Midlane Country Club

Great staff. Always slow pace and they need Marshall s. The layout is fun especially the back side

Course is excellent; lots of opportunities for airing it out over water and bunkers for making average difficulty of greens. The layout on the back 9 is particularly well designed. A combination of resort style with the kind of course that winds through some houses as well as nature. Staff was friendly, pace of play was excellent.

Attended a golf outing here today and had a great time. I had played here before and remembered the course being a bit rough but it was in solid shape today and we had a blast.

Good drinks flowing, solid brat after the round and the staff was super nice all around. The back 9 is way better than the front and is a super fun layout.

Really enjoyed the day. Would recommend respite some tough reviews.

Guys are complaining it’s not the same as Thunderhawk….

Thunderhawk is $99+$20 cart fee. More than double the price and it’s always sold out of early tee times. Not comparing apples to apples.

For what it is midlane is pretty solid these days. I was impressed and had previously said I wouldn’t be back

Very fun - resort style course that winds through different kinds of water layouts. The course design is excellent and stays interesting with each area of the round. The back 9 weaves through some more wooded areas than the front and is especially fun. Locals seemed cool. Would definitely play again.

Fun course with water on many of the holes. Sand seldom came into play. Weather was perfect. Positioning type course. Needs a little TLC in areas.

Great layout. Fun course. Great price. We'll be back.

One would think for $69.00 it would be close to Thunderhawk, but it's not! I'd rather pay the $10.00 more and play a good course like Thunderhawk. The sand traps have large rocks in them and are so hard it's like hitting a ball off asphalt. The tee boxes haven't been seeded to fill in the needed areas at all. The cart paths are great if you want to throw your back out. If you're looking for a nice course, this isn't it.

Well it's been 30 years since I played Midland.. lots of water. And challenge. Bad things on course. #1.TEE BOXES WRONG DISTANCE. #2SAND TRAPS HAVE ROCKS THAT COULD DAMAGE CLUBS.#3. TRAPS NOT RACKED..#4 SEVERAL HOLE LACK GRASS. #4 GREENS ARE LUMPY. #5. PEOPLE DONOT REPAIR BALL MARKS.

Course not in good shape. Water puddles everywhere, fairways/tee boxes in bad condition.

I've played this course a few times a year for about a decade. Always enjoyed it since (for me) it was a challenging course due to the number of water hazards and bunkers. Unfortunately, each time I return, it seems to be in worse shape. Area has had above average rainfall this year, and the course has not handled it well. Several holes were flooded early in the year (particularly 6 and 7) and have never recovered. The 400-yd, par 4, sixth hole has played as 135-yd, par 3 all year due to fairway flood damage.

On this visit: Except for the holes previously mentioned, fairways were in fairly good shape, but full of divots. Some greens had grass damage and were full of ball marks. Gaggles of geese (and their 'gifts') all over the course.

I don't recommend playing the course this year unless you live nearby, or get a discount greens fee.

Hopefully things improve next year. Such a waste of a formerly nice course.