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The course is laid out on a rolling hill. Many holes have narrow fairways
which require straight tee shot for good score. The greens are small with
steep slopes which demand accurate approach shots. The view from the course
is impressive due to the unspoiled nature. The yardage seems not too accurate
on each hole. Therefore the total length might be actually about 7,000
yards in stead of 7255 yards on the score card. It still is a long and
challenging course for sure.
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A short uphill hole that doglegs to the left. The landing area for tee shot
is narrow over the valley. The second shot is from difficult lie with ball
above the feet because the fairway slopes from right to left. A big tree
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A hole with slight dogleg to the right. Tee shot is to go over the valley.
Since the fairway slopes from left to right, the ball will be below the
feet for the second shot usually. Front side of the elevated green is protected
by bunkers on both sides. |
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A par 3 over a lake. The elevated green is guarded by bunkers on both sides.
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A downhill straight hole. Since a tee shot over 250 yards will most likely
end up in the river crossing the fairway, the players might need to use
fairway wood for tee shot. The players who tend to slice the ball need to
be careful, since there is high chance of loosing balls into the woods on
the right side of the fairway. The players need to hit over the lake for
the second shot to the green with steep slope from back to front.
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A straight hole with OB on both sides. The OB line on the right
is close to the fairway. The third shot is uphill over a bunker in front
of the green which needs to be avoided due to the great depth. Ideally the
players should hit a high ball with strong spin to the flag directly.
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3 hours drive from Bangkok. They have their own
accommodation.
Art-anan Yomchinda also designs Blue
Sapphire G&R and Evergreen Hills GC&R.
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2nd green