Architect
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Established
1952
Par / Length
72 / 6492y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: The Hill Course at Moose Run is a wooded Anchorage layout framed by spruce and birch, with a hilly front nine and a flatter back nine. The Army-built course uses the forest and natural elevation changes to create a straightforward northern design with small greens and only a few water features.
History: The Hill Course’s official history says Army Corps of Engineers combat engineers built the first nine holes in 1952 and added the second nine in 1955. That staged construction explains the course’s contrasting front and back nines.
Did You Know? Moose Run’s Hill Course is described as part of the northernmost 36-hole golf facility in the United States.
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27000 Arctic Valley Rd
