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Hole 1

Hole Name

From The Tee This is the first hole where you can take a tee shot relatively comfortably while looking down from the tee. Since the tee box is a slice terrain, there is a risk of losing balls if you enter the forest on the right.

From The Fairway Although it is an uphill terrain, it is not too burdensome and it is recommended to avoid the left bunker (when attacking the left green).

On The Green It is a decent green with a gentle uphill slope at the back.

Hole 2

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From The Tee This is a cute par 5 hole with a downhill terrain that offers a panoramic view of the entire hole. There are many fruit trees along the hall, but there are especially many persimmon trees, so you can feel the abundance of autumn.

From The Fairway It is best to look directly at the left green and attack. Long hitters can get 2 ON depending on the location of the second shot, but in the case of right green, you need to be careful of OB to the right.

On The Green When attacking the left green, it is best to attack the pin directly while paying attention to the trees and bunkers on the left side of the green.

Hole 3

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From The Tee The wide hazard on the left side of the hole is an elegant hole reminiscent of a deep mountain lake. The combination of the irises growing around the hazard and the water fog at dawn gives it a sense of mystery.

From The Fairway

On The Green There is a lot of downhill slope in front of the green, so you need to be careful to control speed and distance when putting downhill.

Hole 4

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From The Tee It is a flat, short dogleg hole that curves to the right. If you attack by passing the bunker on the right, you will have a short distance left, but since there is an OB on the right, it is safer to attack in the direction of the pine tree in the center left. It is recommended to aim towards the pine tree standing in the middle of the fairway.

From The Fairway Attack the pin right away, but since the green is hard, there are many runs, so it is recommended to attack briefly.

On The Green There is a slight hill on the left side of the green, but it is a flat green with no significant pressure.

Hole 5

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From The Tee This hole is spectacular with flower tunnels in the spring and clusters of Chinese New Year flowers blooming behind the tee box in the fall. It is a dogleg hole that curves to the left and is difficult to hit with a tee shot. It is safer to aim towards the pine tree in the center of the fairway, and it is safer for long hitters to choose wood.

From The Fairway When attacking the right green, you must be careful to attack the bunker in front of the green.

On The Green

Hole 6

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From The Tee This is the longest dogleg right par 5 hole in the Arts Course. Since there is a village protection net installed on the right, it is difficult to secure visibility, so you should prioritize safety and aim for the left side where the fairway is wide for an easy second shot.

From The Fairway The left side of the fairway has a poor lie when making a third shot, so it is better to aim for the right side rather than the center.

On The Green This green has a rather steep downhill slope toward the front, so be careful with the 3-putter when pin over.

Hole 7

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From The Tee This is the number 1 handicap hole and is a difficult hole that can become a short long hole if the tee shot is pushed to the right. You need courage to avoid the left OB area and go straight past the first bunker on the left.

From The Fairway When using the left green, you must pay attention to the bunker and OB on the left side of the green.

On The Green It has a weak downhill slope, but is a flat and acceptable green.

Hole 8

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From The Tee The hole distance is relatively long and there are many bunkers with high chins in front of the green, so you can feel moderate tension. When using the right green, it is advisable to aim between the greens as there are bunkers in front of the green and a hazard on the right.

From The Fairway

On The Green

Hole 9

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From The Tee It is a short hole with uphill terrain, but the green is very difficult, making it difficult to finish with a par. Rather than forcing a driver shot over the left bunker or to the left of the bunker, it is easier and less burdensome to attack the hole to the right while avoiding the bunker.

From The Fairway Because the terrain is a very high turret green, if the second shot is short, it may roll into a deep bunker in front of the green, so careful club selection and precise shots that do not overshoot the pin are required.

On The Green The green has a steep downhill slope towards the front, so be careful about 3-putting. This green is not unreasonable to consider as the number 1 handicap hole.

Hole 10

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From The Tee As it is a dogleg hole on the right with downhill terrain, it is important to avoid the right OB and play safely in the center of the fairway or slightly to the left of the center.

From The Fairway The left side of the hole becomes especially wide from the second shot position, so it is more advantageous to aim to the left rather than the center even when using the right green.

On The Green It is okay to pay attention to the bunkers on the left and right of the green and attack by looking directly at the pin.

Hole 11

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From The Tee It is a very short downhill hole with hazards on the left and right, so it is a good hole without having to insist on a driver tee shot. When using the right green, be careful of the hazard on the right. Aiming toward the pine tree in front of the left green is convenient for taking a second shot.

From The Fairway You must shoot carefully into the left and right bunkers in front of the green.

On The Green There is a slight difference in height between the front and back of the green, but overall it is okay.

Hole 12

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From The Tee It is a short hole with hazards on the left and right, but it is straight and gives a comfortable feel. It is advantageous to aim directly toward the center of the fairway.

From The Fairway If you only pay attention to the bunkers on the left and right of the green, it is better to target the pins directly.

On The Green

Hole 13

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From The Tee Looking from the tee, on the left, clear water flowing from a crevice in a tall rock provides a refreshing feeling in summer, and there is also a reed field with a path, giving the hole a late-autumn feel. Although it is a short hole, the terrain is often windy, so it is recommended to choose a club with plenty of time.

From The Fairway

On The Green A green with a slight uphill slope to the left and back of the green.

Hole 14

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From The Tee It is a dogleg hole on the left with uphill terrain, so it is recommended to pay attention to the OB area on the left and make a safe strategy to the right of the bunker.

From The Fairway There are no major obstacles for the second shot, so it is recommended to aim for the center of the fairway.

On The Green When using the left green, there is a lot of slope behind the green, so it is advantageous to hit short.

Hole 15

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From The Tee This is a long hole with generally uphill terrain, making it a distance handicap hole. This is the 2nd handicap hole, and it is advantageous to pay attention to the OB area on the right and aim safely toward the center of the fairway.

From The Fairway Because the green is long front and back due to the uphill terrain, you should have about 2 clubs to spare when choosing a club. Depending on the remaining distance, it is also a good idea to safely use the 3 ON operation.

On The Green The green slope is gentle, but it is long from front to back, so 3-putts often occur through the front or back pins.

Hole 16

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From The Tee The direction of the tee box is toward the mountain on the right, so you may get lost or your second shot may get caught on a slope, so you must address your tee shot accurately toward the pine tree in the center of the fairway.

From The Fairway You need to be careful when shooting into the bunkers on the left and right of the green and the left OB area.

On The Green

Hole 17

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From The Tee Both left and right sides of the hole are OB areas, but you must be especially careful about the right OB when using the right green. There is a flower bed behind the left green, which is subject to a penalty of 1. The left green has a bunker in front, so you need to choose your club wisely.

From The Fairway

On The Green It is a flat green with small hills on the left and right edges of the green.

Hole 18

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From The Tee It is a right dogleg hole with a steep downhill slope at the second point, making it a very cold hole in winter due to strong front winds. Although the shortest course is to attack directly over the two pine trees on the right, the risk of getting lost is very high, so it is safer to attack to the left of the pine trees.

From The Fairway Although it is a downhill terrain, hooks can occur, so it is important to pay attention to the bunker and OB area on the left of the left green and aim to the right of the pin.

On The Green This is a slice-type green with a slightly higher back.