The Middlefield Golf Course may be slightly on the shorter side—its stats include a par 67 and just over 5,000 yards—but it doesn't scrimp on the natural beauty. Designed by Gene Mason and constructed in 1991, the course was built among mature foliage, so towering fully grown trees litter the greens and create a cozy, tucked away feeling for golfers. On its north side sits the Row River, which gently rolls past the greens and is visible from the 13th and 12th holes. In addition to beauty, the course also offers just enough challenge to give golfers a chance to really test their skills; the 16th hole, for example, dog-legs to the left, while the entirety of the 18th hole is bordered by a tricky water trap. Middlefield is open to the public, but it also offers some social golf programs to get players playing on the regular.