Meadow Brook Golf Club sits in the rural western portion of Rhode Island, in the town of Wyoming, an area characterized by rolling woodland and open farmland typical of the state's interior. The course was designed by Roger Rulewich, a longtime associate of Robert Trent Jones Sr. who later established his own practice, with Dave Fleury contributing to the design. Rulewich's work often reflects the strategic principles and shaping techniques he learned during his years with Jones, adapted to the specific character of each site. The routing at Meadow Brook takes advantage of the property's natural contours and wooded edges, creating a layout that moves through varied terrain. The design incorporates elevation changes and natural features to define holes and establish strategic interest. Water hazards and bunkering are used to frame landing areas and greenside approaches, asking players to consider risk and reward on their shot selection. As a semi-private facility, Meadow Brook serves both members and daily-fee players, making it accessible to a range of golfers in the southern Rhode Island region. The course provides a straightforward test of golf without excessive length or artifice, suited to players who appreciate traditional design values and a setting that reflects the New England landscape. The club operates with the practical character common to many regional courses, focused on playability and maintaining conditions appropriate to its climate and membership base.