Middleton Golf Course

We went to the par 3 Middleton course to play 18. The course is well maintained, but they should have made a decent 9 hole course on this property rather than cramming 18 holes into the same area.\r As you play you can clearly see the other holes, because you are right on top of them. One hole shares a green with another. Frequently other holes players balls were on our fairway. \r There are two holes that hit towards the highway. I am not an expert golfer so this is a little intimidating and made me pick a shorter range club to miss the road. It is even more precarious since there is not a fence or solid tree line between the course and roadway.\r It is kind of a fun course, but way too expensive. I woudl probably play here again if it was $20, but for $36 forget it.\r If it were a nice 9 hole course with more space between the holes and not just a par 3 it would also be more interesting. Pros: Well maintained, good practice for your short game Cons: Expensive, two holes hit towards road more

This is a par-3 course, but the owners charge about the same price as a real course. The greens and fairways are in great condition, but there's no way you should pay over 30 bucks to play a course that is more a 'pitch and putt' than a real course. What a ripoff. Where are ethics and humility these days? Pros: course upkeep Cons: price, par-3 only more