The tee shot should be placed between the bunkers on the left and right sides of the fairway.
Be aware of the cliff on the left and the rough on the right.
The green is wide and flat

It is best to send your tee shot to the right side of the center of the fairway.
The green is wide and located high up. Avoid the bunkers in the middle of both greens.

It is a dogleg-shaped hole curved to the right. From about 20 yards from the tee, it slopes downhill toward the green.
It is a par 4 hole that is relatively difficult to play.
You need to hit your tee shot to the left of the center of the fairway to get a long drive shot to the right center on the downhill slope to the right, making it easy to play.
The green is large and relatively flat.

It is a bit long par 3 hole.
You may need to use a bigger club than usual.
It is best to avoid the left rough. The green is wide and relatively flat.

A slightly right dogleg type with a wide fairway, it is relatively easy to par on, but requires an accurate shot.
It is best to send your second shot to the left side of the fairway.

There is a pond in front of the green and a deep bunker to the left of the green, so it is best to avoid these two.
The green is wide, making it easy to hit with a middle iron.

The longest par 5 hole on the course, the ideal tee shot is to the right of the bunker on the hill to the left of the fairway.
Both the second and third shots must be precise to ensure par.

It's a left dogleg hole, so you need to send your tee shot well toward the left corner.
There is a huge bunker in the left corner which looks like it is protecting the fairway.
The green is on high ground, so the second shot requires considerable skill, but the green is not that easy.

A hole dogleg type hole slightly curved to the left, with bunkers on the left and right sides of the fairway.
If you hit your tee shot well, you can reach right at the bottom of the hill.
The left side of the tee shot is advantageous. The green is large and relatively flat.