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Middlecreek Golf Course
Public
9-Hole
Walking Friendly

Middlecreek Golf Course

Rockwood, Pennsylvania, USAWestern Pennsylvania

Middlecreek Golf Course offers a straightforward 9-hole experience set among gentle hills and open fairways in Rockwood, Pennsylvania. Perfect for intermediate players and newcomers, the course combines approachable terrain with thoughtful design elements that reward accurate play and course management.

Course Overview

Middlecreek Golf Course presents a welcoming 9-hole layout that balances straightforward playability with subtle challenges, ideal for intermediate golfers and newcomers seeking an engaging round without overwhelming complexity. Located in Rockwood, Pennsylvania, the course stretches across gently rolling terrain where elevation changes lend character to holes that wind through open fields and patches of mature trees. The landscape remains uncluttered, allowing sightlines that help players gauge distances even on the blind shots, although some holes do require a careful strategic approach to navigate subtle slopes and well-positioned bunkers.

Fairways at Middlecreek are generally broad, supporting shot shaping and offering some forgiveness off the tee. Greens are maintained to a consistent standard, delivering true rolls despite occasional slow speeds following wetter periods. The course’s natural undulations encourage precision, especially on approaches where runoff areas demand accuracy. This layout rewards thoughtful course management more than brute distance, making it accessible for golfers still developing their skills as well as those who appreciate a relaxed yet purposeful round.

Guests describe a down-to-earth atmosphere supported by a friendly and attentive staff who ensure that tee times move smoothly even during busier weekends. The pro shop experience, highlighted by helpful staff like Natalie, adds a personal touch. Walking is encouraged at Middlecreek, with well-defined paths and manageable elevation changes that make for an enjoyable stroll. Those sensitive to insects should consider timing visits outside peak bug seasons or bring appropriate spray, as the rural setting includes occasional gnats.

Practical amenities are simple but welcome, focusing primarily on the core golf experience. The course’s position near outdoor attractions such as Ohiopyle State Park means many visitors combine golf with regional recreational activities. While not a sprawling resort destination, Middlecreek provides a clean, accessible option for those seeking a quality round at a reasonable price, backed by local enthusiasm and steady upkeep.

Golfers planning a visit should book tee times ahead, particularly on weekends, to secure a spot. This venue rewards players who value straightforward design, steady conditions, and an honest challenge in a relaxed, natural environment.

Course Highlights

Middlecreek’s layout features open fairways bordered by patches of woodland and gentle elevation changes that influence shot selection. Although primarily a 9-hole course, its design includes subtle blind tee shots and bunkers strategically placed to encourage thoughtful play. The course offers a quiet setting close to outdoor recreation areas, blending approachable golf with regional character.

Public Course
9-Hole
Walking Friendly

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Guest Reviews

4.8(10 reviews)

nick ott

10 months ago
This course stays in pretty nice shape all year long. Not a very difficult course but it still has some nice landscape to it with elevation playing a part on some holes.

Garrett Sellers

2 years ago
Really have an amazing time everytime I go there, staff are nice and helpful. The course has 9 holes and you can set a "T" time, sing up for membership. The center field holes are straight up and back down then you have a few holes that skirt all the way around the center field. This course is one of my favorites. Very intermediate friendly.

SB Moeller

6 years ago
View from the 3rd tee. Nice, open 9 hole course. Reasonably priced and friendly staff.

Jacob Hoot

2 months ago

Austin Reel

2 months ago

Ken Wagner

6 months ago

Justin Akers

3 years ago
Beautiful course and a real hidden gem at this price point. Our family came to Ohiopyle for a rafting trip. Course was 40 minutes from Kentuck Campground and worth the drive. Flawless greens; no divots. Fairways are grown in nicely; no muddy spots or trouble areas. Course is wide open but plenty of curves and light hills to keep it interesting. Each hole is unique. Natalie in the pro shop was very helpful and the groundskeepers do a great job. I recommend making a tee time because they have a lot of walk ons. Locals must love this course and tourists like myself who stumble out here are happy that we did. See you next year.

Scott

a year ago
Wow. All the reviews were quite misleading in my opinion. Maybe it's the only game in town but , let's get real here. The entire time you golf you will smell manure. I grew up near several farms and didn't mind it but this smells more like raw sewage. Gnats galore. More than any course ive been on. Probably seasonal so bring bug spray, no big deal. Called ahead and they said they were not busy. New golfers welcome. Uh, the course was packed like a Saturday. My cohorts were bummed but pressed on. Even scramble we were pushed. Hard. Greens were super slow and needed cut. Cups full of water. Blind shots almost every hole if new. Fairways can't be seen to give an idea of direction because they aren't cut with directional patterns and are long. Roughs, forget about it. Get a ball in the rough and you could be five feet from the ball and never find it. And you will because you can't see the hole or where to drive. Put an aim stick where to aim! I hit several great shots only to realize I'm on the other fairway. Course is laid out with absolute minimum acres required for a 9 hole course. Meaning you are at risk of being beamed in the head on the t box as golfers here hit their twentieth shot over the green at your head. One of the par 3s, I think number 7 is 200 yards from whites and blues. We tried to find the blue and couldnt until we hit our white shot and saw the "fairway" pointed toward a t box on the other side of the green we were just at. Sigh. Don't get me wrong the course looks nice and maybe once you get to know it , it is maybe just ok three stars. However losing balls and having to search for balls immediately off the fairway in the rough is so so lame. CUT. YOUR. GRASS. Final thing, on one of the holes a tree fell near the tee box and was pushed off the cart path. It was an ash tree that was obviously in decay. But they let that thing sit there dead standing, until it eventually fell. If that fell on a foursome in carts, they would have all been dead. This is downright negligent groundskeeping. This is a must skip for me. Also no food. No 19th hole. Yet this is a members club as well? Not even a hotdog. Where's the Tylenol. ... ..

Lars Murray

2 months ago

Jim Jancel

9 months ago
Mostly level course well maintained.

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Course Details

Holes
9
Total Yardage
2,700
Par
36
Access Type
Public
Seasonal insect activity can peak during summer; early morning tee times recommended for cooler conditions.

Access & Location

Address

227 Golfers Ln, Rockwood, PA 15557, USA

Clubhouse

Modest pro shop with basic amenities and friendly staff

Walking Policy

Course is walking-friendly with gentle hills; sturdy walking shoes advised due to occasional uneven terrain.

Advance tee time reservations recommended on weekends; walk-on play accepted when available.

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