My my you all are an impatient lot.
Here is the quote from Ran Morrisett's 1999 review of High Pointe, which you can find in the Courses by Country section:
"13th hole, 430 yards: The single best green built in America in the past sixty years. A tremendous amount of thought and work went into the design of this green. The creative player can use the bold contours to help with the recovery shots around the green. Sometimes, the best way to get the ball close to the hole is to play almost 90 degrees away from the hole. If the green is firm, the back bunker is in play. Like a lot of Doak's greens, it warrants being played on numerous occasions to gain a full appreciation of the options available to the golfer."
As I replied to Terry, my point in this was (a) to see what some of you might say in response, (b) to see from the responses if there were more recent greens that might be candidates (there are), and after revealing the answer (c) to ask you if you agree with Ran's comment at all. I, like Terry, also wonder if Ran would replace High Pointe #13 green--which admittedly is a terrific green--with something else now that it's 9 years later.
Sorry Anthony if you find this dumb. I found this strong statement from our Fearless Leader to be quite striking and it provoked my curiosity. The simple answer is don't read this or any other threads that you find dumb.