If you want to experience a very unusual round of golf, then you should try playing at Saint-Martin-des-Parcours !
This par 72 will transport you back to the Middle Ages, starting with the very picturesque right dogleg par-4 1st hole, with castles, old houses (not to mention a lake on the right side), beautiful ramparts with a church and more houses within...
The par-4 2nd hole, slightly to the left, is pretty too, especially with that path leading to a beautiful castle behind the green.
The right dogleg par-4 3rd hole, however, has no medieval houses to look at, but just a big lake on the right side and flowing across the fairway, not far from the green, just like the par-4 4th hole, where a meandering creek is flowing from the left all the way across to the right.
The left dogleg par-5 5th hole takes you "back to the future" with a nice castle on the left of the tee box and ramparts beyond the elevated green, and is followed by the par-4 6th, where you will need to hit a blind approach shot to reach the downhill green.
As for the two par-3 7th and 9th holes, they are not overly difficult but the first one has a sloped green and big bunkers on both sides, whereas the latter has a very nice panoramic view with the lake on the left side.
The back 9 is quite different, bringing you back to the "modern" times, as the left dogleg par-4 10th hole will attest, with quite a few trees in the left corner blocking the view of the green, reachable from the tee box, less than 300 yards away.
After the par-5 11th hole, with a tee shot over the creek and a very long approach shot to the elevated green, you will have a chance for an eagle on the short (less than 300 yards) par-4 13th, with a creek on the left side and a bunker in front of the sloped green.
Then, after the slightly left dogleg par-4 14th hole and its rollercoaster fairway (and elevated green), you will reach the "cute" par-4 15th hole, slightly to the left, with a long and tiny bridge separating the fairway.
The last holes are very picturesque : the slightly uphill, and to the right, dogleg par-4 16th hole has wide bunkers and high grass spread in the middle of the fairway, with an old medieval house on the right, just like the straight par-3 18th, with another nice little house on the right and a meandering creek behind the green.
But the most visually-stunning hole on this course, besides the 1st, is the very short (less than 320 yards !) and sharp right dogleg... par-5 17th hole, with its downhill tee shot over a few trees and a gorgeous approach shot to the island green, accessible via a long and tiny bridge !
If Saint-Martin-des-Parcours is definitely unclassable, combining gorgeous medieval buildings on the front 9 with some very nice rollecoaster holes coming back, it is definitely worth playing and keeping, thanks to the great designing work and imagination of M.G.A. Hover...

We can be proud of you mr.Hover
Nice course, nice medieval buildings etc.etc.
(question: you made many -very special- PGA 2000 courses; can't you converse to TW08 courses?)

Very nice Jimi as always. Great courses and enjoyable scenery all in one package. Keep em coming bud.

Played first 3 holes ( had not much time...lol)....with Shader level: LOW (you can do in Options...graphics), structures and water looking very good !!!