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  2. Hope Valley Golf Courses
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  16. Wyoming Golf Courses
  17. Newport Golf Courses
  18. Narragansett Golf Courses
  19. Mapleville Golf Courses
  20. Little Compton Golf Courses

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Fairlawn Golf Course Fairlawn Golf Course
The 9-hole "Fairlawn" course at the Fairlawn Golf Course facility in Lincoln, RI features 1,267 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 27. The course rating Is 27 And it has a slope rating of 80 on grass. Fairlawn golf course opened in 1966.Sharon Lima manages the course as the General Manager.

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