i played there last year, and our team(Duke) won last year. Unfortunately we could not fit it into our schedule this year due to dates etc etc etc. I have never had more fun playing a college tournament, mostly because of the strategic nature of pasatiempo. In last year's case, we had just come from playing the new tournament course at Redstone in Houston, which had been set up harder (same exact pins as last 3 rds in the tour event that was occuring a month later, but 200 yds longer than tour played it, and much more wind) than the pga tour event which occured a few weeks later. The tournament in houston felt like a computer game, because it was simply plugging in numbers, aiming at certain spots, and firing... not much strategy was involved because it was too long and too hard, you just had to hit to the center of every fairway and green...
Pasatiempo was the exact opposite. Shots like the 2nd shot on 6 (first par 5), the tee shot on 7, the tee shot on 16, and all the par threes all were fantastic alternatives to the traditional bombing idea that most of us are used to. I wish college tournaments were held at courses such as Pasatiempo more often because I believe it would greatly help the course management development of college players, as opposed to playing the same 7300 yd courses we seem to play so much now...