I tend to agree with Andy and Shivas here. I tried to search out RTJ courses early in my career because I enjoyed them so much. They tended to be very long, challenging and what the PGA at the time viewed as appealing for their players. I fell in love with Point when I came to South Bend in 1994. I also have played Atlanta Athletic Club Highland Course, Metropolitan in Atlanta (which NLE), Stone Mountain Georgia original 18, Otter Creek in Columbus Indiana, Mariner's Landing on Smith Mountain Lake Virginia, Radisson Greens outside Syracuse New York and Green Lakes GC outside Syracuse New York. His designs were my first entrance into noticing gca. (Ironically I grew up in a town with a Tillinghast design, Ross design and 2 Styles and Van Kleeks but wasn't smart enough to know!)
Like Shivas, now I yearn for more than long tree lined holes with massive greens. I still enjoy Point and it's still a very good course, but my tastes have evolved beyond it.
One ironic sidebar is a true demonstration of how technology has changed the game. Last time I played Point, I hadn't played the course for 5-6 years prior. From the back tees, Point 'O Woods is long. I remembered it being VERY long. Driver long iron into most par 4's, no par 5's reachable for me. This time around was completely different. I reached each of the par 5's. Par 4's that were driver 3-5 iron were now driver 8-sw. I'm not getting stronger as I become older! It was interesting to see how technology affected how the course plays. It also demonstrates why the kids in the Western Am were tearing the course up with their scores over the last 10 years.
Ken