I don't believe it's a renovation, but Toftrees Resort's golf course is designed by that firm, and I thought it was pretty good. Some very interesting tilted fairways away from the direction of the hole (a really good risk-reward tee shot on number 5 where you can try to bomb it over a bunker on the inside of the dogleg to a fairway tilted away, leaving a shorter approach). I also liked some of the green complexes and bunkers (I played it in August, before I knew what good bunkers were).
Toftrees does have some interesting work, especially in the par 3s. 3, 6, 10 and 15 are good to great par 3s.
Two of the par 5s there are over 600 yards, with the 13th being quite good at that as well. The 18th finisher is a mixed bag with me, but is generally considered to be a good closer along with the tough as nails first hole. The short 5s, 2 and 17, are wonderful holes to have a go for the green.
The uphill 5th is probably the most difficult hole with a reverse camber dogleg leading to a skyline green. Depending on how much of the corner you cut the shot into the green is anything from 150-210 yards.
The course is a tee to green course as the greens themselves are relatively benign and without much depth. Hole locations dictate play of the hole on only a handful of holes.