About this course
Skungamaug River Golf Club is an eighteen-hole public-access course in Coventry. It measures 5,785 yards from the longest tees and plays to par 70. The original nine opened in 1965, and a second nine opened in 1981. Golfers can arrange tee times by phone through the operator.
Type
Parkland
Holes
18
Par
70
Course rating
Not published
Slope
Not published
Access verified November 2026.
LooperScore
73.7
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