You can freely shoot for a wide fairway, but it would be better to aim at a tall tree on the right side if you do not want to have to hit the second shot over the bunker. The second shot runs downhill a little. You can be on the green by rolling a ball from short of the green. It might be tough if you get caught in the bunker, so it is best to attack from short of the green.

The whole fairway declines to the right. Use a slope on the left side and try to keep the fairway. No flat lie can be seen on the fairway. The second shot requires a difficult one with a long iron. Since behind the green is a swamp, it would be better to be on from short of the green.

To manage your score, make a shot to the left side of the fairway. If you shoot to the right you may have a big trouble; from the left side you can aim at the green with ease. But, the green has a steep undulation so putt the ball carefully, and don’t feel easy, even when you are on the green.

This hole is rather downhill, although the target of the tee shot is important. If you fail the tee shot it might be a disastrous hole. Shoot a tee shot to the left side of the fairway, avoiding bunkers; for the second shot, aim slightly to the right side to be on the green to go for the glorious path. Especially, for the second shot, the target is important, while considering how to address the third shot.

After the tough Hole 4, you can easily shoot a tee shot on this beautiful Hole 5 with a Par 3. Bunkers on the left side and behind the green may put pressure on you, but aim at the center of the green without worrying. A pond on the right side of the green is closer than it looks so be very careful when the cup is set on the right side.

Dogleg to the left and downhill a little; but the second shot is uphill. At the tee shot, you have to decide whether you aim to carry the large bunker or drop on the right side of the wide fairway. The bunker is tempting – the distance to the bunker will not be a problem, but the sight might make players feel nervous.

Mr. E. Sneed called this hole “nice-looking.” The fairway is downhill from the tee ground and the green is at the uphill; but do not be confused. If there is no head wind, you can be on the green with middle irons easily, but if the cup is set on the right side it is a little bit tough.

Definitely one of the three most difficult holes. An wide fairway, but it declines to the right so at the tee shot aim on the left side. As it is a long hole, use a long club for the second shot. Accurate shots are necessary for both the tee and the second shots; the green in regulation can be achieved only with a sequence of good shots. A rather tough and difficult hole with par 4.

A unique hole with no bunker on the fairway. You can shoot a drive heroically while viewing a range of beautiful mountains. You can also take a full swing for the second shot, aiming at the center of the green. The third shot the approach shot aiming at the wide green, including a swamp will decide the winner. Due to the narrow circumference of the green, an accurate shot is necessary.