Rhode Island Country Club

About the club

Rhode Island Country Club is a historic place of national significance due to its association with Donald Ross, who holistically planned and designed this club[^1^]. Established in 1911, Rhode Island Country Club continues to hold its prestige as one of the foremost country clubs in the United States[^2^]. Access to Rhode Island Country Club is exclusive to members and their guests[^1^]. The club remains private and strives to maintain the integrity of membership for the benefit of its members[^9^]. [^1^] "Rhode Island Country Club", *Golf Digest* (2019) [^2^] "Public or Private: A Look at Some Clubs with A Rich History", *The Golfer's Journal* (2018) [^3^] James B. Crane, "The Golden Age Golf Courses of America" (Kendall Hunt Publishing, 2015) [^4^] USGA Archives, "1931 U.S. Women's Amateur Championship" [^5^] USGA Archives, "1962 U.S. Women's Amateur Championship" [^6^] USGA Archives, "1976 U.S. Women's Open" [^7^] USGA Archives, "2003 U.S. Women's Amateur Championship" [^8^] "America's 200 Toughest Golf Holes", *Golf Digest* (2012) [^9^] Rhode Island Country Club, "Membership Information"