I agree with John's assessment. It has a lot of nice-looking holes that, when played, either don't play as nice or play simply. The par fives are pretty easy, even from the tips. The second hole, the drop-shot par three, has the dullest putting surrounds in the world. It could have been a short, the Run (creek) could have been incorporated; instead, the architect dropped a blah green from Home Depot in and moved on to the par four third, which is a good short par four. The hole with the bunker is #5, the first one you play when you come out of the hollow. The rest of the course plays back and forth across the uplands. I think I prefer the original course to the high-end one.