COURSE

Be careful on the left side on both the tee and second shots. The fairway slopes to the left, so aim to the right of the center.
Green: A strong downward slope from the back right (Kosaka Pass) towards Hanamichi. There is a slope in the center.

A downhill par 3 hole. Take advantage of the slope on the left.
Green: A relatively gentle downward slope from the back to the front. There is a large mound in the center left.

A par 5 hole with a 25m elevation difference. Be careful of the right OB.
Green: A downward slope from the back towards the flower path. There are mounds at the four corners.

Aim to the left as the fairway slopes to the right. 10m launch from the second. The guard bunker in front of the left side of the green is difficult to escape from!
Green: A gentle downward slope from the back to the center. There is a strong downward slope from the front to the Hanamichi area.

A spectacular downhill hole. No left and right OB.
Green: There is a gentle downward slope from the back to the center. The front is relatively flat. There is a mound behind the green.

Umimatsu is Stymy. A par 3 hole that is best aimed from the left.
Green: Downhill slope from back to front. The mound in the center left is large and steeply sloped.

Be careful as the left OB is shallow. If you can clear the cross bunker on the right, it's a chance hole.
Green: There is a large slope on the right side of the green. The left side is narrower than the center, so be careful about the vertical distance.

A short par 4 hole that allows for a one-shot. You want to avoid the bunker in front of the green.
Green: A large green tilted 30 degrees to the right. There is a mound in the center. The overall slope is downward from the back to the front.

A par 3 hole surrounded by guard bunkers. Iron accuracy is required.
Green: From the back, it slopes down to the flower path. The mound on the upper left is large and steeply sloped.

An uphill par 5 hole dotted with cross bunkers. Be careful when putting from behind the green.
Green: A strong downward slope from the back to the flower path. The green has the steepest slope among the 18 holes. Be careful when putting from the back!

A downhill par 4. I want to place my tee shot on the left and use the flower path.
Green: Three tiered greens: upper, middle, and lower. The overall slope is downward from the back to the front. The right side of the middle row goes down to the right.

Amen Hall with a dogleg right and pressure.
Green: A wide green that tilts 40 degrees to the left. A complex sloped green with a mound in the center.

Check the pin position and choose the club carefully. Strong against.
Green: A wide green that tilts 45 degrees to the right. There is a mound in the center and go down from the back.

A short par 5 hole. If you can avoid the cross bunker with your tee shot, you have a great chance.
Green: A gentle downward slope from the back to the front. There are large mounds on the left and right.

The tee shot is firmly from the left side. Be careful of OB on the left side of the green.
Green: The green is tilted 50 degrees to the right. There is a slope in the center. Descend from the back.