Considering the downhill slope and the location of the glass bunker, the tee shot should be on the right side of the fairway, and the green bunker is on the left, so a bold second shot is worth trying for birdie.

① TEE-SHOT
If you take a tee shot across the right with a dogleg hole that curves to the right, you can take a short second shot, but the long rough and the left-footed downhill stance are burdensome. Pay attention to the bunkers on the left and right, and careful tee shots are required.
② 2ND-SHOT
If you are on the 150m line, you can target the green with ease. Pay attention to the left (left green) bunker and the bunker behind the green.
③ GREEN
There is a small hill in the center of the green (left) and a downhill slope (right) is formed from left to right, but it is generally a good green.

A long hole that curves to the left and right is a difficult hole that requires the accuracy of every shot. In particular, pay attention to the second shot as the difficulty of the guard bunker surrounding the green varies depending on the accuracy of the second shot.

① TEE-SHOT
A straight PAR5 hole with a bunker to the left of the IP point and a narrow fairway, requiring a precise tee shot.
② 2ND-SHOT
It's worth a shot for two on, but you have to be careful as there is a bunker in front of the green.
③ 3RD-SHOT
There is a hill in the center of the green (right), so need to be careful.
④ GREEN
There is a hill in the center of the green (right), so need to be careful about being on the green.

The middle hole or green, where you can take a tee shot with a nice view of the lake, is narrow, so need to be careful.

① TEE-SHOT
If you avoid the left and right bunkers on the left with a short par 4 hole, the 2nd-shot would be fine.
② 2ND-SHOT
The fairway has a lot of up and down, so you have to be careful in choosing your approach and pay attention to the bunkers when targeting the left green.
③ GREEN
The left green has a steep slope from right to left, so the difficulty of the green is high, but when using the right green, it is pretty good except for the central hill.

An accurate shot is required considering the slight downhill slope, the left bunker, and the right O.B area. When targeting the green, pay attention to the back O.B and control the power.

① TEE-SHOT
It is a short PAR4 hole with a water hazard on the left and the O.B area on the right, so it is more advantageous to target the left rather than the right.
② 2ND-SHOT
The green is on the small side, so it is easy to hit the green if you land on the fairway, but careful approach selection is required in rough areas.
③ GREEN
Except for the central hill on the left green, it is generally a good green.

This is a unique short hole that targets the green floating like an island in the lake with a wonderful lake in the background.
The bunker surrounding the green is the guardian deity that prevents the ball from falling into the lake.

① TEE-SHOT
A hazard is located on the left and a bunker surrounds the green, and it requires careful selection and precision of the club according to the wind direction.
② GREEN
There is a slight downhill behind the green, but overall it's a good green.

Overall, it is a slightly uphill hole, and the O.B area is located in the dog-leg direction to the right, so you need to pay special attention to the tee shot and pay attention to the undulation of the green to avoid excessive slices.

① TEE-SHOT
This is a dogleg hole that curves to the right. If you pass the right bunker, 2ND-SHOT is advantageous, but you need to be careful about slicing. It is advantageous to aim at the left side of the fairway.
② 2ND-SHOT
The left green is easy to target, but when targeting the right green, you need to be careful about bunkers and O.B.
③ GREEN
The left green is flat and easy, but the right green has a steep slope from left to right, so you need to be careful when targeting.

There are many bunkers on the fairways, but the fairways are wide and safe to play, but careful shots are required, being careful of the pond located behind the green.

① TEE-SHOT
It's easy to get into the rough area if you tee shots towards the pin with a little uphill hole. It is advantageous to hit the tee shot on the left side of the fairway.
② 2ND-SHOT
The fairway is flat, so there is no difficulty for the 2nd shot, just pay attention to the bunker on the right side of the green.
③ GREEN
It is an easy green to target except for the hill of the central green.

This is a strategic hole where you can get ahead of others if you jump over the wall of the guard bunker with a tee shot with accurate distance control as a short hole that can have both the luck of the hole-in-one and the bad luck of the O.B.

① TEE-SHOT
This is a long par 3 hole overlooking the green from the teeing ground. Be careful of the bunker on the right, and it may be advantageous to use the short approach rather than directly aiming at the green.
② GREEN
The green on the right has low hills, so you have to be careful when targeting the green.

The long hole at the end of the course. The pond located on the left side of the fairway is burdensome for a tee shot, but from the second shot, you can finish the round with a relatively comfortable mind.

① TEE-SHOT
With a dogleg par5 hole that curves to the left, long hitters should be careful of the left hazard and there is a bunker on the left side, so it is advantageous to aim at the center of the fairway.
② 2ND-SHOT
The fairway is wide and easy to target, but it is advantageous to hit as far as possible due to the long remaining distance.
③ 3RD-SHOT
Be careful of the bunker in front of the green, and careful club selection is required depending on the pin position when targeting the left green.
④ GREEN
It is composed of two-tiered greens (left) with a large difference in height between the front and rear greens, so it is rather difficult.