It is a short, downhill par 4 hole with a high teeing ground, and the OB area is on the left.
The fairway is relatively gentle and there is a bunker to the left of the tee shot landing area, so the tee shot should be sent to the right of center, and the second shot should be sent to the right, avoiding the deep rough on the left side of the green.
There is also a bunker at the back of the green, and the back of the green is high.

It is a long par 4 hole and is a handicap 1 hole that goes uphill from the middle of the fairway.
The tee shot must be sent to the right of center, avoiding the right bunker, so that you can see the green on your second shot.
The green is located high and has a steep slope.

The teeing ground is high and there is a large elevation difference with the green, so club selection is important.
The left and back sides of the green are OB areas. Instead, the green is relatively flat, and a birdie is possible if you aim toward the right side of the green.

This is a dogleg hole that curves to the right, so the green is not visible from the teeing ground.
It is best to hit the ball with a slice while avoiding the 20m long bunker located about 200 yards from the left OB area.
There is a cliff on the left and a bunker between the AB green, so for the second shot, the club must be held about 1 to 2 clubs longer.

It is a par 4 hole with a high teeing ground, with OB on the left, and a bunker in the middle left.
There is a pine tree in front blocking the green, so the tee shot must be to the right of center to allow a good second shot.
You should also pay attention to the bunkers on both sides of the green.

It is a short par 5 hole and the OB area is on the right.
It is a dogleg hole that curves to the right from the tee shot landing point. For long hitters, it is important to pass the tee shot over the right bunker, and for those with a short distance, it is better to safely attack toward the center, taking OB into account. For the second shot, there is a deep bunker in front of the green, so it is best to lay up in front of the green and use a 3-on, 1-putt strategy.

It is a short par 4 hole with an OB area on the right and three bunkers on the left. In particular, it is an S-shaped hole with a cross bunker on the left center of the fairway.
It is advantageous to take the tee shot slightly to the right, and since the area behind the A green is OB, you must be careful in selecting the club to avoid overshooting the second shot. The greens are easy.

Since there is an elevated green, you need to hold the club 1-2 clubs long.
As long as you pay attention to the bunkers around the green, par play can be easy made.

It is best to make your tee shot to the right of the center of the fairway, avoiding the bunkers on either side of the ball's landing point.
Note that the green is located on the right as it is a blind hole where the green cannot be seen at the second shot point, and there is a cliff to the right of the second shot point.