Chick Evans designed the Cutten Fields in Guelph Ontario for Authur Cutten. The routing was done by Chick and the construction was done by Stanley Thompson. Stanley eventually bought it, or should I say Stanley's friends bought it out of receivership. Some of the original greens and features are still there including the checkerboard green and a bunker complex we jokingly call the ice cube tray. The checkerboard green is two low opposite corners and two high opposite corners done at Cutten's insistence. The ice cube tray is 8 aligned rectangular bunkers used as a cross hazard. We are restoring the ice cube tray next year because the high water mark was Stanley's death and the the aerial from almost that date. I figured he hadn't altered that even after quite a few years so it should go back as he had it (he even addded two wild bunkers to flank it!).
I'm not sure I can add any great insight into his work other than to say the front nine is an excellent routing and the back always felt like it was squeezed in