An interesting course, quite challenging with plenty of water everywhere and a few elevation changes, but with mountains looking a little bit too whitish and some unusual high bounces of the ball as it lands on the greens.
After a wide-open par-4 1st hole, with a little pond on the left, not far from the tee area, and two other ones on both sides of the green (with a nice old house behind on the left), I like the very scenic par-4 3rd, with a narrow fairway with deep rough on the left and a meandering creek running all along on the right (with a little pond further behind), and the par-3 4th hole, with a green above a big pond with that old house again, next to it on the right.
On the right dogleg par-5 5th hole, quite pretty too with a nice red brick house far away in front, you will need to hit your tee shot over an elongated lake bending to the right, before hitting a long blind shot to the slightly-elevated green.
The short (less than 500 yards) right dogleg par-5 7th hole is also very picturesque, with a wide lake on the right and an uphill shot to the elevated green over a small creek running across the fairway and ending in front of the lake.
I also like the next two holes, the right dogleg par-4 8th, downhill all the way to the peninsula green with a lake on the right, and the short (about 330 yards) left dogleg par-4 9th hole, quite tricky with a small creek crossing the fairway not far from the steeply-elevated green.
The back 9 starts with the dogleg par-5 10th hole, downhill all the way to the green, with a lake on the left halfway, and is followed by the nice and downhill par-3 11th, with a peninsula green and a big lake around, and the short (about 360 yards) left dogleg par-4 13th hole, quite spectacular with its downhill tee shot over a wide lake and an uphill approach to the elevated green.
Another very scenic hole is the par-5 14th, with a slanted fairway, a nice castle on the right midway with a creek in a half-moon shape in front (and across the fairway), and an approach shot over it to reach the elevated green.
Of the last few water holes, my favorites are the right dogleg par-4 16th, with a downhill and blind tee shot downhill, a wide bunker in the right corner on the flank of a small wooded hill, and a lake on the left and behind the green, and the downhill par-3 18th hole, with a big pond below to the right of the green and a small lake behind it, not to mention its nice panoramic view !
With plenty of water hazards and some nice isolated houses on a few holes, this par 72 is quite enjoyable and makes you forget the mountainous panorama not... up to par with the rest of this well-designed course by M.G.A. Hover.

Great course Jimi. In fact, I think its your best to date and thats saying something. As usual, your structures, especially the clubhouse, are second to none. Thanks much.

Hey Hover nice course plays smooth but i have a question the what the hey is cb greens i thought it ment cementbase greens not to sure on that though...