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Hole 1

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From The Tee Standing at the teeing ground, this is a downhill middle hole with a wide fairway that tempts long shots.

From The Fairway The left is the O-B area and there is a bunker to the left of the falling ball point. Since the ball goes well toward the right side, it is better to take a tee shot toward the right side of the left bunker.

On The Green Considering that the wind is always blowing in front of the second shot, if you take a long one-club shot, you can expect a birdie from the first hole.

Hole 2

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From The Tee It is a long hole with a wide fairway, and long hitters can enjoy a 2-temperature hole. The right side is the O-B area. It is best to aim for the tee shot at the three metasequoia trees in front. If you are hitting a long shot, it is better to take the tee shot slightly to the right of the metasequoia trees in front.

From The Fairway The right side is wider than it appears from the teeing ground, so be aware of the OB boundary. (There is no O-B tee.)

On The Green For the second shot, it is best to be careful of the hazard on the left and aim toward the bunker in front of the green on the right. There are many cases where O-B on the right occurs due to the hazard, so be careful.

Hole 3

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From The Tee It is a formidable middle hole of 347 meters that seems to be floating on the water like an aircraft carrier. Large hazards on the left and right are scary, and there are three bunkers lurking at the falling ball point on the right.

From The Fairway A tee shot that requires accuracy is better than a long shot, and it is advantageous to hit the second shot toward the back of the green.

On The Green Also, it is recommended to hit your tee shot towards the right green or right bunker. If you hit too far to the right, you may end up in a bunker or hit the road and end up in a hazard, so be careful.

Hole 4

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From The Tee The left side is the O-B area and the right side is the hazard. There are three bunkers lurking at the drop-off point on the right. It is best to aim for the three bunkers on the right with your tee shot, and for your second shot, it is best to comfortably hit the center of the green.

From The Fairway

On The Green Also, you can usually tee-shot towards the left side of the bunker without difficulty, but if you have a long hit, it is okay to tee-shot towards the center of the three pine trees. The greens are okay.

Hole 5

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From The Tee It is the shortest short hole and has a hazard in front of the green and bunkers on the left and right sides of the green.

From The Fairway Since the teeing ground is located above the cart road and cannot be seen, two clubs are usually selected and care must be taken not to leave any clubs behind after the tee shot.

On The Green Although it is a burden because of the hazard in the center, you must choose the club well according to the wind. The green is reminiscent of a pot lid, so you have to be careful about putting no matter where you end up.

Hole 6

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From The Tee It is a short uphill middle hole with a dense natural forest preserved behind the green and the sound of birds chirping at all times. It is a hole where you can be greedy for a birdie.

From The Fairway Since the green slopes sharply forward, it is advantageous to hit the second shot in front of the pin.

On The Green Also, as it is a short hole, the second shot is usually an approach shot. The green on the right is a two-tiered green, so you need to control your club well. Considering that the green is difficult, look at the lines carefully.

Hole 7

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From The Tee This is the number 1 handicap hole overlooking the wide artificial lake on the right and the famous Yongdeok Reservoir in the distance. It is a very difficult long hole.

From The Fairway It is best to hit your tee shot in the center of the fairway, avoiding the bunker on the right. For the second shot, it is best to be careful of the left and right OB areas, especially the right OB area, and take the shot slightly to the left.

On The Green

Hole 8

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From The Tee This hole is landscaped with a forest of zelkova trees, a local species, and is a downhill short hole that always has a lot of wind. There is a large bunker in front of the green.

From The Fairway As it is a downhill hole with left and right OBs, there is a lot of wind in front, so it is advantageous to see Seojeori.

On The Green It is a downhill but long short hole, so club selection is important. It is advantageous to attack to the left of the target.

Hole 9

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From The Tee It is a gentle and comfortable middle hole with a friendly birch forest on the left and right of the green in the distance, but it is a hole suitable for a final game.

From The Fairway It is best to pay attention to the rough on the right and take your tee shot to the left of the fairway. The second shot is a hole that requires careful attention to the bunker in front of the green and the bunker between the green, and requires a very accurate shot.

On The Green Also, remember the location of the bunkers around the green. Be sure to accurately identify the right O-B boundary. In the case of a right green, it is uphill and there is a bunker in front of the green, so it is advantageous to take one club with plenty of time.