I played the Pinery as our "welcome to Colorado" round before we headed out to Ballyneal last year. Being that it was my first round ever in Colorado, I had a real hard time adjusting to the altitude effect and getting my mind wrapped around the fact that I really could carry a 6-iron 185. The course has 3 nines - we didn't play the Mountain 9, we played the other two. All in all, it's not anywhere near the same golf course as Colorado GC. It does have a few solid holes, along with a few others that just seem to be routing fillers more than anything else. I'll post a few pictures below - just ask if you have anything specific you'd like to know and I'll do my best to answer:
I believe this was the par 5 6th, a downhill hole, reachable in 2. My friend made eagle here, though you do have to thread it between the trees:
Par 3 8th, I think... 200 yard hole, awfully hard to convince myself to hit 5-iron.
Par 4 11th... probably one of the more interesting holes, despite the tree in the middle of the fairway.
Green on the downhill par 4 14th - hard as a rock and very tricky if you missed the green.
I wish I had a picture of #12 as I think that was the hardest hole on the course. Difficult driving hole, then likely a blind long-iron or hybrid approach. That's a long hole, even if you are in Colorado.