Where at?
WTF, is that english?
William,
If you're taking exception to a dangling preposition on a website about golf, I'd have thought you'd be equally fastidious about the word "English" being given its capital letter.
Those in glass houses...
Reminds me of the joke where a new kid at Harvard stopped an upperclassman in the yard and asked, "Excuse me, where is the library at?" The upperclassman sternly answered, "At Harvard we don't end our sentences in prepositions." The kid said, "Sorry. Where is the library at, you asshole."
That's why I chose not go to Harvard.
Don't like being called an asshole? 
Not intending to call anyone an asshole, and I apologize if it came off that way. I'd have to get to know William before I would call him that. The posts just reminded me of that joke. I don't like dangling prepositions either and while I don't police others I try not to use them myself. But sometimes not so doing is damn awkward, as is evidenced by the Churchill quote about dangling prepositions:
"That is something up with which I will not put." Sometimes we just forget not to.
As for the question at hand, since the Bay boys are being home towners, I'll throw in Riviera and LACC. Both would be terrific and both could be set up in a way to provide for plenty of interesting match play dilemmas.
To be a real homer I'd love to see a high level match play event at Rustic Canyon. Depending upon the wind and conditions, about every hole can present significant alternatives throughout. I haven't played many courses about which that could be said. (See above comments on awkwardness.)