Central Indiana corn country doesn't hide its golf courses behind fancy gates
Central Indiana corn country doesn't hide its golf courses behind fancy gates. Valley View sits in Middletown, a town of barely a thousand. The terrain is flat. The pretense is gone. Eighteen holes, four par-5s spread across the routing, and a 121 slope from the tips that demands your attention. That finishing par-4 carries the number one handicap for a reason. No elevation changes to climb. What you get instead is a scorecard that won't let you cheat. No water to bail you out. No rough so thick it swallows your ball. The locals walk. Walking is what you do here. Show up, pay, play. No clubhouse theater. Just golf the way small-town Indiana has always done it.
