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Ralph Myhre Golf Course
Public
18-Hole
Parkland

Ralph Myhre Golf Course

Middlebury, Vermont, USACentral Vermont

Ralph Myhre Golf Course blends accessible parkland-style golf with well-maintained fairways and greens, making it an appealing choice for players of all skill levels in Middlebury. The inviting layout, framed by mature trees and seasonal scenery, offers strategic elements without overwhelming newcomers.

Course Overview

Located in the heart of Middlebury, Vermont, Ralph Myhre Golf Course presents a carefully maintained, 18-hole layout that appeals to golfers seeking a balance of challenge and accessibility. As a public course serving both the local community and visitors, it combines the approachable nature of a classic parkland design with subtle strategic elements that test all facets of a player’s game.

The course stretches over a moderate yardage, featuring rolling fairways framed by mature trees and well-groomed bunkers that require precise shot-making. Each hole varies in character, providing a thoughtful mix of risk-and-reward opportunities without overwhelming less experienced players. The greens receive particular attention, with smooth surfaces that demand touch and patience on putts. The landscape offers seasonal Vermont charm, especially in the fall when vibrant foliage adds a dynamic backdrop to play.

Ralph Myhre’s layout naturally suits a wide spectrum of golfers—from college students honing their skills to seasoned locals searching for a solid test. The course’s conditioning stands out, highlighted by well-kept tees, fairways, and challenging yet fair greens, making it a rewarding experience regardless of handicap. Walkers will find the terrain manageable, though layering for Vermont’s often cool breezes is wise during shoulder seasons.

Beyond the course, the clubhouse provides a casual, welcoming atmosphere complementing the golf experience. With facilities including a restaurant known for its quality meals and occasional live music events, the venue offers a complete day of play and relaxation. Practice amenities such as the driving range remain a highlight for those looking to warm up or fine-tune their swing.

While straightforward in design, the course presents subtle strategic choices—water hazards and bunkers await to test course management and accuracy. Golfers will appreciate a layout that rewards thoughtful approach shots and steady putting.

Whether stopping by for a quick round or enjoying extended play with friends, Ralph Myhre Golf Course stands as an inviting setting that encourages improvement, friendly competition, and appreciation for Vermont’s signature golfing environment.

Course Highlights

The course features precisely maintained greens that challenge putting stroke due to subtle breaks. Strategic bunkering guards many greens, demanding accuracy on approach shots. The natural Vermont landscape accentuates the parkland setting, while the clubhouse offers a popular restaurant with quality dining and live music sessions on select days. The driving range remains a favored practice spot for players preparing before heading out.

Public Course
Parkland
Walking Friendly

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Guest Reviews

4.8(10 reviews)

Jigyasha Thakur

a year ago
I recently had the pleasure of playing a round at Ralph Myhre Golf Course, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The course is impeccably maintained, with lush fairways and pristine greens that are a testament to the dedication and care of the groundskeeping staff. Each hole is thoughtfully designed, offering a perfect blend of challenge and playability that keeps golfers of all skill levels engaged and excited.

A Grimm

in the last week
GO TO NESHOBE INSTEAD Used to be a great course. Played 54 holes last weekend. The greens are like ice, heads up! Lower the price slightly for both a round of golf and the pro shop! Then again it's Middlebury College so that will never happen. Additionally, I would remove the random golf cart and porta potty by holes 2,9, and 12. This has been done but now there is a random shed? This course has definitely went down in my rankings. The new logo is TERRIBLE. The new clock with the donors name front and center is EXTREMELY NARCISSISTIC. No one listens to the 26 foot smoking rule from the club house. The smell of cigars is horrible. The first hole was better before the change. Trees have been removed. Driving range is in shambles. "RALPH" hats in pro shop are terrible, who would buy those? The club house just isn't the same as it was 5 years ago. A noticeable downgrade and of course charging more for a round now. A shell of it's former self. Sad.

Sam O'Shea

a year ago
This course was in fantastic shape! The greens were in superb condition…which was bad for my score. What an outstanding course for Middlebury students and Vermonters alike!

jeremy ratta

11 months ago
We had scheduled golf lessons and saw it was supposed to rain a week in advance. Both my wife and I called days prior to try and reschedule, leaving multiple messages with no response. Day of lessons, rain stops, we drive 30 minutes to get there and the instructor texted guy at counter that if we show up we should reschedule. Pretty unprofessional.

Samten Trasar

a year ago
I recently visited Ralph Myhre Golf Course and had an amazing experience both on the course and at their restaurant. The driving range was fantastic. The grounds were well maintained and scenic views added to the overall enjoyment of my time there. After the game, I headed to the restaurant. The chicken tenders, cookies and chicken quesadilla were really good. On Sundays, they have Sunday sessions with live music. The staff at both the golf course and restaurant were incredibly friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking to enjoy a great day of golf followed by a delicious meal.

Halimatou Dieye

a year ago
Best golf experience ever with an amazing view!!

A Grimm

in the last week
GO TO NESHOBE INSTEAD Used to be a great course. Played 54 holes last weekend. The greens are like ice, heads up! Lower the price slightly for both a round of golf and the pro shop! Then again it's Middlebury College so that will never happen. Additionally, I would remove the random golf cart and porta potty by holes 2,9, and 12. This has been done but now there is a random shed? This course has definitely went down in my rankings. The new logo is TERRIBLE. The new clock with the donors name front and center is EXTREMELY NARCISSISTIC. No one listens to the 26 foot smoking rule from the club house. The smell of cigars is horrible. The first hole was better before the change. Trees have been removed. Driving range is in shambles. "RALPH" hats in pro shop are terrible, who would buy those? The club house just isn't the same as it was 5 years ago. A noticeable downgrade and of course charging more for a round now. A shell of it's former self. Sad.

jeremy ratta

11 months ago
We had scheduled golf lessons and saw it was supposed to rain a week in advance. Both my wife and I called days prior to try and reschedule, leaving multiple messages with no response. Day of lessons, rain stops, we drive 30 minutes to get there and the instructor texted guy at counter that if we show up we should reschedule. Pretty unprofessional.

Samten Trasar

a year ago
I recently visited Ralph Myhre Golf Course and had an amazing experience both on the course and at their restaurant. The driving range was fantastic. The grounds were well maintained and scenic views added to the overall enjoyment of my time there. After the game, I headed to the restaurant. The chicken tenders, cookies and chicken quesadilla were really good. On Sundays, they have Sunday sessions with live music. The staff at both the golf course and restaurant were incredibly friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking to enjoy a great day of golf followed by a delicious meal.

Jackson Donahue

3 months ago

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Course Details

Holes
18
Total Yardage
6,200
Par
72
Access Type
public
Course conditions are best from late spring through early fall; winter and early spring play require preparation for softer turf and cooler temperatures.

Access & Location

Address

317 Golf Course Rd, Middlebury, VT 05753, USA

Clubhouse

Ralph Myhre Golf Course Clubhouse

Walking Policy

Walking is encouraged and the terrain is moderate; comfortable footwear is advised especially during cooler months.

Open to the public; tee times recommended during peak season.

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