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Hole 1

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From The Tee The starting point of the dynamic and dramatic Sky Course journey is the Right Dog-leg Hole, which circles the wide lake to the right .

From The Fairway The wide and flat fairway leads to a comfortable 1st Tee Shot, but on the other hand, there is a lot of pressure on the Slice Shot. Beach Bunker, created naturally along the wide lake, is enough to catch the player's eye from the beginning.

On The Green Green, with its wide and concave shape, is a hole that reduces the burden of the second shot and allows you to relax overall comfortably.

Hole 2

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From The Tee When you stand on the Teeing Ground, the fresh hole spread out beneath your feet catches your eye even more strongly due to the rough texture of the naturally exposed bedrock and the weeds growing here and there.

From The Fairway The Tee Shot is comfortably accepted by the low fairway, but the Second Shot is a short Par 4 Hole, so the hollows in front and behind the green require precise distance control.

On The Green With the wind blowing from behind, if you are a long hitter, it is a hole worth dropping a Tee Shot around One On or the Green and looking for a birdie opportunity through an Easy Chip Shot.

Hole 3

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From The Tee This hole is a strategic hole that requires thought to play. Each Tee Box was considered not to obstruct the view, and the mound on both sides of the Tee Box forms a corridor (where you can see the target point accurately) and guides the eye to the target point and the seemingly invisible lake.

From The Fairway Long hitters must be careful of hazards on the left and right of the fairway and need to establish a second shot strategy.

On The Green Green, which seems to be being sucked into the lake, keeps you on your toes until the end. The way to reduce the threat is to select a club that is about one short and make accurate shots.

Hole 4

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From The Tee The green, which lies wide on the rock across the lake, is enough to arouse golfers' desire to take on the challenge. The gently convex green requires precise strategy.

From The Fairway The hollow on the left, the bunker on the rear right, and the water hazard on the front never tolerate a missed shot. This is a hole that absolutely requires an accurate iron shot.

On The Green

Hole 5

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From The Tee It is a short Right Dog-leg Hole, and if you are too greedy, the Bunker located on the attack line may swallow the ball. This hole requires an accurate strategy to avoid the bunkers placed throughout the landing area.

From The Fairway

On The Green Green looks easy to attack due to the mound, but it is a hole that is not easy for Birdie due to the small hollows. Also, don't forget that the Bunker on the right side of the attack line is targeting your missed shots.

Hole 6

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From The Tee It is located at the highest point of the entire golf course and is a Par 5 Hole spread out coolly on the bedrock. The shape of a blue dragon wriggling up the bedrock is a spectacular sight in itself.

From The Fairway

On The Green Hazards flowing down to the left and right of the fairway lead to a clearer target point, and the bunker standing in front of the green is divided into a left zone that is far away but comfortable and a right.

Hole 7

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From The Tee Although it is a long Par 4 Hole, it is a highly difficult hole that requires an accurate Tee Shot due to the narrow fairway that fits perfectly into the existing rock. In particular, the rock visible at the Second Shot point gives the illusion that it is placed right in front of you.

From The Fairway This is the shape that holds the green and is the biggest enemy that not only reduces the field of view but also reduces the sense of distance. Without an accurate fairway strategy, there is also the danger that the view of the green will be reduced.

On The Green Green located far away requires careful selection of iron during the second shot. It is a very difficult hole where the sand bunker and grass bunker that tighten the entrance to the green do not allow for chance.

Hole 8

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From The Tee This is the shortest Par 3 Hole. This hole is characterized by a waste bunker made of sand here and there on exposed rock in the rough area.

From The Fairway Only the green complex is finished with grass, so although the distance is short, it is by no means an easy hole.

On The Green Behind the green, a distant ridge provides a comfortable feeling, while the bunker blocking the front of the green and the hazard on the left of the green provide various levels of difficulty depending on the pin position.

Hole 9

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From The Tee The waste bunker stretching along the strategy line below your feet is an impressive handicap hole. The Tee Shot is wide and comfortable, but the fairway bunker lurking in the landing area is a burden, and the Second Shot has the difficulty of using a long shot that overcomes the water hazard.

From The Fairway Compared to the wide fairway zone on the right, it is a hole that requires strategy as it divides the fairway into two, with a fairway zone on the left that rewards distance if you pass the bunker with an accurate fade tee shot. The green adjacent to the water is a hole that once again makes golfers sweat.

On The Green

Hole 10

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From The Tee It is a Tee Box floating on a wide surface of water, and a hole that makes you whistle as you cross the wooden bridge.

From The Fairway It's a bit daunting because you can't see the bunker and green on the right side of the attack line, but when you reach the landing area for the second shot, you'll be surprised by the scenery around the green.

On The Green Green floating like an island, surrounded by a rock wall like a folding screen and a naturally connected Waste Bunker underneath. Should you attack the green right away and aim for Two On, or play safely, you will have to think about which club to choose.

Hole 11

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From The Tee When you climb the rock wall and enter the Tee Box, the hole extending towards the West Sea is spectacular.

From The Fairway The sheer cliff in front of the fairway is somewhat burdensome. If you relax and use soft shots, you will soon become a long hitter. The sunken bunker on the right side of the fairway and the natural rock wall on the left await your correct Tee Shot selection.

On The Green You need a comfortable zone on the left or an accurate shot on the right. The green, with its skyline and horizon harmonious, as if floating on the West Sea, is enough to leave the player mesmerized.

Hole 12

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From The Tee This is the longest Par 3 Hole. Apron, sticking out like a tongue, guides you to Green. The barely visible green surface is somewhat burdensome.

From The Fairway The large waste bunker that harmonizes with the bedrock once again evokes admiration. Players who are not confident in distance will reach for Wood.

On The Green In the case of slightly long shots, Forgiven is given, but the bunkers on the left never tolerate players' missed shots.

Hole 13

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From The Tee

From The Fairway A clear choice must be made when you step onto the Tee Box, the invisible Fairway Zone where the Tee Shot must Carry Over for more than 200m, and the short Fairway Zone extending towards the West Sea.

On The Green As you ride the cart, you will be amazed by the vast scenery unfolding beneath the cliff. The green that seems to be hanging on the edge of a cliff, the cavernous Bunker, and the hands that hold the club naturally make me sweat.

Hole 14

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From The Tee The wide open hole feels like entering a palace. To the right is a natural forest, and a luxurious green carpet leads the way to the green.

From The Fairway Attacking the middle of the fairway is a short, long hole compared to the burden of the Bunker wriggling around the green and the Lateral Water Hazard caused by the difference in tides, but it is a hole with perfect difficulty that even targeting the green is burdensome.

On The Green

Hole 15

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From The Tee The left side of the Left Dog-leg Hole is in contact with the Lateral Water Hazard caused by the difference in tides. If you're a long hitter, you'll aim for One On.

From The Fairway The deep bunker (aka judge) in front of the green imposes a clear penalty for missed shots when targeting the comfortable right fairway.

On The Green

Hole 16

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From The Tee This is a Par 3 Hole where you have to cross the valley from Tee, which is surrounded by cliffs, and land on the green.

From The Fairway The right side of the green is located low and comfortably with the apron, and the left side of the green beyond the deep bunker is an up hill, which adds to the burden.

On The Green I hope the flag flies on the right side of the Green today...

Hole 17

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From The Tee When you climb the rock wall and reach the Tee Box, be sure to look around. The West Sea spreading out beneath your feet fills your vision.

From The Fairway When your mind becomes calm, look at the strategic point. Beyond the dizzying continuation, Bunker opens his mouth wide, the wide lake spreads out past the fairway, and finally Green sits on the rock wall.

On The Green A moan and 'Amen' come out of his mouth. If you still need peace of mind, be mesmerized by the majesty of the 20m waterfall flowing through the gorge.

Hole 18

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From The Tee When you cross the rock wall and canyon and reach the Tee Box placed on the bedrock, the wide lake spread out beneath your feet is peaceful. It's the end of the journey.

From The Fairway Even the burden of having to cross the wide lake feels peaceful to the player who has experienced Hole 17.

On The Green The dark mountain that reliably protects the left, the lake on the right, and the green that sits across the stream are stable and comfortable, but even the last shot toward the green never lets you relax.