Well, if you want to enjoy a stress-free round of golf, then this par 71 may be the place to be : with nice tall trees to look at, along with a couple of lakes, wide fairways and, hardly, any tricky greens to worry about, you should enjoy this course, not very spectacular despite running smoothly.
On the front 9, the dogleg par-5 1st hole, with a big lake on the far left and an elevated green, and the dogleg right par-4 4th, with a big branch sticking out (on the right, not too far from the tee box, “forcing” you to hit your tee shot to the left) are worth mentioning, unlike most of the other holes, either straight (par-3 2nd and 9th, par-4 8th) or similarly bending to the left (par-4 3rd, par-5 5th, with an elevated green, par-4 7th).
The back 9 is a little more “interesting”, with the dogleg left par-4 11th hole, with a lake on the left and a slightly-downhill tee shot, and the short and straight par-4 12th, downhill all the way and with a green, potentially reachable from the tee box.
But my favorite hole is the pretty dogleg par-4 14th, with a tee shot over a wide lake (on the left) and a slightly-elevated green and, to a lesser extent, the dogleg right par-5 18th, with another eagle opportunity as you can reach the green on your second shot before heading for the nice clubhouse (on the left).
But, despite a couple of holes where you will have to decide if you want to go for broke and try to reach the green with your driver, this CGX TPC Harding Park 2015 course is not really the most difficult one you will ever play, which does not take away the nice designing job done by the CGX team...

As you can see there is a A and B version of this course, both versions are the same, only the flag position on the green is different.

Important note: a lot of CGX courses are only playable from the: PRO tees
The cgx designers created courses in high tempo, so they only made the pro tees playable.
So in TW08 you have to select the PRO tees.

Another note: Maybe there are versions of these courses already on Coursedownloads by others, most of whom were designers on the CGX Design Team.