The Kenai golf course is a nice beginner ski course that is groomed for classic and skate skiing. There are one or two nice views but otherwise it is what you would expect for a golf course. If it is windy there is no protection from the trees. Get out and enjoy our local trails.

I understand that the bar for Alaska golf is low (ranked dead last among US states), but this is the lowliest dog track I've ever stepped foot on. The course has more dead grass than not in the middle of June. Beyond that, driving the golf cart through the fairway is reminiscent of choppy water - you might need a visit to the chiropractor afterward. Do yourself a favor and light your $100 bill on fire instead of playing this course. The entertainment value is higher. 0/5, if possible.

Course was in pretty good shape and greens were getting there for mid June. But the new rates don’t justify playing here. 60$ for residents and 90$ for non residents to walk 18 holes is robbery

Course was nice. Course was patchy. Bring plenty of balls unless you’re a straight shooter. Non resident fees are high.

After having a bad experience at Bird Homestead Golf Course in Soldotna, I decided on Kenai Golf Course where we were met by a friendly staff. My son & myself are beginners & they saw that (blatantly obvious with how poorly we were doing) so we were approached with an offer for a lesson rather than holding up other players. I wasn’t offended at all but relieved as I don’t even know proper form let alone where to go. The gentleman who schooled us was patient & informative. My son & I both learned a lot today. Kenai Golf Course will be our go to & we’ll spend more time on the driving range learning form before going through the actual course.