Check out the profile on this very site:
Black Creek profile on golfclubatlas.com
The 4th:
4th hole, 545 yards; Similar to some of the strategic dilemmas posed by the Road Hole, can the golfer hug Black Creek on the right with his drive and then sling a hook in that a) is long enough to avoid the eight foot deep bunker that fronts the green while b) taking the Indy turn bank behind the green and releasing across the green? What an attractive shot to pull off – for the last twenty yards, the ball will be travelling perpendicular to its original line! Good architecture is about encouraging golfers to attempt shots that they normally don’t play - and this hole is a fine example of doing just that.
I guess that's what happens when you name two courses "Black Something!" George, yes. Black Creek is an excellent course and also has some holes modeled after Macdonald/Raynor, but as Michael Moore points out, I meant Black Rock in Boston:)
I think Ran did a good article on both actually...
What do we think of Black ROCK? Personally, I loved it. I like the three bunkers on 17 that form a diagonal chain pinching the fairway. Plus the redan is superb.