I wish them the best of luck.
Interesting course described as a "mix of links, heathland and parkland"
Perhaps a different thread but it's interesting that some holes on courses are often described as "being out of character for the course", and I've heard Golspie panned in the past for not being a pure links.
I really enjoy courses that take you on journeys across a varied landscape.(Golspie being the poster child)
One of my favorite things about Portsalon are the couple of holes on the edge of the property that just begin to morph into a hint of enchanted parkland while just hugging and overlooking the edge of the links and utilizing the higher ground for spectacular views over the ocean, mountains and links.
I only played Golspie once 12 years ago and yet I remember every hole vividly due to the way it weaves in and out of the different genres of terrain.
Conversely, while I've played Sandy Links and Ballyliffin's fine 2 courses 3-4 times, and enjoyed them as I played them, I struggle to remember few if any of the individual holes as they play along similar textured and colored terrain.