Hilly course. Constructed with a flat layout offering plenty of distance. Wide fairways with almost no out-of-bounds. Large bunkers serve as key strategic elements, guarding both sides of the fairways and surrounding the greens. The East Course is flat and expansive. However, each hole features its own undulation, demanding concentration on every shot. Many middle holes are long, and strategically positioned bunkers throughout enhance the depth of play. Pay close attention to the variations around the greens. The West Course, in contrast to the flat East Course, conveys masculine robustness. It features gentle undulations, with approach shots frequently playing uphill. Hole 6 features a pond commonly called "Mamushi Valley," offering exciting downhill driving opportunities.