Doug:
Jim Nagle is right about the architects. Neither of them have any history of other design work other than TVCC and it is suspected that they were members, or prominent local individuals with an interest and some money to start the course. There are a few articles that discuss, very briefly though, that Ross visited with one of the original presidents of the club at the site, but nothing ever came of it.
The course has changed considerably over the years with the latest wave of 'improvements' coming from a Master Plan done by Cornish/Brian Silva in the early 90's and completed around 1996 as Jim says. Believe it or not, Professional Golfer Art Wall did a master plan many years ago and he was the first to significantly alter the original design.
The course isn't much in the way of classic styling and if it was, though doubtful, it has been wiped clean from the architects mentioned. Recently, last October, Mother Nature stepped in and gave the course a good slap across the face by virtue of a huge snow storm that wiped out 500 trees and severely damaged about 1500 more. As an architect this isn't a bad thing, but the club is very concerned and is preparing to take long-term steps to manage it, hopefully with guidance from an architect.
Hey Jim Nagle, nice stats and you came up with them so fast too
.... BTW, how is the work at CCB coming along?