Midland Hills Country Club

Saint Paul, Minnesota

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Course
18 holes

Midland Hills Country Club Scorecard

Front 9123456789OUT
Par44435534436
Blue3273754101384755221733373733,130
Handicap7913173115511
Back 9101112131415161718INTOT
Par5434443543672
Blue5564142223884223571975293543,4396,569
Handicap21216861018414

Tees, Slope & Course Rating

TeeSlopeCourse Rating
Blue13172.1

Midland Hills Country Club by the Numbers

Midland Hills Country Club plays to a par of 72 and measures 6,569 yards from the blue tees. The layout features 4 par-3s, 10 par-4s and 4 par-5s. The number-one handicap hole is the par-5 6th — statistically the toughest hole on the course, while the 16th rates as the most forgiving. The longest test is the 10th, stretching 556 yards from the tips, and the shortest is the 4th at 138 yards.

72
Par
6,569
Max Yardage
#6
Hardest Hole
4/10/4
Par 3s/4s/5s

About Midland Hills Country Club

Midland Hills Country Club features an 18-hole layout that stretches over 6,569 yards, playing to a par of 72. The course offers the Blue tees for players looking for a bit of an extra challenge, and it's known for its well-manicured bentgrass greens and hybrid bluegrass fairways. You'll find that precision is key here, as the course demands thoughtful shot placement to navigate its strategic design. Whether you're a low handicapper or a casual player, it'll provide an enjoyable yet demanding round.

What to Expect

As you tackle Midland Hills, expect a solid challenge that’s best suited for players with a wide range of skill levels. The course's slope rating reflects its strategic design, so be prepared for some tricky holes, particularly around the greens where subtle undulations can catch you off guard. Pay attention to club selection, especially on approach shots—being accurate can save you from trouble lurking in bunkers and water hazards. For those with a handicap between 10 and 25, you'll likely find a good balance of challenge and enjoyment here.

Fun Fact

Midland Hills has a storied history in the Minnesota golf scene, having hosted several prestigious tournaments since its founding in 1921, including the 1971 U.S. Women’s Open.

About Saint Paul

Saint Paul, the state capital of Minnesota, is known for its rich history and vibrant arts scene. With charming neighborhoods and a plethora of parks, it offers a unique blend of urban culture and natural beauty, particularly along the Mississippi River. The city’s warm, welcoming vibe is enhanced by its diverse culinary offerings and frequent community events.

Nearby Attractions

While in Saint Paul, make sure to visit the iconic Summit Avenue, renowned for its historic Victorian mansions, offering a glimpse into the city’s past. For dining options, head over to Forepaugh's, a charming restaurant known for its elegant atmosphere and delicious seasonal dishes. If you're looking for a cozy place to stay, the historic Hotel 340 is just a short drive away, providing a comfortable retreat after a day on the course.

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