Mike, it was just awesome today. Simply awesome. I had the course pretty much to myself. I teed off at 1 PM and the sunshine was just enough to keep it comfortable. After teeing off on six I tried to find the stone steps that Mark mentioned for the old 12th, but I could not locate them. So I trudged along thinking I'll get it figured out when arriving at the 14th tee. But after teeing off the 14th I looked all friggin' over near that tee for a path down to a tee box to the current 6th green, but to no avail. I started to feel like I had been given the wrong date to a party. But after playing the 15th, I started to look again for the mysterious tee as I headed to the 16th. I looked near the back of the 14th tee, but again did not see anything that looked promising. So I started walking to the current 16th tee and decided, what the heck, let's dive back into the woods from the side. And, BAM (!), I had to strike gold. I was on a flat piece of land in the woods, a bit down the hill, and the green was obscured through the trees. Gosh, the hole looks great from there. It even made me wonder if upon restoration if the current blue tee for the 14th couldn't be the back tee. From there it would be probably 170 yards. As an aside, I'll post a pic of what is the view of the old 9th hole (par 4 to the current 7th green) which appears to have played about 360 yards according to my rangefinder.
The hole that really looks like a showstopper would be the 17th. I'm pretty sure I found the original tee here (not too far at all from the current 16th green) and gahd almighty this would be a healthy hole. If a restoration is done, I would hope they keep the current tees in place, or build new ones down the hill from the 'old tee' so the hole for the bogey golfer is manageable.