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Chena Bend Clubhouse and Golf Course, Fort Wainwright, AK

Chena Bend Golf Course - Fort Wainwright, Alaska

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Montgomery Road
2090 Building Fort Wainwright, AK 99703
United States

P: (907) 353-6223
F: (907) 353-1088

Chena Bend Course

18 hole regulation length course

Public golf course

72 par | 7,012 yards | 128 slope

73.6 rating | Blue grass

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Chena Bend Golf Course

The 18-hole "Chena Bend" course at the Chena Bend Clubhouse and Golf Course facility in Fort Wainwright, Alaska features 7,012 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 73.6 and it has a slope rating of 128 on Blue grass. Designed by Jerry Matthews, ASGCA, the Chena Bend golf course opened in 1942. Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Command manages this facility, with Dustin Adams as the General Manager.

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Reviewed July 10, 2010

Decent course, but not quality as I've come to expect for military courses. Greens were as slow as any I've ever played, fairways were patchy, and sand traps were full and easy to play from. Pro shop was basically empty. Snack bar took over 30 mins to prepare a hot dog. A cheeseburger took nearly 45 mins. Driving range was in good shape, but many of the balls that came from the machine were sliced or damaged in some fashion. I'll probably play it again because there isn't much else to choose from around here, but if you have other options I'd pass this place up.

Alan P.

Reviewed July 14, 2009

An excellent course, well maintained by the Military. Need to be accurate on the drive as several of the fairways are narrow, overall one of the top three or four in Alaska.