Most should know that the difficulty in scoring on "The Glass" is Putting. Having the long ball is certainly an advantage but not on that many holes.
#1- too long and your just as screwed as too left. Holding the green in two is almost impossible since it cants away from the player.
#2 (One of lifes greatest holes) Length also not needed unless you can talk him into going for the geen from the tee.
#4- same as #2 length has little advantage.
#6- the first hole back up the hill into the parkland. Big Drive big advantage. Tricky, well sloped green from back to front.
#7- Short par 5 length is a plus.
#8- World class par 4 huge tee ball may not be an adavntage because the green is so sloped towards the player that spin is a bad thing.
#9 Big ball big help. The most impressive club selection was from a brit (non pro) from the left rough at 165. He hit nine iron pin high to mid back.
#10- tee ball placement takes precedence over length, unless he can bomb it over all the trees. very risky
#11 short dogleg par 5 where too much length without shot shape, bad. reachable in two with long iron by most of the big boys.
#13- Length good
#14- ditto #13
#16- length is less important
#17- placement key, green slope severe.
#18- long drive is a somewhat of advandage but runs the risk of a downhill lie to an uphill green, if smacked too far.
Using a match play scenario, length wins, up 3. Which is pretty close if you think about it.