I found a scorecard
http://www.oobgolf.com/courses/scorecard.php?id=17949Based on the aerial and scorecard I can piece together some memories. If MWP contradicts any of this, go with his view.
Generally -
I think the course is pretty much visible from the tee so there should not be a ton of surprises. The fairway bunkers generally guard the preferred line for the approach. The soil is clay so it can be pretty baked if it has not rained.
Keep the ball in play. Corridors are pretty wide but most of the underbrush is still in the trees meaning lost balls. Middle of the fairway and middle of the green is almost always a good play.
A few things you should be careful about:
3 - two streams cross the fairway on this par five. Make sure you know your yardagres
5 - I recall value in keeping it left off the tee
6 - very good par three - slopes from left to right towards water. Bailing out left leaves a difficult pitch
8 - 3 shot hole from a back tee but reachable if you play it from the whites. Throuble is closer to the green than it appeared to me from the fairway.
9 - figure out yardage to end of the fairway if you are not playing the back tees
12 - reachable par five but a tight squeeze near the green. I would probably play conservatively the first time around in a stroke play event.
13 - short par 4 that might be driveable for you. I alternated between driver and a conservative layup. Green is angled to be approached from right side of fairway
14 - difficulty depends on what tee you play. Hard dogleg right par four that is awkward. Hit it to the 150 marker
15 - tough long island green par three. I recall little room to the right and a little more margin on the left. The aeirial, however, seems to show the opposite.
16 - good short par five squeezed by lake and trees. Keep it right to deal with left slope to water.
18 - middle of fairway, middle of green