Golf courses in Lincoln, RI.

Lincoln, RI

Fairlawn Golf Course is a public nine-hole, par-3 executive course at 3 Sherman Avenue in Lincoln, Rhode Island, that opened in 1969. The short layout is designed for golfers working on their approach and short-game skills rather than length, with a compact routing suited to quick rounds. The property includes Bogey's, a seasonal food and beverage spot at the clubhouse, and hosts casual outings for area golfers. As an executive course, Fairlawn serves primarily as a practice-friendly, entry-level option in the Blackstone Valley rather than a championship test.

Lincoln, RI

Louisquisset Golf Club is a semi-private nine-hole course founded in 1927, with the Rhode Island Golf Association and club sources placing the property in North Providence, near the city line with Lincoln, Rhode Island. Former U. S. Open champion Ken Venturi redesigned the course in 1986, reworking it into a layout the club describes as accessible for beginners yet challenging for more skilled players. The club supports more than 150 active golfing members and includes The Pub on 1, a clubhouse bar and dining space. Louisquisset remains one of the older nine-hole clubs in the Providence area.

Lincoln, RI

Kirkbrae Country Club is an 18-hole private club in Lincoln, Rhode Island, established in 1961 in the Blackstone Valley. The course was designed by architects Geoffrey Cornish and William Robinson and plays to a par of 72 across roughly 6,700 yards from the back tees. The current clubhouse opened in 2000, with renovations completed in 2008 and 2020, and the property also includes a swimming pool and event facilities that host weddings and corporate functions. Kirkbrae operates as a private membership club rather than a public golf facility.