Middletown · RI

Newport National Gc

Est. 2002 · Arthur Hills
Why we love this place

Newport National plays like a proper links dropped on the Rhode Island coast. Wind off the bay, waving native grasses, and ocean views on a big, bold Arthur Hills layout. We love that it's open to everyone and still asks championship questions. Bring your wind game and enjoy.

Via Newport National Golf Club

Par
72
Rating
74.1
Slope
139
Length
5,2177,102 yd
Holes
18
Par 72Out 36In 36Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds5134331931763224764785573823530
Par54334445436
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds4015423541675574242474744063572
Par45435434436

About Newport National Gc

Newport National Golf Club's Orchard Course opened in 2002 in Middletown, Rhode Island, designed by the acclaimed architect Arthur Hills on land that had once been a 200-acre landscape nursery. Stretching over 7,200 yards from the tips, the links-style layout features sloping fairways, native marshes, and strategically placed bunkering set against sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Sakonnet River. Steady winds off Narragansett Bay are a constant factor, giving the exposed, treeless holes a genuinely coastal character that rewards shot-shaping and course management. The public-access course has drawn wide praise, having been recognized as one of New England's finest daily-fee experiences. Just minutes from historic Newport, it pairs a demanding championship test with the kind of ocean-side setting that makes it a signature Rhode Island golf destination.
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