While the slow round definitely soured my experience here, Windmill Hill is an affordable, well-designed executive course I recommend checking out if you need some iron practice. … More Review: Windmill Hill Golf Course
Relatively underrated, West Warwick features private course conditions and a challenging 9-hole set-up. It’s on par with nearby Midville and is definitely a course to try if you’re looking to play somewhere new. … More Review: West Warwick Country Club
Well-kept and short, RICGC at Washington Village went through many changes throughout the years to adapt, but in the end fell short, and was forced to close. … More Review: Rhode Island Children’s Golf Course at Washington Village
Valley isn’t an elite private course by any means, but it is a fun, challenging layout with some memorable holes. I recommend playing this well-kept course if you get a chance. … More Review: Valley Country Club
The urban Triggs is a classic Donald Ross design and easily the best public course in the Providence area. With that being said, glacial pace of play and virtually no amenities leave me always feeling a bit disappointed. … More Review: Triggs Memorial Golf Course
While a decent course for beginners or those on a budget, Silver Spring’s confusing at best and dangerous at worst layout renders it a course to skip. … More Review: Silver Spring Golf Course
It’s hard for me to rank an executive course highly, but make no mistake: Rose Hill is one of the best par 3 courses I’ve ever played. This challenging, well-conditioned course is a fun round and one I can highly recommend to anyone that wants to get some iron practice in. … More Review: Rose Hill Golf Club
Rolling Greens lags behind several good nearby public courses in pretty much every category and is not worth a play in my opinion. … More Review: Rolling Greens Golf Course
Enjoyable but a tad bit goofy, Richmond truly feels like a course taken from the Carolinas with tall pines lining the fairways. It is in decent shape, affordable, and should be in any Rhode Islander’s public course rotation. … More Review: Richmond Country Club
The views, amenities, and conditions at Quidnessett are fantastic, but a pedestrian Cornish design keeps it from being one of Rhode Island’s elite courses. Nonetheless, it’s a very solid course that I recommend if you get an opportunity to play it. … More Review: Quidnessett Country Club
