It was put out to public bid again last year, and the winning bidder was John Sanford, who probably got the nod because of his handling of the Big Dig project up in Boston. [Not just anyone can spend millions of public money on a public course.] However, the press release seemed to indicate that he was still supposed to follow the Nicklaus plan; not sure if this is really the case, or whether they just made it sound that way to smooth over the millions spent in vain on the last go-around.