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Hole 1

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From The Tee It is a hole that slopes downward and has a wide fairway that curves very slightly to the right.

From The Fairway This hole was designed to allow golfers to easily start with a good round and add interest to the day's round.

On The Green The fairway bunkers are designed so that only long hitters cannot easily enter them, and the green can be easily reached with a short iron.

Hole 2

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From The Tee This is the first par 3 hole you encounter during the round, and it is not that difficult to attack the green.

From The Fairway The green is divided around a slow ridge, and it is important to know which club to use to attack the green for a birdie chance.

On The Green Additionally, two small bunkers are placed on the right side of the green to guide golfers from left to right to create a reasonable approach.

Hole 3

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From The Tee It is the first par 5 hole. It is a long valley-type hole with a slight downward slope, and the entire right side of the hole consists of a water hazard.

From The Fairway The tee was slightly embanked and set high so that golfers could accurately see the location of the water hazard from the tee. To make the second shot easier, the tee shot should be targeted as close to the water hazard as possible to eliminate the difficulty of the second shot due to the hill on the left.

On The Green The lending zone for the second shot is very narrow, so this is a hole where you must choose the type of iron very carefully for an effective third shot.

Hole 4

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From The Tee Although this hole is a short par 4 hole, most golfers will remember it as the hole that requires the most adventurous strategy among the nine holes.

From The Fairway The tee shot from the back tee must pass over the water hazard, which is the same lake on the right side of the 3rd hole. The longer the shot, the easier the approach, but it requires adventure.

On The Green If you hit the tee shot at a safe angle, your second shot will be very difficult, and water hazards will have a big impact on your second shot. Also, for a long drive distance, you need a shot that can land accurately in the spot between the lake and the deep left fairway bunker, which is difficult to escape from, such as a pocket.

Hole 5

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From The Tee It is a par 4 hole that curves sharply to the left, with natural trees on its sides. There is a slight upward slope from the tee to the landing zone, and a relatively steep slope must be considered in order to approach the green.

From The Fairway There is a large bunker on the right side of the landing zone for this hole, and golfers must hit their tee shot accurately in the center of the fairway to avoid the trees on the left and the bunker hazard on the right.

On The Green The green has no bunkers, but has undulation that requires precise putting skills. Although it is a short par 4 hole, par or birdie is possible only with an accurate tee shot.

Hole 6

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From The Tee After passing the upward slope to the shade house, golfers are positioned at the highest point of the first nine holes and enjoy fantastic views.

From The Fairway This hole, which curves slightly to the right, has a lake near the tee. The lake does not interfere much with play, but the bunkers on both sides of the fairway provide a narrow landing zone for long hitters, so an accurate shot is required to attack.

On The Green The deep bunker located on the left makes it difficult to attack the green, and if the position of the hole cup is moved to the left side of the green, it will be very difficult to attack the green.

Hole 7

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From The Tee This hole is a very beautiful par 4 hole that faces down the slope and has a lake around the green. Since there are no bunkers in the lending zone, golfers will want to go farther for an easier second shot.

From The Fairway Golfers have two options for navigating the course. You must decide whether the first option is to target the left side of the fairway and make a shot toward the lake, or to hit a tee shot to the right side of the fairway and make a shot that goes over the lake.

On The Green Even if the ball is dropped on the green by any means, it is constructed in a large area.

Hole 8

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From The Tee This hole, a par 3 heading towards the slope below, requires a shot towards the clubhouse in the distance. The tee shot lands on the green very interestingly.

From The Fairway

On The Green The putting surface is protected by a bunker on the front right, and it is very important to choose which club to use for this hole. If you miss your tee shot, you will need a very accurate and technical chip shot.

Hole 9

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From The Tee In this hole, which is a par 5 hole that curves to the left, each shot will require careful and accurate shots and will result in a very dramatic round.

From The Fairway This hole requires three shots to reach the green. No golfer can reach the green in two shots. The concept of this hole is that in order for golfers to attack the hole, they need to get the ball as close to the lake as possible so that they can easily hit the next shot.

On The Green If you have made a stable shot, you will need to select two or three different clubs for the next shot to attack the green. The green will be built relatively high, which will serve as an element for those watching from the clubhouse to enjoy golf.