Have not played Woodland Hills, but Vic was our home course for my senior year in college back when UC Riverside was still a club team. 1 and 2 are very short. You probably don't pull driver until the 4th hole, and this was back in the small head Burner Plus days. 7 used to present a real question of whether to try and bomb it down the hill and possibly get stuck on a severe downslope, or lay back in the fairway, which still presented a shot with the ball likely well above your feet. And the aforementioned 15th is one of four par fives in the last five holes. It closes 3, 5, 5, 3, 5, 5 unless they've altered it. From what I can tell, the major work has been the pond they put in between the 12th and 17th holes. The creek had some problems with flooding and erosion as well, which caused some problems on 14, a par 5 where you're forced to lay up off the tee. If they've reclaimed some of that land, it may be a better hole now.
As for the greens, 1 has a great back to front slope. I seem to recall that 5 had some weird angles for a par three and a really good green. Six was a longish par four with some great internal contouring on the green. I think 12 was probably the best green on the course, and along with six, probably the toughest par. The course back then could have used a few fewer trees, but in some places, like on 9, they probably forced either a more accurate tee shot, or some creativity on the second.
I always enjoyed playing Victoria, and I'd love to get back there in the next couple years. I'd really like to play it with newer technology and with a better game than I had in 1995 to see how it holds up. Though at its length, I think it would be a great course for hickories.