Tom Paul,
I have to disagree about 14 at Huntsville. I'm not sure how they could expand that little pie-pan they've created as the bail out option down in the valley. It doesn't seem that there's a lot of flat land available, and turning the slope around there into fairway doesn't seem doable either, because I think balls would just settle in the bottom basin, which might be preferrable to getting hung up in the rough, but would still be a field of divots.
The trees on the left are silly and should go.
Actually, given the amount of earth moved on the course, I have a hard time believing that the approach hillside couldn't have been graded to a more acceptable where a lot of different options could have been considered. As it stands, and although I have to give Rees points for trying something different, it doesn't work at all and is the low point on a good course, otherwise.