A hillside course at the foothill of a mountain there are 27
holes in total in this hillside course at the foot of a mountain.
Narrow fairways and abundant hazards ensures the course is particularly
demanding, while the natural surroundings make it a very pleasant
place to play. The annual PGA “Typhong Open” is held here.
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A slight dogleg to the left with OB on the left
of the hole. The tee shot is downhill. The closer to the green, the narrower
the hole becomes. Beware of careful for OB on the left & right for the
second and third shots. The bunkers guard the green. |
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A beautiful par 3 with a pond at the front left of the fairway. |
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A pretty par 4 with creeks on both sides of the fairway. The second shot
is over the creek. |
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A par 3 over a pond. The pond itself is not that well in play but the green
with the pond looks really charming. |
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A slight dogleg to the right, excellent par 4. A creek crosses the fairway
at a slant where the tee shot lands. To go over the bridge, you need to
fly 220 yards, and to go over the left edge of the fairway a 270-yard shot
is needed. The green is slightly elevated. Playing this hole makes you feel
particularly close to nature. |
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A straight par 4 with the pond on the right side of the hole. The tee shot
is intimidating because it looks like as if the woods ahead surround the
fairway. There is a bunker on the left of the fairway 240 yards off the
tee. When the pin position is on the right, the bunker in the front of the
green is in play; when the pin is on the left, the bunker behind the green
is in play.
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It takes a little less than one hour from Kaohsiung
City by car. |
1st Par 5 557 yards (3)