Francis E. Warren Air Force Base Golf Course

Frequently Asked Questions

Can civilians play at Francis E. Warren Air Force Base Golf Course, or is it only for military members?

While it's an Air Force Base course, you'll be pleased to know civilians can absolutely play here, though you'll need to follow specific base access procedures. We recommend calling ahead to understand the current security requirements and ensure a smooth entry onto the base. It's a small hurdle for a great round.

What's the actual playing experience like at F.E. Warren AFB Golf Course? Is it well-maintained?

You'll find a surprisingly well-kept course here, often exceeding expectations for a military facility. The greens are typically true, and the fairways are generally in good shape, offering a solid, straightforward round of golf. Don't expect resort-level luxury, but do expect a reliable and enjoyable game.

When's the best time of year to play golf at F.E. Warren AFB, considering Wyoming's climate?

We strongly recommend targeting late spring through early fall, roughly May to September, for the most consistent and pleasant conditions. Wyoming winds can be a significant factor, so an early morning tee time is often your best bet to avoid the strongest gusts and enjoy a calmer round. Be prepared for cooler mornings even in summer.

How does the cost of playing at F.E. Warren AFB Golf Course compare to other public courses in the Cheyenne area?

You'll generally find excellent value here, especially if you're looking for an affordable round without sacrificing too much quality. Green fees are typically lower than comparable public courses off-base, making it a smart choice for budget-conscious golfers. It's a no-frills experience, but the price is right.

What makes playing golf at Francis E. Warren AFB unique, beyond just being on a military base?

Beyond the unique experience of driving onto an active base, you'll often catch glimpses of military aircraft or base operations, adding a distinct backdrop to your round. The course itself offers a classic, open Wyoming layout, where the biggest challenge often comes from the unpredictable wind, demanding precise shot-making. It's a truly different golf day.