Family Nine

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Discover the Joy of Family Golf

Golf isn't just a sport; it's a wonderful way for families to bond, enjoy the outdoors, and create lasting memories together. Family golf brings generations closer, offering a unique opportunity for quality time on Alaska's Best Putting Greens.

  • Benefits of Golfing as a family

    1. Outdoor Activity: It gets the family outdoors and moving. Golf courses are typically set in beautiful surroundings, providing fresh air and a chance to enjoy nature.
    2. Physical Exercise: Walking the course, swinging clubs, and carrying clubs (for older kids) provide physical activity and exercise. It's a low-impact sport suitable for most ages and fitness levels.
    3. Skill Development: Golf teaches patience, focus, and coordination. Kids learn hand-eye coordination, spatial awareness, and how to control their bodies through the swing.
    4. Mental Stimulation: Golf requires strategic thinking and problem-solving skills. Kids learn to assess the terrain, plan their shots, and adapt to different conditions.
    5. Family Bonding: Golfing together fosters bonding and creates lasting memories. It provides quality time away from screens and distractions, allowing for meaningful conversations and shared experiences.
    6. Social Skills: Golf encourages social interaction, etiquette, and sportsmanship. Kids learn how to interact with others on the course, follow rules, and handle both success and failure gracefully.
    7. Life Lessons: Golf teaches valuable life lessons such as integrity, perseverance, and resilience. Kids learn to deal with challenges and setbacks, which are important skills for their personal and academic lives.
    8. Building New Connections: Engaging in interactions on the golf course can pave the way for forging fresh relationships, opening doors to broader opportunities in the future.
    9. Lifetime Sport: Golf is a sport that can be enjoyed throughout one's lifetime. Starting young allows kids to develop skills that they can continue to refine and enjoy well into adulthood.
    10. Family Traditions: Golfing together can become a cherished family tradition, passed down through generations. It creates a sense of continuity and connection to family history.

Monday, Family Nine!

Because the Best kind of golf is

the kind you play together!!!

The best part of summer in Alaska is spending time outdoors with the people you love.


Thanks to the generous support of the Mat-Su Health Foundation, Family Nights at Settlers Bay Golf Course are now FREE for Mom, Dad, and children 16 and under.


Join us every Monday evening from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM beginning June 8 and enjoy a fun-filled evening on Alaska's Best Putting Greens. Whether you're introducing your children to the game for the first time or continuing a family tradition, Family Night is a great way to get outside, stay active, and make lasting memories together.


Tee times are encouraged and will receive preference over walk-on players. Please call the Pro Shop at (907) 376-5466 to reserve your tee time.


To participate, each group must include at least one junior golfer (16 and under), with a maximum ratio of two adults per junior participant. All players will play from the Family Gold Tees to keep the experience fun and enjoyable for golfers of all skill levels.


After your round, stop by The Albatross and celebrate with a complimentary s'more by the fire pit!


Healthy Families Play Outside.

Please review the Family Night rules and etiquette below before your visit.

  • General Rules

    • Tee times begin at 5pm and end at 7pm
    • ALL players are to play from the Gold Family Tees
    • Must have at least one junior (under 17) in the group
    • Groups with a tee time have honors on the tee box. Walk-ins are on a first come first serve basis
    • Children Under 16 are not allowed to drive golf carts

  • Etiquette

    • Each player hits their own ball
    • No more then 10 shots per hole per player
    • Keep up with the group in front of you
    • Allow groups with less players or those not playing in family night to play through
    • Keep golf carts off greens and around bunkers
    • Rake bunkers after use
    • Fill divots with sand and seed from golf carts
    • Play golf holes in consecutive order
    • Please keep range balls on the range and not for use on the course