Cranbury Park DGC
173 reviews (showing 1–20)
@roadtripstuff
Great course in a beautiful park. There was a good bit of litter throughout the course, much of it stuck in the legs of the benches, otherwise the course was maintained well.
@dna410
Absolutely beautiful park. Very well kept. Played on a Saturday morning and the park was very busy. I had to skip three shots because there was too many people by the baskets. Some of the shots are very close to the walking area and it was just too dangerous to throw the disc. With people that close. Some fun shots in the woods but one hole didn’t have any line. It was just a matter of throwing and hoping to get lucky. Parking is now $12
@dantheman860
Fun course, at a beautiful park! Just be prepared to be patient with dog walkers/hikers.
@tob3rt
Might be the worst course I've ever played. It's fall so the leaves are heavy and you have the potential to lose a disc on basically every hole. My issue, however, is more so with the park itself and the course design. There are some fun holes on this track. Some of the holes, however, are poke and pray. There's literally no good line. I love woods golf but not like that. The course is woven in between a multitude of walking trails. Basically every hole there's a trail either through the hole or right before/right after. Due to the hills, it's hard to see people coming and I had a few episodes where I was mid run up and throw and just saw someone walking. May be because of the leaves, but finding your way around is difficult. There are signs on trees for next tee but sometimes not where you'd think. Not to mention the "path" to get to the next hole was nowhere to be found on a few holes due to the leaves. Rocky terrain. Can't help that but it's easy to roll an ankle especially with the leaves. Back to the walking trails...dogs galore out there. I passed by no less than 25 people walking their dogs on the trail. Some of them had 3+ dogs. Two of them had 10+ dogs. Most of the dogs I saw were not leashed and would run right up to you on the teepad. Often times I'd throw and then a group of dogs would come through and walk the fairway of the hole so I'd have to wait on them. I think 12 out of 18 holes I was waiting on dogs/people. I think if you are going to have a 400+ ft par 3 there should be a line to the basket. Not a "you have to throw your disc on a RHFH anny flex and have it start panning out at 325 feet missing 30 trees in the process to give you a 35 foot look at the basket for birdie.
@gslater41
Whew!! Very technical. Need to be very accurate with your tee shots. UDisc helps a lot. Most baskets have red tape pointing towards next tee box. Some have signs on the trees. Not recommended for beginners.
@hyoomac
The woods are thick and the rough is punishing. You will pay for anything off the fairway. A handful of open park-style holes give the course added variety. The course is clean, very well maintained, and has been improved over the years. Hole navigation is spotty; uDisc helps. Dog walkers. At all times. Detailed review at dgcoursereview.com
@elijah10
Fun course! Very tight and technical with a few open park holes. Pads are great. Some interesting lines and greens. Definitely worth checking out!
@awlogue
Good course that is made less exceptional by its lack of fairways on half the wooded holes.
@beezlemvb
Great mix of woods and park holes. Perfect tee pads and 2 basket options makes for a ton of fun. Keep an eye on your disc thru the woods as the leaves tend to munch discs
@tbutler3033
Solid woods course. Some really challenging holes mixed with some fun ace runs.
@thorelick522
Fun course with a lot different lines to try, just need some more signage to make it even better.
@rockydeuce
Watch out for walkers on a busy day. Other than that, a fun and challenging wooded course.
@kgrubbs
Outside of the long pins placement on signage and UDisc, no complaints! Great track! Thanks to all who keep it looking and playing fantastically!
@offthewalski
Great wooded course, excellent pads. Lots of shot shapes needed, and hitting your lines is a must.
@jacobms78
Tight lines and difficult holes. Lots of dog walkers and families.
