Always fun to view... and though I may have rolled it into my files subconsciously, it's the first time I directly noticed the different holes names for #s 1, 2, 4 and 14... especially 14 (orig - "Spanish Dagger").
Perhaps some contingent sighs and takes it as evidence of what's been lost at ANGC, but despite physical changes geared to the Masters, I regard the current iteration of the course as the clear and evident genetic heir of these early versions.
Though it deserves (and is likely to receive) it's own thread, these images (thx again TD) of a rougher hewn ANGC, coupled with the PrezCup showing of RM yield the budding notion that if ANGC's #s 7 and 10 were still driveable/drive n pitch fours, the two courses would be like fraternal twins...one for a perfect-turf, sandbelt environment...one for a verdant parkland environment.