The opening hole is a long Par 4 that doglegs slightly to the right. From elevated tees within a thick stand of trees, the golfer can see what lies ahead in Ozaki's latest creation.

This short Par 4 offers birdie opportunity. From an elevated tee, the hole plays alongside a lake from landing area to green. Aggressive play will yield low and high scores!

A short downhill Par 5 that is reachable in 2 shots offers another opportunity for a birdie. A tricky green demands an accurate approach.

Keep the tee shot to the left for the best angle to approach the greensite tucked above a lake on the right. Long and tough.

A medium-length dogleg right crossing a drainage channel. The downhill tee shot sets up a demanding uphill approach.

With a greensite perched above a lake, this short Par 3 will play even shorter from its super-elevated tees, set up above dramatic rock walls.

A slightly uphill left-to-right hole that plays into a canyon of vegetated hillsides. Position off the tee is very important to produce the best angle and loft.

A long downhill Par 3 into a bowl-like greensite set below fairway grade. Large, dramatic bunkering surrounds the green.

Playing from the elevated tees, this Par 5 plays into a valley below a towering mountain peak and ends at lakeside double green shared with #18. A backdrop of exposed vertical face rock stands guard over the large, multi-tiered green.

A short, tricky, hole featuring a roller-coaster landing area falling severely to the right setting up an elevated approach. Stay left for the best angle of attack.

Both the tee shot and approach must carry a lake / stream that meanders through towering hillsides of native jungle. Moderate in length but very demanding.

The longest Par 3 plays from an elevated tee to a natural canyon back-drop. A left-to-right shot will most easily negotiate the greensite bunkers.

A downhill but delicate tee shot plays into a canyon lined with bunkers. A bold tee shot at the right edge or carrying the bunker will set up the best angle.

A severe drop in elevation from first to second landing area will make the hole play shorter but it still makes for plenty of hole. Stay left on the second shot for the best angle of approach.

A slightly uphill, split fairway Par 4 with a stream running down the middle. Pin position will determine the best angle of attack.

Probably the most difficult hole, it swings right to left out of a narrow stream lined canyon to set up an approach to a green guarded by water right. A backdrop of cascading water adds to the serene setting of rock walls & dense landscaping.

A medium length Par 3 over water to a large, wild, multi-tiered green. Difficult down slope recoveries are left for any miss-hit tee shots.

The tee shot is directed at the clubhouse, framed between two towering peaks. A big drop in elevation from the landing area sets up a risk / reward lure to attempt to hit the double green framed by water, bunkers and a rock face backdrop. A dramatic hole to end a dramatic round!