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Hole 1

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From The Tee As the starting hole, you can enjoy a refreshing tee shot while looking out over downtown Gyeongsan. Bunkers have been placed to prevent misshots (slices) from slightly nervous golfers, and six tees have been created to allow tee play suited to one's skill level.

From The Fairway It is a downward PAR 4 hole with a large elevation difference between the tee and the OP. Therefore, long hitters can expect a rounding effect in distance due to the large elevation drop, which is advantageous in controlling the distance of the second shot.

On The Green You can start your round while smelling the scent of the light pink plum blossoms, which are the first to announce the news of spring, and feel the energy of the plum blossom terrain.

Hole 2

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From The Tee The scenic characteristics were highlighted by ensuring that downtown Gyeongsan can be seen from the entire hall.

From The Fairway A long hitter's second shot can go over the bunker on the right side of IP2 and aim for 2-on, but there is not enough room at the back of the green, so accurate distance control is necessary, and a long hitter can set the falling ball point toward the left side of IP2 to proceed with stable play in preparation for the third shot. there is.

On The Green By planting pampas grass, cattails, corolla, irises, butterfly flowers, patterned covers, etc. reminiscent of an underwater garden, in the pond, you can enjoy the creation of an open space using the tea planting technique that brings in the beauty of watercolor and the surrounding scenery.

Hole 3

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From The Tee This is PAR 3 hall with a convergence zone on the right. Strong bunkers can cause psychological intimidation of shots, and there is a significant difference in difficulty depending on the location of the hole pin.

From The Fairway If you fall into the rough area, you may have trouble shooting due to long grass. In the Scottish links style, trees were excluded as much as possible and the hole boundaries were planted with silver grass and pampas grass in order of height to create the impression of a wide meadow in harmony with the grass.

On The Green Planted in order of height, you can feel the vastness and boldness of the Mongolian grasslands.

Hole 4

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From The Tee The slope on the left side of the hole causes visual confusion, but a comfortable tee shot to the right is possible.

From The Fairway In order to secure the advantage of the second shot, there is a strategy that requires getting as close to the bunker on the right side of the IP as possible or passing the mound on the left side.

On The Green For long hitters, a draw shot is required. This hall exudes grandeur by planting metasequoia, the world's tallest tree, in a horizontal colony.

Hole 5

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From The Tee The large pond and small stream through the PAR3 upward hole are enough to provide a refreshing feeling. You can feel the tension and lightness of having to turn 1 at the same time, and the upward placement of the right bunker further increases the aesthetic atmosphere.

From The Fairway The slope at the back encourages long shots, but bunkers and seabed must be kept in mind. The experience of the tea house built on the edge of the pond to the right of the tea is also enjoyable.

On The Green

Hole 6

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From The Tee PAR4 is a dogleg hole. You can freely try long shots toward the mound on the left side of IP, but if you pass the bunker on the right side of IP, you have a distance advantage for the second shot.

From The Fairway This is a hole where there is conflict in selecting a strategy route due to the bunker on the right side of the IP area. The strategy and fairness of the second shot are clearly revealed due to the length of the hole, which is advantageous to long hitters.

On The Green Plum blossoms, orchids (pine trees), guk (haeguk), and bamboo (lee dae) were planted around the rock exposed on the right, allowing a glimpse of the worldly side of humans and the spirit of ancient scholars through the Four Gentlemen.

Hole 7

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From The Tee A comfortable tee shot is possible with the PAR4 hole. For the stability of tee shots, iron shots are also worth considering.

From The Fairway The fairway at the back of the green helps prevent failure in controlling the distance on the second shot. There is a landscape feature where the entrance to the green appears to be somewhat narrow due to the jar bunker around the green and the bunker on the right.

On The Green To allow you to see the change of seasons at a glance, plum blossoms and cornelian cherry announce the news of spring, and the yellow buds of Japanese red plum blossoms and yellow plum blossoms remind you of the prelude to summer.

Hole 8

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From The Tee It is a PAR 4 hole with the burden of having to overcome the topography of the front of the tee and the bunker at the bottom of the fairway.

From The Fairway If you set the strategy route to the right of the IP to avoid the front bunker, the second shot will be at a disadvantage, and it is advisable to hit a long tee shot aiming for the bunker to the right of the IP.

On The Green Red plums and cotyledon plums, which show passion, are connected in colonies all over the surface, and crape myrtle trees and plum blossoms are all covered in red throughout the four seasons.

Hole 9

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From The Tee PAR4 is a dogleg hole. You can freely try long shots toward the mound on the left side of IP, but if you pass the bunker on the right side of IP, you have a distance advantage for the second shot.

From The Fairway This is a hole where there is conflict in selecting a strategy route due to the bunker on the right side of the IP area. The strategy and fairness of the second shot are clearly revealed due to the length of the hole, which is advantageous to long hitters.

On The Green Plum blossoms, orchids (pine trees), guk (haeguk), and bamboo (lee dae) were planted around the rock exposed on the right, allowing a glimpse of the worldly side of humans and the spirit of ancient scholars through the Four Gentlemen.