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Drove 2 hrs south to play the first available non-snowed course open in NJ. Shot a 95 for my first round of 2011, which I'll take in 40 degree weather

OnPar GPS, all of my courses appear to be listed!

I wholeheartedly second Angel Park, it's 15-20 minutes drive from the strip, course is relatively well maintained, and it's a great value play.

depends on where in NJ!

Every time I go to Vegas for 4-5 days with my wife, who is a non-golfer, I get up at 5AM every day, hit the course by 6AM, done by 9AM, back in the hotel & showered by 10AM, just in time to go out to breakfast. It's essentially going solo, and I love it....although I wouldn't mind a little more sleep!

I'd definitely be interested, but I'm in northeast NJ, not sure if eastern PA is in my realm of travel... even getting down to Princeton would take me 1.5 hrs!

I played the Wailea Gold course while in Maui, excellent golf course & staff. Rounds run for about $140, but you can really get value by playing again for the replay rate of $55.

I don't think you can go wrong with the Vokeys, but I've never tried the Eidolons. I've tried the CG11s, I just like the Vokeys better

32 here, only started seriously playing about 3 years ago, only 20-30 rounds a year unfortunately

Finally, they're here! My first legitimate set of brand-name clubs, I've been playing knock-offs since I first picked up the game as a kid, the difference in feel has been amazing. Increased forgiveness & power, easy to get the ball up, I am never looking back!

The only important thing to match is whatever clubs you hit the best, I wouldn't focus so much on pairing up manufacturers. Demo clubs and find the ones you hit best, and go with those

Just took the plunge with the Ping Karsten Anser model. I was torn between this and the Scotty Cameron Circa 62s, but I couldn't justify the $300 price tag, additional maintenance, and glare issues.

52* regular and 56* spin-milled Titleist Vokeys, oil-can finish

I'm taking a long hard look at the Yes! putters, particularly the Callie and Dianna models, both are sweet