
Scorecard
under 250 Feet - 9 Holes
250-350 Feet - 4 Holes
over 350 Feet - 5 Holes
Aces on this layout
Hole 1 - Rob
Hole 2 - Don
Hole 3 - Rob, Cubby
Guard Cat
Current Course Record
48 - Cubby, Eric
Jeff LaGrassa's Review
(previous 9-hole layout)
This is Robert Zurfluh’s private course that utilizes his property and neighbor’s yards in Cranbury, NJ. There have been several different incarnations of the course over the last few years but this layout is the best one yet. The nine holes occupy a total of about 4.5 acres and play to a few shared baskets, and even though the land is relatively flat, the layout makes the best use of the limited elevation changes and land available. The first three holes are very short (less than 200 feet each) and beginner friendly, and deuce is expected on every one of these. You’ll need them for the longer holes that come later! The 4th hole is an interesting dogleg which sets up nicely for a backhand roller for a right-hander. An air shot may be the safe play but leaves a tougher approach to a well protected basket. The signature par four 710-foot 6th hole plays into the corner of the field which is entirely lined by disc-eating trees on the right and an OB farmer’s field on the left. With a low ceiling drive and a headwind often blowing, a birdie three is usually out of the question and the goal is to avoid taking a five or six. You’ll have the advantage of the tailwind coming back on the 435-foot 7th hole, but the OB field looms dangerously on the right, and the approach to the polehole is quite tight. The last two holes are deuce runs to get some strokes back that you might have lost on the field holes, with the final hole demanding a low ceiling shot and is another excellent opportunity for a roller.
Robert is an amazingly friendly guy; not only will you thoroughly enjoy playing a round of disc golf with him, but the Gemütlichkeit (hospitality) at the Bunker Hill course is unparalleled!