A very pretty course and quite challenging with its undulating and/or sloped fairways (not to mention its greens !), its water hazards and plenty of strategically-placed bunkers... hard to avoid !
If the left dogleg par-4 1st hole is a nice way to start, with a downhill tee shot and an uphill approach to a sloped green, I prefer the straight and scenic par-4 2nd, with its tee shot flying over a small L-shaped creek and a high rocky plateau, further away and all across the fairway.
The slightly-uphill par-4 3rd hole is short and straight, with trees all along on the left of the fairway and with an elongated bunker, along a small rocky hill (on the right), midway, and a green, hidden by a small mound in front and framed by two big elongated bunkers, and is followed by the tough right dogleg par-5 4th, uphill all the way, with an elongated bunker, midway in the left corner and ending to the right, in front of the slightly-downhill green, and the nice par-3 5th hole, with a small triangular-shaped pond on the right, not too far from the green.
If you "love" bunkers, then you will "enjoy" the tricky right dogleg par-4 6th hole, with a tee shot over a few of them (in front and not far from the tee box), landing near an elongated bunker, diagonally across the fairway, and with an elevated green, with a... U-shaped bunker in front !
More bunkers await you on both sides, midway of the fairway, on the par-4 8th hole, before hitting a blind and downhill shot to the green (slightly to the left) and finishing with the much easier par-3 9th, and its wide green.
The back 9 is tougher, starting with the left dogleg par-5 10th hole (parallel to the 1st, located on the left), with a downhill tee shot landing near three small bunkers (midway, in the corner) next to a wide lake (on the right), and a steeply-elevated green (set on a rocky plateau), and the par-4 11th, with a fairway, lined up with trees (on the left), and a small lake on the right, and a blind approach downward to the green.
You will then face later on two very nice holes : the right dogleg par-4 13th needs a precise tee shot to land between an elongated bunker (on the left) and trees on a hilltop (in the right corner), followed by a blind approach downward to a sloped green (next to a big lake, on the right), whereas the par-3 14th hole is beautiful and quite challenging (club-wise, off the tee box), with its beautiful panoramic view as you hit a blind and downhill tee shot toward its peninsula green, surrounded behind, halfway, by a wide lake.
Thankfully, the next three holes will let you "rest" a little bit as there are less difficult, with, especially, the short right dogleg par-5 16th hole, uphill all the way (and where you should be able to putt for an eagle), and the par-3 17th, with its sloped green.
You will complete your round with the left dogleg par-4 18th hole, with a steeply-downhill tee shot, landing near an elongated bunker in the corner, and an elevated approach to another sloped green.
With its nice plantings, wooden houses and serpentine paths, this par 72 is not only quite eye-pleasing, it is also pretty tough but, after all, all we need is... love, and this Love Tap is very enjoyable, thanks to M.G.A. Hover !

Another good course, very challenging with those narrow fairways. I like it :)

Lots of eye candy here, but man is it tough. Play this one on dry and youre in for a long round. Very dry, dont even think about it. This one will challenge even the best. Thanks Jimi.

sorry ive posted my last coment in the wrong place
excuse my daftness
tony

Very nice Jimi. Well laid out and fun to play as always. I just need to start taking a better look at some of those greens before making my approach shots. lol

Splash screen converted to splash.tga file now.....all fixed.

Very nice, Jimi your best course to date! The layout is lots of fun! Also to see the splash screen in the game, you will need to convert the splash.dds to splash.tga.