Palmer Golf Course

Wasilla, AK · 9.7 mi away

Sleepy Hollow Golf Course is a nine-hole, par-3 public golf course in Wasilla, Alaska, situated roughly seven miles north of town near the Hatcher Pass foothills. Built in 1989 and designed by Dave Carn, it plays to a par of 27 over about 1,215 yards and uses bent grass and bluegrass greens. Its season runs from mid-May to mid-September, consistent with the short Southcentral Alaska growing window. The course is family-operated, with on-site cabins available for visitors alongside the golf facility. Its compact, mountain-ringed layout is oriented toward casual and beginner play rather than championship-length golf.

Wasilla, AK · 11 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.

Eklutna, AK · 13 mi away

Eklutna Golf Course is associated with Eklutna, Alaska, a small community in the Chugach Mountains foothills along the Glenn Highway near Eklutna Lake, north of Anchorage. It does not appear among the Alaska Golf Association's list of rated public, military, or semi-private courses, and no course website, scorecard, or news coverage confirming its holes or operating status could be located. The area is otherwise known for Eklutna Lake's camping, hiking, and paddling rather than organized golf.