Solo Golf Trip suggestions

[Diddy]

So, I've found myself with a free three-day weekend coming up in mid-May, and I'd like to do a golf trip. Unfortunately, the buddies I usually travel with are unavailable, so it looks like it's going to be a solo trip. That said, does anyone have any recommendations based on the following criteria:

1. I live in Philly, so I'm hoping to keep it within 4-5 hours of drive time.
2. Primary goal is to maximize golf (i.e. 5-6 rounds total for Fri-Sun).
3. Extracurriculars (i.e. lodging, entertainment, food) are secondary to golf.
4. Would love to play at least 3-4 different courses.

My original thought would be to head to Williamsburg for the weekend, though that's about as far as I'm willing to go driving-wise. Does anyone else know of good golf pockets in the Northeast that I might be missing? Ideally, I'd love to find some place off the beaten path where there are 3-4 really good courses that could entertain me for the weekend (without costing me $200/round). Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance for your comments.

[uttexas]

How about Ocean City, MD?
http://eagleslandinggolf.com/
http://www.glenriddlegolf.com/index.php
http://www.rumpointe.com/
http://www.thebayclub.com/Home.aspx

Golf.com Maryland rankings on "courses you can play"
1. Bulle Rock, Havre de Grace
2. Links at Lighthouse Sound, Bishopville
3. Beechtree, Aberdeen
4. River Marsh, Cambridge
5. Atlantic Golf at Queenstown Harbor (River), Queenstown
6. Maryland National, Middletown
7. Rum Pointe, Berlin
8. Whiskey Creek, Urbana
9. Rocky Gap, Flintstone
10. Musket Ridge, Myersville

[Teklabz]

I'd suggest NJ or various towns in New York state for Golf magazine's courses ranked in the top 100. Or if you don't mind a longer drive, Hilton Head is wonderful for golf!

[Cobra28]

How about Ocean City, MD?

Ocean City, MD is a great place. The boardwalk is awesome and I just really enjoy the area up there. I've seen a couple of those courses but never been able to play them.