Golf Course

HOLE 1PAR 4

A gently downhill par 4 overall. The right side near the wind sock is relatively flat and makes a good target for your tee shot.

HOLE 2PAR 3

Aim for the center of the green. Focusing less on the downhill slope will yield better results on this course.

HOLE 3PAR 5

Long hitters can go for a two-on on this par 5. Aim your tee shot for slightly right of the wind sock. A creek crosses about 125 yards before the green, so you'll need to decide whether to lay up or go for it on your second shot.

HOLE 4PAR 4

A relatively long par 4 with a gentle uphill slope. Aim your tee shot for the left of the wind sock, towards the cart path. With a four-tiered, elongated green, be sure to check the pin position before taking your shot.

HOLE 5PAR 4

A long par 4 with a handicap of 1. Aim your tee shot at the center of the fairway. Instead of pushing for a two-on, consider playing for a three-on.

HOLE 6PAR 4

A relatively short par 4. Aim your tee shot towards the wind sock with a club you're confident with. Pay attention to your distance to avoid the bunkers.

HOLE 7PAR 3

Par 3 with a 25-meter drop facing the Seto Inland Sea. Be mindful of the wind direction and strength when picking your club.

HOLE 8PAR 5

Par 5 with a left dogleg after the second shot. The fairway is two-tiered. Aim for the right side of the wind sock. Significant elevation changes from front to back in the green require careful attention to pin location and distance.

HOLE 9PAR 4

A gentle uphill par 4 with a water hazard. Aim your tee shot towards the left bunker. The green is not visible, so pay attention to the pin position.

HOLE 10PAR 4

A downhill par 4 overall. The left side of the fairway is the safest target for your tee shot. The green is large, so confirm the pin position before aiming.

HOLE 11PAR 4

A short par 4 with a handicap of 18. Direction is more important than distance for the tee shot. The green is two-tiered, so pay attention to the pin position.

HOLE 12PAR 4

A relatively short par 4. Avoid the dry pond on the left and aim your tee shot towards the slope on the right.

HOLE 13PAR 3

Par 3 with a water carry. Pay attention to the wind direction and strength when choosing your club. Regardless of pin position, aim for the center of the green.

HOLE 14PAR 5

Par 5 with a gentle downhill slope. Aim your tee shot at the wind sock. There is a water hazard on the left from the second shot onward, and the course generally slopes left towards the green, so approach from the right side of the fairway.

HOLE 15PAR 3

A relatively long par 3 over a valley. Aim for the center of the green, paying attention to wind direction and strength.

HOLE 16PAR 4

An uphill par 4 with a left dogleg. Aim your tee shot at the wind sock, avoiding shortcuts. The green is two-tiered and steeply sloped, so pay attention to the pin position.

HOLE 17PAR 5

Par 5 with a gentle left dogleg midway. Aim to position your tee shot in the center of the fairway. The green is wide but lacks depth from the front, so approach from the right side of the fairway.

HOLE 18PAR 4

A long par 4 with a left dogleg. The fairway is two-tiered, so aim your tee shot for the right side of the wind sock, towards the cart path. Approach from the right after your tee shot as many areas slope to the left and the OB lines are close to the left.