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Hole 1

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A gentle downhill long hole. The best position for the tee shot is between the reef in the center and the forest on the left side. Since it is downhill, let's try to make a reliable shot first. There is a water hazard at 330 yards on the right side, and the second shot is a downward-sloping shot, so pay particular attention to slicing. The right green (A) is easy to hit because there is a flower p

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Hole 2

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A gentle downhill middle hole on the left dogleg. It is wise to drop the tee shot in front of the cross bunker at 220 yards in the center of the fairway. Also, slicers should not drive into the forest on the right side. The second shot should be 5 to 10 yards larger so that both greens can be launched. However, since it is a receiving green, it will be difficult to return if the cup is over.

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Hole 3

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A middle hole downhill with a dogleg to the right. The best goal for the tee shot is closer to the bunker on the left side of the fairway. The fairway is narrow and the forest on the right is high, so try to make the tee shot as low as possible. If the tee shot flies from 180 yards to 200 yards, there is a chance of 2 on. The right green (A) is received, but be careful where the ball is dropped be

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Hole 4

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From The Tee A gentle uphill short hole where the left and right greens are separated by Akamatsu. Both greens have bunkers in front of you, so use a buffy or creek rather than a long iron to hit the ball as high as possible and carry it to the green.

From The Fairway

On The Green A gentle uphill short hole where the left and right greens are separated by Akamatsu. Both greens have bunkers in front of you, so use a buffy or creek rather than a long iron to hit the ball as high as possible and carry it to the green.

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Hole 5

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From The Tee A long hole with a gentle launch and a sufficient distance. The drop point of the tee shot is narrowed by pine forest, so be careful not to push it to the right. The best position is near the cross bunker on the left side of the fairway. If you should drop it in the pine forest on the right, don't overdo it and just put it on the fairway. The second shot is aimed at the right side of the cedar tre

From The Fairway

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Hole 6

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From The Tee A beautiful short hole where you can see Mt. Fuji directly in front of the forest. The right green (A) is slightly launched and surrounded by bunkers, so carry-on is required. The left green (B) is slightly downhill and has a flower path, and the green also stops well, so hit dead without worrying about the left and right bunkers. Pay particular attention to undulation on both greens.

From The Fairway

On The Green A beautiful short hole where you can see Mt. Fuji directly in front of the forest. The right green (A) is slightly launched and surrounded by bunkers, so carry-on is required. The left green (B) is slightly downhill and has a flower path, and the green also stops well, so hit dead without worrying about the left and right bunkers. Pay particular attention to undulation on both greens.

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Hole 7

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From The Tee This is the longest hall of this course. As the uphill continues, the burden of distance increases, and sufficient technique is required to attack both greens. The best position for the tee shot is near the bunker on the left side of the fairway. The second shot has a wide fairway, so hit it with all one's might. However, if you bend it too far to the left or right to find the distance, there will

From The Fairway

On The Green This is the longest hall of this course. As the uphill continues, the burden of distance increases, and sufficient technique is required to attack both greens. The best position for the tee shot is near the bunker on the left side of the fairway. The second shot has a wide fairway, so hit it with all one's might. However, if you bend it too far to the left or right to find the distance, there will

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Hole 8

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A downhill middle hole where the tee ground is separated by Hayashi. The fairway is downhill towards the green, so the distance is less than I expected. If you use the tee ground on the left, you should be careful because the forest on the left side is high and you can easily get up and the ball will come out to the right. From the tee ground on the right, aim for the foot of the mountain on the l

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Hole 9

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From The Tee A beautiful downhill short hall overlooking the clubhouse over the front Karamatsu forest. I want to use a smaller club because the head is large. The right green (A) is a bunker all around except the front flower path, so please think that there is no other way but to attack the pin with a carry. Since the right side of the left green (B) is open, you can take a tactic of pouring in with a run fr

From The Fairway

On The Green A beautiful downhill short hall overlooking the clubhouse over the front Karamatsu forest. I want to use a smaller club because the head is large. The right green (A) is a bunker all around except the front flower path, so please think that there is no other way but to attack the pin with a carry. Since the right side of the left green (B) is open, you can take a tactic of pouring in with a run fr

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