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CONTENTS

Club NEwS2 Annual General Meeting 2017

6 Traveller’s Tales: Montreaux

7 Food Recipe: Onde Onde

10 Keppel Club’s in-house emergency SOP training

12 The new website in numbers

16 Meet the new staff

17 Tombola and Jackpot

19 July Gym Battle: Go The Distance in Eight Days (Treadmill Challenge)

GOlF NEwS4 Captain’s Prize 2017

8 Ladies Committee Cup cum ASM

9 Golf Results

11 NSRCC Junior Open

13 Singapore Junior Golf Championship 2017

SPORTS14 SITA Tennis

F&b NEwS20 Tee Top

23 Little Harry’s Pub

24 Seascent

25 Peony Jade

26 E-Sarn

27 Peramakan

INFO

28 CAlENDAR

29 Club DIRECTORY

Chairman Fock Siew WahDeputy Chairman Ng Chee Keong

Management Committee President Lai Mun OnnVice-President Eric TanSecretary Ho Yap KuanTreasurer Teh Lim ChaiCaptain C. S. KongVice-Captain Jamil B. MaksoemMember (Billiards & Bowling) Michael GooMember (House & Bar) Derrick Lee Member (Newsletter) Peter TeoMember (Swimming & Entertainment) Dr Khoo Ih ChuMember (Tennis) Kamal Ehsan

Newsletter Committee Convenor Peter TeoMembers Susie Seow Helen Neo

COmmITTEE & STAFF

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Staff Executive StaffDesmond Chua General Manager 6933-3968Administration & HRLeong Chee Kheong Senior Manager 6933-3993Trecia Pang Manager 6933-3995Corporate CommunicationsAshikin Hashim Assistant Manager 6933-3955Gilbert Wong Executive 6933-3976 Nicodemus Aw Designer 6933 3977Facilities Services Loh Mun Fai Manager 6933-3964F&B LifestyleVictor Yi Manager 6933-3991Jasmine Chua Banquet Executive 6933-3969Muhairin Suramin Social Events Officer 6933-3971FinanceJoelle Teo Manager 6933-7030Beatrice Sim Assistant Manager 6933-7031Chen Liwen Assistant Manager 6933-3978Golf OperationsEdmund Chun Senior Manager 6933-3966Yeo Chook Yuen Senior Executive 6933 3951Muhammad Izan Senior Executive 6933-3951Information Technology / Procurement Leon Tan Manager 6933-7033Membership Eunice Tan Manager 6933-3963SportsAshok Kumar Assistant Manager 6933-3946Raziman Rahman Executive 6933-3947

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Generations Coming Together

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The new website in numbers

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The main concerns at the AGM were related to the future of the club. Vice-President Eric Tan addressed members’ concerns, highlighting that the Club is currently exploring different available options with golf as a priority. He said: “We have deliberated and found that the better option for the social clubhouse is the site allocated to us on the Seletar Aerospace, rather than Yishun Avenue 1 or Bukit Batok, which is in the heartland area.”

Mr Tan also stated that it would take two years to build a clubhouse, and with four-and-a-half years on Keppel’s lease left, there was no need to rush into making a decision. However, the Club’s main priority was still to find another golf club to merge with, so that members would be able to enjoy the golf facilities.

This year’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) took place on Monday, April 24 at Keppel Hall, and 213 principal members attended. President Lai Mun Onn called the meeting to order and the AGM commenced at 6.30pm. Following feedback from the floor, the minutes of last year’s AGM, Annual Report and Accounts were adopted.

By Ashikin Hashim and Gilbert Wong

Annual General Meeting 2017

Club’s future remains primary concern of members

Chairman Fock Siew Wah (sixth from left) with the Management Committee 2017/2018: (from left) Mr Kamal Ehsan (Tennis Convenor), Mr Peter Teo (Newsletter Convenor), Mr Eric Tan (Vice-President), Mr C.S. Kong (Captain), Mr Teh Lim Chai (Treasurer), Mr Lai Mun Onn (President), Mr Ho Yap Kuan (Secretary), Mr Michael Goo (Billiards & Bowling Convenor), Mr Derrick Lee (House & Bar Convenor), Dr Khoo Ih Chu (Swimming & Entertainment Convenor), and Mr Jamil Maksoem (Vice-Captain)

Members listening attentively as the AGM officially commenced.

Following up, Captain C.S. Kong updated members on the new developments for golf. This included plans for a merger with a local club and the search for a home for our golfers outside Singapore. More importantly, he shared that the management committee had sent a proposal to Changi Golf Club (CGC), proposing a full merger.

Although CGC’s Committee’s response has been negative due to the size of our membership, Captain was confident that there would be a solution eventually. CGC are also facing challenges in making their club financially viable after being offered a land lease renewal of up to 2040. The MC would continue to engage CGC in talks to address each other’s concerns.

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President Lai Mun Onn addresses a question from the crowd.

Voting begins in the contest for the role of House & Bar Convenor.

On the issue of finding a home outside of Singapore for members, Captain also shared that the Management Committee has been in discussions with Sinar Mas Land over a viable proposal. As it stands, Sinar Mas own three golf courses – Palm Springs (Batam), Palm Resort (Johor Bahru) and Sedana Golf and Country Club Karawang (Jakarta). He added that the Club had already signed reciprocal agreements with two of the clubs. He also voiced his confidence that Sinar Mas Land would be able to come up with an offer to meet the requirements of Keppel Club and its members in due time.

Following this, President Lai added that the MC is engaging NTUC to explore a collaboration with their public golf courses when our lease runs out in end 2021. He then elaborated on the recent termination of the reciprocal agreement with Hollandse Club on May 15. Despite the cessation of this agreement, President Lai reiterated that the Club would be keen to explore future opportunities with them.

When responding to queries from Mr Frankie Lim, about the viability of a social club in Seletar aerospace, President Lai also said that the Club has been holding back on accepting the government’s offer of that site due to its high costs for the lease and construction. The topic of Raffles Country Club’s (RCC) forthcoming closure was also brought up.

Mr Clarence Chia and Mr Frankie Lim suggested in following RCC’s practice of a monthly subscription of $1 and $20 a month of food vouchers to be given back to members if nothing is viable.

Mr Chia also expressed concern that the Club would reach a stage where they would run out of time and not be able to spend the money reasonably. As a result, he questioned if their money would eventually go to charity.

In a reply to Mr Chia and Mr Lim, President Lai made a distinction between RCC’s situation and Keppel Club’s, emphasising it would be unwise to replicate what RCC has done for their members in terms of reduced membership subscription rates. The President stated that the Club needs to be prudent with its coffers for future development, and reassured members that the end of the land lease does not represent the end of Keppel Club.

The President also shared that the MC had been looking at a few golfing solutions, including a few driving ranges, and nine-hole public golf courses. However, these were all deemed by the government to be short-term leases. The President assured members that the Committee would conduct a survey and reach consensus when it has viable and concrete plans before putting up its recommendations to the Chairman or Deputy Chairman for decision.

Members also asked for the basis of the return of six months of property tax back to members. Club Treasurer Teh Lim Chai clarified that the Club is able to give such rebates back to members due to the accumulation of excess tax collected over previous years along with rebates given by the IRAS.

The President then announced the appointment of members of the Management Committee by the Deputy Chairman for the ensuing term. All but one of the MC positions up for election were returned unopposed, including Dr Khoo Ih Chu who took over the position of the Convenor for Swimming and Entertainment from Mr Ronald Phua, who did not stand for election. There was a contest for the position of House and Bar Convenor which took place between Mr Khor Chee Kok and Mr Derrick Lee Kheng Chye. Mr Lee was elected to be the new House and Bar Convenor for the 2017/2018 term.

Members then proceeded to approve the proposal to appoint BDO LLP as the Club’s external auditor for the year 2017/2018.

The AGM was declared closed at 8.40pm and members proceeded to have dinner provided by the club’s four restaurants in the hall.

Mr Clarence Chia, posing a question to President Lai.

Mr Frankie Lim addressing his concerns at the AGM.

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Sunday, May 28, 2017. It was all quiet and serene at 11.30am at the Tee Top. Then participants for Captain’s Prize 2017 started to stream in and the buzz started.

By Loh Teck Heng, Green Committee member

At the registration booth, on top of the usual individual participants’ bet, there was also a friendly side wager organised against Captain C.S. Kong, all in the name of charity. Captain Kong is either very well liked or everyone wanted “a piece” of him as the response for both bets was overwhelming.

Participants then proceeded to the buggy station and gathered

Captain’s Prize 2017

Captain ‘cooked’ as charity wins big

for a group picture. After a brief welcome note from the man himself, Captain Kong wished everyone a great game and got the marshal to send a total of 22 flights to their respective tee boxes for a shotgun start.

It was almost a perfect day for golf, and we sincerely gave our best wishes to Captain Kong on his game. But was it to be?

Although Captain Kong went around telling everyone, just before dinner commenced, that he had improved his performance over the last event in 2015 (2016’s game was rained out) by one Stableford point, it would have to be an absolutely below par game for any of the participants on that day not to have won against the Captain. And let’s leave it as that.

Our delighted golfers gather for a memorable photo.

The winner of this year’s Captain’s Prize is none other than Mr Yusof Musa!

(From left) Vice-Captain Jamil Maksoem, Captain C.S. Kong, eventual champion Mr Yusof Musa, and President Lai Mun Onn prior to teeing off.

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The post-game dinner was another huge buzz with good food and great camaraderie shown all around Keppel Hall, and this year, the winner of the Captain’s Prize 2017 challenge shield was Mr Yusof Musa with a score of 42 points ocb.

But the biggest “winner” of the day was the collection of $4,800 in the name of charity, of which $1,000 was donated by a single donor who has chosen to remain anonymous.

Well done again to the golf office for another great event! And thank you to all participating members for the tremendous support and your great charitable contributions.

Some of our participants having a bit of cheeky fun stacking their monthly medal trophies.

Captain C.S. Kong is all smiles after a fantastic day of golf.

Several of our golfers leaping to the sky and enjoying themselves to the fullest!

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Ladies Fun Game Results Individual – Stableford

Name HI Score

Lim Hui Choo 22.8 37

Tan Soon Kim 20.3 34 ocb

Linda Wee Hua Boey 25.9 34

Natasha Wong 4.6 33 ocb

Yap Siew Peng 11.0 33

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Switzerland is an absolute godsend in the springtime, especially if you love picturesque views and indulging in gelato.

The late Charlie Chaplin once took regular walks along Lake Geneva, one of the most scenic lakes in the world, when he lived in the canton of Vaud between 1953 until the day of his death.

And last April, I had the amazing opportunity to follow in Chaplin’s footsteps while walking down the same beautiful long, flowered-bordered lake promenade.

Along with a hike up the legendary Matterhorn mountain in Zermatt, made iconic by the “Toblerone” series of chocolates, the visit to Montreux was the highlight of my Swiss trip.

And perhaps it was the expressive vibe of the city that drew me to it - from its free-spirited lifestyle (picture yoga on an open grass and bankers dressed in bunny outfits at the train station) to its quaint cafes. But more than that, it was looking out into the lake, and being captivated by the sight of a 1000-year-old historic monument.

Indeed, nestled in a sheltered Lake Geneva bay, surrounded by vineyards and against the breathtaking backdrop of snow-covered Alps sat Montreux’s real gem : the magnificent Chillon castle.

A MEDIEVAL WONDER

As a massive “Game of Thrones” (TV series) fan, visiting the castle - which was also made popular by British poet Lord Byron in his work “The Prisoner of Chillon” (1816) - had always been at the top of my bucket list.

Located on a rocky island near the shore, it was like discovering a medieval history book. From the cobbled pathways to fortified walls and towers, it has been well-preserved through the centuries.

Wall paintings from the 14th century adorn the walls, and visitors are invited to wander into the subterranean vaults, parade halls and the bedroom (which has been preserved in its original form) dating to the time of Bernese rule. The entire complex consists of 25 buildings and three courtyards, protected by two circular walls.

Climbing up to and exploring the castle showed how Chillon was really double function castle, which adds to its uniqueness.

The façade opposite the mountain, pierced by arrow slits and loopholes and topped by machicolations on the battlements, is the fortress that protects the road, the Via Italica. Facing the lake, Gothic windows adorn the façade of the princely residence. The keep in the centre of the castle is also linked to the dwelling via the sentry walks.

Having visited many castles in Europe previously including Hampton Court in England and Alcázar of Segovia

Armour belonging to knights are also displayed at the castle.

The writer walking towards the castle.

The magnificent Chillon Castle is located on the banks of the Lake Geneva. (Photo credit : My Switzerland)

The long, flower-bordered lake promenade which is beautiful all year round is simply asking to be strolled along.

in Spain, I was particularly enchanted by Chillon’s proximity to the beautiful alps, a symbol of Swiss neutrality. In fact, a running folklore among the Swiss is that they often had soldiers “hiding” behind the alps, waiting for troublemakers to show themselves.

It’s no wonder that with all these stories around it, Château de Chillon - as the locals call it - remains the most-visited historic building in the whole of Switzerland.

Inspiring as it was, visiting the castle reminded me that life is short, so travel as much as you can and be happy!

The writer looking out from one of the highest towers of the Chillon Castle.

A castle for the agesBy Ashikin Hashim

We invite members to share their anecdotes by sending their stories to: The Editor, Keppel Links, 10 Bukit Chermin Road, Singapore 109918, or feedback@keppelclub.com.sg

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Onde-onde is a traditional dessert popular in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. The sweet glutinous rice balls are infused with pandan juice and filled with gula melaka or palm sugar and then rolled in with some fresh grated coconut. With a flavour that literally bursts in your mouth when you take a bite, you’d want to try making it in the kitchen for yourself!

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STEPS:

Onde-onde coating

1. Steam grated coconut on two pieces of pandan leaves with a pinch of salt for 10 minutes.

2. Leave to cool.

Onde-onde dough

1. Skin sweet potatoes and slice into smaller pieces.

2. Steam for 15 minutes or until it is cooked.

3. Mash to a smooth paste while still warm.

4. Blend pandan leaves with 200ml of water till fine and drain through a sieve. Add a pinch of salt and four drops of green food colouring.

5. Put glutinous rice flour, tapioca flour and mashed sweet potatoes in a mixing bowl.

6. Mix well and add pandan juice slowly to dough while kneading. Knead until dough does not stick to your hands. If the mixture is too dry, add more pandan juice or water if pandan juice is not enough.

To make palm sugar (gula melaka) filling

1. When the dough is smooth, pinch a lump of dough (about 18g) and shape it into a small cup using your thumb and index finger.

2. Scoop a generous amount of palm sugar into the dough and bring the top together to seal.

3. Put the prepared onde-onde aside.

Boiling the onde-onde

1. Bring a big saucepan of water to boil.

2. Drop the onde-onde into the boiling water.

3. When the onde-onde rises to the surface, keep boiling for another two minutes.

4. Scoop up each ball with a strainer and coat it in grated coconut.

5. The onde-onde is ready to be served. Bon apetit!

INGREDIENTS:

For coating the onde-onde

250g grated coconut

2 pandan leaves

For the onde-onde dough

200g sweet potatoes

200ml water

10 pandan leaves

4 drops of green colouring

¼ tbsp salt

300g glutinous rice flour

2 tbsp tapioca flour

Palm sugar (gula melaka) filling

100g palm sugar

1 tbsp icing sugar

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Recipe by Chef Kathryn of PeraMakan

On Saturday, May 20, our lady golfers gathered for a memorable day together. It was time for the Ladies Committee Cup and our participants did well to remind each other that they were not just friends, but also competitive rivals! Held in the Stableford format, favourable conditions on the course allowed the golfers to play their hardest, and as friends always do, there was plenty of playful ribbing going on throughout the event.

By Gilbert Wong

As always, the lady golfers didn’t just want to play well, but look good and feel good too. There was never a dull moment on the fairways and the moment the camera was pointed at them, they were ready to strike a pose.

The ASM followed soon after in what promised to be an eventful evening ahead. A delicious spread awaited the tired and hungry ladies atop Berlayer Terrace, and

Ladies Committee Cup cum Annual Social Meeting (ASM)

Fond memories created among firm friends

Ms Lily Rahmat (left) and eventual cup winner, Ms Sandra Soon. Keppel Junior Angelica Wu (left) getting some pointers from Ms Christine Yam as she checks the distance before her next shot.

all attendees were having a blast, mingling with each other and having a tasty dinner.

After all those in attendance had their fill, Lady Captain Olivia Chung addressed everyone in attendance and the meeting started proper. Following a brief introduction by two new members, Ms Wendy Wen and Ms Kaori Tamura, the prize presentation ceremony for the monthly medal

winners for the past months commenced, and of course, the announcement of who this year’s Ladies Committee Cup winner is.

The winner was none other than Ms Sandra Soon who took the title with a total score of 40 points! She narrowly edged out Ms Cathy Yeap and Ms Pauline Pang who were tied at 38 points apiece, showing how close of a fight it was.

Say cheese: Lady Vice-Captain Howe Wenli (left) and Ms Mandy Lim are definitely not camera-shy!

(From left) Ms Christine Boh, Lady Vice-Captain Howe Wenli and Lady Captain Olivia Chung sharing a laugh as the ASM commences.

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Ms Soon wasn’t the only big winner of the night however, as Ms Christina Yeo walked away with a brand new TaylorMade golf bag as the winner of the Mercedes Trophy

Ladies’ “A”, “B” & “C” Divisions Saturday, June 3

“A” Division (HI 0 – 16.0) Stroke play

Name HI ScoreWinner Low Si Xuan 1.9 76 GrossWinner Chia Siang Pio 12.8 72 Nett ocb

“B” Division (HI 16.1 – 24.3) Stroke play

Name HI ScoreWinner Renne Boo 23.6 97 GrossWinner Lim Hui Choo 22.8 76 Nett ocb

“C” Division (HI 24.4 – 36.4) Stableford

Name HI ScoreWinner Karen Gan 28.9 38 ptsRunner-Up Liow Peck Lian 28.3 37 pts

Men’s “Premier”, “A”, “B” & “C” Divisions Saturday, June 3

“Premier” Division (HI 0 - 7.0) Stableford

Name HI ScoreWinner Chris Chong 6.8 40 ptsRunner-Up Chin Soon Chye 6.8 38 pts

“A” Division (HI 7.1 – 11.0) Stableford

Name HI ScoreWinner Kaydon Chong 8.6 42 ptsRunner-Up Jamil B Maksoem 8.5 41 pts

“B” Division (HI 11.1 - 18.0) Stableford

Name HI ScoreWinner Eugene Wee 17.3 40 ptsRunner-Up John Tan H L 15.3 39 pts

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“C” Division (HI 18.1 - 24.5) Stableford

Name HI ScoreWinner Daniel Lim Chuen 24.1 41 ptsRunner-Up Martin Marini 19.8 39 pts

For more detailed golf results, please log on to www.keppelclub.com.sg.

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Qualifying Round. Mrs Jaime Cheng was also awarded with a certificate of achievement for her impressive hole-in-one on hole six on March 19 this year. The night soon drew to

a close, marking the end of another successful event, and the ladies will certainly be looking forward to the next one!

Our ladies tucking into a hearty dinner after a fun day out.

New members Ms Wendy Wen (left) and Ms Kaori Tamura.

Mrs Jaime Cheng beaming with pride as she receives her hole-in-one certificate of achievement.

Ms Christina Yeo receiving a TaylorMade golf bag for winning the Mercedes Trophy Qualifying Round.

Lady Captain Olivia presenting the Ladies Committee Trophy to Ms Sandra Soon.

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On May 23, the club conducted its emergency standard operating procedure (SOP) course for staff around the club.

By Gilbert Wong

The course was conducted by Operations Supervisor Raja Ismail, and staff at the swimming pool, gymnasium, golf office and Tee Top were in attendance to get a refresher on the necessary steps to be taken in case of emergencies.

Throughout the course, staff were taught what to look out for in an emergency situation and learned various first aid skills. These included basic bandaging techniques for

different types of injuries, as well as performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and using an automated external defibrillator (AED).

Since the emergency SOP course was first introduced in 2014, staff have benefitted from these sessions which are not only educational and informative but practical as well. From learning about how to perform the Heimlich

manoeuvre on a choking diner, to treating a head injury sustained while working out in the gym, real and plausible scenarios were enacted, and knowing how to be a first responder to these incidents is an invaluable skill.

We are sure that with Mr Ismail’s guidance, our staff will now be better prepared in the event of an emergency situation.

Operations Supervisor Raja Ismail looks on as one of our swimming pool staff goes through the correct procedures when performing CPR and using an AED.

Keppel Club’s in-house SOP training

Creating a safe environment for all

Gym Instructor Hafiz bandaging a patron in a simulated scenario.

A golf marshal goes through a refresher on using an AED.F&B Senior Executive Gerald Cheng demonstrating how to perform the Heimlich manoeuvre.

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(From left) Keppel Juniors Andre Chong, Justin Kuk and Brandon Han of NSRCC.

Keppel Juniors among podium finishers in NSRCC Junior Open By Kuk Hun Yi, Green Committee member

This year’s Junior Open which was held between May 30 and June 1 and was an open stroke play event where 28 boys and 13 girls signed up, with Andre Chong, Justin Kuk, Jason Kuk and Sean Lee representing the boys’ division while Angelica Wu representing the girls’ division.

Although it was originally planned to be an exciting out-of-the-box team match play format, unexpected challenges had required a change to the more conventional stroke play format.

The Junior Open was held at the NSRCC Kranji course, and as a Gary Player-designed course, it provided a stern test of golf to the participants. The difficulty of the course was compounded by heavy rain on the first day which delayed the start of play and caused the course fairways on subsequent days to be soggy in places. The challenging conditions also led to a higher emphasis on good ball striking and crisp chipping.

In the first day of competition, development squad player Ryan Wong from NSRCC threw down the gauntlet by shooting a four-under par 68 to separate himself from the rest of the field. This feat was made more remarkable by the tough conditions caused by the bad weather.

Keppel Juniors and developmental squad players Andre Chong and Justin Kuk were placed third and fourth in the boys’ divisions after returning with an even par and four-over round respectively.

Keppel Juniors Andre Chong and Jason Kuk were among the podium finishers in the NSRCC Junior Open 2017 by coming in runners-up in the Boys’ Best Gross and the Boys’ Best Nett divisions respectively.

Other Juniors like Jason Kuk and Sean Lee returned with scores of 80 and 82 respectively, placing themselves in the ninth and tenth position with Justin withdrawing due to illness.

On day two, Ryan continued to lead by returning an even par round, giving him a combined two-day score of 140 and an eight-stroke lead over his nearest competitors. Jason returned with a two-over 74, Andre with a four-over 76 and Sean with a six-over 78, resulting in Andre lying joint second (148), with Jason in fifth (154) and Sean in seventh (160).

On the final day, Ryan, Andre and Louis Tee from Seletar were matched up in the championship flight. Despite the large margin separating Ryan from the others, Andre navigated the first four holes of NSRCC’s front nine on even par. Though he put himself in good positions, the holes did not seem to cooperate as he made the turn with only one birdie on hole 7 giving him a one-under from the front nine (35). Ryan was not coming back to the field by mixing birdies with bogies and making the front nine turn at one-over (37).

Andre continued to play well until he got to the par-4 of hole 12 where an approach shot from the rough landed short which led to a double bogie, effectively ending Andre’s challenge for the title. Nevertheless, Andre continued to play steadily by parring the remaining holes until he reached hole 18 where he calmly sank a 25-

foot eagle putt, giving him an overall final day one-under round of 71, and a three-day cumulative three-over score of 219, securing the best gross runner-up position.

Jason returned with a third day three-over score of 75 leaving him with a cumulative 13-over score of 229, placing him in fifth for Best Gross. Sean closed with a three-day cumulative 24-over score of 240 placing him in seventh position for Best Gross.

In the girls’ competition, Keppel’s Angelica Wu closed with a three-day cumulative 32-over score of 248 putting her in eighth. The event was won by Anne Fernandez with a three-day cumulative five-over score of 221.

In the Boys Best Nett category, the winner was Nicholas Jordan Sea (handicap 14) with a score of 207 and the runner-up was Jason Kuk (handicap 3) with a score of 220.

In addition, there was a special hole-in-one award given to Phone Thant Ko Ko who scored it during the practice round the previous week.

The event ended with a sumptuous lunch where the prize awards ceremony was also held. Awards were presented by NSRCC Green Committee members as well as Chief Referee for the event, Mr Brian Tan. Thank you NSRCC for holding such an enjoyable event this year and we are all looking forward to an even greater event next year.

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Keppel Junior Jason Kuk (extreme right) with flight mates.

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Since it went live on May 8, our new Keppel website has been steadily raking in the numbers. We have seen more than 42,662 page views so far, with our visitors spending an average of one minute and eight seconds on each page. Interestingly, more than 51.5 percent of visitors access the website via mobile, which is in tune with our digital goals to optimise the site to meet these needs.

The new website in numbers By Ashikin Hashim

More than 25.5 percent of our visitors spend the most time on our landing or “home” page, exploring the interactive slider images. Meanwhile, around eight percent of visitors are regular users of the members’ log-in feature, which enables them to make golf and facility bookings. Approximately six percent of visitors also log into the portal to access the golf balloting results.

MILLENNIALS KEY TARGET GROUP

More than 26.7 percent of our visitors are also between the age range of 25 and 34, the millennial generation, who also make up the main target group of major corporations today. This digital-savvy and social media-inspired generation also inspires the new look of the website, which also paves the way for a promising future of the Club. 21.3 percent of our visitors are between the ages of 35 and 44 while the rest are above 55 years of age.

A trend that we have also noticed is that our visitors are from the travel, hotels and accommodation sector of the market, many of whom are interested in playing golf in our lush course. Business travellers and individuals from the finance industry follow closely behind, which correlates to the queries

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the Club frequently receives about hosting private events. And outside of Singapore, our foreign visitors are primarily from United States, Japan, Australia, Malaysia and India.

We hope that you continue to explore and enjoy the new Keppel website!

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WEARELIVE!

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Keppel Junior Tommy Lamb won the Boys “B” title while Shannon Tan emerged runner-up in the Girls’ “B” division at the recently concluded Singapore Junior Golf Championship 2017 (SJGC) held at the Seletar Country Club from June 5 to 8, 2017.

Keppel Juniors light up Singapore Junior Golf Championship By Kuk Hun Yi, Green Committee member

SJGC is organised into competitions for both Boys’ and Girls’ “A” and “B” divisions, as well as a team competition comprising a boy-girl pair from a participating nation.

This year’s SJGC saw the participation of 102 young golfers from 16 countries. Previously, SJGC had been held at Keppel Club for around a decade before it moved to Seletar CC.

Competitors remarked about the challenging contours of the 10.5 stimpmeter Seletar greens throughout the competition which made it very difficult for them to find the right lines to hole their putts. Foreign competitors also remarked on the scorching conditions and the up-and-down nature of Seletar fairways (which made me wonder what the same competitors would say if they were playing this competition on the “commando” course at Keppel!).

The huge Seletar greens were so challenging due to the subtle slopes that caused competitors to often misjudge the lines which led to even the leaders not being able to take their short putts for granted.

AN INSPIRATION

In the Boys “A” competition held on day one of the competition, Australia’s only competitor Jediah Morgan (ranked number three among Australian juniors) shot a three-under 69 in all three days of the competition to set the bar high for the rest of the field. The Queenslander delivered a clinic in shot-making by regularly thumping his 3-wood drives 250m (which went up to 280m on the four times he used his driver over the competition) and splitting the fairways.

In the Girls “B” competition, Keppel’s Shannon Tan recorded what would be the lowest score among any Singaporean girl in the tournament on any of the three days by shooting an even par 72 on the first day. Shannon was able to safely navigate Seletar’s challenging greens by exchanging two birdies with two bogies on her second nine (Seletar’s first nine). Shannon also won the first day’s Daily Best Gross for this achievement and came in runner-up in the Girls “B” division with a three-day cumulative score of 231 (72, 81, 78).

In the Boys “B” division, Keppel’s Tommy Lamb shot a four-over 76 on day one, also earning him the Daily Best Gross. Tommy also won the Boys “B” division by scoring a three-day cumulative score of 237 (76, 80, 81) which was three strokes better than his nearest competitor, Yu Ka Jun of Hong Kong.

SGA Vice-President (and Keppel Club Captain) C.S. Kong made a speech at the closing ceremony, saying that “the Singapore Junior Golf Championship was launched in 1975 and is among the most established tournaments in the region. We’re delighted that this year we had 14 countries represented and more than 100 players taking part in it.”

For our Juniors who have the single-minded determination of a Jediah, Shannon or Tommy to pursue success in international competitions, they will need encouragement and support from our club and country in the form of a supportive golfing eco-system that nurtures golfing talent.

Hopefully, Singapore will find the right formula to pave the way for our Juniors to be world beaters in the not too distant future.

(From left) Keppel Juniors Jillian Kuk, Angelica Wu, Shannon Tan, Justin Kuk, Jason Kuk, Andre Chong and Tommy Lamb posing for a photo at the prize ceremony.

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On Saturday and Sunday, June 17 and 18, the club tennis courts at Keppel Club were filled with young tennis enthusiasts from SICC, Tanglin Club and Keppel Club. There were a total of about 30 children over the two days and each player had to play two singles and two doubles matches.

By Ashok Kumar, Assistant Manager, Sports

Junior Triangular Tennis Friendly 2017

Keppel’s tennis juniors show fighting spirit

The Under 10 players from the three clubs.

On the first day, the matches were for Under 12s where SICC finished tops with 48 points, followed by Keppel Club with 31 points and Tanglin Club with 23 points. On the second day, the matches were for the Under 10s and SICC again finished above the rest in this age group category with 25 points followed by Keppel Club with 18 points and Tanglin Club with 10 points.

Inside the courts, competitiveness and sportsmanship were evident even though they were just children, with the youngsters showcasing their tennis prowess with all their might. However, the playfulness and friendship among them came out naturally outside the courts when they were not playing.

We hope to see more of such junior friendlies in the near future.

The Under 12 players from the three clubs.

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The Club recently welcomed new staff to our close-knit family. Let’s find out what Ms Grace Jevitha Rajan (Senior Accounts Assistant), Mr Taufiq Sa’ad (Sports and Gym Supervisor) and Mr Victor Yi (F&B Manager) have to say!

Meet our new faces By Ashikin Hashim

Share with us your work experiences before joining Keppel:

Ms Grace: “Before joining Keppel Club, I was actually working with ibis Styles hotel in MacPherson, where I served as a general cashier (income audit) under the finance department. But previously, I worked with quite a number of organisations in finance as well.”

Mr Taufiq: “Before working at Keppel Club, I was a tennis coach for seven years and ran my own businesses as a sideline. Basically I (was) my own boss, so I didn’t really have fixed working hours. For example, I worked between three to five hours each day.”

Mr Yi: “I have been in the F&B industry for 28 years, and worked in the hotel line. I have travelled extensively for my job, and also worked in Vietnam previously, and it was a great experience.”

What is a typical day of work like for you?

Ms Grace: “Well, for an accounts person, it’s mostly about debit and credit, and not forgetting (handling) the closure of accounts for the month. But as an accounts

person, my typical day of work is mostly very administrative compared to the month-end period, as that is where the real accounting duties kick in.”

Mr Taufiq: “On a typical day, I carry out management tasks of running the Keppel gym, as well as overseeing the staff from the swimming pool. Throughout the day, I complete various administrative duties as well, including answering phones, drafting documents and emails, filing and greeting customers. I also provide strong customer service and resolve members’ issues at the gym.”

Mr Yi: “I spend most of my time at Tee Top, and make sure that the golfers’ terrace is run up to requirements. I also engage with members and guests to find out their feedback about our food, and to ensure all their needs are being met.”

What do you enjoy about your job at Keppel Club so far?

Ms Grace: “I would say that Keppel is a really great place to work in because of the environmentally-friendly environment, wonderful colleagues

Our new Sports and Gym Supervisor, Mr Taufiq Sa’ad is ready to help members with all their queries at the gym.

Ms Grace Jevitha Rajan, our new Senior Accounts Assistant, is enjoying her time at Keppel.

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Mr Victor Yi brings with him a vast amount of experience as our new F&B Manager.

and pleasant members. Compared to my previous working places, Keppel Club is a really different place to work at.”

Mr Taufiq: “Working at Keppel Club is a great new experience for me, as I learned how to handle problems and challenges every day at work. Furthermore, the members here are very friendly and my new colleagues are fun to work with!”

Mr Yi: “I enjoy interacting with members and working with my new colleagues – they are very helpful and I look forward to work every day!”

What is your motto in life? Ms Grace: “My main motto

is to achieve even greater things in life! I actually envision myself taking up a higher position in finance, such as an executive. I want to challenge myself to reach a higher level, have a broad understanding of things and also learn more.”

Mr Taufiq: “My motto in life is to be positive. I believe that the positive thinkers always see the invisible and achieve the impossible!”

Mr Yi: “My motto is to do your best – and to achieve the best that you can!”

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Jackpot ResultsCongratulations to all our Jackpot winners for the month of May!

With the introduction of the Slot Management System, the redemption of the cashout ticket is now faster and simpler and we hope the gaming experience of all our players has been enhanced.

Before you leave our Jackpot Lounge, please do redeem your tickets before the expiry date as shown on your cashout ticket.

We look forward to welcoming more members and their guests at our Jackpot room in the coming months.

TOP 10 WINNERS OF MAY 2017

MACHINE NO. AMOUNT1st 19D $8,847.80 2nd 15C $7,003.20 3rd 15C $5,581.00 4th 15C $4,784.20 5th 13C $2,908.10 6th 13C $2,560.90 7th 25D $2,330.20 8th 9C $2,290.00 9th 14C $2,200.80 10th 15C $2,200.00

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In Memoriam

It is with deep sadness that Keppel Club

mourns the loss of one of our dear members,

Mr Fabian Foo. He had been a part of the

gym sub-committee since 2014 and had been a

Keppel Club member since 1989.

He was also a regular golfer who was well-liked

by all his peers and staff at the Club.

Our deepest condolences go out to his family

and loved ones, and we will always keep him

in our memories.

“GO THE DISTANCE IN EIGHT DAYS” TREADMILL CHALLENGERecord the furthest mileage you can clock in 30 min

JULY GYM BATTLE 2017Go The Distance in Eight Days (Treadmill Challenge) is a fun and exciting way to give your fitness levels a boost and increase stamina. Walking or running on a treadmill is easy and also a safe way to protect your knees from pounding on the hard surfaces of the road or pavement. Jogging or walking on treadmills indoors also means you can enjoy your workout regardless of weather conditions.

Walking and jogging has all the health benefits to condition your heart, improve muscle tone and strengthen your leg muscles. It also relieves stress and can help to reduce a variety of health problems, including heart disease and arthritis.

Lose more weight with this challenging eight-day Treadmill Challenge as you burn more calories by walking, jogging or running.

Within the period of July 14 to 21, members from the age of 16 and above can take part in the battle, where they can run or walk on the treadmill and record it each time after they complete the task.

Members may repeat the run or walk as many times as they want in the day during the specified hours (7am to 9.30pm) for eight continuous days. The accumulated distance from July 14 to 21 will be recorded by the trainers after the challenge.

Date: July 14 to 21, 2017Time: 7am to 9:30pmVenue: Gym

Categories: Men’s Open Category for ages 16 and above Women’s Open Category for ages 16 and abovePrizes: Tee Top Vouchers to be won

Rules & Regulations1. Participants are to register their names at the gym

counter.2. Only members 16 years and above can participate.3. The challenge will be held between July 14 to 21,

2017 between 7am and 9:30pm. 4. Participants must notify trainers before they start the

treadmill.5. Upon completion, participants are to sign on their

record sheet after each time they complete 30 minutes, regardless of how many times they do in the day.

6. Running or walking is permitted.7. In order to not hog the machines, participants who

wish to continue the battle will have to find another available treadmill.

8. Winners will be chosen among the participants with the longest accumulated distance for Men’s and Women’s categories from July 14 to 21, 2017.

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July PromotionsBELIMBING PORK $16.00+Pork belly cooked in Belimbing. A delicious and flavourful dish, fragrant with spices. The tartness of the Belimbing fruit cuts through the richness of the pork to deliver a mouthful of ambrosia.

NASI GORENG SAMBAL PETAI

$14.00+

Sambal Petai with prawns stir-fried in hot wok with Sambal Titek.

A must try for those who love petai beans.

ICE TELLER $7.00+ An Indonesian dessert served with shaved ice, coconut water, coconut milk, coconut meat, avocado, palm seeds & jackfruit. Every morsel is a delightful experience.

Good food cooked with love…• Level 3 Keppel Club 10 Bukit Chermin Road Singapore 109918. Tel: 6377 2829, 6270 1618• 209 East Coast Road Singapore 428908. Tel: 6346 6569• 310 Orchard Road C K Tang Limited Basement 1 Singapore 238864. Tel: 6737 6562

10% discount & no service charge for Keppel Club members.

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SOCIAL Tombola Night

(B) Beginners (I) Intermediate (A) Advanced (C) Competitive

RegulaR Classes

Mon Pilates Matwork 10am Aerobics Studio Bridge 7.30pm Berlayer Room Kpop X Fitness 7.45pm Aerobics Studio

Tue Deep Water Workout 8.30am Swimming Pool Line Dance 10.30am Aerobics Studio Club’s Nite 5pm/6pm Tennis Court Pilates Matwork 7pm Aerobics Studio Qi Gong 8pm Pool Pavilion

Wed Zumba Fun Class 8.45am Aerobics Studio Men’s Team Training 6pm/7pm/8pm Tennis Courts

Thu Tone & Sculpt Class 10am Aerobics Studio Bridge 2pm Berlayer Room Hatha Yoga 6.30pm Aerobics Studio Social Dance Lessons 7.30pm Keppel Hall

Fri Deep Water Workout 8.30am Swimming Pool Club’s Nite 6pm Tennis Court D & E Bridge 7.30pm Berlayer Room Friday League 7pm Bowling Room Tombola Night* 7.30pm Aerobics Studio

Sat Junior Training** 9am Tennis Courts Zumba Fitness 3pm Aerobics Studio Swimming (B) 4pm Swimming Pool Pilates Matwork 11am Aerobics Studio Bridge 2.30pm Berlayer Room

Sun Junior Training** 2pm Tennis Courts Hatha Yoga 3pm Aerobics Studio Hatha Yoga 4.30pm Aerobics Studio Swimming (I/A) 5pm Swimming Pool

August 2017Saturday Sunday

06GOLF Club Championship & Intermediate Championship 2nd Round & Duffer’s Cup 1st Round

Wednesday

09GOLF NDP Golf Competition Men & Ladies (PM)

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12GOLF Premier, A & B (AM)Ladies A, B & C Medal (PM)Men C & Junior Ranking (PM

Friday

25GOLF Evergreen vs Roses

JuLY 2017Friday

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09SPORTS 47th Annual Age Group Swimming Gala 2017

Saturday

15SPORTS 21st Annual Age Group Tennis Championship (July 15 to July 29)SOCIAL Let’s Dance Party

Sunday

02GOLF Ladies’ A, B & C Medal (AM)Men’s C & Junior Ranking (PM)Premier, A & B (PM)

GOLF Club Championship & Intermediate Championship 1st Round

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19GOLF Keppel Club vs Kelab Golf Negara Subang (Home PM)

13GOLF Club Championship & Intermediate Championship 3rd Round & Duffer’s Cup Final Round

Sunday

20GOLF Club Championship & Intermediate Championship Match Play (AM Top 16 & PM Quarter-Final)

Sunday

27GOLF Club Championship & Intermediate Championship Match Play (AM Semi-Final & PM Final)

* Only first Fri of the month # Only second Fri of the month ** Please refer to the Keppel Club website for the detailed fixture list for the tennis programme.

CLUB DIRECTORY

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* For members and members’ guests only. All fees and prices quoted are subjected to 7% GST unless otherwise specified.

GOLFING OPENING HOURS FEESGolf Office Guest FeeTel: 6933-3956 Tue to Sun : 7 am to 8 pm Weekday : 18-hole: $150Fax: 6272-1563 Mon : 7 am to 3 pm Weekend & PH : 18-hole: $220Booking lines: 6375-5569/70/71 Course Visitor FeeHotline: 6375-1818 Mon (whole day) : Full 18-hole course closed for Weekday : 18-hole: $200

(Priority will be given to maintenance Weekend & PH : 18-hole: $320

competition fixture) All rates quoted includes green fees, buggy fees and GST. If public holiday falls on Monday, the next day will be on full course maintenance.

Driving Range & Pro Shop Mon : 11 am to 10 pm Member : 4 cents per ballTel: 6933-3960 Tue to Sun & PH : 7 am to 10 pm Guest : 15 cents per ball

F&B OPENING HOURS REGULAR PRIVILEGES

E-Sarn Thai Cuisine Lunch 10% off total bill & no service charge for Club membersTel: 6878-0866 Mon to Fri : 11.30 am to 2.30 pm Dinner Mon to Fri : 5.30 pm to 10 pm Sat & Sun : 11.30 am to 10 pm

Peony Jade Lunch & Dim Sum 10% off total bill & no service charge for Club membersTel: 6933-3972 Mon to Fri : 11 am to 3 pm (Last order: 2.30 pm) Sat, Sun & PH : 10 am to 3 pm (Last order: 2.30 pm) Dinner Daily : 6 pm to 11 pm (Last order: 10.30 pm)

PeraMakan Daily : 11.30 am to 3 pm (Last order: 2.30 pm) 10% off total bill & no service charge for Club membersTel: 6270-1618 : 6 pm to 10 pm (Last order: 9.30 pm)

Seascent Daily : 11 am to 10 pm (Last order: 8.45 pm) 10% off total bill & no service charge for membersTel: 6273-0221 Closed on Tuesdays

Tee Top Mon : Closed No service charge for Club membersTel: 6933-3962 Tue to Sun & eve of PH : 7 am to 9 pm (Last order: 8.30 pm)

ENTERTAINMENT OPENING HOURS FEES

Jackpot Lounge* Mon to Thu, Sun & PH : 9 am to 10.30 pmTel: 6933-3965 Fri, Sat & Eve of PH : 9 am to 11.30 pm

Keppel Karaoke Theatre* Mon to Wed Tel: 6933-3959 (for private booking only) : 6.30 pm to 11.45 pm Thu : 6 pm to 12 mn Fri & eve of PH : 6 pm to 1 am Sat : 3 pm to 1 am Sun & PH : 3 pm to 12 mn

Little Harry’s Pub* Mon to Thu : 5 pm to 12 mnTel: 6933-3959 Fri : 5 pm to 1 am Sat : 3 pm to 1 am Sun & PH : 3 pm to 12 mn

Mahjong Rooms* Mon to Fri : 11 am to 11 pm Table fee : $2/hrTel: 6933-3961 Weekend & PH : 10 am to 11 pm Guest fee : $5

Reading Room* Daily : 8 am to 10 pm Admin fee : $2/week/tape/disk Tel: 6933-3961 Late fee : $5/tape/disk

SPORTS OPENING HOURS FEES

Badminton Court* Daily : 9 am to 10 pm Court fee : $1Booking lines: 6375-5567/8 Guest fee : $5/person

Billiards Room* Mon to Fri : 3 pm to 10.30 pm Table fee : $2/hrTel: 6933-3970 Sat, Sun & PH : 10 am to 10.30 pm Guest fee : $5/4 hrs/session Last Game : 10 pm 14 years old and above only School holidays : 10 am to 10.30 pm

Bowling Centre* Mon to Fri : 3 pm to 10.30 pm Game fee : $2/gameTel: 6933-3970 Sat, Sun & PH : 10 am to 10.30 pm Guest fee : $5/person Last Game : 10 pm School holidays : 10 am to 10.30 pm

Keppel Gym* Daily : 7 am to 10 pm Guest fee : $10/person Tel: 6933-3949 Gym will be closed from 6 pm onwards on every last Friday

Swimming Pool* / Jacuzzi* Daily : 7 am to 9 pm Guest fee : $5/personTel: 6933-3961

Tennis Courts* Daily : 7 am to 10 pm Indoor court fee Outdoor court fee Booking lines: 6375-5567/8 Club Night for Court Mon to Fri before 5 pm : $7/hr Mon to Fri before 5 pm : $3/hr D & E (Tues & Fri) : 5 pm to 9 pm Mon to Fri after 5 pm, Mon to Fri after 5 pm, Weekend & PH : $9/hr Weekend & PH : $5/hr Guest : $5/2hrs Guest : $5/2hr

AUSTRALIA

CROMER GOLF CLUBCromer Road, Cromer, NSW 2099SITE http://www.cromergolfclub.com.auTEL (61) 29982 3088FAX (61) 29981 3782EMAIL admin@cromergolfclub.com.au KOORINGAL GOLF CLUBWilga Avenue, Altona, Victoria 3018SITE http://www.kooringalgolf.com.auTEL (61) 39315 0855FAX (61) 39315 9145EMAIL jjustin@kooringalgolf.com.au MOUNT OSMOND GOLF CLUB60 Mount Osmond Road, Mount Osmond, South Australia 5064SITE http://www.mogc.com.au/TEL (61) 88379 1673FAX (61) 88379 0434EMAIL info@mogc.com.au PACIFIC GOLF CLUB430 Pine Mountain Road, Carindale, Queensland 4152SITE http://www.pacificgolf.com.auTEL (61) 73343 0888FAX (61) 73343 0899EMAIL admin@pacificgolf.com.au THE VINES RESORT & COUNTRY CLUBVerdelho Drive, The Vines, Western Australia 6069SITE http://www.vines.com.auTEL (61) 89297 3000FAX (61) 89297 3333EMAIL marketing@vines.com.au THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOLF CLUB60 Hayes Avenue, Yokine, Western Australia 6060SITE http://www.wagolfclub.com.auTEL (61) 89349 1988FAX (61) 89344 4424EMAIL reception@wagolfclub.com.au WANNEROO GOLF CLUB44 Flynn Dr, Neerabup Western Australia 6031SITE http://wgc.net.au/TEL (61) 89405 3677FAX (61) 89306 3677EMAIL admin@wgc.net.au WEST LAKES GOLF CLUB26 Lochside Dr, West Lakes, South Australia 5021SITE http://www.westlakesgolfclub.com.auTEL (61) 88268 3850FAX (61) 88268 5451EMAIL office@westlakesgolfclub.com.au YOWANI COUNTRY CLUB455 Northbourne Avenue, Lyneham, Australian Capital Territory 2602SITE http://www.yowani.com.auTEL (61) 26241 3377FAX (61) 26241 8561EMAIL club@yowani.com.au

BRUNEI

PANAGA GOLF CLUBPanaga Club, E5, Simpang 464, Jalan Utara, Seria KB3534, Negara Brunei DarussalamSITE http://www.panagaclub.com/TEL (673) 337 3142FAX (673) 337 4056EMAIL info@panagaclub.com

HONG KONG

DISCOVERY BAY GOLF CLUB **Valley Road, Discovery Bay, Lantau IslandSITE http://www.dbgc.hkTEL (852) 2987 7273FAX (852) 2987 5900

INDONESIA

PADANG GOLF MODERNJl. Modern Golf Raya, Kota Modern, Tangerang 15117SITE https://www.moderngolf.co.id/TEL (62) 21 552 9228FAX (62) 21 552 9187 * : Green Fees Payable

** : Limited flights available (weekdays only)

Payment at above clubs to be made by cash only. Club members who wish to visit any of the reciprocal clubs are requested to obtain the reciprocal introduction card from our Golfing Office. You are required to produce your membership card during your visit. Signing in of guest is not allowed. For further enquiries, please call the Golfing Office at (65) 6933-3951/954.

RECIPROCAl / AFFIlIATED ClubSPALM SPRINGS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBJl. Hang Lekiu Nongsa, Batam-IndonesiaSITE http://www.palmsprings.com.sg/TEL (62) 778 761222FAX (62) 778-76122EMAIL booking@palmsprings.com.sg PANTAI INDAH KAPUK COURSE*Marina Indah, Penjaringan, Kapuk Jakarta 14470SITE http://www.damaiindahgolf.comTEL (62) 21 588 2388FAX (62) 21 588 2391EMAIL club@damaiindah-golf.com

MALAYSIA

AYER KEROH COUNTRY CLUBKm 14.5, Jalan Tasik, 75450 Ayer Keroh, MelakaSITE http://www.akcc.com.myTEL (60) 6233 2000FAX (60) 6232 3578EMAIL info@akcc.com.my

BATU PAHAT GOLF CLUB678, Jalan Dato Mohd. Shah, Taman Koperasi, 83000 Batu Pahat, JohorTEL (60) 7432 9221/3FAX (60) 7434 2221

BUKIT BANANG GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBNO 1, Persiaran Gemilang, Bandar Banang Jaya 83000 Batu Pahat, Johor Darul TakzimSITE http://www.berjayaclubs.com/banang/TEL (60) 7428 5431FAX (60) 7428 6801

BUKIT JAWI GOLF RESORTLot 414, MK 6, Jalan Paya Kemian Sempayi, 14200 Sungai Jawi, Pulau PinangSITE http://www.bukitjawi.com.myTEL (60) 4582 0759FAX (60) 4582 2613

CLEARWATER SANCTUARY GOLF RESORTLot 6019, Jalan Changkat Larang 3100 Batu Gajah, Perak Darul RidzuanSITE http://www.cwsgolf.com.myTEL (60) 5366 7433FAX (60) 5366 7434EMAIL email@cwsgolf.com.my

DALIT BAY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBPantai Dalit, Tuaran, 89208 Kota Kinabalu, KKSITE http://www.dalitbaygolf.com.myTEL (60) 8879 1188FAX (60) 8879 2128EMAIL dalitbaygolf.rrr@shangri-la.com

KELAB DARUL EHSANKDE Recreation Bhd (121237-P), Taman Tun Abdul Razak, Jalan Kerja Air Lama, Ampang Jaya 68000, Selangor Darul EhsanSITE http://www.berjayaclubs.com/kde/TEL (60) 34257 2333FAX (60) 34257 6293EMAIL kde@berjayaclubs.com

KELAB DIRAJA SERI MENANTIIstgana Perkasa Alam 71550 Sri Menanti, Negeri SembilanTEL (60) 6497 9600FAX (60) 6497 9888EMAIL rsmgcc@yahoo.com

KELAB GOLF NEGARA SUBANGJalan SS 7/2, Ss 11, 47301 Petaling Jaya, SelangorSITE http://www.subanggolf.comTEL (60) 37876 0381 / 0388FAX (60) 37875 5267 (General) / (60) 37874 9796 (Golf)EMAIL kgns@subanggolf.com

KELAB GOLF SARAWAKPetra Jaya, 93050 Kuching, SarawakSITE http://www.kgswak.com/TEL (60) 8244 4791FAX (60) 8244 1733EMAIL info@kgswak.com

KELAB RAHMAN PUTRA MALAYSIAJalan BRP 2/1, Bukit Rahman Putra, 47000 Sg. Buloh, SelangorSITE http://www.krpm.com.my/TEL (60) 36156 6870FAX (60) 36156 0280EMAIL krpm@krpm.com.my

KELANTAN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB5488, Jalan Hospital, Bandar Kota Bharu, 15200 Kota Bharu, KelantanTEL (60) 9748 2102FAX (60) 9747 2918

KINABALU GOLF CLUBJalan Aru, Tanjung Aru, 88807 Kota Kinabalu, SabahSITE http://www.borneo-online.com.my/kgcTEL (60) 8825 1615FAX (60) 8824 0166EMAIL kgcgolf12@gmail.com

KLUANG COUNTRY CLUBJalan Mengkibol, Taman Sunrise, 86000 Kluang, JohorTEL (60) 7771 8840FAX (60) 7772 5065EMAIL kluangcountryclub@yahoo.com

PALM RESORT GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBJalan Persiaran Golf, Off Jalan Jumbo, 81250 Senai JohorSITE http://www.palmresort.com/golf- country-club-41.aspxTEL (60) 7599 6222FAX (60) 7599 6001EMAIL info@palmresort.com

PENANG TURF CLUB (GOLF)Jalan Batu Gantong, Racecourse, Pulau Pinang, 10450 Jelutong, PenanSITE http://www.penangturfclub.com/golf.htmlTEL (60) 4238 5226FAX (60) 4226 6535

ROYAL PAHANG GOLF CLUBJalan Padang Golf, Kuantan, Pahang 25050SITE http://royalpahanggc.com.my/TEL (60) 9567 5811 / 12FAX (60) 9566 7042

ROYAL PERAK GOLF CLUBJalan Sultan Azlan Shah, 31400 Ipoh, Perak, MalaysiaSITE http://www.royalperak.com.myTEL (60) 5542 3266FAX (60) 5545 5046EMAIL info@royalperak.com.my

ROYAL SELANGOR GOLF CLUBJalan Kelab Golf, Off Jalan Tun Razak 55000 Kuala LumpurSITE http://www.rsgc.com.myTEL (60) 39206 3333EMAIL rsgc@rsgc.com.my

SABAH GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBJalan Kolam, Bukit Padang, 88300 Kota Kinabalu, SabahSITE http://sgccsabah.com/TEL (60) 8824 7533FAX (60) 8822 5243EMAIL sgcc@sgccsabah.com

SEGAMAT COUNTRY CLUBNo.1511, Jalan Genuang, Johor, 85000 Segamat District, MalaysiaTEL (60) 7943 5968FAX (60) 7943 2301

SERAMBAN INTERNATIONAL GOLF CLUB3 ¼ Miles, Kuala Pilah Road, PO BOX 88, 70710 Seremban Negeri SembilanSITE http://sigc.com.my/home/TEL (60) 6677 5787 / 5277FAX (60) 6678 8376 / 2309

TIARA MELAKA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB *Jalan Gapam, Bukit Katil P.O Box 473, 75760 MelakaSITE http://www.lion.com.my/weboper/ property/tiaramelaka.nsf/homeTEL (60) 6231 1111 / 2366FAX (60) 6231 4122EMAIL tmgcc1@gmail.com

PHILIPPINES

WACK WACK GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBOld Wack Wack Rd, Mandaluyong City, Manila, Metro Manila, PhilippinesTEL (63) 2723 0665 / 72FAX (63) 2723 8554 / 58EMAIL inquiry@wackwack.com

SINGAPORE

CHANGI GOLF CLUB20 Netheravon Road, Singapore 508505SITE http://www.changigolfclub.org.sgTEL 6545 5133FAX 6545 2531

ORCHID COUNTRY CLUB **1 Orchid Club Road, Singapore 769162SITE http://www.orchidclub.comTEL 6755 9811FAX 6752 7147

RAFFLES COUNTRY CLUB *450 Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Singapore 639932SITE https://www.rcc.org.sg/TEL 6861 7649FAX 6861 5293EMAIL golfrecep@rcc.org.sg

SELETAR COUNTRY CLUB **101 Seletar Club Road, Singapore 798273SITE http://www.seletarclub.com.sgTEL 6481 4812FAX 6481 3000

SEMBAWANG COUNTRY CLUB **249 Sembawang Road, Singapore 758352SITE http://www.sembawanggolf.org.sgTEL 6275 0642FAX 6752 0446EMAIL golf.admin@sembawanggolf.org.sg

WARREN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB **81 Choa Chu Kang Way, Singapore 688263SITE http://warren.org.sgTEL 6586 1245FAX 6586 1235

SRI LANKA

ROYAL COLUMBO GOLF CLUB223 Model Farm Road, Colombo 8, Sri LankaSITE http://www.rcgcsl.comTEL (94) 1126 95431, 2691401, 2682917, 2674519, 2675952, 7989830-2FAX (94) 1126 87592

THAILAND

SIAM COUNTRY CLUB (PATTAYA) *50/6 Moo 9, T.Pong, A.Banglamung, Chonburi 20150SITE http://www.siamcountryclub.comTEL (66) 3890 9700FAX (66) 3890 9779EMAIL rsvn@siamcountryclub.com

SUMMIT PINEHURST GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB146/4 Moo 17 Phaholyotin Road, Klong Nueng, Amphur Klong Luang, Pathumtani 12120SITE http://www.pinehurst.co.thTEL (66) 02516 8679 84FAX (66) 02516 8685 / 2010

VIETNAM

MONTGOMERIE LINKS *Dien Ngoc Ward, Dien Ban Town, Quang Nam ProvinceSITE http://www.montgomerielinks.com/TEL (84) (510) 3941 942FAX (84) (510) 3941 940EMAIL info@montgomerielinks.com

SONG BE GOLF RESORT *77 Binh Duong Boulevard, Lai Thieu Ward, Thuan An Town, Binh Duong ProvinceSITE http://songbegolf.comTEL (84) (650) 3756 660/1FAX (84) (650) 3755 804EMAIL info@songbegolf.com.vn