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Hole 1

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From The Tee Upon entering the tee box, the open golf course and wide lake make you aware that it is a reclaimed land course. The lake on the left of the attack line may feel burdensome, but the landing area over 70 meters allows you to comfortably take tee shots.

From The Fairway Golfers who make an accurate strategy by passing the bunker on the left side of the IP will approach the green comfortably.

On The Green The bunker on the left side of Green serves as a catch bunker that not only provides an aesthetic expression that strongly shows the structural lines, but also reduces the burden on the lake.

Hole 2

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From The Tee This is the shortest hole among Par 4 holes and is worth a try.

From The Fairway However, when Tee Shot, an accurate strategy is required considering the bunker across the lake, and the green is an elevated hole that flows in all directions, so it is difficult to expect the ball to roll into the green by chance. As it is short, it is a hole that requires accurate tee shots and approach shots.

On The Green

Hole 3

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From The Tee The left and right bunkers and mounds that tighten the IP point with straight holes form a corridor, leading the eye to the green.

From The Fairway When tee shooting, the bunkers arranged from right to left surrounding the landing zone create the illusion that they are crossing the fairway.

On The Green Green, constrained by the mound and bunker, requires a precise shot when aiming for Two On.

Hole 4

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From The Tee

From The Fairway

On The Green It is a small Island Green floating on the water. This is a par 3 hole that requires an accurate iron shot, and is a typical penal hole that awaits severe punishment if the ball is not accurately placed on a small island. It is the best hole to motivate golfers to take on the challenge and must be played on green.

Hole 5

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From The Tee With a right dog-leg hole that turns slightly to the right, the bunker on the right side of the IP requires the establishment of a strategy for a comfortable zone and a zone with distance compensation.

From The Fairway

On The Green The bunker in front of the green, similar to the Saint Andrews old course, does not give up the green easily.

Hole 6

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From The Tee A Hole that is a combination of the Penal type and the Hero type and is given an identity using Lake.

From The Fairway The green is intentionally placed close to the right dog-leg hole that circles the large lake on the right, attracting golfers who are greedy for Albatros.

On The Green When Tee Shot, the Green feels very close, but Island Green, which is 300m away from all Tee Boxes, does not easily allow occupation. When attacking IP 1, if you use an accurate fade shot across the lake, you will be rewarded in terms of distance, and when making a second shot, Island Green will not easily allow Two On.

Hole 7

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From The Tee A characteristic Par3 Hole with a crater-shaped mound surrounding the green.

From The Fairway

On The Green From the Tee Box to the entrance to the green, various types of plants are spread out, providing a beautiful view. The green surrounded by a mound is considered easy to attack, but the bunkers surrounding it are not easy.

Hole 8

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From The Tee Although it is the longest Par 4 Hole among the Out Courses, it is one of the few Holes among the landfill courses that is not subject to any water hazards.

From The Fairway The bunker and mound on the right, which provide various attack points, and the long bunker on the left require accurate shots.

On The Green Due to the burden of the long distance during the second shot and the large and small bunkers around the green, the landing point is considered like a needle hole, but when it reaches the green, the ball guided (settled) to the green due to the surrounding mound makes golfers excited.

Hole 9

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From The Tee When you enter the Tee Box through the last hole of the Out Course, two clear zones await your exploration.

From The Fairway

On The Green In the right zone, Tee Shot is comfortable, but it is difficult to attack the green (the green facing the lake even contains an angel), and in the left zone beyond the water hazard, there is a heavy burden of having to carry over 240m and attack accurately. The City Green is open and comes with ample compensation.

Hole 10

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From The Tee This is a hole that needs to be selected when attacking. The narrow left zone floating on the water is burdensome for Tee Shot, which requires Carry Over 200 meters, while the second shot is burdensome for the right zone, as it is blocked by moorings and bunkers.

From The Fairway

On The Green If you are confident with your driver, it is worth targeting the left zone, and if you are confident with your iron, it is worth targeting the right zone.

Hole 11

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From The Tee A long Par 4 hole that stretches straight and is free from water hazards. It is high on the left and flows down on the right, forming a natural curve due to mounds and depressions here and there.

From The Fairway Tee Shot and Second Shot are both natural from Water Hazard. Approach shots are also comfortably received by the green, which is concave in the shape of the bottom of a ship, but the bunker blocking the front is burdensome.

On The Green

Hole 12

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From The Tee Although there is a burden of carrying over water on the right side through the right dog-leg hole, the hole is characterized by a large waste bunker along the right side through the right dog-leg hole.

From The Fairway The bunker near the IP presents three zones (a wide and comfortable zone, a zone where you can compensate for the distance with an accurate shot, and a zone beyond the bunker where the green is open), making club selection carefully when tee shooting.

On The Green Although it is short, it is a fun hole that offers various strategies and unique scenery.

Hole 13

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From The Tee When Tee Shot, a similar strategy to Lake 10 Hole is presented, but since the hole is free from water hazards, the burden is low, so the reward is not large.

From The Fairway Even when you pass the bunker and attack it accurately, you only receive a distance reward rather than a large reward as the green is open.

On The Green The dog-leg hole on the left and the mound on the right side are high, making it comfortable overall, but the bunker standing in front of the green makes it impossible to relax.

Hole 14

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From The Tee When you stand on the back tee, the green is barely visible. A large water hazard placed along the hole at a distance of 220 meters.

From The Fairway

On The Green There is no 'Amen' Bunker, and the green and apron are comfortably and simply created, but the long distance and the water hazard facing the green are enough to make the hole burdensome.

Hole 15

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From The Tee When you enter Tee, you feel like you are floating on water. It is a short Par 4 Hole close to the green from the tee box slightly above the water level.

From The Fairway

On The Green The green carpet leads straight to the green with no obstacles in front of the green, but the fairway and bunkers on the left and right of the green do not tolerate missed shots.

Hole 16

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From The Tee This is the starting hole of Amen Corner (Lake 16, Lake 17, Lake 18) and is the longest Par 4 hole.

From The Fairway The green hanging over the water in the distance and the peninsula-shaped landing area surrounded by water are burdensome from the tee shot.

On The Green The Water Hazard and the Bunker on the right are aiming for a Tee Shot, and targeting the Green floating on the water is even more burdensome due to the 190 meters remaining distance, making it the most difficult Hole.

Hole 17

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From The Tee When you enter the Tee Box through the 2.5 meters downward hole, green grass, a long beach bunker like a white sand beach, and a blue lake spread out beneath your feet in harmony.

From The Fairway

On The Green The pin position furthest from the water, which is difficult and requires both distance and accuracy, once again puts golfers in a difficult position. 'Amen'

Hole 18

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From The Tee Long Par 5 Hole over 600 yards. In addition to the long distance, the long Water Hazard located to the left along the hole from the tee to the green (Through the green) is dizzying.

From The Fairway

On The Green The low lake on the left and the gentle mound on the right with the left dog-leg hole provide an overall comfortable playing direction, but the green strategy is restricted by the water hazard on the left and the bunker on the right, making it impossible to let down even the last approach shot. .