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Hole 1

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From The Tee As a long course, there is not much pressure on the total distance, so there is not much need to hit the tee shot long, but rather, an accurate fastball shot is emphasized by being aware of the OB area on the right embankment slope, and second shots also cannot be two-on, so you need to choose the club you are most confident in.

From The Fairway

On The Green

Hole 2

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From The Tee The middle course is a service course. The distance is short and the landing point of the tee shot is wide, so even beginners can play par, but there are a few things to keep in mind.

From The Fairway The first tee shot has a wide area to hit, but slopes to the right, and if there is a slight slice on the fastball, it goes OB to the right, cut slope area.

On The Green

Hole 3

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From The Tee As it is an ordinary short course, be aware of the bunkers at the entrance to the green and do not expect running on.

From The Fairway The distance of 163 meters is relatively long for a short course. Therefore, you must launch the shot with a 4-5 iron so that it lands directly on the green. And since this course is located at the top of the club course, the influence of wind must be taken into consideration.

On The Green Please take into account that there is a difference of about one club depending on whether there is a headwind or a headwind.

Hole 4

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From The Tee It is the most delicate course among Changwon CC courses. The left side of the terrain is a filled cliff, which is an O-B area, and the right side is a cut hill slope, which is also an O-B area.

From The Fairway Therefore, psychologically, it is a place where the swing is weakened. Here is a good opportunity for a low-handy player or less to make up for a high-handy player. The first tee shot requires a fastball rather than a long hit. Therefore, confident players need to hit the ball in a position that is advantageous for the second shot with iron 5-6.

On The Green If the tee shot fails or is a short hit, the green will not be visible for the second shot, so it is very important not to miss the tee shot. The second shot can be easily reached by looking down and approaching as long as you watch out for the left O-B area.

Hole 5

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From The Tee

From The Fairway This is an uphill fairway that requires an upward shot. The tee shot must be in the O-B area on both the left and right, and especially must not produce a slice. In the past, the long course became a middle course, so it is relatively distant from the middle course.

On The Green The second shot also requires selecting a long club, while paying attention to left and right OB. Since there is a safe space behind the green, there is no risk even if the approach is a bit long.

Hole 6

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From The Tee It will be a downward (downhill) tee shot as it is a long course, and gentle slopes on the left and right protect the fairway and the field of view is open, so you can hit with peace of mind.

From The Fairway The direction of the tee shot is a fastball with a slightly hooky draw ball that has a lot of run distance, so the second shot is also easy on both the left and right.

On The Green A long hitter will try to hit two-on, but if he falls short, he may end up in the entrance bunker and ruin his score. And if the hook is caught, there is a risk of a lost ball as it goes into the bamboo forest on the left.

Hole 7

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From The Tee

From The Fairway

On The Green This course has a near pin measurement hole, so the player's motivation will be more active, so if you hook excessively, it is the O-B area on the left embankment slope, and although the cut slope on the right is a safe zone, it is not easy because there is a bunker on the right side of the green.

Hole 8

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From The Tee Since you have to attack upward to the middle course, the distance is 320 meters, but you can only get on the green if your tee shot and second shot are good shots.

From The Fairway In particular, a tee shot from the front tee must go over 100m from the reservoir to reach the fairway, which is psychologically burdensome. When attempting a long hit, you must be wary of hooking, while a malicious slice poses a risk of O-B.

On The Green Therefore, the shortcut to score management is to aim for short, fast, and accurate tee shots. Since the second shot is supported by the cut slopes on the left and right, you can shoot spoons and fairway woods with peace of mind, so there is no need to strain your tee shot.

Hole 9

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Since the entire fairway is in sight, you can hit your tee shot without any pressure. It is malignant or OB and severe slices have tree obstacles as rough. For the second shot, the green is located at the top of the hill, so if you hit it a little long, you have to be careful that it goes over the green and falls into the bunker.

On The Green If you do not get two-on and attempt a three-stroke approach, you should hit the ball high with a club that is one or two points long so that it comes to a sudden stop on the green.