Rutgers, Douglass College

Love the course every time I play here. A throwback course of sorts.

Pros: Great course to introduce friends to DG
Good diversity of holes (doglegs, uphill, wooded, open)
Usually someone else on the course to play with if you are alone
Throws aren't too challenging
Cons: Throws aren't too challenging
Short holes
After it rains the tees are filled with water
During school hours parking can be hard to find
Other Thoughts: You can get through the entire course with a mid and a putter, but still it's alot of fun.

short with some challenging holes, lots of birdie opportunities

Reasonable use of limited space. Mostly short holes. -18 is out there, my best is -15...

I much prefer the Jersey Jam layout with it's more challenging holes, but the regular course offers a fun and fluid round. I like the challenging lines and interesting fairways on some holes. Signage could be a bit better.

Great course to inflate your score on. I think the distances on a few holes are off. I am not a survey technician or anything, but you might want to check it out. I don't know why any of the holes are higher then Par 3, unless disc technology has evolved that much in the courses 34'ish year history.

I do like the change of pace on the holes open, wooded, left and right trows.

Tournament tees help to open up the course.. Good combo of in and out of woods.. only set back is so many OB's..

The course plays nice/fast, and is well groomed, because it's located on a college campus. Plenty of trees as obstacles, and terrain changes.

The Jam layout utilizes an area I never knew about... The pond area across the street.

Was a lot of fun. Although the course is rather short, having so many trees in place makes it a really fun and challenging course

Nice layout, challenging with OB and 7 alternate pond/field holes. Natural teepads were a bit iffy in places, and some of the baskets were pretty janky.

Course has obviously changed a lot since I last played there in 1987

Short, but the trees add challenge and personality to most holes. Compact layout makes it great for practice, like putter-only rounds.