Midland Officials Open Renovated Quail Course

The newly upgraded course at Hogan Park officially welcomes golfers following extensive infrastructure improvements.

Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Golf

Midland Officials Open Renovated Quail Course

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City officials in Midland recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of the renovated Quail Course at The Courses at Hogan Park. The facility is set to officially open to the public on October 30, 2026.

Why it matters

Updating the aging infrastructure at the facility ensures long-term sustainability for the community's golf offerings. The new irrigation system is specifically designed to reduce maintenance repair requirements for years to come.

The Quail Course features a par of 72 with a total playing length ranging from 5,000 to 7,000 yards. The shortest hole measures between 120 and 177 yards, while the longest hole ranges from 410 to 541 yards.

The players

Mid-America Golf and Landscape Inc.

This company served as the primary contractor for the renovation of the Quail Course at Hogan Park.

The Courses at Hogan Park

This facility is the site of the ongoing renovation project in Midland.

The details

Contractor Mid-America Golf and Landscape Inc. managed the project, which included re-grassing the course and fitting it with an updated reverse osmosis irrigation system. The layout saw several changes, including the reintroduction of a water hazard pond on the 12th hole and a shift of the 10th hole from a par-3 to a par-4.

Renovation work on the Quail Course began in November 2025.
The Quail's First Flight tournament occurs on October 23, 2026.
The Quail Course officially opens to the public on October 30, 2026.
The Roadrunner Course renovation phase begins in November 2026.

Season Trajectory

The renovation of the Quail Course marks the first phase of a three-part project intended to modernize the entire municipal golf complex. This work directly shapes the future availability of local courses as the focus shifts to the Roadrunner Course next month.

Golfers planning to use the newly opened facility must secure a reservation, as walk-in play is not permitted. Additionally, players should prepare for cart path only conditions upon the course's reopening.

The takeaway

The installation of a reverse osmosis irrigation system is a significant infrastructure upgrade aimed at ensuring the course remains playable for decades. Residents can expect consistent improvements at Hogan Park as the city follows through with its multi-phase renovation timeline.