Eklutna Golf Course

Birchwood, AK · 5.1 mi away

Birchwood Golf Course is a public golf course located in Birchwood, an unincorporated community in the Anchorage area of Alaska along the Old Glenn Highway. It offers nine holes of play with green fees structured separately for nine- and eighteen-hole rounds, along with rental clubs and carts available at the course. As with other Southcentral Alaska courses, its operating season is limited to the region's short summer window when turf and daylight support golf. Public verification of the course's architect, opening year, and full yardage was not available from official or media sources at the time of writing. It functions as a community-oriented, pay-to-play facility rather than a private club.

Chugiak, AK · 6.2 mi away

Chugiak Golf Course is a golf course located in Chugiak, Alaska, a community in the Municipality of Anchorage along the Old Glenn Highway corridor. It has been referenced in golf industry coverage as one of the state's courses built to conform with recognized design standards suited to Alaska's subarctic climate and short playing season. Detailed figures on its holes, par, yardage, and ownership were not confirmed through official sources or golf media at the time of writing. Golf in this part of Southcentral Alaska typically runs from late spring through early fall, dictated by snowmelt and daylight. The course serves the Chugiak-Eagle River area as a local golf option distinct from Anchorage's larger municipal and military layouts.

Wasilla, AK · 8.9 mi away

Wasilla Golf Course refers to golf facilities located in Wasilla, Alaska, a city in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough that is also home to Sleepy Hollow Golf Course and Settlers Bay Golf Course. Independent, verifiable details specific to a separately named Wasilla Golf Course - such as its holes, par, ownership, or opening year - were not confirmed through official sources or golf media at the time of writing. Golf in the Wasilla area operates on a short summer season, generally from mid-May into September, shaped by Southcentral Alaska's climate. The city sits amid the lakes and low mountains of the Matanuska-Susitna Valley, an area with several small public courses. Further primary-source verification would be needed to confirm specifics for a facility under this name.