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Hello from North Jersey. New member here, Just got back into the game and have seen this site in the past so I thought why not join (and hopefully contribute).

Hello from Sussex County :-D

Bag It:

3-Wood Wishon 525 F/D, 13*, Matrix Studio 65gm, Golf Pride Dual Compound
Hybrid: Wishon "321", 24*, MSF 85 HB, Winn DSI
Irons: Wishon 770CFE, Matrix Studio 74gm, Winn DSI

Putter: Odyssey DFX 2-Ball

Bag: Some big, honkin', ridiculous overkill of an Ogio cart bag with more pockets than I have teeth.


Originally Posted by Sherpat

Hello from Sussex County

Hello fellow Sussex County resident. Joe from Fredon here.


Hello fellow Sussex County resident. Joe from Fredon here.

Hey hey. I'm up 94 from you, just north of Vernon. Started my career behind your house in Newton while living in Wantage. After work I could practically walk over to Rolling Greens for a quick round. They were open ALL YEAR LONG SNOW OR NO. Crazy. Narrow course too, if I recall, but a lot of fun when I was just learning the game :)

Bag It:

3-Wood Wishon 525 F/D, 13*, Matrix Studio 65gm, Golf Pride Dual Compound
Hybrid: Wishon "321", 24*, MSF 85 HB, Winn DSI
Irons: Wishon 770CFE, Matrix Studio 74gm, Winn DSI

Putter: Odyssey DFX 2-Ball

Bag: Some big, honkin', ridiculous overkill of an Ogio cart bag with more pockets than I have teeth.


Greetings from Ct. I'm not sure where you are in relation to Rutgers U. but last April my GF had to go to a two day Re-certification seminar there. I went along for a golf trip. We drove down on Monday night and Tuesday morning I got to play as a single at Bunker Hill, which was recommended by a friend of hers, while she was attending her lectures. A very nice course.

Wednesday again she's at lectures, I had picked Quail Brook, totally at random from the Internet and I had one of the best times of my life playing with two great guy's. That was a Very, Very nice course!

We drove home Wed. night, and I played a quick 9 at a small local course up here Thursday afternoon after work,  since I was still full of "Golfesterone".

She had to be back at the University Friday morning at 9:00 am for her written exam, so on a whim, I called in sick and went back down with her. While she was taking her test I drove back to Quail Brook and purchased a course wind breaker as a souvenir, and sat by the first Tee for a while, watching groups go out for their rounds. Once she was done with her exam, we drove over to the USGA Museum and took the tour. That place was awesome!

All in all it was a great golfing week, and if I ever get the chance I want another shot at Quail Brook.

~Tom B.

~Tom B.

I ordered a Chicken and an Egg on the Internet, to find out which came first... I'll keep you posted!


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