Unlike Forest Pines Golf Resort no. 1, this course is a par 70 which is less scenic, even though it plays very smoothly and is well designed, as usual by TeeOffTowersey.
As expected, being in the same location, you will end up playing a few holes from the previous version and, as a result, you might end up feeling a little bit like Bill Murray in his movie “Groundhog day”, with a feeling of “deja-vu” !
On the front 9, after the right dogleg par-4 2nd hole, three holes are the same : the left dogleg 6th, with a big pond halfway down the fairway, corresponds to the 15th on the no.1 course, but is now a par-4 (instead of a par-5). The par-3 7th hole, with a big bush blocking the view of the pond near the green, is the same as the 16th, and the par-5 8th hole, with its split fairway is the 17th on course no. 1.
The back 9 has quite a few doglegs (11th, 12th and 15th holes) but is not as challenging as the front 9…
With no creek and fewer ponds, this version, strangely released before course no. 3, is still nice to play but, between the two, my preference goes for the 1st one… !

Outstanding course Lawrence, I have enjoyed playing all three. I'm always waiting for your next creation big thanks for your time and effort

imightbewrong: Forest Pines is a 27 hole course laid out on 1 plot. It is difficult to keep the point down below the ideal 120k - 180k limit. The fact that 27 holes have been drawn instead of the usual 18 makes this task extremely difficult without seriously over-optimising. These 3 courses had a point count of 225k which may (and I stress may) have put too much strain one your rig to render it. The only option I can think of is to reduce setting within the game.

very nice course,,plays well but sometimes you really need to think about you shot..greens are good and fair

Teeoff great job on this course it was a lot of fun keep it up my friend!

Great course was fun playing keep them comming