For what's worth, I wasn't a big fan of Bully Pulpit. First, it's incredibly disjointed with the badlands holes being totally different than the rest. And while the rest is a breeze to walk, the badlands holes aren't. To the courses credit, they don't discourage walking, and there are carts left at the start of the badlands holes that walkers can use for those holes and then leave back where they picked them up when they get out of that section. But for those who like to walk, it's still not an optimal set up by any means.
I don't recall much about the non-badlands holes, other than thinking them ho-hum, but they might be more than that, but I doubt much more. I do remember the badlands holes well. There's a drop shot par 3 that's cool enough, but it's basically hit the green or retee as aside from the green it's all badlands. And from a very elevated, very wind exposed tee it's not that easy of a shot to judge or green to hit. The next hole played downwind, downhill, and very fast and firm for a sort of longest drive of your life experience, that was cool enough. The badland formations did provide some pretty cool elevated tees though.
The next day I played Old Works, and I preferred that pretty heavily.