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
Similar but superior to Walter Johnson’s only other design North Kingstown Golf Course, Potowomut GC is a fun course that offers a classic design, solid conditioning, and plenty of risk/reward holes. This course is definitely worth a play if you get the chance. … More Review: Potowomut Golf Club
Fun, challenging, and always in great condition, Pinecrest is easily one of my favorite 9-hole courses in the state and one that I highly recommend if you only have time for a quick nine. … More Review: Pinecrest Golf Club
In an area saturated with fine private golf courses, Pawtucket is quite underrated in my opinion. This is a classic Willie Park Jr. course with fantastic hole designs and plenty of challenge for better players. I highly recommend Pawtucket, especially now that the general public can gain access. … More Review: Pawtucket Country Club
The driving range and mini-golf courses are some of the best in the state and I highly recommend them. The nine-hole executive course is a good course for beginners to learn, but I can’t recommend it for any skilled golfers. … More Review: Mulligan’s Island – Par 3 Course
Fun, affordable, and well-conditioned, North Kingstown holds a special place in my heart. In addition to being the place where I learned how to golf, NKGC is also the home of many career firsts including my first hole-in-one. The variety here is strong and this is one of the better public courses in Rhode Island and one worth playing. … More Review: North Kingstown Golf Course
Designer: Arthur Hills/Drew Rogers (2002) Location: Middletown, Rhode Island History: The original plan for Newport National was two championship golf courses, but a down economy in the early 2000’s only allowed for one course and a makeshift clubhouse. Despite this setback, Newport National has received rave reviews and the following awards: #7 Best Course in Rhode Island – … More Review: Newport National Golf Club – The Orchard Course
Montaup is one of the most underrated golf courses in Rhode Island, offering strong conditions and the best views of any public course in the state. I highly recommend this course to all in the area. … More Review: Montaup Country Club
Centrally located in Rhode Island, the short but challenging Midville offers a fun round that I highly recommend. It is indeed one of the best 9 hole courses in the state. … More Review: Midville Golf Club
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