That is an interesting presentation of design in that the bunkers are deep but flat bottomed Ipswich sand with steep humps and slopes, yet the bulk of the greens seem low to no profile even with the approach grade. So, I can guess which course this is since the clues seem obvious. Since the design-architect was a gamesman-sportsman who came to golf at a relatively later stage of life, and reportedly with no real training or understudy of any existing few golf architects of that era, he merely dropped white chips in areas he observed good players were landing their tee shots in order to dig yet new bunkers, combined with his vision of low profile green platforms, this is an interesting approach, in my view. It certainly presents a unique vision of how the golf course should be arrayed.