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Hole 1

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From The Tee This is the starting hole of Sky72 Golf Club Ocean Course and is a gently sloping Par 4 hole with a wide landing area and green.

From The Fairway If you drop the first ball near the Fairway Bunker on the right, it will be easier to attack the green.

On The Green You will be able to catch Par only if you avoid the wide waste bunker on the left side of the hole, which is a feature of this hole. It is an open hole that provides a great opportunity to make a great start.

Hole 2

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From The Tee As an uphill Par 4 Hole, if the Tee Shot is landed at a point off the slightly sloping fairway.

From The Fairway If you want to choose the best strategy for the optimal putting surface of the green surrounded by natural rock, you should pass the Fairway Bunker on the left.

On The Green It is possible to attack the green in a stable manner due to the natural rock, but be careful as the ball may fall into the chipping area behind the green if the approach shot is too long.

Hole 3

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From The Tee This is a Par 3 Hole where distance control is the main variable. Check the length and width of the green carefully, and when you are sure.

From The Fairway Be careful because if you are too afraid of the pond on the right side of the green, the ball may land in the Small Pot Bunker or Chipping Area behind the green.

On The Green In order to successfully make 2 Putt Par, it is best to play safely to the left.

Hole 4

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From The Tee Although it is a short Par 4 Hole, it is a hole that can be an important challenge. To secure the best attack line for the front or middle area.

From The Fairway Tee Shots dropped in this area will roll gently down the narrow passage towards the Green. A Tee Shot dropped on the edge of a large Waste Bunker will be advantageous for targeting the rear half of the Putting Surface.

On The Green At this time, it is best not to pay too much attention to the bunker on the left side of the green. Rather, you might fall into a small hollow to the right of the green.

Hole 5

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From The Tee Dramatic north-facing slopes, beautiful waterfalls and creeks present a variety of challenges to the player.

From The Fairway When the wind is at your back, tackle the bunker in front of the left fairway. If successful, you will be able to reach the green in two strokes.

On The Green If you want to be safe from Tee Shot, avoid the lake and bunker and shoot towards the fairway on the right. If you drop the ball near the top of the fairway.

Hole 6

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From The Tee In this Hole, which will be played along a steep zigzag valley, you will experience the classic risk and reward play.

From The Fairway After hitting a safe tee shot to the left, try a long approach shot, or attack the lake and steep cliffs on the right.

On The Green The wide fairway, large putting surface, and dramatic tee shot will make this hole more enjoyable, challenging, and fair.

Hole 7

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From The Tee Hole 7, played along high hills and rock walls, is the most unique Par 5 hole on the Ocean Course.

From The Fairway The first concave Landing Area brings Tee Shot together in one place. Here, the player must decide whether to fire the second shot to the right to target the front of the pin..

On The Green Additionally, the first landing area is high, allowing for a dramatic drop shot all the way to the green. Here, many players will be tempted to go on green after just two hits.

Hole 8

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From The Tee This hole is a par 3 hole with a soft approach and an enticing pin position located on a wide green.

From The Fairway Gently drop it near the pin or let the ball roll along the ridge on the right side of the green and you'll have a chance at catching a birdie.

On The Green However, there is a deep chipping hollow at the edge of the green, so don't make the mistake of sending it too far to the right and losing your shot.

Hole 9

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From The Tee Hole 9, which drops 20m from the back tee to the green, offers expansive views across Sky72.

From The Fairway To aim for the best strategy toward the green, try the bunker on the right side of the fairway. Balls lying in the bunker on the left side of the fairwaY.

On The Green If you are a long hitter, you will be able to fly over the fairway bunker on the right.

Hole 10

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From The Tee

From The Fairway This Uphill Hole is characterized by a wide landing area on the left and two short Carry Bunkers on the right.

On The Green The best strategy for Green is to pass over the right bunker. In this area, all pin positions can be targeted. The Splash Bunker at the back right should be avoided if possible.

Hole 11

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From The Tee

From The Fairway If you play to avoid the fairway bunker, you must venture to find the putting surface in the second shot. Accuracy is the biggest variable in this Hole. With just two good hits, you will be able to catch Birdie.

On The Green

Hole 12

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From The Tee This hole is the longest Par 3 hole on the course and is visually very dramatic. The 20m height difference between the tee and the green.

From The Fairway It is designed to be approached very gently in order to attack the pin in front of the green and the gradually gentle middle ridge behind the green.

On The Green The bunker on the right side of the green catches balls that miss to the right, but at the same time, if a pin is placed in the back right, it will be a huge burden.

Hole 13

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Hole 13 is long, but it feels shorter than it actually is due to the 13m downward slope from the tee.

On The Green In Second Shot, the player must choose whether to tackle the Bunker and Lake or take it easy and drop to the next Fairway. If you lightly lay up to the next fairway.

Hole 14

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From The Tee

From The Fairway Hole 14 is a mid-length Par 4 hole with scattered fairways. The fairway area on the right is large and generously accepting of tee shots.

On The Green Players who start safely to the right will find it more difficult to make approach shots and secure visibility to the putting surface.

Hole 15

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From The Tee This is the shortest Par 4 Hole on the course and requires a high degree of accuracy.

From The Fairway It is better to aim for a tee shot with fairway wood or iron, and an approach shot with shot iron or wedge. If you are a long hitter.

On The Green If you successfully avoid the Lake and Bunker, Birdie will greet you.

Hole 16

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From The Tee It is the longest Par 4 Hole that boasts a wide landing area. In this Hole, feel free to fire long Tee Shots.

From The Fairway The best position is where the ball lands after passing over the fairway bunker on the right or over the fairway bunker on the left.

On The Green The green is surrounded by a chipping area and is surrounded by a gentle slope at the back left. If you use Long Iron or Fairway Wood.

Hole 17

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From The Tee The dramatic change from the longest Par 4 to the shortest Par 3 can be felt at Holes 16 and 17. This hole has the smallest green on the course.

From The Fairway Players who have difficulty finding the line of attack due to the bunker try to aim for Greenside Hollow on the right, but for par.

On The Green If the Tee Shot lands in a good position, you'll be left with a mid-length putt that even Birdie can target.

Hole 18

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From The Tee Playing on a 29m downward slope from tee to green will create a dramatic finish. The additional drop due to the elevation difference will add length to the Tee Shot. A strong fade shot will slow down.

From The Fairway On the right side of the Second Landing Area, a lake holds a shot beyond the fairway, and on the left side, two fairway bunkers guard it.

On The Green Three good shots will give the player a great opportunity to capture Par or Birdie and add the final touch to a fun day at SKY72 Golf Club.