#2 is weird; only playing it one time, the boundary fence cuts in at a diagonal, effectively pin high to the right. The building behind the green provides for an odd visual effect. I think the play is short with a run-up to the back-front sloped green. A good test @ 215 yards after a 440 yard par 5 opener.
#3 was excellent; unfortunately I hit a lousy shot in the back bunker
. The green is fairly large for a 125 yard tee shot. The front right bunker was interesting; hardly visible from the tee, with a mound in front, and it slopes toward the green...so the picture posted, the tee is on the right with the green on the left.
The bunker on 8 is adjacent to the creek, with 10-15 yards of fairway between it and the LH fronting bunker on the green.
Our caddy for the day had carried there for 50 years. They require you to take one if a member has 2 or more guests. There are 4-6 holes left to restore; I believe Doak/Urbina have been out there for the last 3-4 years doing a few holes at a time. I cannot comment to the accuracy, but I have seen photos of original #11 and that is a bullseye.
I really enjoyed the course. At the end of the day, you've hit most everything in the bag, with a diverse set of par 3's. Restoring #10 would help. What I find interesting are the expanses of fairway with little or no bunkering other than at the greensites.