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Hole 1

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From The Tee Par 4 is a short downhill, and if you enter the left and right forward bunkers, it will be difficult to save par. Careful club selection for the first shot. Be careful of the slope from the back of the green.

From The Fairway

On The Green Par 4 is a short downhill, and if you enter the left and right forward bunkers, it will be difficult to save par. Careful club selection for the first shot. Be careful of the slope from the back of the green.

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Hole 2

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From The Tee It's a straight Par 4 with a little distance, and the big pine on the right front of the tee gives the illusion of tightness, but the second point is wide as you can see from the panoramic view of the second point. For the second shot, avoid the left and right guard bunkers and aim for the center regardless of the pin position. It may be necessary to have the courage to put it on the runway and sa

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Hole 3

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Par 5 that can be on 2 if you are a long hitter. From back of tee to 270Y, you can hit wide and exciting. Whether you cross the pond on the second shot or cut it in front, the pine tree in the center of the pond will also become a hazard in the air.

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Hole 4

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From The Tee Par 3 over a valley that is far from 206Y. It is very difficult to read the wind because the green is surrounded by large red pines. The theory is to attack from the runway with a lowball. Beware of undulating greens that are difficult to read even when turned on.

From The Fairway

On The Green Par 3 over a valley that is far from 206Y. It is very difficult to read the wind because the green is surrounded by large red pines. The theory is to attack from the runway with a lowball. Beware of undulating greens that are difficult to read even when turned on.

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Hole 5

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From The Tee Although it is 362Y, Par 4 is about 30Y uphill to the green, avoiding the fairway bunker on the left side near 250Y and hitting the tee. The second is towards Oyama. The invisible green has two tiers, so an accurate shot with an image of a carry to the pin is required.

From The Fairway

On The Green Although it is 362Y, Par 4 is about 30Y uphill to the green, avoiding the fairway bunker on the left side near 250Y and hitting the tee. The second is towards Oyama. The invisible green has two tiers, so an accurate shot with an image of a carry to the pin is required.

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Hole 6

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A tough Par 5 with a dogleg on the right that crosses an 80Y wide trough with a 610Y and the longest upper second. Aim for a tree at 253Y on the fairway. The sloping green is also composed of three sides, so it is necessary to attack with accuracy until the end.

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Hole 7

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From The Tee Par4 of HDCP1 near 500Y practically with 448Y plus launch. Depending on the tee shot, ball control is required to intentionally avoid the pine tree in the center with more than 200Y left on the second shot. Aiming for 3 hits from the front without overdoing it will lead to score making.

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On The Green

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Hole 8

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From The Tee The tee shot over a valley is Par 4. Although the distance is not long, the green is only 15Y wide and the undulating green is protected by guard bunkers on the left and right. Capture with a sense of distance.

From The Fairway

On The Green The tee shot over a valley is Par 4. Although the distance is not long, the green is only 15Y wide and the undulating green is protected by guard bunkers on the left and right. Capture with a sense of distance.

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Hole 9

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From The Tee Oyama GC's longest Par 3, the left and right guard bunkers are deep and about 20Y downhill, making it difficult to select grabs. The tee ground is surrounded by red pine trees, so don't forget to read the wind in the sky.

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Hole 10

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From The Tee Par 4 with 25Y uphill and actually 430Y, I want to hit the tee shot to the center or slightly right where the hanamichi can be used. On the second shot, carry the ball firmly to the pin where the root cannot be seen. The bunker on the left front is deep, so the second club selection needs to be +10Y or more.

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On The Green

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Hole 11

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From The Tee 219Y Downhill 10Y Par3. The green is fast from the front left to the back and is only 15Y wide. You need to be especially careful when aiming for a carry on the back pin, as the left bunker has a ravine on the left, and if you drop it, you may have an OB, which can be a problem.

From The Fairway

On The Green 219Y Downhill 10Y Par3. The green is fast from the front left to the back and is only 15Y wide. You need to be especially careful when aiming for a carry on the back pin, as the left bunker has a ravine on the left, and if you drop it, you may have an OB, which can be a problem.

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Hole 12

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A tough par 4 with a right dogleg over a valley. The tee shot is tighter on the right side than it looks, so aim slightly to the left side of the center. The second shot is a route that avoids the tall pine branches on the left and right near edge 50Y.

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Hole 13

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From The Tee A thrilling Par 4 where the landing area of ??the tee shot is the dogleg corner on the left. After a slightly downhill tee shot, the second shot is uphill.

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Hole 14

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From The Tee Par 5 with an S-shaped dogleg over 600Y. The tee shot goes to the left side avoiding the right OB. The second shot is laid up considering the angle of the third shot. An accurate shot is required, and the green has complicated undulations until the end. I can't relax.

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On The Green

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Hole 15

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From The Tee Looking at the majestic Mt. Oyama on the right, the tee shot is uphill Par 4. The 2nd tee shot is also uphill.You want to attack the slanted double-tiered green with an accurate carry. be the key.

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On The Green

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Hole 16

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From The Tee Par 3 over the valley, it is important to read the wind whether to go over the big pine in front of the green or to attack intentionally. The eye and the mound in the center of the green form a complex line

From The Fairway

On The Green Par 3 over the valley, it is important to read the wind whether to go over the big pine in front of the green or to attack intentionally. The eye and the mound in the center of the green form a complex line

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Hole 17

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From The Tee A tough Par 4 with a left dogleg approaching the 500Y with a gentle downhill. A tight tee shot is required through a narrow pine forest. In the second shot, a highly accurate iron shot is required from the lie with the left foot down.

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On The Green

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Hole 18

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From The Tee The final Par 5 is straight toward Mt. Oyama. It's a gentle uphill, so it's difficult to hit the 2nd shot. The bunkers guarding the front left and right of the green are deep, so it is difficult to save a par if you enter them.

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On The Green

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