Doc Cramer DGC

The front 9 are a bit short. Definitely challenging due to the tight lines through the trees.
I played late Sept so the under brush was bearable. I found all my errant shots while playing alone. I like the course. I'll stop in everytime I go to LBI.

A really good course with a terrific local community.

Tight, tight lines almost throughout, and a very good variety of different lines.

And a truly challenging finish on holes 16-18. You want a little extra challenge? Play 18 up to the island green in the parking lot.

Bring your patience and your sense of humor. There are lots of trees.

Challenging course. Very rewarding if you hit your shots.

We really enjoyed playing here, pins are well protected. Only thing need to be careful picking up your discs, alot of glass on the ground threw out course.

The course is a left turn before the school. It's a tight, technical course thru many trees. Well signed. My wife suggested a cleanup day where there's trash and broken glass around the first few holes.

The back 9 may be a work in progress; there's 2 hole 13s but no 14. 15 is plain cruel; 790 feet thru dense underbrush.

Doc Cramer is a great disc golf course because it requires a variety of shots and placements. Stay on the fairway and you will be rewarded, but miss your line by 5 feet and it could kick you into trouble. The ground is sandy and becomes muddy and puddles at times, but the volunteers are making the course better every time they can. I love the tight wooded shots like hole 6, along with the more wide open shots like 11 and 18.

Great course been playing since the beginning. Love seeing the course grow and being kept up with. Beautiful wooded course with challenging shots and lines. Great mix of elevated and flat baskets.

Some tight wooded lines, very few open distance driver shots. Let's you get creative in ways most other courses in NJ won't.