Cardyin,
Now you have me thinking. I haven't been to Trilogy, only been outside of it, but what is wrong with wide fairways, open green fronts, little earthmovement, (Only if there was some really good existing features to work off of, which where Trilogy is located, used to be some pretty interesting sand dunes that weren't neccessarily great, but acutually not all that bad and could yield some interesing play if in the right hands.) and playable enough for the people that will beplaing it enternity, and just not for two days, the next two years.
Who cares if they shoot -40? The Palmer Course right down the street at PGA West yielded a 59 in competition once, yet, they still use it most every Sunday of the Hope.
There is little doubt that its a courses that is probably lite on features, but since its brand new, maybe not a lot of native has grown in yet, should we cut it some slack until November, when the season really kicks in and the course has had some more grow-in time?