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Sadly, I have to tag along with the wife on a business trip to the Borgata in Atlantic City, NJ, in two weeks, and while she earns some cash in meetings and conferences, I'll have to entertain myself with the Borgata poker room and golf. Now I'm well aware of the AC Country Club, is it worth the VERY high greens fees? Also, last time there I almost played The Links at Brigantine, which, though it looks good, looks nothing like a links course.

Any other ideas, suggestions?

Thanks.

Jason Allison
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10.5* Burner driver Burner 15* 3 wood Burner Rescue 19* Hybrid FP II irons, 4 thru GW No. 588 56* Sand and 60* Lob wedges White Hot XG Tour Rossie Putter NXT Tour ballsOnPar GPS deviceAnd ALL my shafts are stiff.


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I haven't played Atlantic City CC; just too much money for someone of my golfing abilities.

Check out Twisted Dunes; under $100, really neat layout, and very walkable (if you like that). Simple clubhouse, so it's not anything like the history/charm of ACCC, and it's often described as a "golfer's course".

I played there late last fall, and really enjoyed it. I was just starting to get into golf, so I can't give you too much honest appraisal of the course. But, I remember great conditions, friendly staff, nice practice area, and a challenging course. Lots of wasteland to carry over, so bring extra balls!

http://www.twisteddune.com/atlantic-city-golf.cfm

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