Midland Valley Golf Club

Rated a popular round among Hole19 golfers in South Carolina, Midland Valley Golf Club is a semi-private, Ellis Maples-designed course that opened in 1961 in South Carolina, United States. The 18-hole, par-72 layout stretches to 6,870 yards across rolling, tree-lined terrain. Hole 1 sets the tone immediately as the number-one handicap hole, with a narrow fairway and an elevated green that slopes sharply. Hole 3 is a short par 4 where a deep front bunker guards the green and rewards aggressive play. Hole 12 bends left to a large two-tiered green, and hole 18 closes the round from a scenic elevated tee box to a challenging green. Practice options include a full grass tee driving range, an oversized putting green, and a chipping and pitching zone with bunkers and tight lies. The Horse Creek Tavern serves as a full-service restaurant and bar open to both members and the public, and the pro shop carries golf apparel, equipment, and accessories.