COURSE GUIDE

A downhill par 4. The key is to approach from the right of the fairway because if your tee shot travels over the bunker on the left, it will end up out-of-bounds.

This par 5 is downhill from the second shot onward. The tee shot is not so difficult but the second shot is challenging because there is a large pond at the left front of the green.

The tip for the tee shot and second shot for this hole is to aim at the left of the fairway. It is important to approach the green from the left side.

On this slightly downhill par 3, it is important to play the tee shot short.

The tee shot is not so difficult, but the second shot should land on the apron because there are bunkers on the left and right sides of the green. Care must be taken to avoid the deep bunker at the right front of the green.

The longest par 4 hole in the Eniwa Country Club, this par 4 measures 498 yards from the Champion tee. An aggressive third shot is the key to a better score as the hole has a two-tier green.

An uphill par 4 with the green on the top of the hill. A tee shot to the left avoiding fairway bunkers is ideal because there is a cliff on the right.

A daunting par 3 protected by hazards with a pond on the left and bunkers on the right of the green. Try to relax and hit the ball lightly, aiming at the apron using a large club.

A par 5 hole with a focus on driving distance. A short tee shot and second shot require a long third shot, making it difficult to reach the green in regulation.