Mac,
First off, "a bulls roar"?
Secondly, any one favorite there Scott and/or any specific feelings the holes conjured up?
Perhaps "within a bull's roar" is an Australianism? Well, one would imagine a bull could roar at quite some volume and, as such, the roar would be audible quite some distance away...
As Andy mentioned above, they really are a "set" of par fours in that they combine to ask pretty much every question possible while being outstanding individually.
There's hooks and fades off the tee, holes where you can hit either, downhill tee shots and approaches, uphill tee shots and approaches, tee shots over ridges to blind landing areas, greens you can run it onto, greens where you have to fly it on, hybrid/long iron approach shots, wedge or less approach shots, wild internal green contours, solid slopes, tiers... as a set they have everything.
Favourites?
2, 6, 8, 13 and 18.
All pose great challenges, but the nature of the challenge varies enormously and the shots are all massively thrilling:
judging the pitch up the hill at the 2nd and trying to get it in the same segment of the rolling green as the pin;
gauging how daring to be on the drive at 6 and then using the slope of the green to your advantage if you're coming at it from a bad position;
the thrill of the delicate pitch from a challenging lie to a tiny green at the 8th, where birdie ought to be on the cards but you can sense a double bogey lurking;
the approach at the 13th, likely played with a long iron or hybrid, that offers an easy lay-up to the right of the green (from where a downslope onto the green makes it hard to play close to a RHS pin, not that you can tell that from the DZ) and the temptation of going for the peninsula green over the wasteland, or can you shape a draw that avoids carrying the waste and then runs onto the green?;
finally 18, where there is trouble everywhere, but a punchbowl green that will gather anything landing on its surface, a friendly hand if you can avoid all the trouble.
Despite what some people say, all of those shots are as much fun as you can have on the golf course, and those five great holes are just the tip of the iceburg when it comes to why Pine Valley is such an incredible golf course.