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Hole 1

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From The Tee It is a dogleg hole that curves to the right and is a relatively short par 5 hole with a tournament tee length of 490 yards. The right side is the O-B area, and if you go down to the left, it is a hole where it becomes difficult to take a second shot.

From The Fairway It is advantageous to target the left side of the tall pine tree visible in front, and it is important to abandon the intention of going on the green with the second shot and aim for a birdie with a sophisticated approach shot.

On The Green If you go toward the right bunker, the pin is not visible, so for the second shot, aim toward the end of the hill with a short iron (No. 9, pitching) to leave enough distance to hit with a club you are comfortable with (120, 130 yards)

Hole 2

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From The Tee It is a 430 yard par 4 tournament tee with a difficulty level of 2 handicap holes. In order to safely hit the ball into the narrow fairway, it is best to target the left side of the right bunker. If there is a slice, there is a risk of the ball falling into a high-chin bunker or going into the O-B area.

From The Fairway For the second shot, if you calculate a slight uphill climb and make a precise shot by avoiding the bunker on the left, you can get the score you want.

On The Green

Hole 3

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From The Tee It is a 399 yard par 4 hole with a tournament tee. It is best to target the right side of the bunker that can be seen on the front left. You can also hit the shot by going to the next hole, but it may be difficult to target because it is an area with pine trees.

From The Fairway It is more advantageous to attack 3-on with a layup rather than trying to force a second shot in the forest. There is a creek crossing the hole 50 yards in front of the green, so be careful. If there is a pin 30 yards to the right, you must accurately check the pin's location and measure the distance before selecting a club.

On The Green Also, since it looks close, it is easy to end up in big trouble if you think of an easy approach, and the green is also difficult, requiring detailed putting.

Hole 4

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From The Tee It has the shortest distance of 340 yards among the par 4 holes, but the fairway is narrow and the hill on the left and pine trees on the right make it difficult to achieve the score you want if your tee shot is not precise.

From The Fairway If the tee shot is aimed toward the right of the left bunker and the remaining distance is 70 yards, birdies and eagles can easily be considered.

On The Green If the green is a two-tiered back pin, it is advantageous to hit with more distance in mind.

Hole 5

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From The Tee It is a 388-yard par 4 tournament tee hole. The fairway has a small underduration, so it is best to attack to the left of the bunker on the right.

From The Fairway When taking a tee shot, avoid going to the right or left. No matter which direction you go, it is not easy to hit the second shot.

On The Green

Hole 6

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From The Tee It is a par 3 hole, 128 yards to the edge based on regulation, and is a downhill hole that is greatly affected by the wind, so it is essential to check before teeing off.

From The Fairway The overall left side of the green is high and there is a bunker in front of the right, so it is advantageous to target the left side. If you avoid the bunker, it is an acceptable hole. It is better to putt uphill as the green is in front of the pin rather than behind the pin.

On The Green

Hole 7

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From The Tee It is a relatively short hole at 427 yards from the tournament tee, but it is a difficult hole around the green.

From The Fairway The second shot is advantageous if you aim for the tee shot towards the left end of the green ahead. If the tee shot goes to the right, an obstacle will occur and the green is narrow and long, making it unfavorable for two-on.

On The Green There are many difficulties around the green, so a second shot strategy is very important. If you go to the right, there will be bunkers, making your approach difficult.

Hole 8

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From The Tee It is a beautiful par 3 hole with a downhill and silver grass area measuring 162 yards to the green edge based on regularity, and requires accuracy in the shot.

From The Fairway It is difficult to score on a hole where the regular distance is set at 160 or 180 yards. If your tee shot goes into a bunker, it will be difficult to score, and if you miss slightly and end up among the silver grass, it will be treated as a hazard according to local rules and you will be penalized.

On The Green If you safely aim to the left of the pin and select a club with some consideration for the downhill angle, you can get a good score.

Hole 9

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From The Tee It is a 554 yard par 5 tournament tee hole with a bunker on the left and a hazard on the right, making it a difficult hole to target with a tee shot.

From The Fairway Target the right side of the left bunker, and the distance to the bunker is 200 yards. There are long bunkers and hazards in front of the green on the right, making shots difficult.

On The Green In the case of a 30-yard pin on the right, there is pressure to overcome the hazard, and the width of the green is long to the right, so it is not easy to get on the green, so it is advantageous to hit it long with one club.

Hole 10

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From The Tee It is a par 5 hole with a tournament tee of 579 yards. It is a handicap number 17 hole with a view of the green and a straight line without any obstacles, so it is a good hole for golfers who are not at all warmed up to start playing while warming up.

From The Fairway Based on regulation, the distance to the left bunker entrance is 210 yards, and the distance beyond the bunker is 250 yards. According to local rules, if you cross two adjacent cart roads, you must pay attention to safety and treat it as a hazard, so be careful not to tee shot to the left.

On The Green

Hole 11

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From The Tee It is a par 4 hole with a tournament tee of 463 yards. It is a difficult hole with the OB area on the right and the silver grass area on the left.

From The Fairway It is best to aim for the tee shot in the direction of the bunker visible in front of the right side of the green. For the second shot, if the pin is located 35 yards to the right, it is advantageous to aim a little longer than the actual distance for a stable shot.

On The Green

Hole 12

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From The Tee It is a par 3 hole with a pond on the right and a difficult hole with a 2-tier green. The center of the green is narrow, and the long pond and deep rough on the right are burdensome and suggest the difficulty of approach shots when not on the green.

From The Fairway

On The Green This is a comfortable hole where you can easily reduce your score when it is the front pin. It is advantageous to watch the slice wind blowing toward the pond and aim for the left side of the pin.

Hole 13

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From The Tee It is a par 4 hole measuring 476 yards from the tournament tee. The left side is the O-B area and extends to the front of the green. The right side is a hazard, so it is important to target the tee shot.

From The Fairway It is 210 yards to the left bunker entrance and 230 yards to cross. It is important to attack the right side of the bunker and there is a hazard if there is a slice.

On The Green Even if the tee shot is well placed 150 yards from the center of the fairway, it is not easy to hit the second shot. If the pin location is 35 yards, the remaining distance between the front bunker and the back pin of the green is 185 yards, so a high accuracy shot is required.

Hole 14

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From The Tee

From The Fairway It is a short par 4 hole with a tournament tee of 380 yards, but there is an O-B on the left and a hazard on the right. If you hit a driver from about 260 yards, there is a high chance of entering a hazard because it is slightly downhill, so this is a hole where long hitters often take tee shots with a spoon.

On The Green The distance to the left bunker is 185 yards, and it is best to aim for the right side of the bunker for the tee shot. If your tee shot goes well to the right end of the bunker, the second shot is an island-type green, so you have to go over the hazard, which puts pressure on you.

Hole 15

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From The Tee The distance from the tournament tee to the center of the green is a 190 yard par 3 hole. If you stand on the tee, you have to make a shot across the hazard, and if you go to the left, there is an O-B, so you have to make a very accurate and precise shot.

From The Fairway Even if the distance is set to 170 yards with the front pin, it is advantageous to think of one club as being long.

On The Green

Hole 16

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From The Tee When viewed from the teeing ground, it is a beautiful hole with silver grass that touches the sky.

From The Fairway It is a 410 yard par 4 hole based on the tournament tee. If the pin is on the left green, the green is not clearly visible and passing the left bunker is not easy as it is 250 yards uphill.

On The Green It is better to attack to the right of the left bunker rather than going over the bunker. If you go to the left lap, it can be dangerous to escape the pine tree if you force a second shot.

Hole 17

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From The Tee It is a 566 yard par 5 hole from the tournament tee. There are no obstacles and it is downhill, so it is an easy hole for a 15 handicap. It is best to aim for the tee shot to the right of the left bunker.

From The Fairway The distance to the bunker entrance is 250 yards, so if you are a golfer over 240 yards, be careful not to enter the bunker. Even if the second shot goes well to the entrance of the green, the green is narrow and long on the right, so this is a hole that requires accuracy with the approach shot.

On The Green This is a safe hole where you can easily aim for par if you pay attention to the bunker in front of the green.

Hole 18

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From The Tee There are hazards from the tee shot to the on-green. It is a 450 yard par 4 hole based on the tournament tee. It is safe to aim the tee shot to the left of the bunker on the right, and it is advantageous to aim with a 3-on 1 putter.

From The Fairway There are long hazards and bunkers in front of the green, making it difficult to get two-on. If you take your second shot towards the right apron next to the green, read the green well, and make a perfect approach shot, you will be able to get the score you wanted.

On The Green