Golf Course

HOLE 1PAR 4

A gentle downhill hole. For the tee shot, aiming right of the wind sock is the safe route.

HOLE 2PAR 3

Aiming for the center of the green provides stability. Avoid focusing on the downhill, as this tends to produce better results.

HOLE 3PAR 5

Tee shot should aim right to avoid the creek. Consider laying up on the second shot.

HOLE 4PAR 4

A gentle uphill hole. Aim left; with a long, four-tiered green, checking the pin position is essential.

HOLE 5PAR 4

Avoid forcing a two-on; aim for three-on instead. Tee shots toward the center are the most reliable.

HOLE 6PAR 4

Pay attention to distance. Use a club you are confident with, aiming in the direction of the wind sock.

HOLE 7PAR 3

This hole descends toward the Seto Inland Sea. Club selection is key depending on the wind.

HOLE 8PAR 5

Aim right of the wind sock. Pay attention to the green’s elevation changes and the pin position.

HOLE 9PAR 4

A gentle uphill hole. Tee shots should favor the left bunker direction; check the pin position carefully.

HOLE 10PAR 4

Overall, a downhill hole. The left side is safer. Check the pin position on the wide green.

HOLE 11PAR 4

Tee shot accuracy is important. With a two-tiered green, pay close attention to the pin location.

HOLE 12PAR 4

Avoid the left dry pond and tee off toward the right slope.

HOLE 13PAR 3

Choose your club carefully considering the wind. Aiming for the center of the green is correct.

HOLE 14PAR 5

A gentle downhill hole. Aim for the wind sock and approach the green from the right for safety.

HOLE 15PAR 3

A short hole over a valley. Be mindful of the wind and aim for the center of the green.

HOLE 16PAR 4

Tee shot should follow the wind sock direction. The green is steep, so watch the pin position carefully.

HOLE 17PAR 5

Place your ball accurately in the center of the fairway. Approaching the green from the right ensures stability.

HOLE 18PAR 4

Aiming right is safe. The left is close to OB, so approach from the right side on second and subsequent shots.