▶The Anti-3 Putt Game
Train lag putting, second-putt pressure, and the distance control that keeps three-putts off the card.
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SERVICE 2 SCRATCHGOLF · SERVICE · COMMUNITY
A MILITARY GOLF MEDIA PROJECT
We explore the courses, people, history, and organizations that make military golf special—while grinding from a 12 handicap toward scratch.

EXPLORE MILITARY GOLF
View and search military golf courses, filter by service branch, or explore places that Service 2 Scratch has visited and recorded an episode. Meet some of our nation’s finest men and women serving in the golf industry. Find a coach, mentor, or connection in the golf world to expand your career opportunities or improve your game.
GIVE BACK THROUGH THE GAME
Support featured military and veteran organizations, enter current giveaways, and preview what is coming next.
MORE THAN COURSE TOURS
GAME IMPROVEMENT
Simple games and drills you can take directly to the practice green—built to add pressure, sharpen distance control, and make every rep count.
LATEST EPISODE
A service member’s guide to the history and character of a military golf course—with organization, veteran golf professional, and Legends spotlights.
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Fort Belvoir brings together course history, Links to Freedom, veteran golf instruction, and nine honest holes on the road to scratch.
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When I moved to Augusta and experienced the Masters, golf became a much bigger part of my life than I ever expected. Service 2 Scratch grew from that spark—and from a simple idea: military golf deserves a place where its courses, history, programs, and people can be discovered together.
I’m CJ—Army Soldier, golfer, and host. The road to scratch gives the series a scorecard. The real mission is helping you discover the course your grandfather played at while he was serving, get involved with a program near your next duty station, or meet someone whose service continues through the game.
We’ll see you on the green.
WORK WITH SERVICE 2 SCRATCH
Learn how companies, courses, and organizations can support military golf stories and community programs.