1The starting hole where you can hit Fujiyama facing the front. It is best to always aim the shot to the left. The second shot is faster than the back of the green, so start from thThe starting hole where you can hit Fujiyama facing the front. It is best to always aim the shot to the left. The second shot is faster than the back of the green, so start from th2A downhill hole with a panoramic view of Suruga Bay from the tee ground. Aiming for the tee shot to the right will cause less trouble. It is good to lower the second club by one. BA downhill hole with a panoramic view of Suruga Bay from the tee ground. Aiming for the tee shot to the right will cause less trouble. It is good to lower the second club by one. B3PAR3 where pine blocks the way. You want to avoid the bunker in front of the green…PAR3 where pine blocks the way. You want to avoid the bunker in front of the green…4One of Daifuji's specialty halls. Don't be fooled by the wall in front of him, aim your tee shot at the palm tree on the left. The hole is short enough to aim for an eagle. You can5A relatively short hole that requires an accurate tee shot. If you remove the green, it might hurt your eyes.6The best tee shot is to the left of the streamer. The second shot is downhill, but there is more distance than it looks.7The view of Suruga Bay looking back is superb. It is best to aim the tee shot to the left. The second shot can be hit in 2 by aiming for a palm tree. A course where you can aim for8One of the famous holes, if you put it on the horse's back well, aim for the second shot to the left of the pole. Even if you fall to the right, the rest is short, so it's okay.9A short PAR4 hitting Mt. Ashitaka. Relatively birdie can be aimed. It is a highly strategic course made by famous products.10It's farther than it looks. Note the headwind from the left. A course where you can get enough par even if you approach from the front. A course where you can see Suruga Bay and th11Short PAR4. It is relatively easy because you can carry it to the front of the green if you have a long distance. Be careful from the back of the green because it is a high speed wShort PAR4. It is relatively easy because you can carry it to the front of the green if you have a long distance. Be careful from the back of the green because it is a high speed w12PAR4 launching toward Mt.Fuji. Since the left foot is up from the second shot, choose a club that gives a good distance. Be careful of the bunker in front.13Following NO12, PAR5 hits Mt.Fuji vigorously. The distance is not so long, but the key point is to capture the bunker in front of the green.Following NO12, PAR5 hits Mt.Fuji vigorously. The distance is not so long, but the key point is to capture the bunker in front of the green.14It is safe to aim for the center of the green. It is difficult to save a par if you put the ball into the bunkers on both sides of the ball.It is safe to aim for the center of the green. It is difficult to save a par if you put the ball into the bunkers on both sides of the ball.15PAR4 with trees on both sides. The bunker at the second point is in play and makes you think from the tee shot. A combination of defense and attack leads to a good score.16PAR5 on the right dogleg. As an attack, it is safe to win the third shot. OBs continue on the left side, so the first shot should be aimed at the bunker on the right side. There is17Great location overlooking Suruga Bay. A course where you can take a comfortable tee shot. The point is how to avoid the trees at the second point. The iron rule is to always attacGreat location overlooking Suruga Bay. A course where you can take a comfortable tee shot. The point is how to avoid the trees at the second point. The iron rule is to always attac18A long and slightly tough course. It is also a course with a handicap of 1, and even if the tee shot is OK, the second shot is not easy. The shortest way to par save is to attack w
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