Ninigret Park

Excellent course. There are some less than creative holes, though for the entire round it is very challenging. There are very technical hole which pull you out of your mainstay shots, including a deep ravine that's ob where your normal fairway would lay, multiple doglegs that steal your longest straight drive ability, and an 810 foot par 5 with its own green monster-that marks half way at 400 feet and is itself a mando. Each hole has three tee pads for your choosing and/or skill level. Excel ...
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Excellent course. There are some less than creative holes, though for the entire round it is very challenging. There are very technical hole which pull you out of your mainstay shots, including a deep ravine that's ob where your normal fairway would lay, multiple doglegs that steal your longest straight drive ability, and an 810 foot par 5 with its own green monster-that marks half way at 400 feet and is itself a mando.

Each hole has three tee pads for your choosing and/or skill level. Excellent signs in place gives readings of each pad's placement and distance, as well as the OB for each hole, and the placement of the pin.

It's nestled on an old Air Force base, near a dog park, kid park, swimming pond with lifeguards and a bicycle track for those who need to bring the non disc golfers of your crew along.

Clearly the class of rhode island's minuscule disc golf scene. But that's like graduating at the top of a class of 3 people. At any rate, it's a 4.0 honors student. I give it an A.


A lot of the poorer ratings seem to have come before it's current state of development. Don't skip out on the opportunity to play here.
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