With plenty of thick trees all around the course and a few small bunkers, sometimes in the middle of the fairways, this course may look difficult but, in fact, with quite a few “slightly-straight” holes, you should finish with a good score if you are patient enough and if you don't try to cut corners too often on the dogleg holes.
The front 9 starts with three of them, with the par-4 1st hole, and its nice blue house on the left of the tee (with a small 1st World War memorial, right in front – seen on the general info) being the nicest, and the par-5 3rd, with trees on a hilltop in the left corner, being the toughest.
I also like the sharp right dogleg par-4 6th hole, uphill all the way to the green, with a little mound in front of it, the straight downhill par-5 7th, with 4 little bunkers in the middle of the fairway, hard to avoid if you want to reach the green on your second shot, and the straight par-3 8th hole, with that blue house again, very close to the green.
On the back 9, my favorite holes are the short (about 360 yards) par-4 10th, with a creek running across the fairway in front of the green, the nice right dogleg par-4 11th hole, with a creek on the left, a big bunker in the middle and a few more trees, partially blocking the view of the green, and the straight par-5 12th, with a bottleneck and slanted fairway in the middle, and a green, (maybe) a little bit too far to reach on your second shot.
On the last few holes, my favorite ones are the pretty and long (more than 600 yards) par-5 15th, with a creek crossing the fairway from the right and running all the way to the left, the par-3 17th hole, with water on the left and the par-5 18th hole with, again, the creek on the left side of the fairway all the way to the green and with a few small bunkers in the middle.
Even though Redwood Glen is well designed and plays smoothly, it is not as challenging and/or scenic as some of Neil Munro's latest courses, but he should still be thanked for his time and efforts designing this course.

Great job Neil !! Played this one last night (finally)... You sure have to work for your score here.. lol..
Very challenging, NOT a rip it and grip it course for sure! Definitely a keeper!! :)

just played this course and it was a pleasure to play my friend approach shot yardage was right on the money -great course ,great work.tyvm

Really like all the trees Neil, I feel that i am golfing through a real forest, great job