Moose Run Golf Course - Creek Course

Robin Nelson's 2000 Creek Course at Moose Run, Alaska's longest golf course at 7,324 yards and widely considered the toughest round in the state. Set on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson north of Anchorage, it's the flagship public-access tee time on the 49th-parallel tier of American golf. Signature holes play through reclaimed gravel pits that Nelson integrated into the routing, #6 and #11 are among the most photographed in Alaska, and #11 specifically is Alaska's longest single hole at 640 yards (par 5). Narrow fairways and strategic bunkering demand quality ball-striking, with split fairways on #4 and #5 asking for commitment off the tee. Conditioning holds up remarkably well for a sub-Arctic course. Golf Digest has ranked Moose Run Creek #1 in Alaska for 2015-16 and 2021-22, #2 in 2017-20 and 2025-26, and inside the top-5 since 2005. Also named #49 in America's 50 Toughest (Golf Digest, 2007) and #10 Top Military Golf Course in the World (Travel + Leisure, 2006). A bucket-list Alaska round.