This Cornish course certainly features some quirky designs but I’d be lying if I said these holes weren’t fun. If you want an affordable, well-conditioned, rural golfing experience in Rhode Island, Foster CC is your place. … More Review: Foster Country Club
While conditioning and pace of play leave a lot to be desired, Exeter Country Club is an enjoyable course and one of Geoffrey Cornish’s better designs. This is an above average public course for the area and one I would recommend for its value and layout. … More Review: Exeter Country Club
Cranston CC is the premier public course in central Rhode Island, but left me underwhelmed. While conditioning is solid, typically lackluster Cornish hole designs do little to make this course stand out. Cranston CC is firmly in the middle tier of Rhode Island public courses at a top tier price. … More Review: Cranston Country Club
Alpine CC is a nice, well-conditioned course I consider one of Geoff Cornish’s better designs. The amenities here are fantastic and you get the sense that the Club is thriving and always packed. While the course itself isn’t one I’d go out of my way to play, I’d gladly play here when given the opportunity. … More Review: Alpine Country Club
Agawam is the prime example of how too much change is a bad thing when it comes to golf course design. Once one of the most exclusive and best Donald Ross designs in Rhode Island, Agawam has had more plastic surgery than any other course in the state and feels disjointed for this reason. Despite several good holes, don’t be surprised if you leave here feeling underwhelmed. … More Review: Agawam Hunt
Well-conditioned, affordable, and a fair degree of hole variation make Swansea a popular choice in Southeast Mass/Providence. However, persistent power lines and classic Cornish back-to-front sloped greens on every hole render this course just mediocre. … More Review: Swansea Country Club
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