gorgeous, magnificent, visual feast, beautiful pano and I'll add a masterpiece. You got my 5 sq. Excellent Ground work. the best of Textures, The Detail, Hard to stop playing cause so much fun. Thanks for all your time and effort Micko, oh yeah, forgot about your Great Planting and choice of them, very good.

The course file is replaced now, big thanks Micko1, for fixing the tee box texture problem on hole 18, much appreciated.
So when you download the course now, then the Tee box texture problem on hole 18 will be fixed.

Thanks Mike_S for pointing out the error and for your positive comments.

Not only is this course gorgeous, with its beautiful mountainous panorama and plantings, it is also quite challenging, with a few narrow and undulating fairways, its slight elevation changes (and blind shots) and its strategically-placed water hazards, near the greens.
On the front 9, my favorite holes are the pretty tree-lined dogleg left par-4 2nd, facing snowy mountain peaks, with a big pond, filled with reeds (in the inner corner, midway), and the par-5 3rd, along trees (on the left) and with a small elongated lake, flowing midway and ending in front of the green.
Then, after the cute par-3 5th hole and its green surrounded by four bunkers (with nice flowers behind), I also enjoyed the very challenging par-5 7th, with a blind tee shot landing onto a narrow tree-lined fairway, winding to the left, then to the right in the direction of the green, hidden by trees (and with a small pond in front of a big rock (on the right) to watch for on your downhill second shot), and the scenic par-3 8th, with a tee shot over part of a big lake, filled with reeds again.
The back 9 has some very nice holes too, starting with the gorgeous dogleg right par-4 10th, with a blind and downhill tee shot landing short of two small lakes, linked in the middle by a small creek, and a blind and uphill approach to an undulating green, and the pretty but very tough par-4 11th, with a fairway quite narrow with trees and bunkers (on the left) and along a huge lake (on the right).
The par-4 12th hole is similar to the 11th but a “tad” easier, with a blind and downhill tee shot landing onto a fairway, framed by trees (on the left) and a wide lake, and is followed by two dogleg holes (par-5 13th, to the right, and par-4 14th, to the left), with blind and downhill tee shots on both of them.
The last four holes are pretty and will test you with plenty of water to deal with, such as on the dogleg left par-4 15th, with a green, set next to the tip of a wide lake, the scenic par-3 16th, with a tee shot over an elongated lake and a small bridge, midway, the dogleg left par-4 17th, with a tee shot landing near a wide lake, midway on the right) – and trees on the left – and a long second shot to reach the green, and the dogleg left par-4 18th hole, slightly uphill all the way, and with a gorgeous clubhouse with a small pond in front, behind the undulating green.
As usual, Micko came up with another eye-pleasing and colorful course, and one of his best, with plenty of challenging shots where you will pay dearly if you hit errant shots. But if you are patient enough, you should break par on this Stone Pine Canyon, before enjoying a well-deserved rest at the clubhouse !