Rutgers Douglass College

@civilizedworm

33

This course is classic. The window of my freshman dorm room looked out at the teebox and down the fairway of this course’s hole 1. It was here in 2002 that I was introduced to disc golf. Today in 2024 I brought friends to play the course including someone who’s been playing for a few years without an ace, and he aced hole 1 on his first throw of the day. Just can’t beat that.

@geodude7

19

Could use some new baskets and actual tees pads. But not bad for working with what they had

@chronicdefuses

22

Need to cut grass. Would like better tee pads

@goosetav

59

A fun course with holes of a decent variety in roughly 120’ to 280’ in length. All tee pads dirt or grass and wayfinding does require use of UDisc. The rusty chained disc catchers are in need of replacement.

@statixc

49

Campus is pretty and I had fun playing the course. It’s harder than you might think, with the challenge being figuring out the line to take. I did spend a fair amount of time trying to locate baskets. Adding flags to them would be helpful. A couple of the tee areas aren’t great - with trees next to where you’d be taking your swing. Some course maintenance on those kinds of things would be nice. For parking, I was there early in the day on a holiday weekend after school was out for the summer. I parked near the first hole, but there were signs threatening towing. Not sure where you would park during the school year or when parking is enforced.

@priceisright98

38

Beginner Course. No tee pads. Limited shot variety. Tee signs are nice.

@jimvandervliet

60

Really fun. Short but interesting.

@berglinq

31

Fun, charming, short, but its age is showing…baskets could use some love.

@brandonwhitaker

56

Fun Course for the Jersey Jam, would be nicer if they had some real tee pads

@dieselrocket

35

Better than the other reviews would have you believe

@dkelly18

71

Short but technical course. Good course to practice a variety of shots.

@gpostman

15

Still a Great old school course.

@hyzerline

45

An upshot wonderland. This course is one of oldest on the east coast and it dates back to before I was born. Take it for what it is with old baskets and shots shaped for pre-beveled edge discs. It’s quick, it’s fun, and most of all it’s historic. Enjoy your rounds!!!

@calebh27

26

Fun little course with lots of birdie opportunities. Good to work on approach game.

@eugeneem

58

Good beginner course I guess. Campus events closed parking lot and multiple holes. Good course for students during the week.

@dilloncook

59

Baskets are what makes the course. Original baskets with added inner chains. You gotta putt well here. Don’t get Rutger’d. There used to be a lot more trees. Now it’s open par 3s. At high skill level It’s Birdie or die for sure. If you’re new, it’s perfect for learning putter shots. If you know the long layout is legit. If you know the jam layout the difficult is blue level. Muddy after it’s rains. Easy to find discs. Watch out for students during school. This is disc golf history.

@uconnfan9

27

Fun little course that gets better after you play a few times and get used to the tight layout and basket locations.

@zach1209

41

Good par 3 course for the area. Has long and short tees, but can be muddy after rain. There are sometimes mini flags to mark the tee pads. Baskets could use some upkeep, but other than that it's a decent course.

@tumorbrown13

37

Solid starter place

@zmgross

31

Fun little course. Baskets are unforgiving