The Meadows at Middlesex Golf Club

The course was in terrible condition. Used to love playing here but in that condition. Fairways were just atrocious.

There are a lot of under repair areas roped off so they are trying. A lot more work is needed. Many fairways are burned out. Greens and tee boxes are spotty. Bunkers if not filled with water are muddy for the most part

I’ve played here before and the course was in much better condition. I would tell a friend there are better choices in the area

The practice net has been moved but at least it’s back up. However there were no practice balls

Layout is fine,but bunkers are terrible, fairways have too many bald areas and tees could be better.

The course is in good shape . But,

A note at the sign in desk informed the customers that some tee boxes will be shut down for repairs starting July 30– and some other work on the course will also be done

There used to be a driving net which was good if you wanted to warm up. But it’s “ broken “ and down and they weren’t sure when it will be up again

First time playing- would recommend; good value for the price. Greens are challenging, some long holes, some tight spots, but a good, fair test. Good shape for a public course.

First time playing the Meadows, a moderately challenging course for my ability. Most fairways will give you a flat lie unless you're aiming for more challenge. The course was in great shape, greens were perfect, tee boxes were a little hard (to tee up). An enjoyable course to play. The bar serves good food and has attentive bar tenders.

Course was in great condition. Few bunkers were water logged, glad wasn’t in any of them. Front plays shorter than the back. Fair test of golf. Definite replay

I have played this course several times. Course maintenance seems to have drastically improved from prior years. Greens are becoming faster and putt well. The back 9 layout is quite memorable. Pro shop staff was pleasant as well. I will be back!

Bunkers very uneven, some good others with stones some filled with water. Front nine in better shape than the back. Course very average with a few interesting holes. Hopefully as the golf season advances conditions will improve.

First time playing rough was super long lost 3 balls in my group. Course was easy greens were slow couldn’t tell the difference between rough and fairway in some spots.. Bunkers had no drainage almost all were filled with water.. Not worth $50 a round

Golfnow Hot Deal makes this a great value. This is a tight course and plays very challenging from the blue tips. Tees, fairways and greens all tend to be in decent shape as per my half dozen or so rounds there the last 15 years or so. Greens are undulating puzzles and can be especially tricky when pins are set on the perimeters.

Best in Spring or Summer before the leaves drop and hide everything in the rough.

The Caddyshack Bar and Grill is THE BEST. (Same owners as The Extra Pint in Manville, NJ). Incredibly warm and friendly atmosphere. The absolute BEST hot wings on the planet. Everything is fabulous. You'll come back just for the Caddyshack!

I realize it's been a rough Summer with the weather. A lot of weeds in the fairways . Rough could b cut to speed up pace of play

Like many courses this time of year, the course is starting to show signs of being heat beat. The greens, grown out due to the heat, were slow and didn't roll very well at all. The bunkers were hard and not sandy. The course had areas of high crabgrass and needed attention. I get that the heat was getting to the course, but cut the grass!! I like the tract but the conditions made it tough to play.