I've wanted to reply, but didn't have the time. I also agree that Rolling Green is excellent and more difficult than it seems (especially compared to it's CR and slope).
I agree that the area above right #7 should be cleared. So what if one hole gets slightly easier? It will be more fun, that's what matters. The course is hard enough that this one change will not make it a breeze by any means.
#15 needs the trees to be at least cut back, if not a few taken out. Same with 2nd half of #18.
IMO, the best feature of the course is the set of 5 par 3's. Good variety in length, from 150 to 243 (uphill). All have some interesting feature internally within the greens, #16 is gorgeous in it's setting, bunkering, and play (especially using the middle slope to the back half of the green), and #14 is all-world. 14 is a long iron, uphill over the ravine, needing a fade to run along the slope to the pin. Right is death.
Tough (rolling, of course) greens abound. #1, #2, right side of #3, #4, #6, right side of#7, #8, #12, #13, left side of #14, #15, and #18.
Only drawback I found was the drive on #8. Creek crosses at ideal landing area, leaving long uphill approach after 3-wood/iron lay-up tee shot or busting one to try to clear.