Wood River Golf D

Hopkinton, RI 02832-2417

Grade Breakdown

Overall D 62/100

Amenities F 58/100

Value C 72/100

Reputation F 45/100

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About This Course

Wood River Golf is a family-owned public course in Hopkinton, RI operating since 2000 with an accessible no-tee-time policy. The facility offers strong value for casual and league golfers with affordable pricing and flexible play options. While amenities include a restaurant, banquet facilities, and tournament hosting capabilities, specific course design details remain undocumented. Best suited for recreational players seeking convenience over championship challenge.

Course Info

Type Public

Year Built 2000

Walking Allowed

Details

Address 78 Woodville Alton Rd, Hopkinton, RI

City Hopkinton, RI

Phone +14013640700

Website http://www.woodrivergolf.com/

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Playable

Beginners will find this course accessible with no tee time requirements and first-come-first-serve play. The affordable pricing and family-friendly atmosphere make it welcoming for new golfers, though specific hole difficulty information is unavailable.

No tee times required - walk in and play
First come first serve basis usually means little wait time
Frequent Flyer Card offers $125 for 5 rounds with 6th free

Intermediate Playable

Intermediate golfers can expect a casual play environment with league options available Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The course provides tournament hosting capabilities but lacks documented strategic complexity details.

League play runs on one side while other side remains open for public play
RIGA slope and rate completed - scores accepted in GHIN system
Banquet and tournament booking available for group events

Advanced Not Recommended

Advanced golfers seeking championship-level challenge or detailed course metrics may find limited information about yardage, hole design, and strategic complexity. The casual play format may not suit competitive round requirements.