This course is interesting with plenty of steep elevation changes, water hazards and lots of bunkers but, despite its look, this par 72 needs some work to make it smoother and more realistic.
Edges around the ponds and lakes are not natural-looking and plenty of bunkers look flat (such on the right dogleg par-4 15th hole, where you can see them clearly on both sides of the elevated fairway), or unusually high (such as near the green of the right dogleg par-5 12th hole).
Other holes that need work are the beautiful right dogleg par-4 2nd, with a nice lake between the tee and the fairway (with a bridge to access it), but the elevated island green, where you will see MK''s initials made of grass with a heart-shaped small bunker in between), is surrounded by water but it has... no bridge (!), unlike the similar and quite scenic par-3 7th : so, how do you reach the green on foot to retrieve your ball ?
And what about the right dogleg par-5 8th hole ? As you tee shot flies downhill over a big lake, you will see the water on the left side, higher than the bank of the lake !
Despite these bugs, this course has some nice holes (such as the par-3 4th, 10th and 14th, or the right dogleg par-4 6th, with its tee shot over trees, and its slightly downhill green, surrounded by 4 bunkers with a lake behind) but, unfortunately, not enough to make it a keeper for me, despite Maggie''s original design...