I'm reviving this thread from a few months back, as I played Catalong for the first time yesterday. It was a fun course to play and I agree with the Doak 6 that someone gave it in another thread. It's a well executed blend of old-time template/tribute holes and the use of carts to transport golfers around a sprawling property. NGLA - which I haven't played - was apparently the inspiration for most or all of the hole designs. Some are immediately familiar and very well done - like the drivable par-4 10th on which the last 80 or so yards serves as the Redan and the Biarritz 12th - while others require a lot of imagination or a review of the hole description on the course website.
I can see the course being a bit polarizing for anyone who's not a fan of blind/semi-blind shots, as there are several, including the tee shots on 3, 8 and 13. On a few other holes, desirable tee shot landing areas are obscured from the tee by large mounding. There are also a few wild greens, most notably the three-tiered roller coaster on #1.
The conditioning is immaculate, which probably indicates a large maintenance budget for what the developers intend at some point to be a private club.
Check it out if you're near Fredericksburg, VA. It's about 15 miles from I-95, so it's a little out of the way, but well worth the effort.