Midland in Kewanee, Illinois, sits on gently rolling farmland and uses the surrounding open fields and tree lines to shape its corridors. Several fairways bend around old drainage ditches that now serve as natural hazards, while a handful of elevated greens require approaches that carry over bunkers cut into the slopes. The course mixes long par fours that play into prevailing westerlies with shorter, precision-oriented holes where out-of-bounds fences sit close on both sides. Water appears on four holes, most notably a pond guarding the final green, and mature hardwoods frame many landing areas, their shadows influencing club selection in late afternoon. The conditioning remains consistent, with firm bent-grass surfaces and clearly defined edges between fairway and rough.