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Hole 1

Hole Name

From The Tee It is a very easy par 4 hole with a steep downhill OB area on the left and a hazard on the right with a slight slice.

From The Fairway The tee shot is slightly to the left of the right bunker, and from the second shot point to the green, the terrain is gently downhill.

On The Green You must aim slightly to the right of the center of the green to avoid the left bunkers, and secure an area where the approach is easy even if you fail to hit the green. can do.

Hole 2

Hole Name

From The Tee The tee shot is downhill or an uphill par 5 that continues from the second point to the green. The large bunker in front of the green appears to be right in front of the green, but there is plenty of space all the way to the green.

From The Fairway The tee shot must be sent toward the bunker on the left side of the fairway, and the second shot must be sent toward the F/W right side due to the uphill terrain to ensure good visibility on the green.

On The Green The green is very large and is a three-tiered green, so you need to have good putting distance.

Hole 3

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From The Tee

From The Fairway It is a very long, downhill par 3 hole with an island green surrounded by hazards. Even the large bunker in front of the green threatens the difficult hole tee shot, so it is not easy to get the distance due to the headwind, so use 1-2 clubs more.

On The Green If you are not confident on the green, send it to the fairway on the left side of the green and take the approach. The center of the green is high and the left and right sides are low.

Hole 4

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From The Tee It is a handicap number 2 par 4 hole that does not allow easy access to the green due to the long distance and many bunkers around the green. The left is the O-B area and the right is the hazard, so the direction of the tee shot is important.

From The Fairway The tee shot is a bit lopsided, so the ideal direction is to the right of the left bunker visible in the distance.

On The Green The second strategy is to send it slightly to the left or in front of the center of the green. The overall slope is uphill from the front to the back of the green.

Hole 5

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From The Tee It is an uphill par 4 hole that continues from the tee box to the green and is the number 1 handicap hole with a very long distance.

From The Fairway Since the tee shot is left and right O-B, the second shot is to the left of the right bunker, and the second shot is 1-2 clubs longer than the center of the green, so there is a high probability of hitting the green.

On The Green It is a very long vertical two-tiered green, so you can easily 3-putt if you do not aim at the distance by looking directly at the pin.

Hole 6

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From The Tee It is a relatively easy par 5 hole and shares the fairway with the 7th hole, so you can take your tee shot as much as you want without feeling pressured.

From The Fairway Be careful of the swampy area on the right side of the fairway, and if you are not confident in the direction of your second shot, go left in front of the green.

On The Green After sending it to the right bunker, attack the green with the approach. The bottom and left side of the green are two-tiered greens, so careful attention to pin strategy and putting is required.

Hole 7

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From The Tee

From The Fairway It is a downhill par 4 hole with a very beautiful coastal scenery on the left, but it is an OB area. The fairway on the right is also shared with the 6th hole, and it is ideal to send the tee shot between the left and right bunkers.

On The Green The second strategy is to take 1-2 more clubs as there is often a lot of wind in the uphill terrain, so there is a high probability of reaching the green. It is a vertical, long, uphill two-level green, so it is important to secure distance depending on the position of the pin.

Hole 8

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From The Tee The view of the sea after drawing a steep downhill par 3 hole is refreshing to the heart.

From The Fairway The bunkers tightly surrounding the green do not allow easy access to the green.

On The Green It is better to take a tee shot one club shorter than the actual distance with left and right OB, and if you feel pressured by the bunkers around the green, it is better to send it to the front of the green and win with an approach. Please note that going over the green is a hazard.

Hole 9

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From The Tee The left side of the fairway is an impressive right dogleg par 4 hole with a large rock wall on the coastal cliff.

From The Fairway A good strategy for the tee shot is over the rock wall on the left and toward the bunker. As the terrain is downhill from the second point to the green, hold a half club short and send it slightly to the right of the center of the green.

On The Green A shortcut to an easy putting is to aim for a two-level green on an uphill slope that is shorter than the pin.