As a gentle uphill Par-4 hole, the fairway is wide, so the burden on the first hole is low. It is recommended to target by looking at the left green or bunker when shooting a tee shot.
Be careful of the slice of the guard bunker and secondary around both greens.

The longest left dog-leg par-6 hole in the course makes the fairway wider and uphill, making it look even grander.
It is better to look at three pine trees in front of the tee shot and be careful of bunkers on the left and right sides of I.P point.
Since it's a left dog-leg hole, if the tee shot goes to the left, you may not see the green.
When hitting to the left green, there is a deep bunker in front of the green, so you should target the right side rather than the pin, and it is better to target shorter than the pin because it is an invisible two-level green.
When you attack the right green, you have to attack it to the left rather than the pin, and it goes uphill toward the back of the green.

Located in the highlands of the course, the hole looks comfortable due to its flatness, but it is a Par-3 hole that requires accurate shots as it is surrounded by bunkers around the green.
The left green has no room to the left of the green, and the right green has better target to the left than the pin, and the green has higher difficulty.

You have to look at the bunker in front of the left green for the tee shot with a downhill par-4 hole.
On the right, there is a wide hazard from the second point to the right green point, and on the right, there is a bunker from the I point.
The hole is relatively short, giving you a chance to reduce the score.
When hitting to the left green, you should be careful of the bunker in front of the green, and when attacking the right green, it is recommended to avoid the bunker in front and the hazard and target it to the left rather than the pin.
There is a severe descent from the center of the green to the left.

The cool hazard connected to the fourth hole is located to the second point on the right, so the fairway looks relatively narrow, but it is a hole that can hit it long.
It is a hole that requires an accurate tee shot, and it is recommended to look at the right green in the tee shot.
There are bunkers on the left and right sides of the second I.P point, and it is recommended to target shorter than the pin due to the severe downhill slope from the center of the left and right green to the back.

There is a hazard in front of the green and guard bunkers on both sides of the green, so it is a Par-3 hole that requires accurate control shots.
The left green should target the pin, should target the left side of the pin. The difficulty of the green is high.

It is recommended to look to the left in the center of the fairway and target it with a gentle downhill Par-4 hole, paying attention to the topographic slice in the tee shot.
Beware of guard bunkers in front of both greens and the distance within 100m, the club must be selected in consideration of the descent.
When targeting the right green, target it to the left rather than the pin, and the downhill from the center of the green to the left is severe.

It has a gentle uphill slope and a wide fairway, and it is dog-leg Par-5 Hall, which turns right.
It is recommended to target the tee shot from the center of the fairway to the left and there are side bunkers on both sides of the I.P point.
When attacking the left green, you should look at the bunker in front of the green, the right green should look to the left rather than the pin, and the deep guard bunker in the front becomes an obstacle. The right green goes downhill from the center of the green to the left.

It is a left dog-leg par-4 hole where the green is not visible, and the tee shot is recommended to look at the right side of the cart road in the distance.
There is a long side bunker hidden to the left of the fairway at the second I.P point, so be careful with the slices.
The area around the green is not difficult, so it's good to finish.