Good work TD. You definitely have the face for voiceovers....
It looks WAY more visually interesting than it did before (I have not played there). Does it "look" more like a C +C course than Ross now? It seems like it to me based on your video, but would like your thoughts.
Sean,
Well, there's that, but I also have a really hard time talking to a camera without someone else standing behind it.
As for your question, I'd say "sometimes". That might sound like a bit of a hedge, but it's my best answer. I think it's safe to say that it's not always a literal re-creation of the old Tufts Archives imagery (though some of the bunkers, like front left on 9, are now dead ringers), and that at times the fairway sandscapes are more dramatic than what might have existed in the past.
I will say, though, that I now have a much better understanding of some of the strategies Ross developed at #2. But more importantly, I also have a much greater interest in learning even more about the course. Everyone talks about the greens, obviously, but now so many fascinating concepts from tee to green in play. Kyle Franz told me that it had become one of his favorite 2-3 courses to study, and I can really see why.