Please post a picture of the shot from the line of play, ie the middle of the fairway!
I hit a nice 2 wood to the center of the fairway leaving a semi blind approach and enjoyed walking up over the crest of the hill to first notice the patch of brown fur appearing to abut the front right edge (we were playing to a front right pin) of the green. THEN as I continued to survey the landscape I thought I saw a lip off the front left edge, so I walked even closer to find that little bunker which upon closer inspection was not greenside but back maybe 30-40 ft? from the green, and THEN I saw that bailout to the left, the long grassed old creek bed thing cozying up to the railroad tracks. A lot going on up there!
But in the end, Tim Taylor gave me a good yardage, I think 158 and I took a high drawing 8 iron out over that little brown patch, which was a small wet cat tailed area, a stretch to call it a pond, but anyway my ball landed safely on the green, settling just under the hole, maybe 15-20 ft to the flag and 15-20 ft to the hazard.
I liked the feature and thought the green site had a lot of character.
As Pat mentions above you get a nice view from Google Earth:
