There are surely lots of balls in that lake, likely including those two that Babe Ruth dropped. You'll be relieved to know that at the 9th hole, by Harrington Sound, a half way house offering cool drinks and snacks awaits you. Mid Ocean can be tame on a nice day, but watch out for those ocean winds. On the opening hole, southwest winds can affect your play, and on the 17th hole in particular, wind plays a key role in your club selection. Bear in mind that this is the only course in Bermuda where caddies still assist you.
Carts are available, but walking the course is recommended.
On average, the round takes about four hours and 15 minutes. Be sure to look out for the birds, as about 30 bluebirds have set up home at Mid Ocean. In addition, you may well see some great cranes, of the wading bird variety. The clubhouse, pink and white and trimmed with cedar in true Bermudian style, looks down on the 18th green and is surrounded by the glorious South Shore. There you can enjoy a well-earned drink in one of two bars or dinner in the main dining room.