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Hole 1

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From The Tee As fall approaches, the flowering apples with their branches on one side of the tiled roof are filled with red, as if representing the nervousness of the first hall .

From The Fairway Considering the O-B caused by the slice and the deep bunker on the right of the 2nd shot, it is advantageous to hit the right side of the side bunker on the left 200m ahead of the tee shot.

On The Green The downhill becomes steeper from the 130m point, and if you hit the 2nd shot long and overshoot the green, you will have to deal with deep rough and downhill green.

Hole 2

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From The Tee You can enjoy the leisurely daily lives of waterfalls falling through pine forests, colonies of irises, and various creatures living in ponds. The left and right greens are connected as one, and green undulation is not that severe.

From The Fairway

On The Green When using the right green, it is better to aim in the direction of the bunker between the greens while being aware of the slice. When using the left green, it is better to aim short as the back of the green is narrow and steep.

Hole 3

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From The Tee As a relatively short service par 4 hole, the tee shot should be aimed at the center of the fairway, avoiding the left and right O-Bs.

From The Fairway

On The Green Although 1-On stimulates the spirit of challenge for long hitters, it is better to choose a safe strategy by being conscious of the bunker surrounding the green rather than excessively long hitting, leaving a distance you like, and then aim for a birdie with 2-On.

Hole 4

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From The Tee As it is a typical dog-leg hole that bends to the right, the ideal tee shot is to pass over the narrow waist line of the hill on the right, but if the 2nd shot on the slope is burdensome, it is better to focus on accuracy rather than distance and aim for the 180m point in front.

From The Fairway Since the course is downhill from the 2nd shot point, it is recommended to aim with a short club. You must choose the club carefully, paying attention to the mooring across the approach point.

On The Green The green has a relatively small slope and is fine, but it is recommended to aim briefly to avoid falling into the glass bunker after the green.

Hole 5

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From The Tee It is recommended to aim your tee shot from the center of the fairway to the left, avoiding the bunker on the right, while being aware of a slight slice.

From The Fairway For the 2nd shot, considering the hazard and downhill terrain surrounding the left green, it is best to hold one club short and aim carefully, but in the case of the back pin, you must look at the actual distance.

On The Green When using the right green, you must pay special attention to side bunkers and be careful with a 3-putter as the green is highly difficult. There is a shade house where you can take a break, and this hall hosts various events depending on the season.

Hole 6

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From The Tee The terrain is slightly uphill, but the fairways are wide. You can feel the pleasure of a long hit while watching the ball fly, leaving a trace on the water surface of the pond in front of the teeing ground.

From The Fairway It is recommended to aim your tee shot slightly to the left of the center, paying attention to the side bunker at the right IP point.

On The Green Since the 2nd shot is on an uphill terrain, it is recommended to hold the ball about one club long. When using the right green, you must pay special attention to the deep bunker on the right side of the green.

Hole 7

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From The Tee It is a downhill par 3 hole with a panoramic view of the green. It is recommended to aim accurately with a short club or two.

From The Fairway

On The Green The bunkers surrounding the green are waiting for the challenger to make a mistake due to his overindulgence, so if you are a beginner, it is a good idea to take a slightly shorter approach and try to avoid the bunkers to win the game.

Hole 8

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From The Tee t is a dog-leg par 5 hole that bends to the left, with OB areas on the left and right. It is advantageous to hit the tee shot with a bias to the left of the center, and for long hitters, one method is to make an accurate tee shot with a wood considering the short distance to the right.

From The Fairway For the 2nd shot, you must be careful about slices and make a precise shot avoiding the side bunkers on the left and right. When using the left green, the back of the green is narrow and the bunker is deep, so it is recommended to aim slightly shorter.

On The Green

Hole 9

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From The Tee

From The Fairway

On The Green In April, cherry blossom trees that are more than half a century old create a spectacular sight and attract the attention of golfers. The distance is short, but the uphill slope is steep, so it feels far, and the target point for your tee shot must be aimed at the center of the clubhouse behind the green.