Midlane country club first off not a country club second more like midcourse. I suggest nobody ever plays here ever. I’ve never put a ground of golf in six hours in my life. There’s no Ranger. There’s no starter. This isn’t (golf) this is a miserable experience. I got hit by a ball and they didn’t even yell four. And I’ve just never had a worst experience in my life. A group even tried acting nice but instead they cut us and there’s no range to do anything about it. I want nothing but a refund. I hope the owner reaches out to me because someone has been playing golf for 15 years, I’ve never been more upset in my life.

Best challenge you can get with water on both sides of fairway and in middle and behind green. You need to pla e your shots, you can't just swing unless you have plenty of golf balls. This is my new favorite course. Wednesdays its only 35 w/ cart. From 65. It's a steal we usually play 36 that day. Staff are great at bar and food area. Keep them straight here otherwise your # will go triple. Good luck!

This course was really nice. Well kept for the price you pay. Some good challenging holes. Would definitely try to play from the back tees. Slightly more distance. And you get to see wildlife.

The course was in great condition when I played. There's a putting green by the clubhouse to give you a chance to get your putting stroke going before the round. The driving range is a little ways from the clubhouse, which isn't so bad if you plan on taking a cart. Course is very walkable (my preference).

I went to the driving range, and I didn't golf. The range was not attached to the course, it was down the street. That would've been fine/not out of the ordinary if it was a practice facility or training center. It was just the range. The driving range didn't have a ball dispenser, and no one was on the building. Apparently it is the subdivision's clubhouse & the pool was shut down & no one was utulizing the exercise equipment. Their system was to go in the main clubhouse, pick your bucket size ($10 for a large buckey)& a really nice guy fills up your bucket manually behind the counter from a big bucket of balls. You can't take the bucket he fills though. He only has 1 bucket of each size. He pours your balls into a plastic mesh bag-like you would buy oranges or avocados, then you take your awkward, mesh bag of balls to your car & drive them down to the range. The range was fine-basic. It was on an angle tho. You had to position yourself diagonally to hit the balls. It was okay, but not the experience that I wanted.