West Warwick Rhode Island Golf Courses

West Warwick Rhode Island Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Midville Country Club -- *Excellent 9-hole course*
Review by: Richard Temple	Midville is an excellent 9-hole course. It is consistently in good condition, and the course itself is well designed, with plenty of interesting holes. The staff are friendly and seem to appreciate your business.
From Rhode Island

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Coventry Pines Public Golf Course -- *Coventry Pines Public Golf Course*
Review by: Andrew Donilon	Similar to Augusta National, this reserved golf course offers extreme challenges for all competitors. It includes hair-raising sandbunkers and water hazards, as well as breath-taking scenery. You haven't golfed until you've played at Coventry Pines.
From Coventry, RI USA

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Regent Park Golf Club
"Good course, has all the basics, soon to be a hidden jewel"
I played here twice so far. The fairways were in pretty good shape. They recently hired a new superintendent from Charlotte National (Dino) who produces some of the best greens in Charlotte. With a little time, he will have those greens rolling right. He has already started re-doing all the bunkers. Some walks from green to the next tee would be impossible to make. It has some beautiful holes. Most bunkers did not have enough sand in them, but they're being re-worked now with some getting all new drainage and sand and some being filled in as grass bunkers. This will make it a fairer course.
---Steve, Lowell, NC
Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course
"Excellent Test for the Money."
Greens tough to beat. Holes 16 & 17 real attention getters.
---Mike Bayne, Citrus Heights, CA
Cedar Creek Golf Club
"A course of challenge and beauty"
If you are looking for a track that will provide you the challenges of all the natural elements of the game of golf, Cedar Creek will do that. With it's bunkers, woods, length, rolling greens, water hazzards and blind shots. I have played this course at least a dozen times and I cannot a remember a time where I felt like I was being pushed by a group behind me or that I had to push a group ahead of me. It is easy to get frustrated with the challenge of the course, but you can maintain a good rhythem because of the pace of play. This track is also affordable. I have played many of the courses in Aiken County including the private courses and I haven't found any difference in the quality of this course compared to the private clubs. The staff are also very friendly.
---Randy H, Canton, Ohio
Beaver Brook Golf & Country Club
"The brook"
Beaver Brook is a nice course that was developed in the 50's. Because of that, it is not the longest course, and it is more technical than some of the more modern, open designs. The fairways are narrow and hilly with a lot of blind approach shots, and the greens are small. From the Blue it is about 6000 yards, but plays longer because of some of the second shot angles and elevated greens. If you keep it in the fairway, you can score. If you don't, it will be a long round.
---T.A. Campbell, Knoxville, TN