HOLE1 531yards Par5

A wide, majestic downhill hole that allows for relaxed shots. The pond can be a pressure point for long hitters on both the first and second shots.

HOLE2 401yards Par4

This is a flat middle hole with a dogleg to the left, and the pond on the right side puts pressure on the tee shot. If you go to the left, you won't be able to see the green. The green has a lot of undulations, so an accurate approach is required.

HOLE3 429yards Par4

The gently uphill hole, grass bunkers, and pot bunkers give the impression of a links course. The tee shot is free, but the pot bunker in front of the green can make the approach shot difficult. The green is tiered, with a right and left tier.

HOLE4 411yards Par4

This hole has beautiful bunkers on the right side, but those who are used to slicing the ball will have a hard time. The green flows to the left, so you should approach from the left side of the hole.

HOLE5 374yards Par4

The distance is short, the fairway is wide, and it looks easy, but the fairway is full of bench cuts, the guard bunkers are deep wooden bunkers, and you can't afford to miss your approach. The green has subtle undulations, and if you don't read them properly, you risk three or four putts. This is a hole not to be underestimated.

HOLE6 212yards Par3

It may look like an easy short hole downhill, but the right side of the green is guarded by sand bunkers in front, on the sides, and behind, making it difficult to get close to the hole if you hit it in. There is also a gap where the ball goes out to the sea, so miscalculating the wind can ruin your score.

HOLE7 361yards Par4

There is a pond in front of the tee ground and in front of the green, and a creek flows on the right side connecting them, making it a beautiful hole with water throughout the hole. The fairway is wide, but it slopes to the right and the landing area is narrow. Since the distance is short, the club selection for the tee shot will likely make a difference in the score.

HOLE8 184yards Par3

Because the green is elevated, it is difficult to judge the distance, and because the wind blows from the back of the green and the left side of the fairway, accurate club selection is required.

HOLE9 515yards Par5

This is a long uphill hole, and there is a big grass bunker at the second shot site, which you must avoid at all costs for your approach to the green. Also, the pot bunker guarding the green is deep, so it is almost a miracle to get it close to the hole. The club and direction you use for your next shot are the key to making a score.