Wolf is one demanding layout -- particularly when you take it on in a strong wind -- which often happens on most afternoons. I have to say that the location of Paiute makes for some of the most demanding wind patterns.
The problem, as I see it, is Wolf doesn't really add much on the architectural dimension. Plenty of it is boilerplate Dye stuff -- whether Pete did it or his sons makes little difference for me.
There are a few holes of note -- I also liked the dog-leg right 15th hole (?) on Wolf -- one needs to be extremely mindful of the play from the tee.
The island hole is nothing more than a replica version of what Pete did elsewhere and it stands out like a zit on one's face.
The ending hole, as I opined previously, is a much different stort. The H20 is a factor -- because you can't drive over it and the slightest push to get a much more desired angle can be a Davey Jones locker result. The bunker on the left side is well done and the green is big enough -- but not too big -- to keep your approach play honest.
Like I said previously, the inclusion of Coyote Springs will be a major statement on whether Vegas golf can add another level of excitement or if it will simply be more holes of the same.
We shall soon see ...