Adam - I think you're right with Taft.
But, more recently, there was some awfully good neo-classical stuff built during the Clinton years.
A lot from the Bush years, too, all on Golf Magazine's 2007 World Top 100 list:
2001.....Pacific Dunes
2002.....Friar's Head
2004.....Cape Kidnapper's
2006.....Ballyneal
2004.....Barnbougle Dunes
2003.....Nanea
2004.....Old Sandwich
Additional Bush courses, from GM's top U.S. 100 list:
2005.....Bandon Trails
2001.....Calusa Pines
2006.....Sebonack
2002.....Briar's Creek
2001.....Mayacama
Additional "Bush" courses on GW's 2008 100 Best Modern list:
2007.....Chambers Bay
2001.....Kingsley Club
2003.....Dallas National Golf Club
2006.....Bayonne
2001.....Briggs Ranch
2003.....Sutton's Bay
2006.....Pronghorn Fazio
2006.....Concession
2005.....Boston Golf Club
2003.....Club at Black Hole
2002.....Black Sheep Golf Club
2004.....Trump National Bedminster
2006.....We-Ko-Pa Saguaro
2005.....Whisper Rock
2002.....Black Mesa
2005.....Forest Creek
2003.....Forest Dunes
2002.....Hidden Creek
2003.....Seven Canyones
2001.....Rustic Canyon
2004.....Pronghorn Nicklaus
Now lets add a few more outstanding Doak courses, post 2000:
2008.....Rock Creek Cattle
2007.....Renaissance Club
2005.....St. Andrews Beach
2005.....Stone Eagle