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The Experience

Potowomut is golf-first. A classic walking course just minutes from Narragansett Bay, where serious players can find a match, sharpen their game, and become part of a genuine community. This is where tradition meets every day.

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Golf & Practice

The Course

Our classic 1927 layout sits on rolling terrain near Narragansett Bay. At 18 holes, par 71, and 6,380 yards, the yardage might seem modest — but Potowomut plays longer and tougher than the card suggests.

Demanding Par 3s
Each hole calls for a different club, line, and level of commitment.
Small, Fast, True Greens
Precision is rewarded. Touch and distance control matter.
Strategy Required
From the tee to the putting surface, every decision counts.
Thoughtful Routing
The course unfolds naturally, presenting new angles throughout the round.
Risk and Reward
Well-judged shots are rewarded. Misses are rarely ignored.
Enduring Challenge
Not reliant on length alone. The test lies in placement and judgment.

Practice Facilities

Potowomut takes practice seriously. Our facilities give you everything you need to work on every part of your game.

Driving Ranges

Three alternating grass range setups ensure you're always hitting off quality turf. Plus a dedicated short-range area for wedge work and distance control.

Short-Game Complex

A full short-game area featuring a chipping green and practice bunker. Perfect your touch around the greens where scoring happens.


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The Course
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Hole 1 - Par 4Clover Leaf – On this challenging starting hole, a tee shot avoiding the fairway bunker sets up a mid-iron or hybrid approach. Wide open in front, the green is bunkered left and right.
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Hole 2 - Par 4Little Bend – On this dogleg left, a well-placed shot finding the right side of the fairway opens a clear approach over the water hazard to the largest green on the course.
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Hole 3 - Par 3Cedars – The shortest par three on the course features a small, severely sloped green surrounded by bunkers. Staying below the pin is critical. Par is an excellent score.