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ContentsOctober - December 2007

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KGNS Vision & MissionCaptain’s NoteLetter to the EditorIntroduction Night 2Hi-LiteClub NewsSpotlight 50th Merdeka Charity GolfClub NewsCourse & GroundsSports Development KGNS Junior Tennis Year End Medal 2007Junior Golf Ainil on a High

Golf DiarySocial & Recreation KGNS Family Day 2007 Children’s Latin American Dance Class

F&B PromotionsGolf Updates Hyundai-KGNS Selangor Amatuer OpenInter-Club Match KGNS vs Bukit Darmo Golf ClubCompetitions & ResultsKGNS StaffAffiliated Clubs / Reciprocal ClubsClub Directory & Facilities

KGNSVision & Mission

Team WorkWe are committed to working together for the full benefit ofKGNS and its members.

AccountabilityWe are ethically and morally accountable in our actions toKGNS.

Members’ FocusAll our actions are focused on the interests of the members.

HeritageTo preserve and enhance KGNS as a National HeritageGolf Club.

CommitmentAbove all, we are committed in all our actions towardsachieving the above vision.

To be the premier Membership Golf Clubin the Country.

Our Vision

Our MissionTo provide excellent facilities and services at all times.

Our Values

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KGNS Vision

Management Committee 07/08

Club OfficialsGENERAL MANAGER

Zahid Ariffin IdrusDEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER

Alice FoongFINANCE MANAGER

Esther KhooGOLF MANAGER

-COURSE SUPERINTENDENT

Shamsul BahrinMAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT

Azaman RazukiIT MANAGER

Irene TanSENIOR GOLF EXECUTIVENorasmah Abdul Majid TaibMEMBERSHIP EXECUTIVE

Tengku Emy ZarinaF & B EXECUTIVE

Jufri KennethSOCIAL / RECREATION EXECUTIVE

Pamela Looi

EDITORIAL BOARDDr. Ismail Hashim (Advisor)Hamzah Bachik (Chairman)

Eric TanChandra Perumal

Janet LeeSharifah Khatijah

PRESIDENTYB Dato’ Donald Lim Siang Chai

MembershipVICE-PRESIDENT

Dr. Joseph B.J. SooDiscipline and Competitions

CAPTAINDr. Ismail Hashim

Management & GolfDeputy Chairman Membership

VICE-CAPTAIN IMd. Noor Ayob

Club Development & MaintenanceDeputy Chairman Management & Golf

VICE CAPTAIN IIPattis Naidu

FinanceDeputy Chairman Tender Board

SOCIAL & RECREATIONHj. Nazri Dato’ Mohd Hashim

FOOD & BEVERAGEDato’ Zainal Azmi Zainal Ariffin

COURSE & GROUNDSLau Ang Khim

BUGGIES, CADDIES, DRIVING RANGE &SPORTS DEVELOPMENT

Abdul Majid Md YusofDeputy Chairman Discipline

HR/ADMIN & PUBLICATIONSHamzah Bachik

AUDIT & SPECIAL TASKSMohd Jamal Sulaiman

Deputy Chairman Competitions

CAPTAIN’S NOTE

GOLF - Getting On a Lasting FriendshipGolf is a competitive sport played by people of a wide range of age and

ability. It is a wonderful game that usually retains its players throughout theirlifetime. While generally regarded as a gentle aerobic activity that does notrequire superb fitness to play; strength from the tee and fairway is an assetto getting the ball as close to the hole, and on the greens, muscle controland accuracy become paramount to putt the ball into the cup. Golf providesa good walk with nature and exercise for the vast majority of body muscles.It even stimulates the mind, as a good performance brings excitement andenjoyment that motivates one to return for another round.

Our club, at any time of year, provides a grand playing field for golf witha choice of four nines at your disposal. Your challenge of these 36 holesneed not be a solo effort as 4,261 golfers are part of the club’s 5,300 mem-bership. Since golf is also a game that breeds instant friendships, it is nearimpossible at KGNS to not make a new friend that widens your social circlewith each round of golf played.

Alas, I also must sadly report that several club members have voiced tome that they have noticed unwanted changes in the attitudes of those theymeet on the course. We all know the temperament of golfers is as diverseas their handicaps. Ernie Els is known to go about his job on the golf coursewith a gentle ease that has earned him the title the “Big Easy”, while Woodsdominates the game with a zeal that parallels his first name - Tiger. Despitetheir differing approach to the game, however, neither of these professionalsdemonstrates poor sportsmanship. For those golfers at KGNS who are overlyimpatient about slow play or easily irritated by poor golf ethics, please donot become a snobbish, violent golfer who is worse than the players you arecritical of.

Let me reaffirm that we want KGNS to remain the firendly and peacefulplace it has always been. The rules and regulations on golf are crystal clear— on control of play, mannerisms and ethics. KGNS, while known to be astrict imposer of discipline, treats all members equal andwe wish golfers to also treat each other as equals. Pleasebe friendly and add to the enjoyment of others’ game,rather than robbing them of a relaxing round of golf. Abrotherly reminder or friendly gesture is always betterthan becoming self absorbed in your game and risk theoffence of others. Most matters between golfers can easilybe settled on the course or, better still, over a cupof coffee or teh tarik after the game where alasting friendship could evolve.

The club strives to provide as manyfacilities as possible for the benefit ofmembers but please do not abuse theseprivileges. For example, internet accessand other vicinity of the clubhouse shouldbe utilised with consideration and not tothe annoyance of others. Let us togetherpreserve our dignity and friendliness atall times and let the club be our homeaway from home, a haven where we cango to forget our miseries, if any.

Happy New Year to everyone!

Dr. Ismail Hashim

LADIES GOLF CAPTAINRosmimee Abbas

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Song of anAncient Golfer

LETTER To The Editor

This is an original piece of poem entitled “Song of an Ancient Golfer”which I have written for my forthcoming birthday.

Praise to Thee, O God Almighty,For Thy infinite mercy.Merrily, steadily still standing at the teeBasking in Your glory - at seventy,I beseech Thee, O God! Grant me another ten,On second thought, make it twenty.

My heart is filled with gladness when I seeShimmering white balls in the morning sun,The distant flag that flutters in the breeze,A soft pitch, a gentle chip rolling to the cupAnd the smell of grass from the freshly cut green.Ecstasy and jubilation - when I line my putt, the hole quiversIn fearful anticipation.

The little aggravations I have learned to control,When a game becomes a journey without destination,The incorrigible slice - that original sin,The ghastly hooks - destroyer of the soul,The cause of bleeding hearts from tee to green,And blessed be those nasty holes that refuse to stay still.

When its time for me to tee-offFor the final fairway beyond the stars,With a tinge of sadness and a drop of tear,To my only son I bequeath,My S-Yard, my Scotty Cameron and my ball retriever,So that he may cherish LifeWith its murky ponds, unyielding hazards and unforgiving sands

And when, on a moonlight evening, you happen to seeAn ancient golfer on a distant greenFear not my friends, it’s only my Spirit!For this crazy game - a sport of Kings and scoundrels who cannot countIt is not just for the living to enjoy

Dato Dr. Shamsuddin Kassim (S 728)Copyright@reserved

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Introduction Night 2Following on from the 30 th July affair, 38 new members, flanked

by proposers and family, were formally inducted into the KGNSfold at the second instalment of Introduction Night held on 10 th

December 2007. The larger-than-usual intake comprised 29 ordinarymembers, including 4 Government servants, and 9 others who wereupgraded from the ranks of junior membership.

In his welcoming speech to the newmembers, KGNS President Y.B. Dato’ Ir.Donald Lim remarked that the evening’sceremony, mandatory under Club Rules,served as formal confirmation of theirstatus as full-fledged members. He added“though privileged with access to allgolfing, social and recreational facilitiesand the right to vote at Annual GeneralMeetings, new members should maintaindiscipline at all times and contribute byparticipating in club events and activities”.He also reminded that being a premier

During the event, Berita Subang tooktime to talk to a random sample of thenewly-enrolled for their views, impres-sions and/or thoughts:

Norlida Aris - A businesswoman andan avid golfer with 14 handicap(introduced by Wan Aziz Hj. Wan Ali).“Golf-wise, KGNS offers me what Ineeded. Aside from the close proximityfrom my house, it’s a friendly club thatoffers cheap and good food!”

Yeoh Keong Lee, 23 - works inSingapore finance company (introducedby dad Mr. Yeoh Cheok Swee) said, “ heis familiar with the club since early ageand took up taekwondo and swimminglessons then and intend to be a golfersoon”.

Syed Azharuddin Syed A. Rahman,35 - An accountant (introduced by dad,Syed A. Rahman/Dato’ Jamal) who hasbeen keen on KGNS since his youngerdays said “I had wanted to join the clubearlier but my heavy work schedules haddeferred me from doing so. I am attractedto KGNS because the food is good, thecourse is beautiful and its location”.Aspires to play golf and spends more timenow at the range

Dr. Anuradha a/p Pathmanathan - Ananaesthelogist (introduced by Mr. Bala/Dr. Krishnamoorthy) was drawn to KGNSbecause it’s a premier golf club with goodjunior programme, good massage centre(husband has tried it) and the food(Eagle’s Nest). Intends to take up golfand enrol her daughter as well.

Nicholas Ng, 23 - A law graduate withMasters from the University of Sheffield(introduction first initiated by dad, lateMr. Freddie Ng). For Nicholas, KGNS hasa mixed bag of good sports facilities e.g.swimming, squash, golf & tennis besidesreasonably good food and friendliness ofthe members.

club, there is a need in KGNS for “qualitymembers”.

The President also announcedthat KGNS is currently pursingreciprocity arrangements, particularlywith golfing establishments in theASEAN region and, to-date 3 affilia-tions are being considered. Membersof the Management Committee, theMembership Sub-Committee and theEditorial Board were then formallypresented to the assembly before thedinner bell.

Club News

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Hi-Lite

Blue 340 metresWhite 321 metresRed 281 metresIndex 11

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The 6th is a slight dogleg-right hole. At 340 metres from theblue tees, this is not a long hole but to score well here, two accuratestrikes are needed. The drive has to clear the trees on the left andright and up ahead, two bunkers guard both sides of the fairway atthe 160 metre mark. Clear these hurdles and you have an openview of the green. Just be careful to avoid the bunkers on bothflanks leading to the putting surface.

Kelana Course Sultan’s NineHole No. 6340 metres (par-4)

DYMM SPB Yang Pertuan Agong signs autograph book to commemorate his royal presence and participation in the 50th

Merdeka Charity Golf, witnessed by KGNS President, Dato’ Ir. Donald Lim. In the background are black and white stills from the

photo exhibition mounted by New Straits Times (a) at right, showing SPB’s grandfather, Sultan Ismail Mohamad Shah, officiating at

the grand opening of KGNS back in September 1968, flanked by then Prime Minister and KGNS founder Almarhum Tunku Abdul

Rahman and Cabinet Ministers and (b) at top left, the potrait of Almarhum Tunku Abdul Rahman.

Course Review

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CLUB News

Management &Golf Sub-Committee

The Terms of Reference of this Sub-Committee are asfollows:-

Management & Golf is a newly formed Sub-Committee under the chairmanship of the Club CaptainDr. Ismail Hashim to provide a greater focus on clubmanagement as well as efficient coordination of golfingactivities at KGNS.

Sub-Committee Members:En. Md Noor Bin Ayob

Mr Pattis NaiduEn. Hamzah BachikPuan Rosmimee AbbasY.Bhg. Dato’ Hj. Abdul Rahman YeopCapt. William van GeyzelTuan Hj. Hussein YusoffEn. Kamarudin AhmadMr. Peter ShantaMr. Gerry RozellsEn. Ahmad DamanhuriEn. Ramli Abd. Rahman

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Deputy Chairman/Vice-Captain I/Development & Maintenance ChairmanVice-Captain II/Finance ChairmanHR/Admin. ChairmanLadies Golf Captain

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ManagementOverseeing the smooth implementation of policies (as decided by theManagement Committee) by the General Manager and his executivestaff for the efficient running and management of the ClubAdvising the Captain on staff matters (training, incentives, penalties,etc.) prior to actions by the relevant departments and authorities

GolfOverseeing and monitoring the operations of the Golf DepartmentEnsuring that Club Bye-Laws, Golf Rules and Handicapping arecontinuously updated, regulated and effectedPreparation of Club Fixtures; regulate and review golfing fees andchargesSelection preparation and performance monitoring of Club TeamMembers and Club representatives and souvenirs for inter-clubmatches

The main reason for the formation of this Sub-Committee is toimprove co-ordination and communication among the variousdepartments. Beside overseeing the day-to-day running of the GolfDepartment, the other function is also to ensure that the managementstaff carry out all instructions given by the Management Committeepromptly, efficiently and effectively.

Md Noor Bin Ayob Pattis Naidu

Hamzah Bachik Rosmimee Abbas

Dato’ Hj. Abdul RahmanYeop

Capt. William vanGeyzel

Tuan Hj. HussienYusoff

Kamarudin Ahmad

Peter Shanta Gerry Rozells

Ahmad Damanhuri Ramli Abd. Rahman

If there is a word to qualify the event, it would be“prompt”, from start to finish! Royal guest of honour, SPBYang Di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin was spoton in arriving to a welcoming reception led by OrganisingChairman and Vice-President KGNS, Dr. Joseph B.J. Soo.

After a quick photo shoot andbreakfast, it was “game on” for the50th Merdeka Charity Golf onSunday, 18th November 2007, heldin celebration of Malaysia’s half-century of nationhood and incommemoration of KGNS’ founderAlmarhum YAM Tunku AbdulRahman.

Also in attendance for a shotgunstart at all tee boxes were theGerman, Japanese and Koreanambassadors to Malaysia, seniorGovernment officials, corporateleaders, guests and KGNSmembers.

Simply erfect

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Spotlight

50th Merdeka Charity Golf

PA-Medal Winner Ahmad Faiesall.

Raja Permaisuri Agong Tuanku Zahirah greeted the JapaneseAmbassador and his wife.

We are very happy to

- Mrs Masahiko Horie, wife of JapaneseAmbassador.

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be playing in today’shistorical event. KGNS issuch a grand golf course;and conditions are simplyperfect and on such a niceday too. And fortunately forme I even got the privilegeto meet Malaysia’s Agongfor the very first time

Korean Ambassador,Mr. Bong Ryull Yang whenapproached said thathe was enjoying thismeaningful golf round.“I feel truly very honoured tobe part of this meaningfulevent. This is a fantastic golfcourse and I am having areal great time,” said the first

12 placings, “A” and “B” Medals, in thefriendly golf tournament, not to mention70 lucky draws in store for the not-so-fortunate golfers!

The annual KGNS Charity Galawas Incorporated into the specialfestive event and beneficiaries, for2007, include Yayasan Sultan Mizan,the Malaysian AiDS Foundation,Mercy Malaysia (Malaysian MedicalRelief society), Majlis Kanser Nasional(MAKNA), the National KidneyFoundation of Malaysia and the KGNSYoung Golfers Putra Academy.

With the timely arrival of SPB RajaPermaisuri Agong, the second phaseof the day’s programme got underwaywith the royal couple taking a tour ofthe Photo Exhibition, mounted bythe News Straits Times at the lobby,

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before proceeding to Dewan Tunkufor the luncheon-cum-prize-givingceremony.

In his address, the OrganisingChairman ex-pressed his heartfeltthanks to all who participated andcalled on the assembly to stand unitedin diversity, regardless of race orreligion, and to embrace the visionof the founding father of our nation, andof KGNS, Almarhum YAM Tunku AbdulRahman.

The Organising Committee of the50th Merdeka Charity expresses itsgratitude to SPB Yang Di-Per tuanAgong and SPB Raja Permaisuri Agongfor their gracious presence, to allsponsors and donors for their generouscontributions, to all participants for beingan integral part of the festivities and, lastbut not least, to the Management andStaff of KGNS for their untiring effort inthe project!

I feel truly veryhonoured to be part of thismeaningful event. This is a

fantastic golf courseand I am having a real

- H. E. Mr. Bong Ryull Yang, Korean Ambassador.

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timer at KGNS who has been in thecountry for just two months.

Another golfing dignitary in the fieldwas Japanese Ambassador, MasahikoHorie who was accompanied by his wifeYoko. Horie was very willing to offer hisfeelings about the golf event. “We arevery happy to be playing in today’shistorical event. KGNS is such a grandgolf course; and conditions are simplyperfect and on such a nice day too.And fortunately for me I even got theprivilege to meet Malaysia’s Agongfor the very first time,” added thepetite golfer who took up his newposting in Kuala Lumpur just one and ahalf months ago after his stint in Doha,Qatar.

Played on a Stableford format,attractive prizes were up for grabs for

H.E. Mr. Herbert Jess (2nd from right), Ambassador of Germany with hisflightmates.

great time

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Spotlight

50th Merdeka Charity Golf Snapshots

Deep in concentration . . . the only way to play.

A steely stare gets it there.

Hanging on the lip . . . justmy luck!

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Watch that sweet follow-through!

Whoa! Did you see that! Thank you... thank you, don’tmention it!

Turn, turn turn! Break left . . . left I said!Go in...Go in, pleaseeee!...

Members are to observe

the No Entry sign to

ensure safety. Action will

be taken against those

who infringe the traffic

rule.

With effect from 1st January2008, the Administration Office willbe working on 5-day weeks.Therefore, the AdministrationOffice will be closed on Saturdays.

No Entry

Please be informed that Car Stickers 2008 /2009 are now available at the AdministrationOffice upon request.

Vehicles without valid members’ carstickers will be clamped if parked at members’car park.

It has been observed that many members do not register themselves or theirguests / maids before using the Swimming Pool.

Please be reminded that failure to do so will be Breach of the Bye-Laws andmembers will be liable to Displinary Action.

Bath Towels

Please register before using the Swimming FacilitiesSwimming Pool

Members are remindedthat only two towels

are allowed to be takenat one time and the

towels must bereturned to the Counter

after use.

Members’ co-operationon the above is much

appreciated.

Use of BathTowels in

Changing Rooms

Notice To All Members

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Thank You for your considerationand co-operation.

The new office hours are asfollows:8.30am - 5.15pm. (Mondays -Fridays)Members who wish to pay theiraccounts, can continue to do soat the Reception Counter.Members who wish to collecttheir Membership Cards orCar Stickers on Saturdays,Sundays and Public Holidayscan request for the items to bedeposited at the ReceptionCounter for collection.

CarStickers

COURSE & Grounds

Lau Ang Khim(Chairman - Course & Grounds)

Other projects include :

1.GAZEBO at car park adjacent to Tee-Box #1,Putra Course.

Course and Grounds Sub-CommitteeThis Sub-Committee istasked with, amongstothers:

Lau Ang Khim

Committee Members

Hani Abdullah Chou Kan Yin Gurucharan Singh

Wan Rasdi WanAhmad Isa Shukri

Dr. MahmudHj Abdul Wahab

Lt. Col (R) Lim OngHeng

Maintenance and upkeepof the fairways of Putraand Kelana courses atthe highest level of play.Course beautification andaesthetic touches.Drainage and irrigationto ensure efficient dis-tribution and/or supply ofwater.Course improvement andupgrading as directedby the ManagementCommittee.

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Chairman

Our priority and attention is also given to theKelana Course. Works are complete on the Sultan’sand Tun’s Nines e.g. drainage improvements made atHoles No. 14 and 15 (see accompanying photos3 & 4) . Also new and higher netting has been installedon the right side of fairway No. 3 for safety to the roadusers on the other side of the boundary.

The most ambitious project for 2007 wasthe buggy track for the Putra Coursecompleted in September. The track, besidesits obvious benefits to the golfer, is also a“smart track” in that it acts as “divert-and-drain-off” system during rain, therebyreducing the time to resume play by 15minutes!

The installation of multi-purse gazebo at the carpark adjacent to Hole No. 1. The gazebo serves asa bag drop and registration point for competitions.The newly-constructed body of water at the sameHole in place of the lateral drain (see accompanyingphotos 2 & 3). This is linked to the recentlyupgraded pond on the right of Hole 9, doubling upas a much-needed catchment area and reservoir.It is not, as some irate golfers remarked , a waterygravesite for trapping errant shots!

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Lateral drainacross fairway#1, Putra Course.

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Catchment area-cum-reservoiracross fairway #1,Putra Course.

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COURSE & Grounds

Course beautification has also been carried outand this include the main entrance to the clubhouse.The area adjacent to the 2nd Tee Box has been sprucedup and landscaping is in progress at the mid-way hutand strategic areas of the Putra Course (seeaccompanying photos 5 & 6). In pursuing the

beautification programme, the Sub-Committee hopegolfers will also contribute towards our course care,i.e. replacing divots, repairing pitch marks and rakingbunkers.

The major task that we have however, is theirrigation facility at the Putra Course (see schematicdiagram). When completed, it will end our water woesand will give KGNS an additional 40 million litres forstorage or use. Even so, with more water features itwill make the course more challenging to the golfers.

Note: Members wishing to air their views (onthe irrigation facility) may have a sit-in dialoguewith the Sub-Committee.

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ProposedIrrigationFacility,PutraCourse.

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Projects pending approval.

Excavation works to create two man-madeponds in the low-lying wooded area betweenTee Box No. 3 and Green No. 4. These two pondswill, in turn, link and feed to the existing pondjust left of Green No. 5.

Building of an earth bund at the other end ofthe lateral drain, near the tree line on the rightof Hole No. 5, to function as a catchment areaand giving a cascading “waterfall” effect.

Flooding of the existing lateral drain acrossHole No. 5 (which may require widening and/orre-modelling) to channel flow of water into theabove-mentioned two ponds.

This Planned Programme

- Lau Ang Khim(Chairman - Course & Ground)

“will surely take us a few steps

nearer to being the trulyWorld-Class golf course

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The biggest challenge faced by the Sub-Committee is to be constantly mindful of the needto weigh cost benefits against available resources.Key questions:

Drainageimprovementcompleted atfairway #14,KelanaCourse.

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Drainageimprovementin progressat fairway#14, KelanaCourse.

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6. New look at the main entrance to the clubhouse.

7. Course beautification - Landscaped area adjacent to Tee-Box#2, Putra Course.

Above 8. Course beautification - Buggy track and landscaped areaat mid-way hut, Putra Course.Left 9. Panoramic view of fairway #1 with upgraded pond viewedfrom Green #9 in the foreground and new catchment area/reservoir#1 at extreme right.

Presently, KGNS is dependent (with the goodoffices of MBPJ and developers) on water from thepond beside the newly-built Plaza Kelana Jaya forthe fairways and greens located at the far reachesof the Putra Course fronting Jalan SS 7/2. This loosearrangement, however, comes with a price. TheSub-Committee foresees supply disruptions duringany significant drought or change of heart by thePlaza residents.

To outsource work to contracted labour or deployin-house expertise?To plan the costly long term objective or cheapershort term demand?For instance, the request by trolley-toting golfers

for a constructed pathway to cut across and avoid thebuggy track looped around Tee Box 16 of the PutraCourse. Pulling a trolley along the track is a 35-40metre walk (isn’t it for this reason golf is played in thefirst place?) whereas a 10-metre shortcut wouldcertainly deprive one of the exercise - and cost KGNSanother financial expense! On a bright note, we wouldadvise all trolley bearers that kerbs on either side ofthe buggy track has been built up/sloped/stabilised,making it easy to get on or off.

The Sub-Committee is working towards makingthe course in KGNS easy on the eye, easy on thebody and easy on the money!

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The 1st KGNS Junior Tennis Year End Medal2007 was held on the Sunday, 4th November.Thirteen (13) juniors participated in thiscompetition showing there’s abundant talentamongst our youngsters. Trophies were givento the Champion and Runner-up.

The Sport Development Sub-Committeewould like to thank our sponsor Wilson and ourtennis coach, Mr Ong Chit Lai for helping usmake this a successful event.

For those who are interested in joining theJunior Tennis Programme, please do nothesitate to contact Pamela Looi at 03-7876 0388ext 85. The clinic is designed for those whoalready have basic tennis skills and would liketo enhance their skills.

KGNS Junior Tennis Year End Medal 2007

SPORTS Development

ChampionRunner-UpSemi Finalist

Raja AimanAtheya MurugasuKieron Ngoh Jie-HanRaja Adib

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Junior Golf

Sub-Committee to harity. When there is/are no winner(s), the pool shall “snowball

Ainil on a highJunior Year-End Golf Competition

Ainil Johani (0) was the toast of theJunior Year-End Golf Competition that washeld over the Kelana Course at onDecember 30 .

She finished the Under-21 competitionfour strokes ahead of second placedJeremy Chan (10) who carded 78. JamilIsmail (11) won the Nett Category by nineshots with his score of 66. In second placewas Gavin Nicholas Fung (7) on 75 whiletwo strokes behind on 77 was Dinie ZikriM. Zaki (7) who placed third.

The Under-15 Gross competition titlewent to Daniel Loh (5) who ended the dayon 71, 12 strokes in front of second andthird placed Ashraf Ahmad (4) and RizalAzli (12) who each carded 83. MohdHisyam Majid (5) took the Nett event titlescoring 67. In second place on countbackwas Adam A. Hamid (29) who also scored67 while Kazrin Ahmad Zaidi (14) claimedthird place with an 83.

Afiffudin Abd Aziz (12) carded 86 towin the Under-12 Gross title while the Nettcategory winner was Danil Asyraf (29) whohad a score of 63. Tan Wee Aik (22) tooksecond spot on 68.

With immediate effectextended family members ofordinary club members areallowed to participate in theJunior Golf Clinics conductedon Sundays at the Driving

Range.

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Conditions of ParticipationAge - below 18 years oldSign up - by filling in anenrolment Form available atthe reception.Fees - RM60 per month.Insurance - RM3 per day

In the Girls Gross event Dian AmaniSuhaimee (33) who shot 96 wasawarded the title. The Nett event winnerwas Elisha Naz Shakil (40) who finishedwith a 73 while second place went toMarie Tan Mei Yi (30) who carded 77 andthird was Norshy Amin Abd. Majid (28)on 80.

Adam Mohd Jamil took top honoursin the Boys 9 Holes event. He scored 52.In second place was Muhammad Hafizon 55 while Abdul Hanif’s score of 59gave him third place.

The Chipping & Putting contest waswon by Arif Mohd Jamil with his total of22. He ended the day two strokes aheadof Afiq Mohd Jamil and Sammir who eachscored 24.

The year-end competition amongstthe juniors saw the title of the OverallBest Team going to KRPM’s Tommy Chin(4), Ng Choo Teck (6) and Brian Teo (12)who combined for a winning total of 234,while Order of Merit top finishers wereRizal Azli (winner), Dinie Zikri M. Zaki(runner-up ) and Ashraf Ahmad Shakil inthird spot.

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ABC MedalStablefordKelana CourseA.M.

Subang ClassicStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Chicken Run9 Hole SocialGameStrokeplayPutra CourseP.M.

Senior GolfersMonthly MedalStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Ladies MonthlyMedalStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Greensome 1StrokeplayPutra / KelanaCourseA.M.

Tuesday - 1

NEW YEAR 2008

Wednesday - 9 Thursday - 10Tuesday - 8

AWAL MUHARRAM(MAAL HIJRAH)1429 H

Wednesday - 23THAIPUSAM

Southern Hills -AwayHaadyai - A.M.

CHINESENEW YEAR

CHINESENEW YEAR

KGPA vs KGNS- AwayKGPAA.M.

Puan Sri MahaniTrophyStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

ABC MedalStrokeplayPutra Course - A.M.Ladies & JuniorsMonthly MedalStablefordKelana Course - A.M.

Subang Medal/Wooden SpoonStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Subang ClassicStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Sunday - 20

SIGC vs KGNS -Men (Home)

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Tuesday - 5 Wednesday - 6

Saturday - 9 Sunday - 10

Wednesday - 13 Thursday - 14

Sunday - 17 Monday - 18

Thursday - 21 Friday - 22

Monday - 25 Tuesday - 26

Friday - 29

Sunday - 2 Monday - 3

Wednesday - 5 Friday - 7Tuesday - 4

Monday - 10 Tuesday - 11Saturday - 8

Wednesday - 12

Sunday - 9

Friday - 14 Saturday - 15

Monday - 17 Tuesday - 18 Wednesday - 19

Saturday - 22

Monday - 24 Tuesday - 25 Wednesday - 26 Thursday - 27

Thursday - 6

Thursday - 13

Sunday - 16

Friday - 21 Sunday - 23

Saturday - 29 Sunday - 30 Monday - 31

March 2008

WILAYAH DAYBlackForest vsKGNS - AwayBukit Kayu HitamP.M.

Darulaman vsKGNS - AwayDAGCCA.M.

Senior GolfersMonthly MedalStablefordPutra CourseA.M.

E. G. M.- P.M.

Thursday - 20

KELAB GOLFSARAWAK vsKGNS - AwayKGSP.M.

ROYAL PERAKGOLF CLUBvs KGNS - HomeStablefordKelana CourseP.M.

Tun Hussien OnnTrophy - LadiesStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Senior GolfersPartnership MedalStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Junior -Partnership MedalStablefordPutra CourseA.M.

Tun Dr. IsmailTrophyStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

KELAB GOLFSARAWAK vsKGNS - AwayKGSA.M.

ABC MedalStablefordKelana CourseA.M.

ROYAL PERAKGOLF CLUBvs KGNS - HomeStablefordPutra CourseA.M.

KGNS vs KGPAAwayA.M.

Saturday - 1Tun Dr. IsmailTrophyStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

PROPHETMUHAMMAD’SBIRTHDAY

Friday - 28

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SOCIAL & Recreation

Hj. Nazri Dato’ Mohd Hashim(Chairman - Social & Recreation)

Lots of activities were organisedthroughout the day to keep all thecrowd happy and busy. There werekaraoke for those to show off theirsinging talents, picture drawn by thecaricarturist and the children were

excited to have their faces painted. Theclowns were busy sculpturing animalballoons that were given away, and stiltwalkers were also giving out candies toeveryone. The highlight of the occasionwas the fire eaters providing a fiery

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KGNSFamily Day

A RoaringThe KGNS Family Day 2007 was opened not only to members

but also to staff and their families. A big crowd comprisingmembers, staff members and guests turned out for the Fiesta whichwas held mainly around the Poolside Area. There were food stallsand booths set up around the area. Strudels were invited to set uptheir pastry booth to the delight of the members at the Golfers’Terrace.

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performance to the amazement of thecrowd.

There were also many contests heldfor family members and children toparticipate in, at RM5.00 per person.Among the favourites for golf enthusiastswere the Longest Drive, Crazy Putting,Best Bunker Shot and Chipping Contests.The kids had their fun also as theyparticipated in the Colouring Contest andMusical Chairs. The swimming contestscame on at about 4.00pm with Spoon andEgg, Coin Collection and First Bite of theApple. The greatest excitement for thechildren was when the 50 cent coins werethrown into the wading pool for them tocollect in the Coin Collection Contest.

What is a better way to getyourselves familiarised with KGNS – thewho’s, what’s and where’s within thecompound of our own beloved Club? To

cater to this, a Treasure Hunt contestspecially designed by Ms Low Ai Yun, whois a Treasure Hunter herself ensured thatthe 10 teams who also have sometherapeutic exercises to eliminate stress.

The highest collection was made bythe Ladies Committee’s Jumble Sale Stallwhere huge crowd gathered to get thebest stuff at rock-bottom prices. And itwas not surprising that everything wassold by 4.00pm!

On the whole it was a marvellousday. The Social and Recreation Sub-Committee wish to thank the convenors,volunteers and staff members for makingthis event a great success.

Social & RecreationSOCIAL & Recreation

Gather your children for the Club’sLatin American Dance classes speciallyheld for kids and teens on Sundays,3 - 4pm in the Multi-Purposehall. Dancing is a great way for yourchildren to improve their posture andboost their confidence, in a fun andhealthy way. They’ll learn the cheekycha cha cha, energetic rock & rolland festive samba, among others.It’s never too early to start dancing andwhat better way than with others theirown age!For more info, please call Lynn @ 0122000234.

Children’sLatin AmericanDance Class

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F&B Promotions

agle’s NestETo celebrate Chinese New Year a great place to head for will be

Eagle’s Nest where, from 22nd January 2008 right up until 21st

February 2008, there’s going to be delicious offerings. So, come

and live up to the festive spirit with us at Eagle’s Nest!

Please call 603-7876 0388 ext. 55 for more information.

Menu 1 Menu 1

1Yee Sang

Four Hot & Cold CombinationHot & Sour Szechuan Soup

1/2 Thai Chicken &1/2 Roasted Chicken3 Variety Mushroomwith Siew Pak Choi

Buttered PrawnsYong Chow Fried Rice

Chilled Sea Coconut with Longan(RM328.00 per table + 5% gst)

2Yee Sang

Four Hot & Cold CombinationBraised Sharkfin Soup with Crabmeat

Cha Chi Kai (Chicken)Claypot SeafoodThai King Prawns

“Eagles Nest” Special Noodles Chilled Sea Coconut with Longan(RM398.00 per table + 5% gst)

Menu 2

3Yee Sang

Four Hot & Cold CombinationBraised Sharkfin Soup with

CrabmeatMushroom Chicken

Deepfried Garoupa with Sweet &Sour Sauce

Kam Hiong PrawnsDry Scallop with Poh Choi

Kong Lam MeeRed Bean & Mini Pau(RM468.00 + 5% gst)

Salmon (small) RM38.00 + 5% gst per order Chinese Carp (small) RM28.00 + 5% gst per orderSalmon (large) RM50.00 + 5% gst per order Chinese Carp (large) RM38.00 + 5% gst per order

A’La Carte Yee Sang

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MGA golfer Mohamad Arie Irawan(0) set the pace on Day 1 to top theleaderboard with a 3-under 69 grosswhereas Lebanese Karim Sinno (10)returned a creditable 66 on count back(ocb) in the Nett-category. Playingconditions, by general consensus,were ideal with sunny skies above andfairly firm fairways and responsivegreens.

It was a complete reversal of fortune,though, on Day 2 when morning showers

Hyundai-KGNS SelangorAmateur Open

An international field of 120 amateur golfers representing 9 countries,

including Malaysia, turned out at the MGA–sanctioned Hyundai-KGNS Selangor Amateur Open

Championship held at the Putra Course from November 13-15 2007. A practice round on Monday

the 12th preceded the over-subscribed 3-day event for which the organisers unfortunately

had to turn away more than a score of would-be entrants!

GOLF Updates

Kim Dong Hyun.

It is challenging, the whole layout, “

- Aussie Chris Carey

greens (speed) and pin positions.However, you need to take care of theapron especially during wet season.

KGNS members are friendly,approachable and helpful.

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delayed start, the mood was buoyant withnew leaders taking charge - MGA scratchgolfer Akhmal Tarmizee Mohd Nazarimade his presence felt with a 70 Grossand KGNS’ very own Juliandri Nazaini(10) finishing with a Nett 66 ocb.

On Day 3 and with opening round-like weather prevailing, it was AkhmalTarmizee who stormed ahead improvingby 5 strokes from the day before to returnan inspiring 67 Gross and, in the finalreckoning, a winning tally of 211!

7-handicapper Korean Lim SungHyun posted a Nett 65 to lead but onlyfor the day and had to be contented with2nd placing in the Nett category.

pelted down tomake things wet,to say the least.Despite the rain-

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In savoring victory after being runner-up twice in the event over the past twoyears, the champion, all of 17 years ofage, was full of praise for KGNS’ excellentplayability despite the inclement weather.“The greens are very challenging, hardand fast, and the members and officialsfriendly,” he remarked and now looksforward to returning (to KGNS) for futuretour-naments. For the record, it was alsoat KGNS that Akhmal Tarmizee won the“TSM Challenge” held in July this year!

In interviews with Berita Subang,here is what some of our othervisitors had to say about the “Subangexperience”:

Alistair Guthrie (2), Scotland - hasbeen in Malaysia for past 9 years, playsin KGNS 2-3 times a year - “Though cowgrass, superb playing conditions here withgreens true and fair. Marshals did a goodjob. I would rate KGNS among the top5 in Malaysia.”

Kwak Hong Won (4), Korea - locatedin Malaysia for past 3 years - “Course verygood and very challenging from tee to

green. This was my second time playingin KGNS. I like the course very much. Willcome back and play again.”

Aussie Chris Carey (2), freshlyarrived in Malaysia, first-timer at KGNS -“It is challenging, the whole layout, greens(speed) and pin positions. However, youneed to take care of the apron especiallyduring wet season. KGNS members arefriendly, approachable and helpful.” Chrishopes to re-visit KGNS soon!

Edmond Au (0), MGA, golfing for 9years, played 4 times at KGNS, on vergeof turning professional - “The layout andgreens are well maintained. Greens arevery true and the roll is very nicely! Ifthe course is lengthened it would be evenmore challenging! “

Karim Sinno (10) from Beirut,Lebanon, has played 8 times atKGNS - “Very good golf course. Chal-lenging thick rough and good, well-maintained greens. Keep up the goodwork and make it (the event) happenevery year! Can make it (the course)longer and more challenging?”

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Very good golf course.

- Karim Sinno

“Challenging thick rough and good,well-maintained greens. Keep up the good

work and make it (the event) happenevery year! Can make it (the course)longer and more challenging?

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Karim Sinno Pradeepa Ethapane Simon Price

Akhmal Tarmizee Mohd Nazari0MGA211

Edmund Jonathan Au0MGA217

Tan Chien Hau2MGA220

Kenneth De Silva3MGA221

Chris Carey2Australia221

Alex Tiong Wei Zen1MGA223

Wilson Choo Zhe Ming4MGA 224

Mohamad Arie Irawan0MGA224

Kim Dong Hynn1Korea 226

Mohd Amli Mohiyadeen1

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GOLF Updates

Bulls’s-Eye

As an added attraction to KGNS’ monthlymedals and in-house competitions in KGNS, theCompetitions Sub-Committee is introducing theBULL’S-EYE novelty with effect from January2008. The primary aim of this feature, aside frommonetary incentive for golfers playing in therespective medal or competition, is to increaseparticipation in KGNS fixtures and, accordingly,encourage greater interaction amongst golfers.

Conditions of Entry/ParticipationParticipation in the novelty shall be strictlyvoluntary and is open to all golfers who arecompeting in the main event.Golfers wishing to participate in the novelty arerequired to register their interest and contributeto the pool BEFORE the commencement of play.A nominal contribution of RM10.00 per golfer willbe payable.The winner’s pool shall be limited to a sum NOTEXCEEDING RM500.00 for each competitionand, in the case of multiple winners, the pool shallbe equally divided. Excess funds, if any, shall becollected and disbursed by the CompetitionsSub-Committee to charity.When there is/are no winner(s), the pool shall“snowball” into the next medal or competition,subject to above-mentioned Condition No. 4.The decision of the Competitions Sub-Committeeshall be final in all matters pertaining to therunning of the novelty.

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ACEAchiever

Chou Kan Yin13th December 2007Hole No.: 5 Sultan NineClub Used: 8-IronBall Used: Pro V

Ismail B. Ibrahim8th November 2007

Hole No.: 13 Tun’s NineClub Used: Team Daiwa

Ball Used:Precept EX

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The Club has ap-pointed TransviewGolf as our Pro Shopoperator beginningOctober 2007.

Besdes runningthe Pro Shop to offermembers a widerrange of products,our new operator willalso take charge ofthe KGNS DrivingRange with a resi-dent pro on hand toassist you.

KGNSPro Shop

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OBITUARY

Name: Ir. Mohamed ZubirZainal AbidinM’ship No.: M775Date of Death:22nd July 2007Member Since:1st May 1989

Name: Ng Wooi FoongM’ship No.: N199Date of Death:25th September 2007Member Since:1st August 1987

Name: S. SothilingamM’ship No.: S239Date of Death:6th November 2007Member Since:1st May 1978

Encik Mohd Yusof Bador passed awaypeacefully on 14th December 2007.

The late Encik Yusof Bador had servedthe Club as Captain in the years 1983/ 84 /85 and 1986. His contributions to the Clubwill always be remembered, and he will befondly missed by members of the club as wellas the staff.

Mohd YusofBin Bador(M125)

Please be informed that BHI / MGA Golfer’s InsuranceCards 2008 are now ready for collection.

The Cards can be collected from the Administration Officeduring Office Hours from Mondays to Fridays.

Note: BHI Insurance (M) Bhd was formerly known as Royal& Sun Alliance Insurance Sdn Bhd.

Golfer’s InsuranceCard 2008

Golf BagStorage

In view of the es-calating cost of electricityconsumption, the Mana-gement Committee hasdecided that with effectfrom 1st January 2008,members who leave theirtrolley batteries in the golfbag storage for chargingwill be charged RM20 perbattery per month.

The rental for golfbags storage remains

at RM30 per bag permonth.

METAL-SPIKEDSHOES NOT PERMITTED

With immediate effect, please be advisedthat metal-spiked

shoes are NOT permitted on thePutra and Kelana Courses.

KGNS members and staffwould like to extend our deepest

condolence to the bereaving families of thefollowing deceased members.

Come 1st November morning,off we went after breakfast to yetanother scenic spot, a fantasticcourse called the FINA Golf Club,for what can best be described asan “interesting” social game!

For starters, there was a quietstillness in the air, possibly dueto a recent incident of mudflow.Then, as we played through theirfairways and fast greens, cottontrees (pokok kapas) were seeneverywhere, even on their well-maintained grass! The caddieswere no help either, with their

INTER-CLUB Match

KGNS vs Bukit Darmo Golf ClubOn 31st October, a contingent of golfers from KGNS comprising 5 ladies and

23 gents left KL for Surabaya for a scheduled inter-club fixture with Bukit Darmo Club. Arrivingjust before noon at Juanda International Airport and en route to our lodgings, we stopped over at

the scenic Ciputra Golf & Klub Keluarga for a social game. However, due to an early sunset in EastJava, not all of us had time to complete 18 holes and some had to console ourselves with the

breathtaking view that the location had to offer!

Hcp StablefordOverall Best Pair: Mohd Roseli bin Mohd Shah 16(KGNS) Datin Rashimah Pilus 22KGNS Best Pair: Mohd Kamal Azmey 8

Azmi bin Abdul Jalil 17Runner-Up: Ahmad Faiesal bin Abd. Karim 14

Salehah bte Othman 23BDGC Best Pair: Michael Hendler 19

Sabrina Hendler 21Runner-Up: Suhardi Rizal 6

Susilawati 10Longest Drive : Susilawati (BDGC) 200 metresNearest To Pin: Mohd Nor bin Ayob

46 pts

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Results

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Mr. Rajakulasingam, GM of Bukit Darmo , holding the souvenir as the KGNSCaptain speaks.

Group photo of KGNS members before teeing-off.

discomforting news that we were golfing in the midst ofactive volcanoes!

Finally, on Day 3, all decked out in our red T-shirts, darkblue pants and caps bearing the KGNS logo, we were readyto do battle on foreign soil for club and country! After a verywarm welcome extended by Bukit Darmo Club GeneralManager, a Malaysian himself, and the customary exchangeof gifts and souvenirs, the KGNS team went on to triumph8 to 4, our first inter-club win, at home or away, for 2007!

The prize giving-cum-dinner was an enjoyable affair,with tokens of friendship exchanged yet again in fondremembrance of our trip to Surabaya. All too soon, it wastime to head home and, with trophy in hand, the team returnedsafely on 4th November 2007.

We are seeking

- Dr Ismail Hashim (Captain).

“affiliation withinternational and

prestigious golf clubsespecially in the Aseanregion in line with the

premier status ofKGNS, for members “

to enjoy

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Competitions & ResultsSenior Golfers Monthly - StrokeplayThursday October 25 - Putra CourseGross

Hcp Score1st Nasarudin Omar 6 80NettA Medal1st Syed Khalil 7 72 ocb2nd Mahrome Mohd 4 723rd Mohd Zain Yusof 12 73 ocbB Medal1st Dato Khalid Alias 14 70 ocb2nd Sharkawi Alis 13 703rd T.S. Chee 17 71C Medal1st Dato Abd Rashid 21 722nd Dato’ Mohsin 19 74 ocb3rd Dato’ Hashim Mydin 19 74NoveltiesNTPWinner Hole DistanceDato’ Mohsin 13 5ft 1 inNTLWinner Hole DistanceRaja Dzahiruddin 8 3ft 8ins

Inter-Club MatchRoyal Pahang GC vs KGNSSunday November 25 - Putra CourseRESULTS (2nd day)

RPGC KGNSMatch 2nd 14 38Match 1st 31 21Total 45 59RPGC Team

Hcp PointsMohd Lazim Jaafar 8Hj Che Mat Che Ismail 11Goh Thian Shung 11Tan Soo Wah 17Leong Ky Wai 8James Goh 10KGNS TeamC.C. Chooi 20Y.C. Chooi 15Dr Ismail Hashim (Captain) 14Dato Zainal Azmi (Comm) 14Syed M. Zayed Alsagoff 10Nor Azman Ali 6Best Overall PairKGNS Hcp PointsSyed Khalil Syed Mohd 7Abdul Hamid Nor 11

A, B, C Medal - StrokeplaySunday November 11 - Putra CourseOverall Gross

Hcp Score1st Mahrome Mohamad 4 78 ocbOverall NettA Medal1st Nicholas Teoh 11 682nd Aharuddin Ismail 12 70 ocb3rd Dr Wong Ah Kiew 8 70B Medal1st Yusuf Hashim 18 682nd Hj Mohd Sofian Ali 15 703rd Shamsuddin Hussain 16 71 ocbC Medal1st Wan Rasdi 23 75 ocb2nd Faiz Aly 22 75 ocbNoveltiesNTL

Hole Distance1st Azharuddin Ismail 8 3ft 3insNTP

Hcp Score1st Abd. Rashid Harun 13 1in.

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Putra Trophy - StrokeplaySunday November 4 - Putra CourseOverall Gross

Hcp Score1st Mahrome Mohd 4 722nd Wahid Mirza 6 77Nett1st Ashraf Ahmad 5 70 ocb2nd Tan Ming Huei 16 703rd Shakil Ahmad 14 71NoveltiesNTLWinner Hole DistanceShakil Ahmad 8 On the lineNTPWinner Hole DistanceAshraf Ahmad 13 4ft 5ins

Ladies Monthly Medal, Juniors Bi-Monthly Medal,Junior + Parent PartnershipSunday November 3 - Putra CourseLadies - Overall Gross

Hcp Score1st Datin Rahmah Arshad 5 81Ladies - Overall Nett1st Falziah Idrus 11 72 ocb2nd Hani Abdullah 17 723rd Faridah Hussein 18 73 ocbJuniors - Gross1st Ashraf Ahmad 5 81Juniors - Nett1st Dinie Zikri 8 712nd Rizal Azli 12 76Junior + Parent - Combined Nett1st Datin Maria Jadi (15) + Dinie Zikri (8) 1452nd Abd Majid Yusof (5) + Ashraf Ahmad (14) 150

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Hcp Score1st Dato’ Naim / Datin Fauziah 17 692nd Imran Ashok / Faridah Hussein 11 713rd Dato Mohd Imran / Datin Maria Jadi 12 74Gross1st Alex Hong / Irene Hong 9 852nd Maarof Rahman / Siti Aishah 11 87NoveltiesNTP Hole DistanceLim Seong Soon / Liza Lau 13 9ft 9insNTP Hole DistanceWahid Mirza / Julia Katan 8 0.1m

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Hcp Points1st Mohd Razali Harun 12 392nd Wahid Mirza 5 383rd Kamarudzaman Saad 19 37

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Junior Year-End Golf Competition - StrokeplaySunday December 30 - Kelana CourseUnder-21Gross Hcp Score1st Ainil Johani 0 742nd Jeremy Chan 10 78Nett1st Jamil Ismail 11 662nd Gavin Nicholas Fung 7 753rd Dinie Zikri M. Zaki 7 774th Muhammad Harith 28 84Under-15Gross1st Daniel Loh Ming Wei 5 712nd Ashraf Ahmad 4 83 ocb3rd Rizal Azli 12 83Nett1st Mohd Hisyam Majid 5 67 ocb2nd Adam A. Hamid 29 673rd Kazrin Ahmad Zaidi 14 834th Ivan Wing 24 87Under-12Gross1st Afiffudin Abd Aziz 12 86Nett1st Danil Asyraf 29 632nd Tan Wee Aik 22 683rd Benjamin Tan 27 75GirlsGross1st Dian Amani Suhaimee 33 96Nett1st Elisha Naz Shakil 40 732nd Marie Tan Mei Yi 30 773rd Norshy Amin A.Majid 28 809 Holes (Boys)

Score1st Adam Mohd Jamil 522nd Muhammad Hafiz 553rd Abdul Hanif 594th Aiman Zharif 605th Abdul Hadi Zulkifli 626th Rhenu 647th Azraei Nor’Azamin 698th Saphna 719th Dzikry Irfan 7310th M. Danial Haziq 7511th Mohd Safuan 7612th Ahmad Hazwan 90

Overall Best TeamHcp Score Total

1st Kelab Golf Rahman Putra Tommy Chin 4 78Ng Choo Teck 6 75Brian Teo 12 81

Order of MeritChampion Rizal AzliRunner-Up Dinie Zikri M. ZakiThird Ashraf Ahmad ShakilChipping & PuttingPosition Winner Score1st Arif Mohd Jamil 222nd Afiq Mohd Jamil 24 ocb3rd Sammir 24 ocb4th Nurin Dayana 245th M. Danish Hazim 256th M. Diniy Hazman 26 ocb7th Nurul Nadia Zaidon 26 ocb8th Saidatul Maisarah A. Faeisall 269th Balqes Azmi 3410th Kauthar Azmi 37

Klang Valley Junior Golf CircuitThursday December 27 (Afternoon) -Kelana CourseBest Overall Club Score

Mohd Hisyam Majid KGNS 72Best Team

Ashraf AhmadMohd Hisyam Majid KGNS 226Gavin Nicholas Fung

A-Group1st Ng Lee Chen KRP 77 ocb2nd Jen Jen KGPA 773rd Gavin Nicholas Fung KGNS 80 ocb4th Shirley Saw KGPA 805th Ng Choo Wan KRP 81B-Group1st Mohd Hisyam Majid KGNS 722nd Ashraf Ahmad KGNS 743rd Ng Choo Teck KRP 78 ocb4th Jeremiah Kim Monterez 785th Rizal Azli KGNS 82C-Group1st Brian Teo KRP 792nd Paul San KGPA 803rd Sim You Wei KRP 814th Nur Duriyah KGPA 855th Daniel Sidek KGPA 88

Special award presented to Ainil Johani Abu Bakar.

B Group 3rd placing, Ng ChooTeck.

Best Overall winner, MohdHisyam Majid.

Best Team.

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Kelana Cup Final - StablefordSunday December 2

Hcp Points1st Dr Ismail Hashim 14 39 ocb2nd Dato’ Zainal Azmi 14 393rd Dr Joseph Soo 9 38 ocb

C Medal winner, Mohd. Razali Amin.B Medal winner, Ithnin Hamid.

A Medal 2nd placing, Abdul Hamid Nor.

B-Medal winner, Michael Chong.

Senior Golfers Monthly Medal- StrokeplayThursday December 27 - Putra CourseOverall Gross Hcp Score1st Mahrome Mohamad 3 792nd Hamdan Zambahari 7 82A-Medal1st Yusoh Hashim 12 732nd Mohd Razali Salleh 11 74 ocb3rd Minhat Mion 11 74 ocbB-Medal1st Michael Chong 17 672nd Chuah Tat Huat 18 713rd K. Anandarajah 14 724th Dato’ Mohamed Said 18 745th Dato’ Mustafa Ali 14 75 ocb6th A. Rahim Hassan 13 75 ocb7th Wan Mohd Ismail 17 75 ocb8th Dato’ Khalid Ismail 14 75 ocbC-Medal1st Mohd Nor A. Bakar 20 73 ocb2nd Ahmad Tarmuzi 21 73 ocb3rd Syed Kamaluddin 19 734th Lee Kok Kong 20 745th Mohd Hafiz Yahaya 20 76 ocb

KGNS Kelana Cup- StablefordSunday December 2Kelana Course - MorningOverall Gross Hcp Points1st Dr. Ismail Hashim 14 39 ocb2nd Dato’ Zainal Azmi 14 393rd Dr. Joseph Soo Boon Jee 9 38 ocb4th Sandy Nor Aizah 20 385th Megat Abdullah 12 37 ocb6th Ashraf Ahmad Shakil 4 37 ocb7th Stanley Ong 15 378th Datin Maria Jadi 14 36 ocb9th Michael Chong 17 36 ocb10th Syed Khalil 7 36 ocb11th Jilani Mirza 17 36 ocb12th Nasrudin Omar 6 36 ocb13th Azharuddin Ismail 10 3614th Shamsul Kamar Ibrahim 11 35 ocb15th Falziah Idrus 9 35 ocb

A, B, C Medal - StablefordSunday December 9 - Putra Course

Hcp PointsA Medal1st Imran B Ismail 12 402nd Abdul Hamid Nor 12 383rd Gavin Nicholas Fung 7 37 ocbB Medal1st Ithnin Hamid 17 402nd Teow Cheng Keat 17 38 ocb3rd Dato’ Abu Kassim 18 38 ocbC Medal1st Mohd Razali Amin 20 402nd Dr Loh Tak Seng 22 39 ocb3rd Dr Alan Chew F.Y. 20 39

Ladies Monthly Medal & Junior Bi-Monthly Medal - StablefordSaturday December 15Silver Division Hcp Points1st Alice Chooi 19 342nd Falziah Idrus 10 33 ocb3rd Viji Anantharajah 17 33Bronze Division1st Joyce Heng 24 332nd Siti Khadijah Daud 24 293rd Sharifah Khatijah 23 25 ocbJuniors1st Benjamin Tan 27 422nd Dian Amani Suhaimee 33 413rd Danil Asyraf Suhaimee 29 37

Rosmimee Abbas, Runner-up Order of Merit.

Silver Div. winner, Alice Chooi

Bronze Div. winner, Joyce Heng.Junior winner,Benjamin Tan.

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KGNS STAFF

big thank you to all generous members for their donation in making the annual staff partypossible and succesful.

This annual event not only brings all the staff of different departments together in closerrapport, but also gives them a sense of belonging.

We love KGNS and proud of KGNS. KGNS BOLEH!

AStaff Annual Event

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KGNS Staff ProfileSathasivam a/l Doraisamy

ow into his 35 th year of service, mandor(overseer) Sathasivam a/l Doraisamy, 52, has seenN

cleaned and stowed for usetomorrow. Workday extensions, ifany, are occasioned, more often thannot, by emergencies, e.g. trees felledthroughout the course during severestorm, or final preparations for amajor golf event.

To a query by Berita Subang,Sivam reckons that, excepting thecontroversy over our greens in therun-up to the 1998 Malaysian Open,he has encountered little in the wayof “big problems” at KGNS. “Ourterrain”, he adds, “is generally quitegentle and this helps us in ourwork. Also, as an old club, we do nothave all these Bermuda types ofgrass for fairways and greenswhich are difficult to maintain in ourMalaysian climate.” On his futureplans after mandatory retirement at55, he hopes to continue enjoyinggood health and to find gainfulemployment, wherever available, inhis chosen line of work!

The father of 4 who hails fromShah Alam, Selangor, is one of 2overseers in the Course andGrounds Department, reporting toCourse Superintendent EncikShamsul Bahrin, and between thepair, they supervise a team ofabout 40 workers. For Sivam, atypical work day begins pre-dawn(or earlier, on competition days!),with muster at 6.30 a.m. anddispatch of field staff to theirscheduled assignments, e.g.,planting, weeding, bunker raking orcutting. Supervision aside, hisresponsibilities include upkeep ofmachinery and equipment and,when called upon, filling in for absentand/or indisposed workers.

Then, there is an hour’s break,taken at 11.30 a.m., and thereafterwork resumes until the end of day at2.30 p.m., but not before someadministrative chores are attendedto and machines and tools are

it all at KGNS, from its formative years under the presidency ofAlmarhum Y.A.B. Tun Hussein Onn right through to the present. Withthe distinction of being the longest serving staff at Subang,Sathasivam’s tenure dates back to 3 rd April 1973, the day he joinedthe workforce at age 18 as labourer/field hand. In the ensuing years,he moved progressively up the ranks to machine operator, handlingrough mowers, bush cutters etc, and later, tractors.

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28 Berita Subang38 Berita Subang

Golfing Reception - Open DailyBooking Procedures - Open Daily

A member is allowed to sign-in a maximum of 3guestsBookings are accepted on day of play onlyFees (inclusive of 5% Govt. Tax)

Guests introduced by members:Putra Course & Kelana Course (18 holes)

RM126.00 (weekdays)RM189.00 (weekends/public holidays)

For an additional 9 holes, the charge is 50% offthe above rates.

Members of Senior Golfers Society of Malaysia:Weekdays before noon – 50% off the above rates.Green fees for 9 holes after 4.00 p.m. is 50% offthe above rates.

Golf Facilities

RECEPTION

Telephone : 03-7876 0388General Fax : 03-7875 5267Golf Dept. Fax : 03-7874 9796Email : kgns@tm.net.myWebsite : www.subang golf .com

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

Gen. Manager : Ext. 49Deputy GM/AdminManager : Ext. 12Membership : Ext. 16 & 20Accounts : Ext. 21 & 79F&B : Ext. 70 & 71Golf : Ext. 61 & 62

Opens - 6.30 a.m to 10.00 p.m.Guest fee : RM5.00 per person

SQUASH COURTS

GYMNASIUM (No guests allowed)Opens - 6.30 a.m to 10.00 p.m.The gym is closed from 6.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. formaintenance every first Monday of the month.

SNOOKER

CARD ROOM

Opens - 12.00 noon to 10.00 p.m.

SWIMMING

Opens - 12.00 noon to 10.00 p.m.

Pool opens - 7.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. dailyGuest fee : RM5.00 per person

Swimming Lessons(45-minute sessions per week x 4 per month)Fees for Lesson: Child - RM40.00

Adult - RM65.00

Swimming Coach: Mr. Cheng Heng JuiContact No.: 03-7983 2503 (Mon-Fri)

019-226 7909

Recreation Facilities

CLUB DIRECTORY & Facilities

ClubDirectory

Recreation Activities(Lessons)

Day Activities TimeMon Latin Ballroom Dance (MPH) 7.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.Tue Line dance (MPH) 9.00 a.m. - 11.00 a.m.

Cardio Lines (MPH) 2.00 p.m. - 3.00 p.m.Tai Chi (MPH) 7.00 p.m. - 9.00 p.m.Latin American - Beginners (MPH) 7.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.

Wed Aerobic (GYM) 3.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m.Latin Ballroom Dance (MPH) 7.30 p.m. - 8.30 p.m.Line Dance (MPH) 8.45 p.m. - 9.45 p.m.

Thu Tai Chi (MPH) 7.00 p.m. - 9.00 p.m.Ballroom Latin Dance (MPH) 8.00 p.m. - 10.00 p.m.

Fri Yoga (MPH) 9.30 a.m. - 10.30 a.m.Cardio Lines (MPH) 10.30 a.m.- 11.30 p.m.Line Dance (MPH) 3.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m.Line Dance - Beginners (MPH) 6.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.Latin Ballroom Dance (MPH) 7.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.

Sat Line Dance (MPH) 1.00 p.m. - 3.00 p.m.Aerobic (GYM) 2.30 p.m. - 3.30 p.m.Swimming (Main Pool) 5.00 p.m. - 5.45 p.m.

Sun Tennis (Tennis Court) 8.00 a.m. - 10.00 a.m.Latin Ballroom Dance (MPH) 10.00 a.m.-11.00 a.m.Line Dance - Beginners (MPH) 2.00 p.m. - 3.00 p.m.Latin American - Kids (MPH) 3.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m.Swimming (Main Pool) 4.30 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.Tae-Kwon-Do (MPH) 4.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.

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Operating Hours : 7.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m.Practice balls – 7 cents eachGuest introduction fee – RM10.00

Junior Clinic on Sundays from 9.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. at theDriving Range (RM30.00 per person/ per month inclusive ofpractice balls)FOR OTHER GOLF LESSONS PLEASE CHECK WITH THEGOLF DEPARTMENT.

9 holes 18 holes1st Class RM15.00 RM30.002nd Class RM12.50 RM25.00The competition rate of RM35.00 for all classes is inclusive of tips.Members who wish to book caddies will be charged additional RM10for 18 holes and RM5 for 9 holes as administration fee.Tips for normal play and club competitions are not compulsory andare at the discretion of members but should not exceed the respectivecaddy fees.

Hours: 6.45 a.m. – 8.00 p.m. dailyRental:WeekdaysWeekends & P. HolidaysSenior Golfer: 10% discountUse of buggies is subject to ground conditions

BUGGIES (including 5% Govt. Tax)

CADDY FEES

GOLF LESSONS

GOLF PRACTICE RANGE

For Weekend and Public Holiday golfBookings for weekend and public holiday golf can bemade from the Sunday prior to the weekend, or publicholiday, beginning at 6.45 a.m. Bookings must be madepersonally by members.

Only 1 guest is allowed per member and bookings arelimited to 10 guests per nine.

AEROBICSFee : Once a week – RM60.00

: Twice a week – RM80.00Attire : Suitable sports attire & shoesContact Person : Ms. AmbikaContact No. : 016-680 6814

DANCESPORT TENNIS

OpensMember’s guest fee

Junior Coaching Programme (6 – 16 years old)Sat. & Sun.

Fee

Adults Coaching Programme(by appointment only)Fee

InstructorContact No.

Line DanceFee : Special package of RM120.00 for beginners

for a 3-month course.Instructress : Ms. Rozalynn / Aylicia LongContact No. : 012-200 0234/012-392 9133Ballroom Latin DanceFee : Special package of RM120.00 for beginners

for a 3-month courseInstructor : Mr. Eric Tan / Ms. LynnContact No. : 012-321 2083

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Venue : Aerobics RoomDays/Time : Every Friday - 9.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m.Fee : RM60.00 per month (1 session per week)

: RM150 (3 month package- 1 session per week)

Instructress : Ms. KathyContact No. : 012- 287 9692

YOGA

TAI CHI CLASS

TAE-KWAN-DO

Venue : Multi-Purpose HallDays/Time : Tue & Thu / 7.00 p.m. – 8.00 p.m.Fee : RM30 per month (8 times a month)Instructor : Mr. Patrick Chong - 019-215 2863

Venue : Multi-Purpose HallDay/Time : Sundays - 4.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.Fee : RM30.00 per monthInstructor : Mr. Low Koon Lin - 03-7876 4370

6.30 a.m to 10.00 p.m.RM5.00 per person

8.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.m. or10.00 a.m. to 12.00 noonRM100.00 (4 days per2 hour/session)

RM50.00 per hour (individual)RM70.00 per hour (2 persons)Mr. Ong Chit Lai019-213 1588

Please give ONE MONTH’S WRITTENNOTICE IN ADVANCE to the coach and accounts

department should you wish to terminate all lessons.The coach has to submit claims (to debit

your account) by the first week of the month.All rates are subjected to Government Service Tax

and change without prior notice.

(9 holes)RM21.00RM23.63

(18 holes)RM42.00RM47.25