I've had the opportunity/pleasure of playing this course many times as my in-laws are long time members. Sadly, many of the rounds have been in December when we are visiting for the holidays, but have spent many terrific days there.
The course has a terrific flow, as has been said, and really demands lots of different shots. It plays much longer than it's stated yardage, and you very seldom have a flat lie. It starts off with a pretty benign par 4. While not a really long hitter, I can get it out there pretty well, and typically hit a driver and try and take it over the left fairway bunker.
The par 5s while not long, present their own challenges. Number 14 is, I think, a fabulous hole. A driver too far down the right side that doesn't turn over will go through the fairway and into the trees. There is also out of bounds left. That being said, it really isn't a tight driving hole. The fun begins on the second shot. A decent drive or 3-wood leaves about 220 yards off a downhill lie to a green that if missed is big trouble. If you lay up to the lower level, it is still a tough wedge because anything left is dead. There is also a ton of movement in the green.
I could go on an on about the course and its holes, but don't want to bore everyone. My favorite holes besides #14, are 5, 8, 11, and 16. I have probably 4-putted the 16th green more times than I have 2-putted it. Oh, and a bit of CCY trivia, Hunter Mahan defeated Camillo Villegas there in the finals of the 1998 USGA Jr. Am.