
Architect
Bill Newcomb
Established
1987
Par / Length
72 / 6616y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$$
Overview: Anchorage Golf Course is a public mountain course carved through birch and spruce in South Anchorage. Bill Newcomb's routing uses forest, uneven terrain and views toward the Chugach Mountains to create a par-72 round in which wind, vegetation and changing light are part of the challenge.
History: Anchorage Golf Course opened in 1987 as a Bill Newcomb design. The course became one of Alaska's established championship venues while retaining public access and a seasonal calendar shaped by the state's short golf season.
Did You Know? On clear days the Chugach Mountains form the course's visual backdrop from several holes. The layout's public identity is unusual for a course that combines mountain views with a full eighteen-hole routing.
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3651 O'Malley Rd