A well-designed course and very pleasant to the eye, with beautiful (and very big) houses lined up along quite a few tree-lined wide fairways, but not overly difficult, despite some small elevation changes, if you can avoid all the big lakes, especially on the back 9.
If I like the straight par-4 1st hole, with a big lake in front of the tee box (on the left), and trees a little bit further, along with big villas (on the right), and the right dogleg par-4 3rd, uphill all the way, with an elongated lake in front of the green (on the right), my favorite hole is the very scenic left dogleg par-4 9th, with a tough approach over a wide lake (with a tiny island and a couple of trees in the middle) toward the green, set on the edge (with a nice covered bridge to gaze at, further to the left).
Water comes into play on most of the holes on the back 9, starting with the right dogleg par-5 10th, with a tee shot over an elongated lake (in front of the tee box) landing onto a wide fairway (lined up with big homes on the left), and a long second shot toward its slightly-elevated green.
After a change of scenery on the par-4 11th hole, downhill all the way and with a green, slightly to the right, you will move later on to the left dogleg par-4 13th, with a risky tee shot (hopefully) landing short of a wide elongated lake, over which you will aim your nice approach to reach the green.
Then, after hitting your tee shot over a wide lake to get to the small green of the pretty par-3 14th hole, surrounded by five small bunkers, you will have to settle for a birdie opportunity on the very long (over 650 yards) and straight par-5 15th (with a wide fairway and a slightly-elevated green), before walking over to the scenic right dogleg par-4 16th, with a tee shot over sparsely-planted shrubs and deep rough, and its elevated green.
Finally, after the par-3 17th hole, with a tee shot over a lake landing onto an elevated green, you will enjoy the nice right dogleg par-5 18th, with villas all along (on the right side), and a long shot over a few trees to reach its elevated green.
If, indeed, some of the cart paths look a little bit angular (as axe360 pointed out), and you also need to change the default club on the tee box of the 3rd hole, this Sinfonia Club – Mills par 72 course is quite enjoyable, so much so that you should stay there and play the shorter Burrell course, released the next day by cellist56 !

well designed course for the 2nd go around, played well on all conditions, thanks much Cellist

Good 2nd effort, you have an eye for background detail.
Although 7500yds @ no time did I fell intimidated.
No trees came into play ie Cog Hill.
Take a look @ Bobby Bolin courses.
250 to 350 yds from tee is well defended.

Good effort M8 you've got tallent lookin 4ward to your next:)
Regards