Shooter,
I am glad that you enjoyed your round. Skokie is a place that offers different angles on most of its holes, making it a place that one never tires of playing. The Chicago weather often makes it a very different course from day to day.
The challenge of the restoration was to create a unified feel while keeping the scale of the individual architects intact. The Ross course, which significantly changed the Bendelow routing, was very short by the 1930s. When the CCC built the nearby Skokie Lagoons to controll flooding in the area, the club bought the property that now contains the 4th, 11th, 3rd, 12th, and 13th, and hired Langford (who lived in neighboring Winnetka ) to make changes to the course. The holes are almost evenly split between the Ross routing and the Langford / Moreau additions. The bunkering on the Langford / Moreau holes is a bit larger in scale - the bottleneck 4th or the lone bunker on 12 are two good examples. The 7th is unique because it combines a small crowned Ross green with a L / M reroute. Here Pritchard restored the fairway bunkers off the tee in the scale of the other L / M bunkers around the course while leaving the approach and greeside bunkers in their previous state - low profile Ross. Not to say that every Ross bunker was low profile - some of the Ross fill pads are quite tall due to the poor native soil and drainage - and the greenside bunkers are 4-6 feet below the green - ala the 1st.
I guess my point is that Pritchard attempted to restore a Ross - Langford / Moreau course. I believe he did a nice job in keeping the flavor of both architects where appropriate.
Oh yeah - Everything in Westchester Shooter ? Sounds like you are a little smitten.