Fortunately, the present governance and staff at the club has clearly recognized, and rallied, around the brilliance of their Travis design, and dedicated themselves to protecting it. "The powers that be" have every intention of having Brian Schneider return and rework the 17th hole, completing the job started several years back. Although, the members are thrilled with the work done to date and look forward to the final chapter, I don't think it'll see the addition of many, if any, more bunkers. It's just not needed.
Hollywood GC is a gem that flies a bit under the radar in the golf-rich NJ-NY-CT Met section. The club has a long and illustrious history of sharing the facilities for preeminent amateur competitions and fully intends to continue that tradition.
Glad to hear you guys had a great day. Sorry I couldn't make it as I was over the pond for business (along with a round or two :`) . As said before, kudos to Rob, Mike, Burt, Kevin, et.al. for hosting a fabulous day and a historic nod to Jeff S. and his charge for "doing the right thing, no matter the political consequences!"
PS...I agree with Blake Conant's smartly drafted comparison between HGC and CC of Scranton. I really like them both, but can't get past the bunkering dichotomy at the latter. A complete return to the clean and simple Travis bunker-style and elimination of the out-of-place Fazio-Marzoff would be a big architectural positive in my book..