has any one heard that golf courses on military bases are open to the public?

Answer 1

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closed to the general public

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Answer 2

Many military bases have courses that are open to the public. I am assigned to Fort Carson and I know that you can golf there even if you are a civilian. You can also golf at Peterson AFB.

Answer 3

You can visit Tempe Golf Club in Bloemfontein or Services Golf Club in Pretoria; both of which are located in military bases in South Africa.

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Answer 4

No, unfortunately they are usually closed to the public. When I was a kid (my dad was in), I played a couple of great courses on Air Force bases - Eglin AFB in Florida and Vandenberg AFB in California. The Eglin course was beautiful as there was a minimum security federal prison near it and the white collar crooks worked on it and did a fantastic job in keeping it up. It was a bear of a course, too.

Answer 5

I know a few guy who golf and I think you have to be or have been in the military

Answer 6

In San Antonio, I (a civilian) can play on the military bases as a guest of an active or retired service member. I pay what they pay, and that depends on their rank.

Answer 7

No they are not open to the public. They are open to Military and retired as well as DOD active and retired, and they are not free for them.

Answer 8

One of my friends used to live on an army base, and no, that is not true. Sorry.