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Sep I Oct 2016A bi-monthly publication by National Service Resort & Country Club

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NSRCC Celebrates our Nation’s Birthday in a Meaningful Way! Pg 6

Seen&HeardExcitement from the 24th Trios League @ NSRCC Changi! Pg 4

OnParBrandon Han – Putting his way to success! Pg 11

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The views and comments in this magazine may not necessarily represent that of the NSRCC management. No part of this magazine may be reproduced without prior written permission from NSRCC. All correspondences should be addressed to the Editor, RESORT VIEW.

Seen & Heard4 Resort Bowl: The 24th Trios League5 The Scoop on Constant Wind’s Open House! NSRCC’s Meaningful Twist to Celebrate National Day!

On Par8 A Day in the Life of our Course Maintenance Team!10 Mizuno Golf School – Downswing with a Splash11 The Brandon Han Story12 Affiliated Clubs Special - Golfing in Malaysia!13 Greenside Matters September 201614 Hole-in-One Achievers15 Golf 101 – Potential Rules Situations on the 1st Tee

Front Page16 Our Inaugural Durian Fiesta at NSRCC Changi!

In & Around NSRCC18 Check out the latest enhancements in NSRCC Changi & Kranji

UpdatesPartner PromotionsUpcoming Events & Promos25 Aikido Classes Yoga Classes Taijiquan Classes26 Night Photography Workshop Basic Photography Workshop Free Trial of Aikido, Yoga & Taijiquan

In Every Issue2 Officer Bearers At Your Service3 The Editor Speaks27 Facilities Directory28 Affiliated Clubs

Contents

is published bi-monthly byNational Service Resort & Country Club10 Changi Coast Walk, Singapore 499739Tel: 6542 8288 Fax: 6545 6508MICA (P) No. 035/09/2015

Email [email protected]

EditorTan Sze Wah

Editorial TeamChua Swee Kiat, Jackson Loy, Derek Chan, Koh Boon Check, Derrick Hia, Sheena Anne-Marie

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GENERAL MANAGERNg Heng [email protected]

DIRECTORS Business Strategy, Resort & MMCStanley [email protected]

GolfJames Sua, [email protected]

MANAGERSKranji SanctuaryJason [email protected]

FacilitiesDavid [email protected]

Finance & AdminJoanne [email protected]

Business Strategy & MMCDerrick [email protected]

HR & TrainingJoey [email protected]

INFORMATION [email protected]

Assistant Manager, ITSteven [email protected]

FINANCE (PAYMENT & STATEMENT OF ACCOuNTS ENquIRIES)[email protected]

Officer (Credit)quck Lian Chuan 6540 8588

MEMBERSHIP & [email protected]@nsrcc.com.sg

Assistant Manager, MembershipTan Ei Kheng 6540 8552

CSO MembershipFaezah 6540 8556Norazuana 6540 8555

Executive (Marketing) Alix Chu 6543 5733

CORPORATE [email protected]

Executive (Corporate Comm)Sheena Anne-Marie 6540 8550

Assistant Executive (Corporate Comm)Nur Isyana 6540 8557

CHANGI [email protected]

Assistant Manager, GolfDerrick Tay 6540 8548

Executive (Golf)Ong Eng Peng 6540 8544

Supervisor (Driving Range)David Oliveiro 6543 1726

KRANJI [email protected]

Assistant Executive (Golf, KSGC)Fadzli 6795 2300

Assistant Executive (Operations, KSGC)Nasarudin 6795 2304

COuRSE MAINTENANCECourse Superintendent (Kranji)Lee Yew Kee 6795 2319

Course Superintendent (Changi)Lim Kah Hwee 6543 5713

[email protected]

Assistant Manager, ResortFrancis Yuen 6540 8559

Assistant Executive (Bungalows)Safiee 6542 8286

SPORTS/RECREATIONsports&[email protected]

Executive (Sports & Recreation)Wong Mei Ling 6540 5737

Senior Officer (Sports & Recreation)Juhainiemasra 6540 8564

Officer (Sports & Recreation)Stephen Lim 6540 8563

RESORT BOWL @ [email protected]

Executive (Resort)Dennis Chew 6540 8567

CORPORATE/PRIVATE [email protected]

Assistant Manager, Resort Yam Chung Wai 6540 8566

Executive (Event Management & Jackpot)Regina Soo 6543 5749

Executive (Event Management)Patrick Soong 6543 5735

Assistant Executive (Event Management)Jax Fong 6543 5082

PATRONPrime Minister of SingaporeLee Hsien Loong

BOARD OF DIRECTORSChairmanChan Yeng KitDeputy ChairmenYip Seng Cheong LeoLG Lim Cheng Yeow PerryDirectorTan Kean Loong KeithLee Chung Wei

GENERAL COMMITTEEPresidentLG Lim Cheng Yeow PerryVice PresidentLee Chung WeiCOMR Yap Wee Teck EricCaptainTan Kah HanMembersCOL (NS) Lim Swee Chye SimonWong Hui Ping ThomasTeoh Ai LinLeong Chee Keen EdwardLee Chee PengKwa Hian Djoe AndrewTan Sze WahLooi Wan HuiSecretaryNg Heng ChewTreasurerTan Chai Hiang Joanne

CHANGI MANAGEMENT COMMITTEENSRCC CHANGIChairmanLee Chung Wei Vice-ChairmanLee Chee PengMembersToo Chee Keong PatrickToh Bee Chew WinstonNg Heng ChewHo Chee Boon StanleySua Boon Seng JamesTan Chai Hiang Joanne

KRANJI MANAGEMENT COMMITTEEChairmanCOMR Yap Wee Teck EricVice-ChairmanCOL Keong Boon Kee CliffordMembersChai Yee Yuen LionelSiow Kah Weng CalvinGoh Soon Hee DerrickNg Heng ChewHo Chee Boon StanleySua Boon Seng JamesTan Chai Hiang JoanneYeo Yew Jin Jason

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEEChairmanTeoh Ai LinMembersKeok Tong SanToh Eng Kian KelvinSiva ShanmugamPoh Hee HianLim Yong Chin LawrenceLee Yak Whatt DickYong Eng Wah

RESORT & FACILITIES COMMITTEEChairmanLee Chee PengVice ChairmanToo Chee Keong PatrickConvenor (Bowling)Soh Bee Leng RichardConvenor (Tennis/Squash)Lee Cher Tong DavidConvenor (Family Recreation)Florence KhemlaniConvenor (Billiard)Tan Chong Keat DennisMembersKuek Chiew PengChan Yu quan DerekTang Teck Wah

GREENS COMMITTEECaptainTan Kah HanVice CaptainsTay Kian Hwee DavidChong Chin Wah JennyMembersChua Peng Hock WilliamChua Yam SengHuang Mee Foh DavidLee Hu Geck CynthiaNg Kim Teck VincentTan Yong Hui BrianChua Peng Loke VincentTan Lay Har

HANDICAP COMMITTEEKoh Boon CheckTsung Pui Ling PaulineGoh Huat Beng WilliamCher Lew Err Andrew

EDITORIAL COMMITTEEHonorary Editor/ChairmanTan Sze WahMembersChua Swee KiatLoy Dek Ee Jackson

AuDIT COMMITTEEChairmanLooi Wan HuiMembersLeong Chee Keen EdwardWong Hui Ping Thomas

ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEEChairmanKwa Hian Djoe AndrewMembersToh Bee Chew WinstonNeo Wee Beng MikeSeah Chin AikLim Cher Meng Henry

REDEVELOPMENT COMMITTEEChairmanLee Chee PengTan Kah HanMembersTay Kian Hwee DavidKan Kong CheongLooi Wan HuiTan Yong Hui Brian

ESTABLISHMENT COMMITTEEChairmanLee Chung Wei MembersLeong Chee Keen EdwardLee Meng Guek IvyWong Hui Ping Thomas

theeditorspeaksEditor Tan Sze Wah

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Dear Members,

National Day celebrations are just over and for those involved in the preparations, thank you very much. Time flies and we are nearly at the end of the year. If you are making year-end holiday plans do read up on our affiliated clubs feature here and in previous issues.

We will be having our mooncake festival where the kids get to walk the golf course with their lanterns, we certainly hope that the haze will not affect our events. The Seasports Centre successfully held an open house. Also “The King of Fruits” lovers aka Durian Lovers got to enjoy our sold out inaugural Durian buffet event. Flip inside for a report and photos of this event.

Our bungalows now come with new BBQ shelters to protect you against the elements and for Kranji, we have updates on the new Wifi hotspot and buggy path improvement works.

Our members have done well in golf and bowling. A Junior Development Squad member won the Singapore HSBC youth challenge tournament whilst our bowlers won several medals at the “Trios” bowling competition. Many congratulations and we have included their exploits inside.

On the golfing scene, we followed our golf maintenance team to learn more about their work. We have our regular Golf 101 feature on rules and another by the professional experts with tips to improve your scores. Singapore Golf Association (SGA) have implemented a Central Handicapping System (CHS) and golfers have to register to maintain their USGA handicap. The process is quick and painless and information is provided under Greenside Matters article. Please register now if you have not done so.

Have fun, cheers

Sze Wah

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A Feature from our Resort Bowl!

24th Trios League 2016 held at NSRCC Changi!

T he Trios Leagues was held from 15th January to 29th

July this year at NSRCC Changi with a total of 110 bowlers representing 10 teams, competing in several categories.

The league which is an on-going programme, encourages members and guests of NSRCC to compete against each other, as well as provide an excellent bonding and networking opportunity.

The Masters Finals was held on 31stJuly with 36 bowlers competing for the coveted trophy. Johnny Lim won the Individual Championship, followed by Derek Chan and Andrew Fong who came in as 1st and 2nd Runners-up respectively. Congratulations to all the winners! We are the Champions! Leaders from Bowling Kakis Team accepting their trophies from

Ms Adeline Law, President of the Trios League.

L to R - Adeline Law & Johhny Lim L to R - Adeline Law & Andrew Fong

Champion - Bowling Kakis Team

Individual Champions of the Trios Leagues!

L to R - Adeline Law & Derek Chan

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C onstant Wind at NSRCC Sea Sports Centre, held their Open House on Saturday 6th

August 2016.

Members of NSRCC and sea sport enthusiasts were able to enjoy free rides on the centre’s sailing boats and the ever so popular banana boat. Coaches from Constant Wind were present to provide free beginner lessons on stand up paddling, windsurfing and kayaks. The morning session started at 10.30am until lunchtime at 12 noon. The fun started all over again in the afternoon session at 2pm, but spirits were not dampened as it had to end by about half an hour earlier at 4.30pm due to bad weather.

The centre also organised a windsurfing marathon during the Open House! Race participant’s sailed from the Centre to Tanah Merah Beacon, Keta Beacon, Bedok Buoy and back to the centre, covering a distance of approximately 10km. Without a doubt, everyone had a great time!

See you again next year!

Fun Times at Constant Wind Open House!

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Celebrating Our Nation’s Birthday in a Special Way!S ingaporeans hold National Day close to their

hearts, as it commemorates our nation’s independence. Staff of NSRCC celebrated this significant day with a slight twist, one that would in turn help save another person’s life.

On 10th August, we set our sights on a meaningful cause, all decked in red as we made our way to the Bloodbank @HSA. That’s right, blood donation was on the agenda!

Our enthusiastic staff reached the centre at 2pm,all ready to get right into it! After the completion of a mandatory questionnaire, all of us were eagerly awaiting our turn to see the doctor for a check-up which would be a make or break, as it decided if we were able to donate. Fortunately, our group of troopers were in the pink of health, and ready to start the blood donation process!

The group of staff who went, were truly an interesting mix! We had our first timers, and we also had people who had already been donating blood for years. Needles weren’t really an issue, because at the back of all our minds, we knew this was going to help someone in dire need of it. After donating, we rested, replenished our energy with some sweet and savoury treats and weregood to go!

Did you know that a single blood donation can help save up to three lives? The staff who participated in this walked out of the blood bank feeling that we had done something very meaningful. We were able to contribute to our society by such a simple act of goodness. Besides, what greater gift is there, than the gift of life?

Sri is a familiar face at NSRCC Changi’s golf counter, but did you know she is an avid blood donor?

All prepped up to do good and donate blood!

A long time donor and a first time donor, Rashid and Alvin here to start saving lives!

A big smile and all set to get into donating his blood for a good cause!

Looks like he is all ready to start donating blood!

Meet our Blood Donation Troopers!

No needle can hold us back!

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Donating blood

hurts.

MYTH

For more information on blood donation, visit giveblood.sg or call 6220 0183.

Bloodbank@HSA • Woodlands • Dhoby Ghaut • Westgate Tower

Actually, it’s not really that painful. It’s just a small prick in your arm and our trained nurses will apply a local anaesthetic first, so you’ll hardly feel a thing. Getting pricked by a durian, now that hurts!

How your blood can save lives

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A Day in the Life of……A ll our golfers always look forward to their game of golf at our courses, be it at NSRCC Changi or Kranji. The

work that goes into keeping our greens and fairways ready for play, goes beyond what the eyes can see. In this edition of Resort View, meet part of the team from Changi who work from the wee hours of the morning, and under the sweltering sun to make sure that the grooming of our courses are up to par!

(L) - ( R) Richard Ho (Assistant Foreman), Gee Hai Kwang (Greens Specialist) & Foo Kah Seong (Foreman)

The three men wait patiently in their buggies, before driving out to our 10th tee to demonstrate some of the daily duties that they do. “We’ve never really been interviewed before, so it is a change from merely just getting our jobs done today, we get to show everyone behind-the-scenes of what we are passionate about doing!” said foreman Foo Kah Seong excitedly. He has been with NSRCC for 17 years after working as a carpenter in Johor, and is part of the Course Maintenance team. In a supervisory capacity, Kah Seong’s list of duties goes beyond assisting our Course Superintendent in inspecting course conditions. Equipped with a vital knowledge of tools, methods and materials used in landscaped area maintenance, he leads his team to ensure that all activities for the upkeep of the course are carried out promptly.

Next in line to Kah Seong is Assistant Foreman Richard Ho, holding the fort when duty calls. Richard who hails from Kota Tinggi in Malaysia, came from an entirely different background as a plastic mould maker, before setting his sights on NSRCC 7 years ago when he felt he needed a change, and has never looked back since. “It takes a lot of dedication to get our courses prepped daily. Our day begins as early as 4AM, when we wake up to get ready for the day. What I love about this job is that it keeps me on my toes, and I like constantly being occupied, so this to me is perfect.” Richard says, as his face lights

up with a smile.

Hai Kwang on the other hand, has been a Greens Specialist with the club for 6 years. He proudly says with

a smile that he is from the same town in Malaysia as Richard and looks forward to the weekly trips he takes back home to see his family after carrying out his scope of work diligently. “My duties include bunker raking and mowing of the greens, it does take a long time to do, but it is extremely rewarding when you take a look at

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Our Course Maintenance Team!

the course once it has been maintained.” he says as he talks about his tasks.

All of them agree that the job does offer great incentives, but one of the greatest would bethe friendships that have been forged within the team itself, and with the members they meet. “Our families do not stay in Singapore with us, so after all these years, our colleagues and club members have become our family since we see each other so often.” Kah Seong says. A lot of elbow grease is involved in the upkeep of the courses, but what makes it even more special, is knowing the amount of dedication and passion which goes into making our courses playable in both our locations when you look at our perfectly kept fairways.

We admire the tenacity that these three guys put in daily in their jobs, and they also speakof the same zeal that our entire Course Maintenance team puts into their work. Soif you see them on the course during your next game, give them a high-five perhaps?

To maintain good playing conditions, Richard demonstrates raking the

bunkers on our course!

Foo Kah Seong weeding the fairways to ensure that the turf is smooth and ready for play.

Ready, Steady…. The Three Guys in Action on the Course!

Our Greens Specialist, Gee Hai Kwang mowing

the grass near a bunker on our 10th tee.

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DOWNSWING WITH A SPLASHBy Edmund Tan, Head of Golf Instruction & Custom Fitting, Mizuno

“H ow do I start the downswing?” and “What starts the

downswing?” are the questions often asked by many golfers, including myself when I was a junior. Is it pulling the grip, spinning the hips, turning the shoulders or sliding the knees? The answer to a good downswing sequence is to start from the ground upward with the focus on the left foot. Take a good look at the image, you would want to start from the left foot splashing into the casual water (lateral weight shift), then continue with the hip turn, chest turn, arms swinging down, and finally the club striking the ball.

This sequence is the best way to strike the ball solidly. Despite different swing styles from players such as Bubba Watson and Luke Donald, both of them are able to get the job done with an identical downswing sequence.

If you are struggling with thin and fat shots or you are lacking the ability

to compress the ball into the ground which maximises the club and ball performance, then this image here is great for you. Also, if you have a tendency to scoop the ball into the air or have your weight hanging back on the right side, this will drive some new sensations your way. If you can’t seem to make this aggressive move to the left foot, you will probably have to examine the quality of your physical movement. This is because our body work in an alternating pattern of stable segments connected by mobile joints and if this pattern is altered, you will not be able to achieve this downswing sequence for the best swing efficiency.

Confused? I am sure. Take a look at the image on the right where purple highlights are built to be stable and the green highlights are joints built to be mobile. Since this article’s main focus is on the left foot, let’s use it as the example. It is vital to have your left foot to be in balance and acts as the pillar to

support your golf swing when you turn though the finish swing. Now if you have difficulties staying in balance on your left foot, that means your feet are now mobile and that will cause your ankles no choice but to be stable to support the feet movement.

That is the wrong patter and you are more likely to hang back in your swing and hit poor shots. You may also have to compensate something for a chance to strike the ball decently. That being said, you are less likely to achieve an efficient swing. Go ahead and give this move a try. Start your downswing with a splash on your left foot, follow by turning your hips, chest, hands and then club at impact.

If you are still struggling with this move, find one of us at Mizuno Golf School for a physical assessment and prescription of golf drills, and you will soon be on your way to solid shots.

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I f there was ever a success story to be told about a young golfing

talent involved in NSRCC’s Junior Golf Development Program (JGDP), then here it is...The Brandon Han Story.

Brandon is starting to understand that golf is a game of irony. To shoot low scores, one cannot remain squarely focused on shooting low scores, to beat other players, one cannot remain squarely focused on beating other players. To win tournaments, one cannot remain squarely focused on winning tournaments. Golf must be played the right way and for the right reasons. Awards, recognition and trophies, if they are to be had, must follow as natural consequences of hitting great shots. The ability to hit great shots must come from the passion for learning and playing the game. Brandon loves playing the game, loves the pursuit of excellence in golf. This is a very important lesson for Brandon and anyone for that matter, who wants to achieve greatness.

Nothing has ever come easy for Brandon, whatever he has achieved in golf he has done so through good old fashioned hard work. Coming off a solid year last year without a victory (had a 2nd and a 3rd placing), this year has been a different story for the young man. He was accepted to involve himself in the SGA National Ranking Games late last year which pits his skills up against the strongest fields in the country. That was a great wake-

up call for him to raise the bar on his own work ethic if he was to achieve his goals. And I believe he has responded and stepped up to the plate. Brandon has also been selected for the NSRCC Junior Golf Development Programme for the past 4 years, which he has benefitted from tremendously!

In April this year he held off the field in his age division at Inter-School Nationals held at Marina Bay Golf Course, pulling off his first major victory, a moment he relished and will remember forever. Then during the June school holidays, he came from behind with a final round 73 to rally and pull off his second victory at the HSBC Youth Challenge held at Sembawang Country Club. It was obvious that Brandon had gained a taste for success at Nationals and now had a real belief in his ability to do it again. Losing can be a habit if it happens often enough but then by the same token, so can winning. Brandon was learning how to win.

In his first real overseas golf tournament, the Hong Kong Junior Open held in early August at Hong Kong Golf Club, Brandon performed admirably with a 5th place finish. These are all necessary experiences

on route to the bigger picture of Brandon reaching his longer term goals. Keep pushing to get better, this is an endless journey… and that’s the same for all of us who aspires for great golf. Tiger Woods

once said that “there are two opponents in the game: yourself and the golf course. If you can somehow combat those two, you’ll do all right.” This is the new lesson for Brandon to wrestle with now and in all honesty, going forward, the majority of his progress will be through mental revelations that he learns along his journey. Physically his game is on the right path but mentally he still has much to learn despite the massive progress he has made in this area of late.

Fellow golf enthusiasts, keep an eye on this kid. Please say hi to him when you can, he is a very pleasant, humble young man with huge potential who can really “golf his ball.” Brandon Han folks….

PhIL BrewBrandon’s personal Coach since he started at the age of 7PGA Member of Australia & SingaporeDirector Phil Brew Golf Academy

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THE BRANDON HAN STORY

Apart for his love for golf, Brandon has been training and playing soccer since he was 7!

Brandon emerged as Champion in the ‘C’ Division Boy’s Category at the National School Games Golf Championships 2016!

Brandon, as a young boy keen to learn more on golf, with his coach Phil Brew before training

Brandon was the winner of the ‘B’ Boys Division at the recent HSBC Youth Challenge!

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Affiliation Arrangement • Complimentary green fee. Buggy/ caddy fees

will be at prevailing rates. • Booking is restricted to a maximum of 4

flights (2 flights each in the morning & afternoon).

• Booking is restricted to a maximum of 14 days per calendar year.

• Each member is entitled to sign up to 3 guests.

STAFFIELD COUNTRY RESORTBatu 13, Jalan Seremban-Kuala Lumpur (Country Road) 71700 Mantin Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus, Malaysia Tel: 02 – 6018 – 222 - 1919Fax: 02 - 603 – 8766 - 7173 Website: www.berjayaclubs.com/staffield/

Flight BookingTel: 02 - 03 - 5519 1512 / 02 - 03 - 5512 2242Fax: 02 - 03 - 5512 6025

Affiliation Arrangement• 50% of prevailing guest green fee. •

Buggy/Caddy fees will be at prevailing rates.• Booking is restricted up to a maximum of

4 flights (2 flights each in the morning and afternoon).


Set within the majestic vista of the royal township of Shah Alam, the bustling capital city of the State of Selangor Darul Ehsan, KGSAAS is well endowed with all the luxuries and privileges to pamper you throughout your stay.

KGSAAS’s 27-hole course is designed by world-renowned golf course designers, Thompson Wolveridge and Associates which is helmed by 5-time British Open Champion, Peter Thompson. Utilising the terrain’s natural undulations and the lakes’ natural beauty, combined with over 25,000 replanted trees and shrubs, the result is a scenic landscape that is most breathtaking

Affi iated C ubsSpecial

MalaysiaMalaysia, our neighbouring nation has always been a popular choice for a quick change of scene. want a golf getaway, but still stay close to home? Time to get acquainted with some of our Malaysian affiliated golf clubs!

Golfing in

SelAngor

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KELAB GOLF SULTAN ABDUL AzIz SHAHNo. 1 Rumah KelabJalan Kelab Golf 13/640100 Shah AlamSelangor Sarul Ehsan, MalaysiaTel: 02 - 03 - 5510 5872Fax: 02 - 03 - 5510 5860Website: www.kgsaas.com.my

ORNA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBBatu 16, Jalan Gapam Ladang Gapam, 77200 Bemban Malacca, Malaysia Tel: 02 – 06 – 521 0333Fax: 02 – 06 – 521 0222Website: www.ornaresort.com.my

Affiliation Arrangement • 50% of prevailing guest green fee. Buggy/

caddy fees will be at prevailing rates. • Booking is restricted to a maximum of 4

flights (2 flights each in the morning & afternoon).


• Each member is restricted to 2 games per month (subject to availability).

• All rates subject to tax surcharge

Orna Golf & Country Club (OGCC) is located on an undulating Site just seven minutes from the Ayer Keroh interchanged of the North South Highway and 25 minutes from Malacca city, Malaysia. The first thing that strikes you when you drive into OGCC is its unique clubhouse, undoubtedly one of the most distinctive looking in the country.

The resort rooms are spacious and well-appointed, while recreational facilities include a beautifully landscaped swimming area with a large main pool, children’s pool and Jacuzzi, tennis courts and karaoke rooms. The 350 capacity Chinese restaurant serves superb Chinese cuisine with great views of the golf course, and is an extremely popular venue for weddings and other banquets. For larger functions, OGCC has a 700 capacity banquet hall, while conference rooms are available for corporate utilization.

MAlACCA

negeri SeMbilAn

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1. Responsibility of Players:Every player shall at all times be responsible for protecting and preserving the good condition of the golf course. Responsibility for any damage incurred by the striking of a golf ball belongs to every player. Therefore, let’s do our part to help to maintain the condition of course and repair damages that are caused by the striking of our clubs.

2. Bunkers:The simple guide would be to rake all footprints and furrows caused by the clubs striking the ball. In raking the sand, please level it as soon as you have played from it. Before you exit the bunker, ask yourself, would I be upset if I had to play from that spot?

3. Divots:Please help to repair any divots that you see by using sand bottles. Nothing is more perturbing to a golfer than when he/ she has executed a good shot but finds the ball landing in a divot.

4. Greens:Any damage to the putting green made by the player or his or her ball must be repaired before the player leaves the green. Follow the fix three rule. (When going on the green, fix your ball mark and an additional two.)

5. Littering on the Course:Trash bins are placed at convenient locations throughout the course and should be used by all players for disposal of all waste. Please take good care of the golf course and dispose your cigarette butts into the trash bins provided.

6. Chipping at the Tee-boxPlease refrain from practising chipping at the tee-boxes to preserve conditions of the tee boxes. Golfers may want to note that marshals will be going around and if you are observed not to discharge your responsibility above, you may be asked to do so. Please cooperate. Otherwise, they will take down your particulars and repeat offenders may be served caution notices.

NEW SGA CENTRALISED HANDICAPPING SYSTEMOn 4 August 2016, the SGA launched the Centralised Handicapping System. Since then, many of our members have already registered with the CHS. However, many more members still have not. This is a reminder that it is compulsory for all golfers to be registered with CHS to maintain their USGA handicap status with the SGA. Members who have not registered with CHS when the CHS comes into full operations will be deemed not to have a valid USGA handicap indexmaintained by SGA. This will also mean that:

a. You will not be able to participate in golf tournaments such as Monthly Medal, Club Competitions, other National Competitions, etc.

b. You may face complications when claiming hole-in-one prize if you have a hole-in-one. Most insurance companies would require proof of USGA Handicap Index when processingsuch claims.

Golfers who have missed registering for CHS will still be able to do so. The process is similar and when their CHS account is activated golfers may start posting their scores immediately.Golfers’ handicap history from NHB will be retained as at the 1st August 2016 revision. However, their newly calculated handicap data will only be displayed at the next revision date

If you have not done so yet, it is still not too late. Register directly now for the SGA Centralised Handicapping System (CHS) by logging into https://chs.sga.org.sg/#/

Enjoy Golfing.

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Greenside Matters

CARE OF OUR COURSE

Tan Kah hanClub Captain

For many golfers, the condition of the golf course is one of the key factors that will affect his/her golfing experience or the reason that they joined the club. A golf course is also a living, breathing thing. Creating a quality golf course is

not the responsibility of the Club’s maintenance crew alone. It’s also the responsibility of every member/golfer.. The action or inaction of golfers can have significant impact on the condition of the golf course.

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OneInHole

Achievers

S/N Name LocatioN H'cap Date

1 LeongChouChing HigashiIriyamacourseHole6 12.8 17May2016

2 LohKokMoh NSRCCKranji10thTeeHole#14 12 3June2016

3 LeongCheeLeong NSRCCKranji1stTeeHole#14 13 6June2016

4 ShayneLim SembawangCountryClubHole#6 12.1 17June2016

5 OonTikLee NSRCCChangi1stTeeHole#6 17.5 26June2016

6 PhanTeongSeng WarrenGolf&CountryClubHole#5 19.8 7July2016

7 JacksonGohSweeSheng NSRCCChangi1stTeeHole#9 13.8 17July2016

8 ChenVheanNanVictor KukupGolfResortHole#5 10.5 21July2016

9 SenYouMeng NSRCCChangi10thteeHole#6 15.4 29July2016

For results of Monthly Medal, please go to http://www.nsrcc.com.sg/posting/golf

“Get to Know Your Ladies Vice-Captain!”

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Since the beginning of August 2016, the lady golfers of NSRCC have been looking forward to their weekly tee and shots on our green fairways, with Ladies Vice Captain Ms Jenny Chong. The fun has not quite ended yet, as there will be a weekly ladies social game on Wednesday afternoons! Contact our Changi Golf team @ 6540 8500 to find out how you can join in!

Scenes from the first few sessions of

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Potential Rules Situations on the New 1st TeeIn this mini-series, we’ll be covering potential situations you might find yourself in when playing the new 9 holes at NSrCC.

F rom the tee, the water hazard that crosses the fairway is not visible. To the left, there is a netting protecting the green of Hole 5. If your ball ends up near the netting, you are entitled to a free drop only if it interferes with your

stance or intended area of swing. If the netting is in your line of play, you are not entitled to free relief.

If your ball enters the water hazard (yellow stakes) you may proceed under Rule 26-1 or make use of the drop zone provided.

Further along to the far left of the 2nd half of the fairway, green, there is our signature waterfall which is designated as a lateral water hazard (red stakes)

Golf 1-0-1 contributor Brian Tan is a member of the Greens Committee, and oversees Rules and Tournaments at NSRCC. When he’s not busy officiating as a Rules Official, he can be found losing balls in NSRCC’s water hazards.

The Green is surrounded by lateral water hazards. To the rear of the green, if you’re lucky enough to overshoot and land on the bridge, you may play the ball as it lies, or take relief under Rule 26-1. If you wish to play as it lies, you may ground the club on the bridge as the bridge is not the ground or water in the hazard (Rule 13-4).

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An Evening with the King... of FruitsW hat do you get when you put a group of avid

durian lovers and a free flow buffet of some of the finest selections of this fine delicacy? That’s right, you get NSRCC’s inaugural Durian Fiesta held on 9th July 2016 @ The Courtyard of our Changi location!

A whopping 70 eager participants who signed up for this tasty event, came as early as 5PM, in hopes of satisfying their rumbling tummies with piquant offerings of Mao Sang Wang, XO D24, lychees, longans and rambutans galore! Not to mention a refreshing drink of fresh coconut juice, to wash everything down.. There was plenty for everyone, with 150 kg worth of Mao Shan Wang as well as 60 kg of D24 and the various sides of exotic fruits!

Entertainment was not short either, as Lawrence who was the emcee for the evening ensured that guests also had fun with a variety of games, and of course in line with the theme, winners were allowed to bring home durians as prizes!

A lucky draw was also held during the festivities in which, 5 lucky winners were presented their prizes by Mr Patrick Too, Vice-Chairman of the Resort & Facilities Committee.

With the scent of durians wafting through the air, and wonderful weather for all to enjoy, we are very sure everyone who participated walked away extremely happy. We look forward to hosting another round of our Durian Fiesta and hope to see you again next year.

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Our Inaugural Durian Fiesta saw many happy faces having fun throughout the evening!

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Mr Stanley Ho, Director (Business Strategy, Resort & MMC) waiting for the evening to start with members of the Resort & Facilities Committee!

The Star of the Show neatly lined up to be devoured!

Happy faces and satisfied tummies!

Some of winners holding their prizes from the lucky draw conducted!

Winners from the Lucky Draw! Mr Patrick Too, Vice-Chairman of the Resort & Facilities Committee giving away the 5 prizes for

the lucky draw! Congrats to all the winners!

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Buggy Park Under Construction (for 12 buggies)

With 40 of our enchanting bungalows equipped with picturesque settings, there’s no holding back to plan that perfect celebration or staycation! The latest addition of a BBQ shelter at each unit promises to let the bonding and cooking over the hot pit continue through any weather situation!

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Our pearl of Neo Tiew Lane definitely has some good news to share! Currently still in the making, keep your eyes peeled for a buggy path that would lead golfers to the staircase near the Golfers’ Terrace (which is also equipped with Wi-Fi!)! This will definitely make it easier for golfers to order and pick up their food, and cut down the time needed for turning around for both nine-hole courses. The bridge at the back of the 4th green leads to the 5th tee box, and is intended to speed up play. It connects the current buggy path on the side of the 5th tee box to a newly constructed path at the back of the 4th green. Look out for the buggy park near the stairs for golfers to park their buggies in the event of inclement weather, and it can accommodate up 12 buggies.

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5th hole bridge connecting 4th green to 5th tee box

Enhancements&Upgrades aroundNSRCC

Buggy Park View from Golfers Terrace

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Saturday, 5 November 2016, 11.00am - 4.00pmNational Service Resort & Country Club Driving Range

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FREE cup of

coffee/tea

when you ordera main course using

the appValid till 31 Oct 2016

@ JCafe (NSRCC Changi - Golfers’ Terrace)

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CODE ‘ABETTERNSRCC’*PROMOTION ONLY FOR NSRCC MEMBERS

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Services

SPC SYNACE

JAVA GAYA

SPC SYNACE is a range of fully synthetic passenger car motor oils developed by SPC Lubricants. The SPC SYNACE range meets and even exceeds the exacting quality standards of most vehicle manufacturers. It is formulated especially for the driving conditions of the region and is blended in Singapore in accordance with ISO9001 Quality Management Systems.

Enjoy 30% off any SPC SYNACE Fully Synthetic Service Package when a valid NSRCC membership card is presented upon payment.

Promotion Duration: 1 March 2016 to 31 December 2016Visit www.spc.com.sg for updated locations and contact details of SPC Speedy Care auto service centres.

Terms & Conditions• 30% off for any SPC SYNACE Service Package purchased at any SPC Speedy Care auto service centre

which includes engine oil, standard oil filter and 14-point check.• Additional engine oil/services/parts not included in the service package will be charged separately.• Promotion exclusively for NSRCC members only and ends on 31 December 2016.• Valid NSRCC membership card must be presented upon payment.• By appointment only. Subject to operating hours of individual SPC Speedy Care auto service centres.• Visit www.spc.com.sg for location and contact details of SPC Speedy Care auto service centres.• Not valid with other offers, discounts and promotions.• SPC Lubricants reserve the rights to change the terms of this promotion without prior notice.

Java Gaya’s traditional Javanese massages will melt your stress away! Using special techniques involving knuckles to knead your muscles and acupoints, feel the tension in your body disappear as blood circulation is improved.

NSRCC members enjoy special rates for various treatments and packages!

Java Gaya is located at Eastwood Centre, 20 Eastwood Road. Call 6245 0386/0270 for bookings.

EXCLUSIVE OFFER FOR NSRCC MEMBERSNon-Members NSRCC Members

Traditional Javanese Massage – 60 min $70 $56Traditional Javanese Massage – 90 min $100 $86Traditional Javanese Massage – 120 min $125 $108

Package for 60 min x 5 sessions $330 $260Lymphatic Drainage Massage – 120 min $105 $98

Foot Reflexology $45 $42Massages for both men and women.

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With seven resorts to choose from, retreat into the tranquil villas of Banyan Tree, chic hotels of Angsana, or stylish service apartments at Cassia Phuket, after conquering the award-winning 18-hole Laguna Golf courses.

Enjoy exclusive golf packages using the promo code “NSRCC16” when making a reservation via our websites.

Kindly refer to our website www.nsrcc.com.sg under Partner Promotions for a step-by-step guide to making a reservation at any of the seven resorts in the three destinations. Your golf getaway is just a few clicks away!

OUTDOOR PRODUCTSFounded by the Altshule brothers in downtown Los Angeles in 1973, Outdoor Products have since become the leading lifestyle brand for innovative and fashionable products of durable quality. Work, play or travel, Outdoor Products gets you to your destination with ease.

Enjoy 10% off regular-priced items when a valid NSRCC membership card is presented upon payment.

Promotion Duration: 1 September 2016 to 31 December 2016The Outdoor Products Singapore Flagship Store is located at Capitol Piazza, B2-34 (Tel: 6385 0631).

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Terms & Conditions1. Redeemable at Outdoor Products, Capitol Piazza B2-34 only.2. Not applicable with any other privileges, discounts and/or promotions.3. No minimum spending is required.4. Promotion exclusively for NSRCC members only and ends on 31

December 2016.5. Valid NSRCC membership card must be presented upon payment.6. Sidefame (S) Pte Ltd reserves the right to change the terms of this

promotion without prior notice.

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sDate : 14 August 2016 – 23 October 2016 (ongoing) Day : Sunday Time : 3.00pm – 4.15pm*Fees (Per 10 Sessions) $150.00 + 7% GST (Members)$160.00 + 7% GST (Sign-in Guest) $165.00 + 7% GST (Non-Members) Minimum number of participants: 10 participantsAge Group: 5 years and aboveClosing Date:

Known as the Art of Peace, learn practical self-defence skills where you can improve alertness and body coordination. This class will be taught by instructor Nick Goh (3rd Dan). His words of advice to his students is to practice with a smile, and be true to themselves!

Do call us at 6540 8563 or email at S&[email protected] for more details!

YOGA CLASSESAIkIDO CLASSES

TAIjIqUAN CLASSES

Come and join us to learn Yang style Tai-chi with our chief coach Ms Jasmine Koh. Learn how to use this graceful exercise to increase your stability & reduce your stress. . Promotion: 15% off for Senior Citizen (aged 60 years and above). Chief coach Ms Jasmine Koh is a National Coaching Accreditation Programme certified coach with Singapore Sports Council. She is also a Peoples’ Association certified coach. She is a passionate Taijiquan practitioner and coach. She has experience teaching in Sports centres, resident committees centres, corporations, social service organisations and wushu training centres.


Date : 17 September 2016 – 5 November 2016 (ongoing) Day : Saturday Time : 3.00pm – 4.00pm*Fees (Per 8 Sessions) $150.00 + 7% GST (NSRCC Members)$160.00 + 7% GST (Signed-in Guests)$170.00 + 7% GST (Non-Members) Minimum number of participants: 8 participantsAge Group: 5 years and aboveClosing Date:

Are you up to challenge yourself to see how flexible you are? Come and join our Yoga classes where you can keep up to your fitness at same improving your agility. Promotion: 15% off for Senior Citizen (aged 60 years and above). The class will be taught by Ms Shanice Soh, she is a 200 – hours Registered Yoga Teacher certified Yoga Teacher. She is trained by the reknowned Annie Carpenter, founder of the SmartFlow Yoga and has practiced with numerous experienced teachers both locally and overseas. She is specialized in Hatha and Vinyasa Yoga and has been conducting yoga classes that cater to different levels, needs and goals. She truly believes that Yoga is a gateway to self-discovery. It can be an enriching and healing journey which nurtures the physical body and mind. She hopes to help students connect with their inner-selves and leave the class feeling well worked, clam and alert.


Date : 15 October 2016 – 7 January 2017 (ongoing) Day : Friday Time : 4.00pm – 5.30pm*Fees (Per 12 Sessions) $240.00 + 7% GST (NSRCC Members + Child)$250.00 + 7% GST (Signed-in Guests + Child)$260.00 + 7% GST (Non-Members + Child) Minimum number of participants: 10 participantsClosing Date:

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Date : 22 October 2016 Day : Saturday Time : 9.00am – 12.00pmFees$120.00 + 7% GST (NSRCC Members)$130.00 + 7% GST (Signed-in Guests)$140.00 + 7% GST (Non-Members)Minimum number of participants: 10 participantsAge Group: 16 Years and aboveClosing Date: 15 October 2016, Saturday

NIGhT PhOTOGRAPhY WORkShOP

Date : 11 October 2016 Day : Tuesday Time : 6.30pm – 9.30pmFees$120.00 + 7% GST (NSRCC Members)$130.00 + 7% GST (Signed-in Guests)$140.00 + 7% GST (Non-Members) Minimum number of participants: 10 participantsAge Group: 16 Years and aboveClosing Date: 4 October 2016, Tuesday

Fancy the night City of Lights? Come and join us in our Night Photography where you can learn from the professional. The course will be taught by Ms Karen Lucas, she is an award – winning photographer whose photos have also been featured in leading publication such as Strait Times, Asian Geographic, Expat Living, Impluse and Tattler. Her works have been exhibited at the Affordable Photo Fair and Asian Geographic One Asia festival.


FREE TRIAL FOR PROGRAMMES : AIkIDO, YOGA & TAIjIqUAN

Date : 2 October 2016 Day : Sunday Time : 3.00pm – 6.00pmFees : FREE Minimum number of participants10 participants (for each programme) Age Group: 16 Years and aboveClosing Date: 25 September 2016, Sunday

In the mood to venture into new sports? Free Trial available for new programmes such as Aikido, Yoga and Tiajiquan! Through this trial, get a getter grasp of the programme! Suitable for all ages!


Come and join us in this basic photography workshop where you will learn the and basic of taking good photos. The element that is needed in a good shoot.


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billiards room10 am to 10 pm(daily, but extendable to 11 pm upon request)

fitness centreTel: 6543 57157 am to 9.30 pm (Weekdays)7 am to 8.30 pm (Weekends & Public Holidays)

jackpot room9.30 am to 12 am (Mon to Thu)12 pm to 1 am (Fri)9.30 am to 2 am (Sat)9.30 am to 12 am (Sun & Public Holidays)9.30 am to 1 am (eve of Public Holidays)

funzone (video games arcade and pool)12 pm to 10 pm(Mon to Thu, Sun & Public Holidays)12 pm to 11 pm(Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays)

karaokeTel: 6545 636512 pm to 11 pm (Mon to Thu, Sun & Public Holidays)12 pm to 2 am (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays)

kidz corner (indoor playroom)8 am to 10 pm (daily)

resort bowl @ nsrccTel: 6545 6365 / 6545 205912 pm to 11 pm (Mon to Thu)12 pm to 2 am(Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays)10 am to 11 pm (Sun, Public Holidays& School Holidays)

resort bowl @ nsrcc - eastern pro-shop2 pm to 10 pm (Tue to Thu, Sun & Public Holidays)2 pm to 11 pm (Fri, Sat & Eve of Public Holidays)Closed on Monday

squash court10 am to 10 pm (daily)

swimming pool & wet playground8 am to 9 pm (Mon to Sun)

tennis courts7 am to 10 pm (daily)

facilitiesdirectory

6542 82886543 5725 (booking of facilities)8 am to 8 pm (daily)

membership centre

appetizer (at bowling centre)12 pm to 11 pm (Mon to Thu)12 pm to 2 am (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays)10 am to 11 pm (Sun & Public Holidays)

jumbo seafood @ nsrccTel: 6552 3435Lunch: 11.30 am to 3 pm (Mon - Sat) 10.00 am to 3 pm (Sun & Public Holiday) Last orders @ 2.15 pmDinner: 6 pm to 11 pm (Mon - Fri) 5.30 pm to 11 pm (Sat, Sun & Public Holiday) Last orders @ 10.15 pm

jcafe @ the deckTel : 6546 3839Email : [email protected] to 8pm (Daily)Last order - 7:30pm

the terrace cafe (kranji sanctuary)Tel: 6791 19487 am to 8 pm (daily)

outlets

the falcon, the corvette, the larden,oriole 1 and oriole 2, the leaders

For booking enquiries, call 6543 5749 / 6543 5735 / 6540 8566email: [email protected]

For bookings of The Sanctuary I & II at KSGC and F&B catering, call 6795 2300 for reservations and enquires.

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events

golf receptionTel: 6540 8500 (Changi) / 6795 2300 (Kranji)Fax: 6542 7710 (Changi) / 6792 7311 (Kranji)Opening Hours: 7 am to 5.30 pmBooking Hours: Weekend Golf (following weekend and public holidays)

In-person* - 6 pm to 7 pm (Fri)Internet - 6 pm onwards (Thurs)Telephone - 9.30 am to 5 pm (Sat onwards)* currently not available at Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course

Weekday GolfIn-person, Telephone - 9.30 am to 5 pm (daily)Internet - 9.30 am onwards (from Mon)

driving rangeTel: 6540 85007 am to 10 pm (daily, except Mon: 2pm to 10 pm)

phil brew golf academyTel: 6545 1601

kindergolfTel: 6214 05819 am to 6 pm (Mon to Sun)

mizuno golf schoolTel: 9151 8852Email: [email protected]

sparks & shines car grooming servicesnsrccTel: 9121 9419 7 am to 7 pm (Tue to Sun) Closed on Monday & Public Holidays

constant wind sea sports centre & pro shopTel: 6445 510810 am to 7 pm (daily)

centre for performance transformationTel: 6214 9412

others seacentre

sports belly view cafe11 am - 10 pm (Tue to Sun & Public Holidays) Closed on Monday

stellaTel: 6214 916812 pm to 10.30 pm (Mon to Thu)12 pm to 12 am (Fri & eve of Public Holidays)9 am to 12 am (Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)

gurame indonesian restaurantTel: 6542 203812 pm to 3 pm (daily)6 pm to 10 pm (daily)

facilitiesgolf

golfpro-shop

receptionbungalow

facilities

sports& social

main lobbyreception

6540 8555/85568.30 am to 5.30 pm (Mon to Fri) 10.30 am to 2.30 pm(Weekends & Public Holidays)

Tel: 6542 2036Fax: 6545 6544Opening Hours: 9 am to 8 pm (daily)Booking Hours: 9 am to 7 pm (daily)

Six-month advance bookings are open on a rolling basis. Members can make bookings via phone, in-person or via the Internet at our website www.nsrcc.com.sg. Check-in: 2 pm to 7 pmCheck-out: 9 am to 10 am

transviewTel: 6543 20517am to 7pm, daily

Aff f liatedClubsDear Members,

Please produce your Letter of Introduction, and Handicap Cards to qualify for the discounted/reciprocal

rates. The host club will charge walk-in rates otherwise. You may print

your letter of Introduction on our club website at

www.nsrcc.com.sg using your members’ PIN. Please check our

website for the latest/current list of affiliated clubs.

mAlAysiAJohor*Tanjong Puteri Golf & Country Club 02-07-2711888(Office&Club) 63382828/63397266(S’poreOffice) 02-07-2711333(Office&Club) 63395128(S’poreOffice) [email protected] www.tpgr.com

Malacca*A’Famosa Golf Resort Berhad 02-06-5520888/0555 02-06-5520695 [email protected] www.afamosa.com *Orna Golf & Country Club 02-06-5210333 02-06-5210222 [email protected] negeri seMbilanNilai Springs Golf & Country Club 02-06-8508888 02-06-8503388(Golf) 02-06-8503005(Admin) [email protected]

Staffield Country Resort 02-6018-222-1919 02-603-8766-7173 [email protected] www.berjayaclubs.com/staffield/ Penang*Penang Golf Club 02-04-6442255 02-04-6449345 [email protected] www.penanggolfclub.com.my

Bukit Jawi Golf Resort 02-04-5820759 02-04-5822613 [email protected] www.bukitjawi.com.my Penang Golf Resort 02-04-5782022 02-04-5750228 [email protected] www.penanggolfresort.com.my

Perak Clearwater Sanctuary Golf Resort 02-05-3667433 02-05-3667434 [email protected] www.cwsgolf.com.my

selangor*Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Golf & Country Club 02-03-55105872 02-03-55105860 www.kgsaas.com.my

TAiwAn*National Golf Country Club +88637-743377 +88637-740505 [email protected] www.ngcc.com.tw

*Tsai Hsing Elite Golf Club 886-3-569-2318 886-3-569-1097 [email protected] www.the-club.com.tw

*Ta Kang Shan Golf 886-7-636641 886-7-6366219 www.tksg.com.tw

indonesiAbali*BaliNationalGolfClub 62–361–771791 62–361–771797 [email protected] www.balinationalgolf.com

bataM *SouthLinks Country Club 62–778–324128/168 62–778–323288 SingaporeOffice: (65)62700062/62787079 [email protected] Website:www.southlinksgolf.com

Jakarta Padang Golf Modern & Country Club 62-21-5529228 62-21-5529177/87 www.moderngolf.co.id Sedana Golf & Country Club 62-267-644730(Club) 62-267-644733(GolfReservation) 62-21-6128811(Accommodation) 62-267-644728(Club&GolfReservation) 62-21-6128822(Accommodation) [email protected] www.sedanagolf.sinarmasland.com/

chinAguangzhouGuangzhou International Golf Club 001-8620-82933888 001-862082933168 [email protected] www.gigcc.com.cn

brunei *Royal Brunei Golf & Country Club 673-2-611582 673-2-610499 [email protected] www.jerudong-park.com

VieTnAm*Song Be Golf Resort 84–650–3756660/1 84–650–3755804 [email protected] www.songbegolf.com.vn

*Dong Nai Golf Resort 84–61–3866288/307 84–61–3864426 [email protected] www.dongnaigolf.com.vn

specialGolfingArrangementsMembers need not apply for an

Affiliation Card. Just present your Membership & Handicap Cards.

Thailand*Phuket Country Club

660 76 3192004 660 76 319206 www.phuketcountryclub.com

[email protected]

*Gassan Khuntan Golf & Resort*Gassan Legacy Golf Club

www.gassangolf.com

SouTh africa*Spier Country Club, Cape Town 27-21809-1100 27-21881-3634

www.spier.co.za [email protected]

*Vodacom, World of Golf, Johannesburg 27-11802-5864 27-11802-7491

www.golfersworld.co.za [email protected]

* Affiliated clubs that charges discounted “Green Fees”

Singapore*Sembawang Country Club

6755 8418 6752 0446www.sembawanggolf.org.sg

Tuesdays to Fridays only (excl PH)

OUTDOOR PRODUCTS CAPITOL PIAZZA 6385 0631 BRATPACK BUGIS JUNCTION 6333 5601 BRATPACK CINELEISURE ORCHARD 6737 7347

www.outdoorproducts-packforlife.comOUTDOOR PRODUCTS CAPITOL PIAZZA 6385 0631 BRATPACK BUGIS JUNCTION 6333 5601 BRATPACK CINELEISURE ORCHARD 6737 7347

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With two clubhouses situated along idyllic and unique settings of the eastern & western parts of Singapore, members and guests are provided with a myriad of options to pique their interests. Golfers’ are not short of scenic views from our 18-hole courses, at any angle. A wide range of sports and recreational facilities await the adventurous, ensuring that the needs of

anyone young and young at heart are catered to!

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