No, That wasn't us. But very glad you pulled up the thread.
All the specualtion, on what was done by whom/when didn't detract from the wonderful feeling you get while playing this course.
For those who wanna be like Tiger Woods, and can't see through, or past, current conditioning, please stay away until such time as some savvy shark buys the place and decides to grow better grass, then jack the green fee 3 fold.
For the rest of you, I felt many things. First, the intamacy of the routing hits you almost immediately. As you reach that cape hole, pictured above, the open meadow-like feeling is a rarity these days. The remainder of the round becomes a journey, complete with that feeling of not wanting to miss anything. The greens have ample slope and most are not all that large. Some of the feature shaping, is very reminiscent of Dye, and the only criticism this madman could deliver would be in relation to some of the smoothness found on some of the mounds. I considered most of these to be superfulous moundings. Not too many, but just enough in some weird spots. Almost subtle containment things on the edges of play.
If there's a lurker seeking out hidden gems to buy, this place has potential. Maybe too much Po for the tential, iff'in the bottom breaks out again in the oil industry.