Men's and Women's Club Championship

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 30 August 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $105.00

Entry Method: Online


The Men's and Women's Club Championship is an 18-hole individual stroke play competition at Moose Run Golf Course, flighted by divisions with gross and net prizes. There are four divisions: Men, Senior Men (60+), Women, and Senior Women (60+). Players with a handicap index of 5.0 and below are automatically placed into the Championship Flight. Those with a handicap index up to 11.9 may opt to be in the Championship Flight but must indicate so on entry. Players without an official GHIN handicap will play with a 0 handicap. The event takes place on August 30, 2026, with tee times starting at 8 AM. Entry fees are $105 for Active Duty Military, Retirees, DoD Employees & Dependents, and $130 for Civilian Guests. The entry fee includes greens fees and cart fees for both days, range balls for warmup prior to the round, an awards dinner on Sunday, prizes, and a tournament gift. Entry is via online form.


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Venue

Moose Run Golf Course

AK, United States

Moose Run Golf Course is Alaska's only 36-hole facility located adjacent to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson near Anchorage. The Hill Course, established in 1952 by Army Combat Engineers, features gently rolling hills on its front nine and is easily walkable, suitable for beginners and experienced golfers alike. The Creek Course, designed by Robin Nelson and opened in 2000, is named for Ship Creek that meanders through several holes and is ranked #1 in Alaska by Golf Digest. Both courses are situated at the base of the Chugach Mountains, offering spectacular alpine views. The property spans over 500 acres of Alaskan wilderness where golfers frequently encounter wildlife including moose, bears, wolves, lynx, eagles, and sheep. The Creek Course has earned national recognition, ranking #49 among America's 50 toughest courses and #10 globally for military golf courses. The facility includes a large driving range, grass chipping areas, and practice putting greens. Open to military personnel, veterans, and civilians, it serves as a premier golf destination attracting visitors worldwide.