Some holes were decent.
This course led me to find out about DGCoursereview.com (See "Other Thoughts")

Homemade baskets just ruin the whole experience.
Most hole layouts were just bad.

This was one of first courses I played and made me wonder how many other courses had homemade baskets. Luckily this is the only course that I've played with homemade baskets since. Ever since then I started looking online before I even consider playing a new course, especially if it is pretty far from home.

Course is located not too far from the NJ shore, but unfortunately there's not much nice to say about this course. Fairways are fairly tight on a lot of holes, but still very parable.

- Would make a nice pitch-and-putt, I guess.

- Pars are out of whack. No hole, IMO, should be above a par 3.

- Baskets are homemade and completely wrecked/smashed/falling apart. The bottom of the entrapment devices are lined with this weird elastic, so I had two putts literally bounce out of the basket.

- Fairways cross on some holes, but it looks like the park wasn't utilized by people much.

- Despite some signs, navigation is really terrible. I never did find a few of the holes despite looking for a pretty long time. I felt like I did ten laps around the park just looking for the first tee.

- No tee pads to speak of and baskets aren't numbered.

- Unless I royally screwed up at finding holes, only 5 baskets remain. I'm guessing that they're deteriorating and removed by the city.

I really try to be forgiving and constructive when I review courses, but it's hard to say much about this course. It's quite simply incomplete in the number of holes it has; navigation is a bear; and the baskets are just not engineered to last or catch discs very well. People who design courses should have to play a round here so they know what NOT to do when they make a course. Do yourself a favor and go north and play a round at Rutgers.