The front nine pretty well exhausts itself on the first hole.  The downhill tee shot is to a wide open fairway.  The green however is tucked back in a corner on the left and is protected front and left by a pond.  Depending on the wind (usually unfavorable) and softness of the fairway(usually fairly wet), you can be left with a long downhill shot to a terraced and very long green (picture looking from green back to fairway).  This second shot  is great for getting your adrenaline started. I think the hole was originally designed as a 3 shooter but plays as a par 4.

The only other hole which tests your accuracy is the 6th, a par 3 of medium length.  Your tee shot is to a green which is severely slanted back to front and right to left and is protected by a pond in front and trees left, right and back..  The only landing area is on the right side of the green since a ball landing on the left side will roll into the  pond, forest or 7th tee.  The fourth hole is long, but relativity straight forward.  Otherwise you have a short, wide open course with greens with little protection.  Fire away.   The course is excellent for golfers of all skills and is a great place to practice your shots or learn the game.