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Hole 1

Hole Name

From The Tee It is a downhill Par 5 hole with a view of the East Sea, so long hitters can get two-on and is designed to play comfortably, but if you get greedy, you can run into danger.

From The Fairway The right side of the fairway at the 2nd IP point is blocked by bunkers and trees, making the 2nd shot difficult, so be careful.

On The Green

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Hole 2

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From The Tee It is a relatively short Par 4 hole that spreads out beautifully throughout the hole.

From The Fairway Since the teeing ground is facing to the right, you must set your direction carefully, and do not forget that there is an invisible hazard lurking in the left bunker.

On The Green It is necessary to strategize according to the pin location to avoid falling into the donut bunker inside the green.

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Hole 3

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From The Tee Island Par 3 is a hole that requires accuracy in distance and direction when teeing off.

From The Fairway There is always wind, so you need to choose your club carefully to get good results.

On The Green The green is a pot-lid terrain, so it is best to safely aim for the center.

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Hole 4

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From The Tee It is a Par 4 hole with a view of Seorak Mountain from the green.

From The Fairway It is best to aim for the center of the fairway with your tee shot.

On The Green At the 2nd point, it is better to aim slightly to the right of the pin, but be careful not to address to the O-B area on the right hill. Since the entire climb is uphill, it is better to take a slightly longer view.

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Hole 5

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From The Tee It is a relatively long Par 4 hole and is a difficult hole that requires crossing a natural swamp.

From The Fairway It is a dogleg hole that curves to the right, so long hitters will have to be careful of the natural hazard that leads to the green, although the farther to the right they go, the shorter the distance to the green will be.

On The Green When attacking the 2nd, accuracy is required to avoid falling into the deep bunker on the right side in front of the green.

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Hole 6

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From The Tee This is a Par 3 hole that is the pride of Pine Ridge, making it difficult to hit the green.

From The Fairway The grass bunker in front of the green is high, so it is not easy to get on the green. If you hit a long shot, you may end up in the back bunker, so be careful when choosing a club.

On The Green The green line flows to the right, so it is advantageous to aim slightly to the left.

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Hole 7

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From The Tee As it is a Par 4 hole with a relatively short distance, it is advantageous for long hitters to target toward the left bunker, but there is a risk of O-B if you are not careful.

From The Fairway If you safely look to the right of the left bunker or pass to the center of the bunker, it is a hole worth recording par with a successful tee shot or looking for a birdie opportunity.

On The Green

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Hole 8

Hole Name

From The Tee

From The Fairway This is a zigzag Par 5 hole that requires you to accurately identify the course strategy point. When taking a tee shot, there is an invisible hazard inside the bunker on the right, so it is best to aim toward the bunker on the left side of the fairway and use the 2nd shot toward the transmission tower.

On The Green It may be difficult to attack the green to the left or right of the transmission tower, so accurate strategy is key. Since the green line flows to the back and right and is hard, a slightly shorter shot is advantageous when targeting the green.

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Hole 9

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From The Tee When you step up to the teeing ground, many bunkers pose a threat, but if you look the other way from the green, you can see only a bunker in the shape of a map of Korea. It is a par 4 hole.

From The Fairway As long as you pay attention to the bunker when teeing off, it is an easy hole. If you fall into the bunker in the center of the fairway, the bunker ledge is high, so it is safe to hit in front of the hazard.

On The Green The point on the left side of the green slopes sharply to the left, and unless it is a front pin, it is safe to shoot in front of the hazard. As the green is short, it is more advantageous to attack the center of the green rather than aggressively attack the pins.

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