Anthony,
This has been discussed here before. Coore and Crenshaw have used a boomerang-type green design, wrapping around a little bunker at front centre, on numerous occasions. #8 at Sand Hills and #12 at Chechesse Creek, for example. There are more (drawing a blank). I even think the 5th at Friar's Head, minus the bunker, is a version of this green design.
The toilet seet green.But how about holes?
Anthony:
The green in question has nearly always been deployed on a short par-4 ... 8th at Sand Hills, 5th at Friars Head, back nine at Colorado Golf Club, 2nd at East Hampton, and some others.
Maybe that characterization of the green will embarrass Bill into not using it anymore!
I have built about six Redans and three Eden holes, and three different holes similar to the 13th at Crystal Downs [long par-4 with two-tiered green that falls away].
As for any templates of my own, one of the holes I built at Streamsong is based on the sixth at Pacific Dunes, and so is my redesign of the seventh hole at North Shore C.C. Guess it's time to put that one out to pasture now. There are several holes at Streamsong that would make decent templates for somewhere else -- the par-3 fifth, the short par-4 sixth, the par-4 eleventh, the par-4 eighteenth [which is vaguely reminiscent of the 18th at Stonewall, now that I think about it]; but I'd rather come up with a similar number of new potential templates on the next course, instead of reverting to these.