4 holes?? I have a pair of northwaves with four holes but they are just for a large plate that adds strength and can be replaced and which itself has the standard three hole triangle, I have heard of speedplay specific shoes which would be a large rectangle arrangement on the forefoot sole, in which case no, the ace pedal uses a delta cleat that threads into a three hole triangle on your road shoe, also if you are a bike newbie the ultegra or look keo available here at giannerd might be a better deal, the extra hundred can go towards bib shorts, places to spend the most money for cyclists, wheels and shoes, if your shoes suck you will not ride much, make sure they have lots of carbon and are very stiff and comfortable, and if your wheels are heavy you go slow, check the ultegra wheelset here, second tier race wheels, and tubeless, which means no flats and solid cornering, but if you have the cash you can not beat dura-ace, finest parts you can get ok peace out, K

The Shimano Dura Ace Pedals use a SPD-SL cleats that use a three bolt pattern to attach to your road shoes.

The Dura Ace 7900 pedals and all of our clipless pedals come with cleats.

Generally speaking, sets of pedals come with the associated pair of cleats - but when you wear them out you have to buy a set of cleats (which is why you've probably seen cleats sold separately).
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Depending on how much walking you do in your bike shoes you'll find that Road Bike cleats wear out faster when excessive walking is involved, than MTB cleats.