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Middletown Country Club
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Middletown Country Club has been one of Bucks County's major golfing destinations for more than a century. Originally designed as a nine-hole golf course in 1913 by Scottish architect Alexander Findlay, the second nine was added three years later. In the many years since opening, the golf course has undergone renovations by both George Fazio and Stephen Kay. This tough course is proof that a layout doesn't have to be 7,500-plus yards to be a challenge. Although the Middletown C.C. golf course plays to a seemingly modest yardage of 6,217 from the back tees, the rolling terrain provided by its location in the scenic Neshaminy Valley makes the course seem much longer. The small greens have plenty of undulations and you'll also be faced with a variety of uphill, downhill, and sidehill lies. There are also towering trees looming above the fairways and water comes into play throughout the golf course as well.
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Conditions3.1
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Value3.4
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Layout3.8
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Friendliness4.3
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Pace3.6
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Amenities3.3
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by xxduganxx1 on 06/07/2026
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Photo submitted by srose23 on 05/20/2025
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Photo submitted by srose23 on 05/20/2025
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Photo submitted by nj0999 on 12/10/2024
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Photo submitted by nj0999 on 12/10/2024
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9th Hole Tee Photo submitted by SheirRonW on 05/13/2024
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9 tee Photo submitted by nj0999 on 03/29/2024
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9 bunker Photo submitted by nj0999 on 03/29/2024
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12 tee Photo submitted by nj0999 on 03/29/2024
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Photo submitted by u314162369707 on 06/18/2023
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15 long ride Photo submitted by killor2 on 01/07/2022
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Photo submitted by u314160025272 on 12/13/2020
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Photo submitted by sixeagles on 10/25/2019
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Photo submitted by sixeagles on 10/25/2019
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Photo submitted by sixeagles on 08/01/2019
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Photo submitted by TLiberatore on 07/01/2019
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Photo submitted by TLiberatore on 07/01/2019
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Photo submitted by sixeagles on 10/09/2017
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Photo submitted by sixeagles on 10/09/2017
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6th hole - par 3 Photo submitted by sixeagles on 11/19/2015
Golfer Reviews
1st time at MCC.
The course was in great shape. The tee boxes were being redone. Had to play from temporary boxes but that's expected. Will definitely go back.
Greens need work
No fault of the groundskeeper. The green are abused by locals with offroad toys
Needed repairs are in progress
Tuesday afternoon and warm for October was definitely the draw. It already started, but now trying to beat the barrage of leaves soon to come to future rounds. This course is generally well maintained and the fairways and greens were In good shape. The one big issue this round was a lot of active groundskeeping and construction; mostly of tee boxes. There were a lot of temporary tee boxes and active construction of new or replacement boxes. It understandable they would do it this time of year, so that all can be in great shape in the spring. All in all it was a good time playing with others who were local and frequent players at this course.
Not worth it
Geeens were beat up. There were two twosomes in front of us…why were they not playing together? The temporary tee boxes were a joke. I won’t be back.
Great when it’s done with it’s faults
The current price for play is insane for the condition of the course right now. It had at least 3 holes short with driving range pads as the tee box. They should have change the price when they started construction. After they finish it will probably be worth it. Layout is great but bad conditions
