Ron M:
YES!!! on Winston Lake. Most GCAers would love this place. 6,200 yards, lots of rolling terrain, some great bunkerless holes, a killer set of par threes, and a really fun short par five at the 3rd. It's an Ellis Maples course from the late 50s, and yes, it was built as the "black" course for the city of Winston-Salem at the end of Jim Crow. Reynolds Park was the "white" course. I don't think it has ever been more than 10 bucks to play there either.
Oak Hollow in High Point, North Carolina. This is maybe 30 minutes from Winston Lake, and it is even better. It is a 1971 Pete Dye layout, built on undulating terrain on the peninsula of a manmade lake. It has some great green complexes, very heroic holes along the lake, and some well-placed railroad ties in typical Dye form. Dixie GCAers: this one is a must-see.
I agree with the mentions of Lederach, INNISCRONE, and Cobb's Creek in the Philly area. Jeffersonville is a neat layout from what I could tell walking around the property with Kyle H. The other phenomenal muni there is Paxon Hollow. 5,700 yards over wild land, with a routing by J. Franklin Meehan and bunker work by Hanse associate Jim Wagner. That course is tons of fun, and there isn't a single boring hole out there. Check out the Cape 1st hole and the phenomenal stretch of golf from 8 to 13. Oh, and the ridgeline par three at 15 isn't bad either.
Ron, Durand Eastman is a very neat course, but it is just painful to think of how good it was with the original Trent Jones routing and bunkering. Still, many holes, like the starting hole off the cliff, the par three 3rd, the halfpipe 9th, and the dynamite finishing stretch make it worth seeing. Just don't expect the condition to be any good.