Jason didn't pull out his camera until the fourth so here are couple of shots of 1, 2 and 3 to fill in his series.

1 from the tee.  Lots of room right of the bunker set into the ridge.  2nd shot landing zone is on top of ridge above and right of the bunkers.  Green visible to left of the tree.  Marshy area all along the left is very close to the green site.  


Landing zone for 2nd shot on top of the ridge.  Plenty of room.  1st tee located by the red canopy.  


2 from behind green to the right.  Fairway winds between the hill on the right and left.  2nd tee is behind hill on the right in the photo about 50 yards back into the marsh along the 1st hole.  


2 green from right.  Photos do not show how small and raised this green is.  Tough green to hit with plenty of recovery options.  Very neat hole.  Championship tee for 3rd on top of hill in background of this shot about 70 yards left of the blue tees.


View of the 3rd from 20 yds left of blue tee.  Line of of championship tees is even farther left.  


3 from behind.  Blue tee located between the two trees atop the hill in distance.  Championship tee on hill to far right.  

Dan:

Thoughts on No. 1? It has come under criticism by some here on GCA due to its tee shot's "Bog"-like appearance; a recent thread wondered if the hole might also work as a par 4, with a presumably blind tee shot over the ridge. I presume that takes out the risk-reward nature of cutting the dogleg and taking on the big tree.

I am on the fense about 2. It is the kind of hole I should like. I feel unless one really bombs a drive the high percentage of blind 2nd shots to such a tiny green makes one think the hole is pushing it a bit.