Arawana was member-designed.
Pryde's work, what is left, is considered solid, I would think, but very little it left.
His Racebrook design was the first 36-hole facility in Connecticut.
By the way, there was a Middletown Golf Club, but it was in Cromwell and is now known as TPC River Highlands, where the PGA Tour's Travelers Championship is held. Most, including the PGA Tour, thinks the original name of the layout was Edgewood but that came after Middletown GC, which was formed by a group including a number of Wesleyan University people. It opened in 1928. The name was changed because so many golfers came into Middletown looking for the club. The layout was a co-design of Robert "Jack" Ross and local golf pro Maurice Kearney. There is nothing left of the original design but the two ponds on River Highlands (8 and 17 holes) are visible in the 1934 aerial. I think there are about 72 bunkers on the course, many of which Tillinghast, in his nationwide quest to dumb down golf, suggested be removed.
This will give you an idea of how well it was bunkered. In the 1934 aerial the cluster of bunkers in the lower left is gone, except for the X-shaped bunker, only four bunker are left around the green on the left and teh two bunker short and right are gone as are the greenside bunkers on the bottom green.
