Anchorage · AK

Moose Run Golf Course

Est. 1952 · U.S. Army combat engineers (Hill Course); Robin Nelson / Nelson & Haworth (Creek Course)
Why we love this place

Two very different courses, one wild mountain setting, and moose that actually earned the name. We love that Moose Run pairs a course with real military history against a modern championship layout, all tucked beneath the Chugach. It is northern golf at its most memorable, and a must-play whenever you find yourself in Anchorage.

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Par
72
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Holes
18

About Moose Run Golf Course

Moose Run sits east of Anchorage at the foot of the Chugach Mountains and ranks as one of America's northernmost 36-hole golf facilities. Its story begins with the Hill Course, first cut as a nine-hole track by U.S. Army combat engineers in 1952 and extended to a full eighteen a few years later, giving it deep roots as a military and public golf home. The complex grew dramatically at the turn of the millennium when the Creek Course, a modern design by Robin Nelson of Nelson & Haworth, opened in 2000. The Corps of Engineers awarded that commission on the strength of a plan that minimized disturbance to the surrounding land and moose habitat. The Creek stretches past 7,300 yards and includes the longest hole in the state, a 640-yard par five.
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