Midway Golf Club

About Midway Golf Club

Tucked away in the high desert of the Bighorn Basin, this public track punches well above its weight class for a small Wyoming town. The course sits at over 3,800 feet elevation in a landscape that's more reminiscent of eastern Montana than the mountain golf you'd expect in the Cowboy State, think rolling sagebrush terrain with distant buttes on the horizon rather than towering peaks. Despite flying under the radar with virtually no online presence or documented details, it's earned a stellar 4.7-star rating from the few golfers who've discovered it. What makes Midway special is exactly what you'd hope for in small-town Wyoming golf: generous fairways that let you swing away, greens that are kept in surprisingly good condition given the arid climate, and the kind of honest, no-frills layout where course management matters more than pure distance. The walking-friendly routing and complete absence of pretension make this a throwback to golf's simpler pleasures. It's the sort of place where locals gather for early morning rounds before the wind picks up, and where you'll pay a fraction of what resort courses charge while enjoying views that stretch for miles across the basin floor.

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