Point Judith Country Club occupies a coastal setting in Narragansett, Rhode Island, where the Atlantic Ocean influences both the landscape and the playing conditions. William Davis designed the course, which sits on terrain characteristic of southern Rhode Island's shoreline geography—rolling ground with views toward Point Judith and Block Island Sound. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and the prevailing winds that sweep in from the water, making club selection and shot strategy variable depending on conditions. The course reflects the straightforward design principles common to New England layouts from its era, with holes that follow the land's contours rather than impose dramatic shaping. Several holes play along higher ground that offers glimpses of the ocean, while others move through more sheltered corridors. The property's coastal location means the turf and playing surfaces respond to salt air and maritime weather patterns, contributing to firm conditions during summer months. Point Judith Country Club serves a local membership drawn from the Narragansett area and the broader southern Rhode Island coastal community. The club maintains a traditional New England country club atmosphere, with the golf course as the central amenity. Its location near popular Rhode Island beaches and the historic Point Judith lighthouse places it within a region known for summer recreation and sailing culture, though the course operates as a year-round facility when weather permits.