As was previously discussed, the current 6th hole used to play to the current 4th green. The hole was originally the 2nd, and played as a slight dogleg left. In the 1950’s, a green was built in it’s current location. The pond fronting the approach was also built in this timeline, as a way to […]
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After a much needed 5″ of snowfall, we have groomed the winter trails. The snow should set up nicely with the sunshine today. A little chilly this week, but about perfect if you’re out walking, skiing, or snowshoeing in the afternoon. Enjoy, Mike Manthey
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The 5th hole at Midland, has an interesting past. It has served as the opening hole, as a tough par 4 (no gentle handshake to open a round), was eventually converted to a par 5 for scorecard yardage, it played as a par 3 and had two greens for a period, and it acted as […]
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The current 4th hole was originally the 2nd. You played from the current 6th tee, and played to the current 4th green. In the picture below, you’ll notice the driving range West of what is now Hwy 280, the clubhouse in its original location, and the bottom left corner, where the current 6th green is […]
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We’ve had a TON of activity on the winter trails over the past few weeks, which is great to see. The snow conditions were not ideal for a grooming up until today, so Tina Rosenow just finished setting up the trails with a fresh groom. With all of the activity, as a reminder, please stay […]
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The current third hole, which used to be the original 18th at Midland, is a hole that remains very much the same as it was 100 years ago. And if you think about that, it was an extremely difficult closer! Being almost exactly the same length, and comparing how far the average player hit it […]
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