Don’t be fooled by this nice countryside course from rlslay : with its small rolling hills far away, abundant vegetation (with plenty of bushes all along undulating fairways), and with quite a few dogleg holes, this par 72 is not as easy as it seems at first glance.
Case in point : three of the first six holes are par-5s, starting with the pretty dogleg right 1st, and continuing later on with the long (more than 600 yards) dogleg left 5th, with two small, but deep, bunkers in the middle of the fairway, midway, making your tee shot quite tricky (and an eagle, an impossible task), and the shorter 6th, straight but with an undulating fairway quite narrow with bunkers on both sides, midway, and a green, this time easy to reach for a potential eagle.
As you will find out, there are plenty of well-placed bunkers awaiting your errant shots, such as on the dogleg left par-4 9th hole, with a blind tee shot along trees (in the inner corner) and a deep bunker, right behind (in the middle of the fairway !).
The par-4 10th hole is another example, with three small deep bunkers, lined up a few yards apart in the middle of the fairway, making your tee shot quite risky, just like the dogleg left par-4 11th, slightly uphill all the way and with another big bunker, in the middle of the fairway, midway.
The scenery then changes with water coming into play on the dogleg right par-4 14th hole, with an undulating fairway hugging a lake (on the left), ending midway, leaving you with a long approach toward the green, and the similar dogleg to the right par-4 15th, but with two small bunkers in the middle of the fairway (not far from the lake, on the left).
But the best is for last, with the scenic dogleg left par-5 18th hole, with water all along, winding its way to the right, and ending up next to the green.
Fun to play, this Countryside GC 2016 course offers some challenging shots, with plenty of deep bunkers, often in the middle of the fairways, making your tee shots crucial if you want to have a chance to reach its wide (and, often, undulating) greens, in order to tame this well-designed par 72 from rlslay...

I welcome your comments and give thanks, My last comment wasn't being harsh only truthful. I got the positive, missed the humorous but will laugh with you now..lol
I still have few courses left, I'm sure one of them have your missing tee's ... lol

I glad you liked my courses but, they are the way I see them and want. You can learn to design and make your own real world designs and then maybe i will play them.