In general the greens are small but flat. But 14 in particular had big slopes. They've corrected that. Mounds surrounding the two greens were reduced, expanding pin placement options. In addition, Dye's crew shaved off 600 square feet of the No. 14 green, giving it the postage-stamp feel prevalent throughout the rest of the course.
Players say the tiny greens are playing a bit bouncy, a characteristic common to new greens.
But I haven't hit any trees yet either. Tom Lehman, the 2000 Heritage runnerup, noted a distressing change at No. 8. Before the green's elevation, players could miss left and stay dry. But the new bank resulting from the change is now an unwelcome backboard for wayward approach shots. Lehman was overwhelmingly complimentary of the restoration aside from his one complaint.