A 9 hole Public golf course located in Rhode Island - Minutes from Newport, RI - come and play this inviting Links style course located within Narragansett Bay. Rolling fairways and generous driving areas make for a relaxing round, but the well manicured greens will test your ability to read greens and putt at every hole. The golf course was first established in 1901 and the subtle history is evident throughout the open, wind blown layout.
New England Golf Course Management, is tasked with overseeing the Jamestown municipal golf course and the Pro Shop & Lounge ("The Caddy Shack"). Principals in the corporation are Joseph Mistowski as president and his wife Harriet Mistowski as vice president.
Jamestown Golf Course continues to be a good steward for environmentally friendly management and technologies. The Town of Jamestown and the Mistowskis shared the prestigious 2006 Business of the Year award of the Audubon Society of Rhode Island. The honor was given for the local work advancing the society's environmental mission, especially by the innovative water conservation practice of using recycled wastewater for irrigation purposes at the golf course. In another environmentally distinctive action, they recently planted nine acres of the course with native grasses and planted 45 trees in coordination with the town tree program leaders.
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A 9 hole Public golf course located in Rhode Island - Minutes from Newport, RI - come and play this inviting Links style course located within Narragansett Bay. Rolling fairways and generous driving areas make for a relaxing round, but the well manicured greens will test your ability to read greens and putt at every hole. The golf course was first established in 1901 and the subtle history is evident throughout the open, wind blown layout. 
Jamestown Golf Course continues to be a good steward for environmentally friendly management and technologies. The Town of Jamestown and the Mistowskis shared the prestigious 2006 Business of the Year award of the Audubon Society of Rhode Island. The honor was given for the local work advancing the society's environmental mission, especially by the innovative water conservation practice of using recycled wastewater for irrigation purposes at the golf course. In another environmentally distinctive action, they recently planted nine acres of the course with native grasses and planted 45 trees in coordination with the town tree program leaders.