F. E. Warren Air Force Base

this is my new home course now that im stationed here at the base. the course offers a variety of shots but its more of an open course so not many obstacles to look out for. the alternate basket placements are only a small difference from the normal placement, and there are a few baskets that are within 15-20 feet of the roads. Hole 18 is hard to play because it cuts across the clubhouse parking lot where the staff members usually park and where all golf carts are parked. i would recommend givin ...
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this is my new home course now that im stationed here at the base. the course offers a variety of shots but its more of an open course so not many obstacles to look out for. the alternate basket placements are only a small difference from the normal placement, and there are a few baskets that are within 15-20 feet of the roads. Hole 18 is hard to play because it cuts across the clubhouse parking lot where the staff members usually park and where all golf carts are parked. i would recommend giving the staff a heads up before you play the hole. There is a course map with the score card but the tees are all dirk with a 1X2 brick in the ground as a marker so the map is a good tool in finding your way. also the pathway between holes that cross the dried up pond are very grown up at the moment so expect a long walk around or be prepared to go through the high grass.

Note: The antelope on base are protected and you may recieve a fine if you are caught intentionally trying to hit or scare the antelope on the course.
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