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Hole 1

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The opening fairway of the NW course is a medium-length par-four, the difficulty of which lies in the opening. The large glittering water barrier on the right attracts the slices, you can't go too far to the left either, bunkers and challenging raff await there. The green is slightly raised, but a very logical putt. There are also plenty of bunkers around the green, so a par result is always good,

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Hole 2

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From The Tee The second is an absolutely brilliant strategic short par-four! The brave can attack with a driver and if they manage to get very close to the green, failure will almost certainly lead to a bunker, from where you have to stretch. Another tactic is to open with a mid-iron to the fairway and approach with a wedge, so you always get two full shots. The green is flat, and thus offers a good birdie opp

From The Fairway

On The Green The second is an absolutely brilliant strategic short par-four! The brave can attack with a driver and if they manage to get very close to the green, failure will almost certainly lead to a bunker, from where you have to stretch. Another tactic is to open with a mid-iron to the fairway and approach with a wedge, so you always get two full shots. The green is flat, and thus offers a good birdie opp

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Hole 3

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From The Tee The first par-five of the field looks clear. However, watch out for the stream on the right, many balls have already found their way there. Fiksu opens well to the left, hits the gap and approaches the green a little further. An aggressive player tries to correct as much as possible, so after success there is a chance to get two on top. The green has a gentle shape, but prefer the right side if yo

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Hole 4

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From The Tee The first of the fine par-threes on the course and also the shortest. Shots that end up long or left always make for a very challenging close game shot. Better to keep your opening short. The green leads from right to left, so the best putt direction is from the left edge of the green.

From The Fairway

On The Green The first of the fine par-threes on the course and also the shortest. Shots that end up long or left always make for a very challenging close game shot. Better to keep your opening short. The green leads from right to left, so the best putt direction is from the left edge of the green.

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Hole 5

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A medium-sized right-turning par-four where long hitters can try to straighten over the corner fairway bunker. Fiksu prefers the left edge of the fairway to avoid the fairway bunkers completely. The approach is hit on a small uphill green that slopes forward from the back edge. So it shouldn't take long.

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Hole 6

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From The Tee A very long, tight par-four that really requires two successful shots to reach the green. In the opening, the mind forces you to aim to the right, where, however, fairway bunkers await. You can't go to the left either, there's a ditch from which there's no going back. The ideal opening would be with a draw driver, after which it is comfortable to approach the raised green. When hitting a bunker-fr

From The Fairway

On The Green A very long, tight par-four that really requires two successful shots to reach the green. In the opening, the mind forces you to aim to the right, where, however, fairway bunkers await. You can't go to the left either, there's a ditch from which there's no going back. The ideal opening would be with a draw driver, after which it is comfortable to approach the raised green. When hitting a bunker-fr

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Hole 7

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From The Tee An interesting par-five, where you travel slightly uphill the whole way. In the second shot, you have to pass a gap where there is a rock on the left and trees on the right. Even on the green, you hit upwards, so the distances must be right in the shots. Composure is the key on this route.

From The Fairway

On The Green An interesting par-five, where you travel slightly uphill the whole way. In the second shot, you have to pass a gap where there is a rock on the left and trees on the right. Even on the green, you hit upwards, so the distances must be right in the shots. Composure is the key on this route.

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Hole 8

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From The Tee Another great par-three! There is not too much distance, but the raised green and deep bunkers make the hole really challenging. The swirling wind also often causes difficulty in club selection. The bunkers in front of the green should be avoided, on the other hand it is not good to go long, there is a difficult climb to the higher green... Achieving a Par result therefore requires excellent perfo

From The Fairway

On The Green Another great par-three! There is not too much distance, but the raised green and deep bunkers make the hole really challenging. The swirling wind also often causes difficulty in club selection. The bunkers in front of the green should be avoided, on the other hand it is not good to go long, there is a difficult climb to the higher green... Achieving a Par result therefore requires excellent perfo

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Hole 9

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From The Tee Your advantage ends with a short par-four that is gently hit from top to bottom. It's only about 300 meters from the yellow tees, so many people will surely want a driver from the bag... However, perhaps a sensible option is to hit an opening that leaves a full club for the second shot. This is because the green is raised again and stopping a short shot can be difficult. This fairway is a great ex

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Hole 10

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Another short par-four to follow. The way back starts with a seemingly easy route, which often turns out to be difficult. The opening must be made in the right part of the fairway so that the approach angle to the green is the best possible. The green is on a high hill across, in other words, length control is again a key word. "False front" sends the ball mercilessly down the slope. After reachin

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Hole 11

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From The Tee Now is the time to brace yourself, the hardest par-three on the field is ahead! The distance from the back tee is no less than 216 meters, even from the yellow most people dig with a wooden club in hand. There is space in front of the green and to the right, good news for slicers! You can't slip the pass to the left instead, the slope there and the long grass will eat both the man and the result.

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Hole 12

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From The Tee

From The Fairway One of the nicest fairways on the NW course, a top-to-bottom par-five. Look at the scenery for a while and then let it burn! Now is the place to attack, two are aiming for the green after a successful opening. Don't scratch Eagle on the scorecard just yet, though, as the two must be good to cross the creek about 30 meters in front of the green. There are bunkers in front of the green guarding the

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Hole 13

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From The Tee Let's move to the "back corner" of the NW course, which is opened by a medium length clear par-four. The best way to approach the green is from the left side of the fairway, but there is a bunker to avoid. On the right is Raffi and the approach angle to the green is worse. So hit the road. The green is guarded by only two bunkers, from which the one on the right should not come into play. You can

From The Fairway

On The Green Let's move to the "back corner" of the NW course, which is opened by a medium length clear par-four. The best way to approach the green is from the left side of the fairway, but there is a bunker to avoid. On the right is Raffi and the approach angle to the green is worse. So hit the road. The green is guarded by only two bunkers, from which the one on the right should not come into play. You can

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Hole 14

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Then again a slightly longer fairway... From the back road, 424 meters slightly bending to the left. With the opening, you should get as close as possible to the left edge of the fairway, while avoiding the bunker. The "thirsty" ones can of course crash over the fairway bunker and then it's as easy as breathing. There is a nice rock behind the green, bunkers to the left. There are no problems in f

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Hole 15

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From The Tee

From The Fairway There are no bunkers on this fairway, so it sounds easy?! Wrong! Even though it's a fairly simple-looking par-three downhill, there's still plenty of challenge. The stream in front of the green collects the weakest openings. Owners of long gone balls have known problems in the form of a slippery downhill chip. The motto of the fairway could be "try to hit the middle of the green and putt once or t

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Hole 16

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A nice, long par-four surrounded by rock and forest. The top is opened again, so the fairway and all its problems are clearly visible. A beautiful forest pond awaits on the left, rocks and forest on the right. If you get your ball on the fairway, the approach is quite easy because there are no bunkers in front. The green slopes from back to front, so once again the jury does not recommend going lo

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Hole 17

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Have you already walked to the yellow brick? Turn back. The back tee of fairway 17 of the NW field is a place where everyone should climb at least once to admire the 30 Kytäjä countryside that opens below. Now at the latest, you'll fall in love with Kytäjä... The fairway itself is basically a simple, but practically tricky par-five. On the left is a giant water barrier, on the right are bunkers. I

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Hole 18

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The NW course does not allow the player even with easy final meters. The field ends with a clear, but mercilessly long par-four, where the fates of the skins will be decided at the latest. At the turning point of the fairway, which turns nicely to the left, there is a bunker in the inner corner, where getting into means a merciless gap. So prefer the right edge. Approaching will almost certainly h

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