These photos were from mid-June prior to the course's opening.
1st hole, approach to medium length par four. Really good green.
3rd hole, medium length par three. Does have a bit of a bowl shaped green that would look familiar to those having played other Engh courses.
7th hole, par three with three distinct green sections (can't really tell from the photo).
10th hole, short par four, taken from behind. One of the best holes on the course IMO. As with some other Engh holes (9 at Tullymore, 14 at Redlands Mesa), its a short par four where one needs to hit a drive fairly far to get a good look at the green.
13th hole, long par four down the hill. Gets narrow if one wants to bomb it down the hill.
14th hole, very unique hole--shown in the next two photos.
15th hole, par five. Blind approach if one goes for it in two. There is much fairway off to the left (right side of the photo) that would give the golfer options and a straightforward pitch up the green as a 3rd shot.