Pretty decent public golf course that is always fun to play. The back 9 is very pretty around…read moresunset and goes right next to a military base. Only drawback is that the employees (pro shop and starter) are always unfriendly old men. Grew up in NK and still come back to visit because my parents live there and I am amazed at how consistently unfriendly the employees are. Over 15 years and always been the same. It's not hard to be polite!

I was unable to make it to my tee time on a Saturday and was charged due to the policy they have…read morewhich is understandable, however I was charged the price of 18 holes instead of the 9 holes which had been booked. In addition, I was told by the members of my foursome that could make it the man in the pro shop was extremely unprofessional and rude. As a repeat customer they have lost my business Indefinitely.

It just gets better! There is a new 9 holer that is an absolute charmer. Need a walk after dinner?…read moreGrab a club or 10 and head out for a lovely walk. It's light late now. Very pretty layout and the new clubhouse!!! Good eats and a great staff. Still a 'pretty penny' to play but it is the best around. The orchard course is the gem tho' play em both

This is an okay public course but so many golf websites have voted it 'best puic course ...' that…read moreperhaps my expectations overshot the actuality. The first impression is not great. Parking lot was crowded ... the bag drop station is utter chaos ... gravel roads ... and the clubhouse looks like a trailer. (I've heard about the new awesome club house being built for two years now.) The almost $200 is utterly ridiculous. This is not a $200 course. The nicest part was the cart with plush leather seats, accurate GPS (although we went off 'course' twice where our cart locked up and we had to drive 20 yatds in reverse, despite the cart ahead of us having no issue on the same path). The cooler in the cart stocked with ice and water was a nice touch. The greens here are the most difficult I have played anywhere. Even a 4 - 5 foot put, which I normally hit 80 - 90% of the time had about a 50/50 make rate. If you play this course often, you'll likely know where to hit the greens ... but for folks who don't play it regularly, prepare for a lot of 3 putts. The fescue grass lining the fairways is impossible. If your ball skips 3 feet off the fairway, it's gone. I had a lot of shots we saw land pretty clearly that ended up with a lost ball. I've never lost as many balls on a course before. I realize that this is part of the challenge of the course but I lost 9 Titleist Pro V balls during the round ... $35 worth! Normally I lose 1 or 2 balls per round. The course is so crowded that you don't have much time to look for balls in the high grass as the groups behind you are always on your ass. The fairways are immaculate here. They are literally as nice as some of the putting greens on other courses I've played. The course is in great shape and well cared for ... except we found each sand trap we encountered to be a significantly different softness than the others, making hitting out of them a challenge. Also, there was not one ocean view hole. Like the greens fees, the food is expensive. $22 for a buffalo chicken wrap. It was a damn good sandwich ... but overpriced. Also, a little too hot ... you'll certainly be feeling it the next day. Eating on the deck was weird ... it wasn't a very pleasant dining area ... kind of like that of a resort town mini-golf course. The whole restaurant/pro-shop feels like eating in a trailer park. The bathroom was utterly gross and smelly. Overall, I see no need to return here at these prices. From the sketchy net with holes in it hung from a tree vs. a driving range ... to the rushed pace of play, we didn't feel we got our money's worth here. True golf fans with deep pockets will find the course challenging and fun ... but those who prefer the creature comforts of a nice clubhouse and dining may be dissapointed. The best part of the course is the staff ... they are 5-star all around. Brusque but effective in the way you'd expect from a premiere course.

This review is for the assistant pro, Michael Houle. I had my first lesson with him today, and he…read morewas amazing. Due to various life events, I've only played golf maybe three times in the last five years. After just an hour with Michael, he taught me so many great things, fixed my swing, and improved my putting. Looking forward to my next lesson with him! Super nice guy.

Great little par 3 course for a great price. Friendly staff too. Highly recommended if you want to…read moreget a few swings in/work on your short game.

I am a resident of Stonington and have been playing Elmridge for more than 40 years. I taught both…read moremy children how to golf on this course. The amount of work I see the owners put into this course to make it better is incredible. In my opinion, the course has never been in better shape. You are missing out if you don't add Elmridge to your play list!

Greens were good fairways fair some were ok others dirt tracks for $71 i expected a little moreread more

I am a very beginner golfer so take my review with a grain of salt, but I had a good experience…read morehere! I was with a group of 7, so we split up into a group of 4 and 3 for our tee times. I also rented clubs and thought everything was pretty reasonably priced, everything seemed to be maintained pretty well and there was a fun variety if terrain for each hole. It was raining lightly when we first came, and if it's raining when you start golfing there's no rain check (which makes sense). The workers are kind and explain everything in depth to you. There's also a restaurant/bar which is a nice place to stop by after golfing. We wanted to practice before starting but don't think they have a driving range here or we weren't told about it?

Very nice course for a reasonable price.Stayed at Foxwoods and was itching to play. Good pace of…read moreplay. Challenging course but not killer like the big boys in the area and for less than half the price. Jeff in the pro shop is a great guy. Very easy to get tee times.

For indoor tennis this is a good spot. I like the people, the courts are good, and they have many…read morecourts, I think there are eight. what don't I like. The courts are indoors, which is not a knock against this establishment, it is just indoor tennis isn't that great.

I was at a dog show at this venue. It's clean, accessible parking . The Al club who hosted was very…read morenice and even held a raffle . There was one vendor selling dog supplies.

I grew up playing in their North Smithfield location but now have joined a co-ed night league at…read morethis location. It is very easy to get to as it is almost right off 95. There is ample parking and all of it is close to the building. There are bathrooms on the first floor, as well as their office for any information, and a bubbler for fresh water. There are tables, chairs, and a bar upstairs. Games can be watched from the first-floor benches, but upstairs is a far better view. There are four fields (divided by strong curtains) which are multi-purpose for all the sports they offer; despite that, the different lines are not distracting. The fields are well maintained, with maybe only one divot/hole at a time but they're usually marked and fixed quickly. Each field is labeled and equipped with a clock that makes an audible sound when time expires. They have different leagues for lots of different age groups and are fairly priced; I believe do rent out space for practices. The temperature is very comfortable when playing and lighting is okay.

The dining experience at the Sakonnet golf club was spectacular. I highly recommend getting the…read moregolfers grilled cheese. The staff are friendly and constantly ask for feedback to ensure that your experience is all that you pay for. Great food and reasonable prices. 10/10