This picture really shows Tillie's genius. The angles on the fairways and positioning of the greens and cross bunkers are where Tillie shined. This course is going to require a player who work the ball in various directions.
Some classic Tillile features:
Cross bunker on 4
Diagonal, redan-ish greens on 3, 8 and 17 (3 and 17requiring a draw, while 8 requires a fade)
Deceptive bunker 30 yards short of the green on 13
Huge bunkers
And of course what you can't see are the elevation changes. I hope the current mowing pattern remains on 6. An 18, I heard an idea floated a couple years ago about moving the tee next to the 17th tee, looking at the aerial makes me think that had some merit, although it would slow down play. The bunkering looks a bit contrived, I would have liked to see the clusters repositioned. Maybe one cluster moved back and diagonal across part of the fairway, consistent with Tillie's diagonal strategy.
I'll say it again, hole location! They are going to stick the flag in some fun spots.