Our CaddyBytes.com tour begins with the still reachable 542 yard uphill par five 13th hole.  (Pic's left) Here is a picture of the green from behind the hole looking back to the second and third shot landing areas and the tee box (off far in the distance).  There are actually two tees on this hole, one right and and another to the left, presenting different angles to the fairway which is now protected, like all the holes on this redesign, with newly modernized fairway bunkering, and all in play for the pro tee shots.

The new bunkering is stepped into the hillside in the front of the green here.  And makes the hole look 'old timey' like some of the great old 'masterpieces' of golf course design like Oak Hill, the Olympic Club, or Winged Foot back East.

You can see where the green is widened on both sides and protected in front, on the corners and back,  with new tiering, new and deep bunkering, with the green almost always sloping away from those wrong side misses, making the recovery from mistakes more than difficult.

Here's a look of the second shot view into the 432 yard Par 4, 14th hole.  The old green used to sit over more to the right where the tent is in the picture -off in the distance. (Pic's right)

This new green has been moved further back (lengthening the hole) and more to the left, now bringing the canyon just behind the green as hazard and into play there.

These two bunkers and canyon all down the left side, protect a narrow landing area which also slopes towards them.  It's 274 and 285 yards respectively bringing both of these bunkers into play off the tee shot.

Jone's repositioning and elevation of many of the new greens, as evidenced in this second shot view here, often now position them against a visual backdrop of green, sea, and sky.   This 'silhouetting' affects your depth perception and hit it long and you're in big trouble here. 

In this (Pic's left) is the second shot view from the left side of the newly renovated and lengthened 478 yard par 4 15th hole.  They've really added some length to this one!

As you can see, should you hit it down the left side trying to really 'catch' a big drive here, you will have to 'work' your next shot from right to left into this newly redesigned green.  

These are mature old eucalyptus trees on the left whose branches are very thick and rebel against the '90% of all trees as air' theory. You'll have to go under, over, or around them to manage your golf ball into the narrow opening in the front left of this new green here.