A beautiful stroll through England’s countryside, with subtle elevations, plenty of slanted fairways, split with deep rough in between, and some slanted/sloped greens quite tricky at times.
This par 70 starts with a dogleg par-4, bending sharply to the left and downhill all the way, and is followed by the short (less than 500 yards) and nice right dogleg par-5 2nd where, after seeing your uphill tee shot roll down the sloped fairway, you will have a very long and downhill second shot over plenty of trees if you want to reach its hidden slanted green.
After the par-3 3rd hole, uphill all the way with a large pond on the left (in front of the tee box), and its pretty panoramic view, you will need to hit a blind and downhill tee shot on the left dogleg par-4 4th, with two big ponds on the left, one near the tee area and another one close, near the green, but both are not really water hazards.
Then, after the par-3 5th hole, two short par-4 left doglegs follow with trees in the corner, making it impossible to reach the greens with your tee shots : if the 6th (about 330 yards) has a twisting fairway, not far from a small creek on the right (mostly hidden by trees), the 7th hole (about 340 yards) is prettier with its fairway ending in a “spoon-like” fashion, halfway, making your blind and steeply-uphill approach shot to the green, quite tricky with the creek real close on the right.
The par-4 8th hole, on another hand, is uphill all the way with an undulating fairway quite narrow halfway, with a small pond in the middle and trees on both sides, and a sloped green, whereas the par-5 9th is a right dogleg, again uphill all the way, with deep rough splitting the fairways twice on the way to its large green, with some office buildings behind.
On the back 9, I like the right dogleg par-4 11th hole, with a blind tee shot downhill to the fairway and another downhill shot to the green, the scenic but straight par-4 12th, downhill all the way with a meandering little creek on the right ending in a small pond on the left of the green and, to a lesser extent, the straight downhill par-4 13th hole, with a small pond across, in front of the green.
The last three holes are quite nice : the par-4 16th is the right dogleg, with a heavily-slanted and undulating fairway on both sides and a blind uphill approach shot to the slanted green, the par-4 17th needs an uphill tee shot and a short approach to the slightly-downhill green, guarded by two big bunkers in front, and the par-3 18th hole has a small pond in front of the green to watch for.
Well-designed as usual by Jimbo63, this course is tougher than it looks with its gentle elevation, undulating and twisting fairways and hard-to-read greens, but if you are patient enough and you don't try to hit longer-than-needed tee shots, you will definitely enjoy Denton Park !

load of fun and runs real smooth many thanks for sharing

Jimbo, I know you're English, and this is probably a silly question, and you'll probably tell me it's a silly question, BUT... are you referring to Denton, Texas?

i thought it sucked and those that played it with me do to.

Very nicely done,really liked the planting on the course, thanks for sharing

There was a missing library: TPC at Sawgrass (07 version ). We added TPC at Sawgrass (07 version ) to the required library list now.
BTW: Excellent course Jim.