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This is a hillside course. Though the total length 6800 yards is not
long, the course is challenging enough with narrow fairways and many water
hazards. Especially the pars 3s are long, over 210 yards for three out
of four par 3s. In order to shoot a low score here, the players need to
manage the 4th hole which is indexed number 1 in difficulty, as well as
those long par 3s. Therefore, the course is quite tough for beginners
and is challenging enough for skilled players.
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A straight, short par 4. A natural river runs
on the right side of the green all the way to the back. The green slopes
down from right to left with bunkers strategically located in front. |
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A dogleg to the left, tough hole. The landing area
for the tee shot is narrow with OB on both sides as well as a creek on the
left. The same creek runs across the fairway from the left to right towards
the right side of the green. The green has two tiers, sharply sloped. An
accurate tee shot is necessary for this hole. Teeing off with a 3 wood might
be the safe choice.
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A long par 3. Both sides of the green are protected by bunkers. Players
who tend to slice the ball should aim left to avoid the pond over the right
side bunker. |
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An uphill dogleg to the right. The tee shot is confronted by bunkers on
the right side of the fairway. Ideally the second shot needs to be a high
ball directly to the green without much roll, due to the narrow entrance
to the green with bunkers on both sides. |
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A slight dogleg to the right. There is a steep drop from the tee to the
fairway with a pond on the right which pressures the players. Another pond
on the left of the green comes into play for the second shot. The green
sticks out into the pond on the left. |
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A dogleg to the right. The player needs to hit over the pond from the tee
box. The deep green is protected by bunkers on both sides with a pond on
the left.
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A difficult par 3 with a creek on the left of the green. The bunker in front
of the green is deep and needs to be avoided. The three-tiered green slopes
sharply from right to left. There is even a story that a Taiwanese professional
golfer six-putted once after hitting the green from the tee. |
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A short and straight par 5. The pond on the left
is in play from the tee as well as on the second shot. The fairway rises
steeply about 5 meters (15 ft.) uphill towards the green. The wide green
slopes right to left. There is a river running across the fairway around
50 yards in front of the green which prevents long hitters from reaching
the green in two easily.
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A difficult hole with slight dogleg to the right. There is a pond on the
right from the tee. The fairway is steeply uphill for the second shot. Another
pond waits on the left of the green. The green is wide and big, sloping
from back to front.
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3rd Par 4 366 yards (3)