There is a golf course at Yosemite:
OVERVIEW
Yosemite's Wawona Golf Course was the first regulation course in the Sierra Nevada when it opened in 1918 -- and has provided golfers challenging but rewarding rounds ever since. It was designed by Walter Fovargue to blend seamlessly into its spectacular surroundings.
Beautiful Hazards
Set near the historic Wawona Hotel, this golf course alternates between meadows and narrow fairways lined with ponderosa pine and incense cedar trees. At least, if you find yourself in the rough, it'll delight your senses. The mule deer that regularly graze on the fairways are added rewards.
Choose 9 or 18 Holes
The nine-hole, par-35 course measures 3,050 yards and includes two par five holes and three par three holes. Different tee positions per side provide a par 70, 18-hole format. Golfers of every level enjoy the rolling terrain, variety of challenging holes and tranquil setting of this historic course.
This course is one of only four organic golf courses in the United States and is a certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. No pesticides are applied to the course and only reclaimed gray water is used for watering the greens.
It's open daily spring to fall, weather permitting. The greens fee for nine holes is $18.50, for 18 holes $29.50. Cart rentals for nine holes is $15.00, for 18 holes is $24.50.
Golf at Camp David? Yes, President Eisenhower, strange as it may seem, had a par3 built on the grounds so he could practice between rounds at Burning Tree and Augusta National.