Newport National Golf Club

Newport National Golf Club is an 18-hole links-style course designed by legendary architect Arthur Hills, stretching 7,244 yards across 200 acres in Middletown, Rhode Island. The course features sloping fairways, marshes, and strategically positioned bunkers characteristic of traditional links golf. Located on the Rhode Island coast, the property offers dramatic views of the Atlantic Ocean and Sakonnet Passage while challenging players with steady winds from Narragansett Bay.

The course presents a demanding layout reminiscent of Ireland and Scottish links courses. Key characteristics include open, windswept terrain with natural hazards and strategic bunkering. Newport National has earned significant recognition, including being named the "#1 Public Access Course in New England" by New England Golf Monthly and placing in Golfweek Magazine's "Top Twenty New Courses in America" following its completion.

Converted from a former 200-acre landscape nursery, the course maintains a public access model while delivering a premium coastal golf experience. The seaside setting and challenging conditions create a distinctive New England golfing destination.