[Stymie]

"Old #4" to you was criminally designed successor to the original 4th, which was a long (for its day) par-4 which paralleled Sand Hill all the way to Alameda des las Pulges.  The green (still there last time I played ~2002) was two-tiered and scary fast from back to front (not that many people had the skill or the cojones to try to get at a back pin.  Bestest of all. however, was the fact that the green segued  seamlessy into the great back 5th tee, seemingly up in the clouds....

[Stymie]

"Old #4" to you was criminally designed successor to the original 4th, which was a long (for its day) par-4 which paralleled Sand Hill all the way to Alameda des las Pulges.  The green (still there last time I played ~2002) was two-tiered and scary fast from back to front (not that many people had the skill or the cojones to try to get at a back pin.  Bestest of all. however, was the fact that the green segued  seamlessy into the great back 5th tee, seemingly up in the clouds....