Tom,
Tillinghast designed the Colonial Golf Club that was built in 1928-29 in Atlanta. Unfortunately when the stock market crashed in November of '29 the bonds floated to finance the club failed and it went belly up by 1930.
Each hole had two separate greens with Bent grass on one and Bermuda on the other. The course was over 7,000 yards in length and was created to try and host the Open in the south.
In addition to the greens, another unique feature was that there was NO ROUGH whatsoever.
Several years later, the city of Atlanta would open the Bobby Jones Golf Club on the exact site. Research is ongoing to try and locate the drawings of Colonial to see how much if anything was included in the municipal course that is still open for play today.