Hilly course. A flat, tree-lined style course built while preserving abundant natural elements in a wooded hilly area. On the front nine, except for the 5th hole (a middle par where the second shot crosses a valley) and the 9th hole (a long par with a pond on the left of the green), there are few severe hazards, making scores manageable if you avoid taking unnecessary risks. On the back nine, with the exception of the 10th and 13th holes, water-related holes featuring ponds and creeks continue throughout. Particularly, the signature 17th hole (a short par) has most of the green surrounded by a pond, which creates psychological pressure on players. Good scores can be expected if you successfully navigate through the back nine.