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Hole 1

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From The Tee The wide fairway offers a wonderful view as the bedrock spreads majestically around the pond, a hole where you can comfortably approach the tee shot.

From The Fairway Tee Shot may be a bit intimidating, but it feels cozy once you enter the wide-open Fairway. Due to the continuity with the 18th hole, the straight holes may feel distant, but you can fully demonstrate your skills.

On The Green When taking the second shot, the playing width around the landing zone appears narrow due to optical illusion, but if the shot is not shaken, it is an acceptable hole.

Hole 2

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From The Tee It is a beautiful hall with greenery arranged in harmony with the surrounding natural environment.

From The Fairway

On The Green The green complex is somewhat narrow and the green is very carefully constructed, so concentration must be exercised when putting.

Hole 3

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From The Tee Although the location of the bunker is difficult, it guides the direction of attack and also acts as a catch bunker.

From The Fairway The fairway, which was created using the lush forest surrounding the hole and the natural terrain, can be intoxicating with its formative beauty, which can make it hard to concentrate. In particular, the over 2m Scottish style bunker supporting the green will bother the player.

On The Green

Hole 4

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From The Tee Ecological wetlands, valleys, blue lakes, beach bunkers, wildflowers, and colorful, beautiful trees harmonize with the dark green fairway to create a beautiful world.

From The Fairway The course components may seem a bit intimidating, but if you approach them with confidence, you will get good results.

On The Green When tee shooting, the right side is the OB area and the left side is supported by the lake, so stable play is required. It is also greatly affected by the wind, so only strategy and correct club selection will guarantee a good score.

Hole 5

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From The Tee The wide open fairway seems to comfortably embrace the player, but the green strategy will trouble the player.

From The Fairway The Tee Shot must be sent in the direction of the left bunker to avoid the temptation of the side bunker defending the green.

On The Green The lake in front of the Teeing Ground will put the player's mind at ease during the Tee Shot, but please do not let down your nerves. When making a second shot, it is best to attack with one club to spare.

Hole 6

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From The Tee The valley, lake and Green Side Bunker below will keep players on their toes. It is a dynamic and difficult Par 3 hole that makes you fear that the devil will swallow your ball. Correct distance, correct club selection, wind, etc.

From The Fairway The attack is only possible if all elements are perfect. Test your skills, your luck, everything.

On The Green

Hole 7

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From The Tee The colors blue, white, and green show off how beautiful they are. A white bunker surrounds the area from the fairway to the green, and a blue pond supports them behind it.

From The Fairway So beautifully. Try targeting Tee Shot with a different club. And try competing with the wedge. How much my wedge skills have improved. Try the Bunker Shot too. .

On The Green

Hole 8

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From The Tee

From The Fairway The fairway, as wide as the sky, is ready to accommodate exciting shots, but the pressure of the uphill and distance makes the green feel increasingly distant.

On The Green There is a bunker located under the green, so it is a difficult hole, but rather than being too greedy, try to attack it with just enough fox to be able to take a recovery shot. You have to Tee Shot to the best of your ability.

Hole 9

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From The Tee You need a shot that can shout “Good Shot” over the vast grassland. The pressure of the distance and how to attack Island Green will determine whether you win or lose.

From The Fairway The course itself is strategically placed, allowing players to select various attack routes that suit their abilities, and requires stable play rather than unreasonable strategies.

On The Green In particular, accurate distance calculation and club selection are very important when targeting the green.