Thanks, Geoff. Next beer is on me.
If you right click on any photo & choose the properties function, you can see that I saved the photos with names that are somewhat explanatory.
The first 3 photos are of the 14th green. The first 2 are as of last August, post restoration, the 3rd photo is from the Curtis Cup program & is pre restoration. You can see the pretty dramatic difference in the banks and depths of the bunkers.
The 4th photo is of the 15th green from the left side. I chose this one because of the extreme difference from the back tier to the front. Unfortunately, it doesn't look all that impressive in the photo - but it is in person, trust me.
The 5th & 6th photos are also from the program, pre restoration. I tried to get a good photo of bunkers that were renovated to the right of the 18th fairway. I think the 10th photo in the second batch is the one I'm thinking of. Again, it was more impressive in person - sorry, I'm not much of a photographer.
The redan photos & biarritz photos are pretty self explanatory, other than I should point out the individuals in the photos to get an idea of the scale of the swale behind the redan and the swale in the biarritz. The redan looks like a NASCAR bank in person, it is huge. I should also point out that the area in front of the biarritz swale was indeed being maintained as greenspace for the Curtis Cup - I think the esteemed Tom Paul doubted me when I reported this last summer.
I took some photos of the Alps hole - they're the first 3 photos of the second bunch. I have to admit, this Alps wasn't what I was expecting in person & the mounds don't really do much to make the approach as blind as I thought it was supposed to be.