Ross proposed an additional 18 holes for The Country Club in Brookline. It was not accepted. Several years later, Flynn proposed redesigning 2 holes on the existing course, many of the greens and most of the bunkers. That was accepted and implemented. The original front nine was intact, the back nine was integrated with the new nine holes. They were never meant to be a separate nine. In this manner, there were three loops of nine holes of near equal challenge beginning and terminating near the locker rooms.
Flynn routed and designed Kittansett. Wilson was up there for 2 days during Flynn's first walk around. On another thread, Tom MacWood attributed Kittansett to Wilson, Flynn and Hood. In reality, he has no idea what, if anything, Wilson and Hood did at Kittansett. As far as can be determined with evidence amassed today, Hood only oversaw the construction of Kittansett according to Flynn's plans. Wilson and Flynn probably shared concepts during the two days the two were up there together. There is no way of knowing if Wilson contributed anything specific. MacWood's lists are not based on any real understanding that I can determine. Does MacWood know when Flynn planned the work at The Country Club and what it entailed? I doubt it.