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Hole 1

Hole Name

From The Tee As the first hole, we planned an easy course with an emphasis on a comfortable start. Tee Shot requires crossing a small stream, but it is not too burdensome, and the right side of the landing zone is a slope, so it is possible to play a tee shot without any burden.

From The Fairway The second shot is designed so that it is safe to aim long to the right of the green, and as you approach the green, it is a beautiful hole with a harmonious bunker and green against the backdrop of lower holes.

On The Green

Hole 2

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From The Tee This hole is harmonious with a pond on the left from the start of the fairway to the green.

From The Fairway The most important planning point is the landscape plan that maximizes the psychological aspect of the WATER HAZARD on the left and influences play.

On The Green Therefore, if you overcome the psychological burden and boldly play strategically close to WATER HAZARD, the green is somewhat advantageous.

Hole 3

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From The Tee The overall focus of this hole is a test of patience and distance control. The Green Complex is structured to be advantageous to golfers who maintain an accurate overall target .

From The Fairway

On The Green It is a slightly short Par 5, but as it is an uphill hole, the tee shot and second shot have the burden of crossing a creek, and golfers who try to play too hard may have difficulty due to two creeks, a fairway bunker, and a deceiving bunker around the green.

Hole 4

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From The Tee The course is structured to consider the strategy of the tee shot. The bunker planned on the right side of the fairway places a significant burden on the player and limits the direction of the strategy.

From The Fairway Whether to target the left side of the fairway stably or to boldly target the tee shot by going over the right bunker has an impact on how to target the green with the second shot.

On The Green For greens that are horizontally long, the level of difficulty varies considerably depending on the distance of the remaining second shot. If possible, leaving a short second shot makes it most advantageous to attack the green using a short iron.

Hole 5

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From The Tee As the first Par 3 hole, the distance of 195 meters from the Champion Tee is very burdensome, but as it is a downhill hole, the attack zone is clear due to the small mounds surrounding the green, so the psychological burden is halved.

From The Fairway The key to this hole is a draw shot using a long iron, and the shallow but large bunker on the left forces you to increase the accuracy of your shot.

On The Green Actively targeting the right side of the green briefly is planned to be advantageous for tee shots, short games around the green, and putting.

Hole 6

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From The Tee It is a rather short par 5 hole that curves sharply to the right. The tee shot is uphill, but the second shot is downhill.

From The Fairway This hole focuses on a strategy that allows the difficulty of the second shot to vary significantly depending on the position of the tee shot.

On The Green The two methods of targeting the left side of the fairway and attacking the bunker on the right side of the fairway have a difference in distance of about 50 yards on the second shot, and are also structured so that there is a difference in the degree to which the green is visually perceived .

Hole 7

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From The Tee

From The Fairway It is a dramatic hole that offers a new change of scenery to golfers who are used to playing mountainous courses. It has a pond on the left from the teeing ground to the green area and has an impressive huge beach bunker.

On The Green In terms of strategy, there is not much difficulty due to the wide playing space, but the par distance of 410m makes it a hole to test the player's skills with a long iron or fairway wood .

Hole 8

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From The Tee

From The Fairway

On The Green This par 3 hole is quite difficult considering its distance. The green complex, which protrudes in the shape of a peninsula, omits the apron part, creating a dramatic tension where no other strategy is useful other than accurate and direct green attack.

Hole 9

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From The Tee As the final finishing Par 4 Hole of the Out Course, it boasts a considerable distance.

From The Fairway High handicap golfers are likely to have short tee shots, so the bunker on the left side of the green feels quite burdensome at a distance of 420 meters up hill from the second shot.

On The Green This hole is designed to require players to finish cautiously , with an emphasis on maintaining scores through safe play.