Ryan,
I played them. They used to be considered some of the wildest greens out there, but Shoreacres topped them. They were more difficult that the average set of greens, though. That's why it is weird for me to hear them described as generally benign this week.
I think there were a few other greens rebuilds over the years that didn't get the attention of the Rees or Roger Packard redos. I think Bob Lohman did several in the late 80's or early 90's, including 16 and possibly 1, and others. Most were to get greens that stressed in the heat of earlier tournaments better agronomically, but they were probably flattened a bit, too.
That is from memory, so, as always, I could be wrong.