Sean, DO KEEP SHARING YOUR PHOTOS WITH US! These are terrific. I begin to think that there's a fabulous book to be made of GCA regulars' photos. Real golf!
I don't think you'll find Clyne in the same league. In fairness, I've only been there once. It's a nice upland site and there are plenty of gorse bushes, but I really don't remember the architecture. That could well be my fault, and if you play it and find another masterpiece, I know you will share it with the world.
I wrote about Pennnard in a book which was written over the winter of 1999/2000. I had many misgivings. I loved the place, but was it too quirky for golf tourists? I also included The Addington, Bull Bay, West Cornwall, Beau Desert, Cavendish, Brancepeth Castle, Seascale, Stoneham, Hayling and other places that were at that time off the radar. The book was slated in the golfing and broadsheet press for being too eccentric. I did include Chart Hills, East Sussex, The Belfry, Slaley Hall, Celtic Manor, Carden Park, Hanbury Manor, Forest of Arden, The Wisley and other contemporary courses to keep a balanced view of England and Wales, but the reviews ensured that it did not sell and it was taken off the market after a year. The companion books (not by me) on Spain, Portugal, Scotland, Thailand, Florida etc continue to sell like hot cakes. It doesn't always pay to evangelise.
I'm so pleased that GCAers are recognising the merits of Pennard - back then, when I wrote my book, I fear it was only Donald Steel, Vicki Thomas and Clive Brown who appreciated it sufficiently to risk their reputations in print on it.