East Greenwich Country Club

Designed by Michael Kroian and opened in 1964

East Greenwich - East Greenwich, Rhode Island

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Course Details

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Length:

3315 yards

Slope:

127

Rating:

35.4

Driving Ranges:

The 9-hole "East Greenwich" course at the East Greenwich Country Club facility in East Greenwich, Rhode Island features 3315 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35. The course rating is 35.4 and it has a slope rating of 127. The estimated green fees for 9 holes is $20. Designed by Michael Kroian, the East Greenwich golf course opened in 1964.

Estimated Green Fees

$20

Scorecard for East Greenwich

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	TOT
Blue35.40/127	375	345	520	390	405	180	500	400	200	3315
White34.90/124	365	325	500	360	385	125	475	380	175	3090
Par	4	4	5	4	4	3	5	4	3	36

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GL S. Reviewed September 25, 2020

This course is perfect for an experienced golfer who wants to play a quick round at a great price. The course changed owners 2 years ago and they have put money into improving the clubhouse and the condition of the fairways.

Don’t let the name fool you - East Greenwich Golf Club is actually a public course. A 9 hole round at this regulation golf course costs $15 walking or $25 riding. An amazing deal for a course at this level.

The course is quite long for 9 holes at 3,315 yards. You’ll find two Par 3’s and two Par 5’s. Hole #7 (500 yards) is the signature hole because of the difficult hazards (3 sand traps and a water hazard on the right.) The other long hole (#3 at 520 yards) is also really challenging. You tee off of a cliff onto a narrow fairway with thick woods on the left and right.

This course has a hazard on nearly every hole, so you’ll get plenty of practice hitting over water and out of greenside bunkers. Get ready to hit over a lake on Hole #8 (some regulars say this is the most difficult hole on the course.)

East Greenwich Golf Club is a good option for intermediate golfers looking to improve the finer points of their game. Since it’s a challenging course but still just 9 holes, it’s not too overwhelming. More experienced golfers will enjoy the level of challenge and quick pace of play.

Greens are generally well maintained and feature Kentucky bluegrass, although there is a problem with golfers replacing divots. There can also be dry spots on the fairway occasionally in hot weather. The edge of the fairway is heavily wooded. Greens are very fast, so use a gentle touch and adjust club selection accordingly.

East Greenwich Golf Club has an outstanding restaurant called Circe. It’s basically fine dining food in a relaxed atmosphere. Dishes are perfectly plated and it’s a great spot to enjoy the 19th hole.

This course offers plenty of challenges (even for the experienced golfer) at a very reasonable rate. It’s a rare find!

John K. Reviewed August 15, 2014

mark B. Reviewed April 24, 2011

A great course for it's size, a course that won't beat you up but will give you a good challenge. This course is good for all ages and I find it flows pretty well with not much of a back up because of the layout. Layout of restaurant and outside bar incredible, and full menu and food outstanding.

tim C. Reviewed September 17, 2010

Challenging course but well worth your money. Greens are tough and are well taken care of. Course offers a little of everything to make you a better golfer.

Nathan D. Reviewed May 14, 2010