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We are also excited about our headliner in April, the ninth edition of the Singapore Yacht Show. For four electrifying days, the marina will come alive with the sleekest yachts and swankiest soirées as movers and shakers of the global yachting industry gather in one place. Following on the heels of a record-breaking show in 2018, this year’s blockbuster event will be bigger and better with more than 150 brands on display, and more yacht premieres than ever before. Explore our whimsical wonderland, and enjoy live demonstrations of the latest toys at the Floating Leisure Hub.

With more than 16,000 visitors expected, we have truly upped the ante this year with a line-up that will appeal to hobbyists and enthusiasts alike, as well as any bon vivant. The Princess F45 and Sunseeker 76 will be making their Asian debuts respectively. Other exceptional models include the Azimut G25M, Sanlorenzo SD126 and Riva 760, perfect for exploring Asia’s expansive cruising waters. Combining elegance and speed, these watercrafts set the benchmark for maritime innovation. With social, couple and family activities, there will be something for everyone.

Some old-fashioned things like fresh air, sunshine and boundless horizons are hard to beat. It is our privilege and honour to continue to bring you a true vision of the luxurious yachting lifestyle this Spring.

Teo Joo LengGeneral Manager

There’s something about springtime that awakens the spirit of adventure. Last month, we welcomed the Spring Festival together at our chic waterfront destination. Amidst a rousing Lion Dance

Performance and Chinese New Year Members’ Dinner, we strengthened our vision of fellowship, travel and maritime innovation.

As you know, at the Club, we consciously make it a point to keep most of our events small and intimate for effective networking. Chinese New Year Members’ Dinner is one of the few large-scale Member events. For our third annual dinner, we pulled out all the stops to indulge you in a gastronomic and visual treat.

Thank you for arriving in full force, and imbuing the party with your positive energy. The Club managers and I are immensely grateful for the opportunity to deepen our friendship. Your insightful feedback will also continue to inspire us for many years to come.

On 20 January, the Club held its fi rst-ever SB20 fun race for Members, with guidance from competitive sailors of the SB20 Asian Grand Slam and Asia Pacifi c Championships. The positive participation and feedback from Members encourages us to organise more of such events.

In the following weekend, ONE°15 Marina held the fourth edition of SB20 Asian Grand Slam and Asia Pacifi c Championships with a record-breaking 24 teams from nine countries. Following the success of the Asia Pacifi c championships, the Club is honoured to be awarded the hosting rights to the SB20 World Championships in 2021, where we will see close to 50 teams of professional sailors from all over the world come to Singapore to race. I look forward to more Members engaging in this event next year and in the World Championships in 2021.

It’s also time to set the ball rolling on the host of Spring activities we have planned. During the March school holidays, we will propel your little ones to seek out new adventures. Look forward to our Southern Island Expedition, which will intrigue your junior explorer with interesting outings and allow for some family time, as well as an exuberant pool party and swimming competition. Refer to pages 22 to 25.

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CONTENTS

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BEST IN SHOW

The Singapore Yacht Show, back for its ninth iteration, promises to be bigger and better than ever before.

ON WATERWHAT’S ON

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PROFILE (MEMBER)Wong Min Qi on finding the perfect spot of water. 14

PROFILE (STAFF)Muay Thai expert Ehsaan Khalid—transforming lives through fitness.

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HAPPENINGS Adopting a development strategy for Hainan, China.

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RSVP Upcoming Club events.

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FUN FACTS Preserving the marina—how you can help.

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NOTICESFrom fun birthday bashes, to new Club openings—things to look forward to.

CLUB BUZZ

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HAPPENINGS A sailing lesson and fun mini regatta for Members in anticipation of the SB20 Asian Grand Slam and Asia Pacific Championships.

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HAPPENINGS Members enjoyed a Chinese New Year dinner and lion dance performance.

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HAPPENINGS A pool party and baking class marked some fun times for kids.

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HAPPENINGS A boat cruise to Singapore’s Southern Islands.

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HAPPENINGS Members master coff ee-art and Rock ‘n’ Roll moves.

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TERMS & CONDITIONS: All published rates are applicable to members only. All prices are in Singapore dollars and subject to prevailing GST. All rates for members’ guests and foreign visiting yachts are subject to an additional 10 per cent service charge. Promotional rates are applicable for the duration indicated, and are not valid for the eve of PH/PH/blackout dates, unless stated otherwise. ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, reserves the right to revise the rates and vary, delete or add to the terms and conditions at its own discretion and without prior notice. ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, reserves the right to cancel any activity should the sign-up for the event fall below the required minimum group size. Guests must be accompanied by members to participate in all activities and during use of Club facilities. Payment of all F&B expenses and activity fees will be made through members’ account, including expenses and activity fees incurred by members’ guests. Presiding terms of use apply to all promotions. Please refer to www.one15marina.com for more details. ^ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, assumes no liability or responsibility for the acts or defaults of service providers or defects in the goods or services offered in all events/activities/trainings conducted. Any dispute about the quality or service standard must be resolved directly with the third party service provider, ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, will not be responsible for any injury, loss or damage suffered as a result of events/activities/trainings. All information is correct at time of printing and subject to change without prior notice. Photos used are for illustration purposes only.

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CLUB PERKSLUSH ESCAPES

FINE FOOD

RECIPE OF THE MONTH

LUXE LIFE

47 Upcoming boating events.

42 Promotions at the Club.

36 CHINA DOLL

Hailed as the Hawaii of the East, Hainan is fast becoming one of the hottest beach destinations on this side of the globe.

30 MEDITERRANEAN

FLAVOURS

Executive Chef William Soh’s easy guide to achieving authentic Southern European flavours at home.

35 Chef William Soh shares with us a dish that’s simple to whip up and full of flavour.

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Meet Spring head on with these glam off erings.


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TEAM & CONTACTS

CHAIRMANArthur Tay

BOARD OF ADVISORSProf Chou Loke MingRichard Eu Yee MingLeong Wai LengDaniel LimLow Teo PingDr Derek WongTan Sri (Dr) Francis YeohDr Stephen Riady

ONE°15 AMBASSADORJoseph Schooling

FLAG OFFICERSCAPTAIN OF POWERBOATDavid Loh

CAPTAIN OF ECO-INITIATIVESGalen Tan

CAPTAIN OF JETSKIAndrew Chua

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEEEdmund LeeLionel TanKeith Magnus

MANAGEMENT TEAM

GROUP GENERAL MANAGERJack [email protected]

GENERAL MANAGERTeo Joo [email protected]

GENERAL MANAGER, GROUP MARKETINGPeggy [email protected]

HEAD, FOOD & BEVERAGEJonathan [email protected]

DIRECTOR, CATERING SALESJoni [email protected]

DIRECTOR, MEMBERSHIP RELATIONSTeresa [email protected]

SENIOR MANAGER, HUMAN RESOURCEEvelyn [email protected]

MANAGER, OPERATIONSAlvin [email protected]

MANAGER, FINANCEWendy [email protected]

MANAGER, MARKETINGEsther [email protected]

MANAGER, ENGINEERING AND FACILITIESSem [email protected]

CHIEF SECURITY MANAGERIsmail [email protected]

ASSISTANT MANAGER, [email protected]

SALES EXECUTIVE, ONE15 LIFEOng Yan [email protected]

DIRECTORY

MEMBERSHIP9am – 6pm (Daily)T 6309 2454 E [email protected]

MARINA9am–6pm (daily)T 6305 6991E [email protected]

ACCOMMODATION24 hours (daily)T 6305 6988E [email protected]

DININGLATITUDE Bistro7am–10pm (Sun–Thu), last order 9.30pm7am–11pm (Fri–Sat), last order 10.30pmT 6305 6982E [email protected]

WOKº15 Kitchen11.30am–2.30pm (Tue–Sat)11am–2.30pm (Sun/PH)6pm–10pm (Tue–Sun)*Closed on Mondays, except Public HolidaysLast order at 2.15pm for lunch and 9.45pm for dinnerT 6305 6998E [email protected]

Bar Nebula3pm–10pm (Sun–Thu & PH)3pm–11pm (Fri–Sat & eve of PH)T 6305 6984E [email protected]

Pool Bar11am–7pm (Mon–Fri)10am–8pm (Sat, Sun & PH)

innerCove8am–10pm (daily)

Boaters’ Bar5pm–11pm (Wed, Thu, Sun)5pm–12am (Fri–Sat)T 6305 6984

HELIOS93 (Lobby Bar)8am–9pm (daily)T 6305 6982E [email protected]

FITNESS & SPAFitness Centre7am–10pm (daily)T 6305 6981E [email protected]

Spa Rael11am–8pm (Mon, Wed, Thu)11am–9pm (Fri)10am–9pm (Sat, Sun & PH)Closed (Tue)T 6271 1270

RECREATIONRecreation9am–7pm (daily)T 6305 6980E [email protected]

Infi nity and Children’s Pools7am–9pm (daily)+Tennis Courts*7am–10pm (daily)+Arcade Room9am–9pm (daily)

CORPORATE/PRIVATE FUNCTIONS9am–6pm (Mon–Fri)T 6305 6990E [email protected]

ONE15 LIFEExplore the high seas in style with ONE15 Life, Singapore’s premier luxury yacht charter service.T 6305 9676F 6271 9433E [email protected] www.one15life.com

ONE15 MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL SERVICESThe company of choice for your marina and club management and development needs. ONE15 Management and Technical Services aims to create vibrant and service oriented leisure destinations in Asia with long term commercial viability.T 6278 8555F 6273 3555E [email protected] www.sutlenterprise.com24-HOUR EMERGENCY

CONTACTSSecurity: +65 6305 6995Marina: +65 9071 7604

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NEW MEMBERS

Welcome to the Family

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP

Wei Wen Long (Taiwanese)

Moreau Audrey Alice Jeanne (French)

The Club would like to extend a warm welcome to our new Members who joined the ONE°15 family between December 2018 and January 2019.


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WHAT’S ON

In an Instant: Polaroid at the Intersection of Art & TechnologyA long, long time ago (or so it now seems), before social media, smartphones and hashtags, there existed the Polaroid. Hard to believe now that the clunky hand-held camera was, in its heyday, considered to be highly sophisticated. But as this exhibition showcases, this primitive way of capturing a “moment” has in fact had a lasting impact on instant photography and our ability to

Happenings in March & April

capture and share ‘in an instant”. Over 220 iconic artefacts and artworks come together to highlight the popularity of the device and to call into question just how far we have really come from those snap-and-shake days. 10 Nov – 31 Mar, National Museum of Singapore. Visit nationalmuseum.sg for details

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The Phantom of the OperaFor a show that has been running for over 30 years, The Phantom of the Opera still draws in the crowds, and this April, it returns in all its gut-wrenching glory to Singapore. The winner of over 70 major theatre awards, including seven Tony’s and four Olivier Awards, the show is the longest running in the world having captivated thousands since it was fi rst performed in London in 1986. Telling the tale of a reclusive musical genius who lives in the shadows of the Paris Opera House, the show features some of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most beautiful and famous songs including “Music of the Night” and “Think of Me”. A spellbinding triumph that continues to enchant and delight. 24 A pr – 26 May, Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands. Visit sistic.com.sg for tickets

Singapore Yacht ShowAsia’s most prestigious yacht show returns to Singapore for its ninth consecutive year. Featuring debuting superyachts, boats, watercrafts and toys, the four-day marine extravaganza is an occasion not to be missed. By day, the Floating Leisure Hub will showcase the latest gadgets—from jetskis to paddle boards—while by night, the entire marina will come alive as one giant boat party. This year is set to attract a record-breaking number of over 16,000 visitors, so yacht show enthusiasts are advised to plan ahead in order to enjoy the fair to its fullest. 11 – 14 Apr, ONEº15 Marina Sentosa Cove. Visit singaporeyachtshow.com for details

HSBC Singapore Rugby 7sThe biggest celebration of Rugby in South-East Asia, the HSBC Singapore Rugby 7s is back! During one fun-packed weekend, Singapore’s National Stadium will come alive with the sounds of jubilant fans as they cheer on their favourite team. Forty-fi ve matches will be played out across the two-day event, in the traditional format of seven players a side hammering it out on the pitch for seven minutes a side. While it is without doubt a must-watch for rugby enthusiasts, the HSBC Singapore Rugby 7s is also a fun day out for the whole family, with live entertainment, community events and food from participating Michelin-starred restaurants. 13 & 14 Apr, National Stadium. Visit singapore7s.sg for details

Minimalism: Space.Light.Object.This exhibition, which is a maiden collaboration between the National Gallery and ArtScience Museum tackles the concept of minimalism and its evolution over the years. Over 150 curated artworks spread across both the venues explore how this art movement continues to inform across all art genres, from painting to music—there’s even a Sound Room at the ArtScience Museum to illustrate this point. Till 14 Apr, ArtScience Museum, National Gallery Singapore. Visit minimalism.sg for details

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Now in its ninth year, the Singapore Yacht Show is set to return in a matter of weeks, bringing the international boating community back to our shores. Playing out

across four fun-fi lled days, the show will combine the biggest number of superyachts, watercrafts and boats in the region —this year’s display is set to break even last year’s records with over 16,000 visitors expected to fl ock to the dock.

Appealing to industry professionals, amateur sailors and boating enthusiasts alike, Asia’s leading yacht and luxury show is a dazzling display of prow prowess as well as an action-packed event, with all of the fun fair taking place on ONE°15 Marina’s very own doorstep. It boasts an elite list of past attendees including football bigwigs Ryan Giggs and Gary Neville; Crown prince of Kelantan, Malaysia, Tengku Muhammad Faiz Petra; MasterChef Asia judge Audra Morrice; Singapore Minister of Communications and Information, S. Iswaran; Nobel laureate José Manuel Ramos-Horta; and local artistes Jack Neo, Darren Tan, Jamie Yeo, Denise Tan, Mike Kasem and Phyllis Quek.

Beginning with the customary SYS Gala Evening, held at the Capitol Theatre this year on 10 April, the occasion offers visitors a chance to get up close to some of the world’s most impressive vessels as well as to discover the very latest in marine leisure equipment.

IN SHOW

The Singapore Yacht Show is Asia’s most

premium yachting event.




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During the show, the more intrepid visitor can trial the new generation of toys at the Floating Leisure Hub, a fl oating village located right in the centre of the action. From jet-skis to paddle boards to diving equipment, last year’s offering included something for everyone and this year, it is set to do the same again.

Those on land meanwhile will no doubt enjoy the plethora of activities taking place along the quayside, both day and night, that will include prize draws, live demonstrations and plenty of retail opportunities. There will also be delectable gourmet options to ensure the party lasts well into the night.

Get up close with legendary names in the industry such as the Azimut G25M.

Feast your eyes on some of the most luxurious

yachts in the world.

The luxurious interiors of Riva 76’ Perseo -

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understated elegance.

The impressive display and turnout for Singapore Yacht Show 2018




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And of course, boating afi cionados will certainly get their fi x of vessel gazing —this year’s confi rmed fl oating fantasies include the Azimut G25M, which was fi rst unveiled last September during the Cannes Yachting Festival, as well as the Princess F45 and the Sanlorenzo SD126 that will both be making their Asian debuts during the Singapore Yacht Show. With her high performance Carbon Tech superstructure and cutting edge interior design, the Azimut G25M is one of the big draws of the event, alongside the trio of Sunseekers that will be on display including the Sunseeker 76, previously unseen in the region.

This Spring, there really is no need to set sail to discover a world of leisure and pleasure.

Sanlorenzo SD 126’s luxurious interiors are a customised blend

of oak wood fl oorings and bespoke furniture.

British yacht Sunseeker 76 effortlessly toes the

line between a motor and super yacht.

The 38.4 m tri-decker Sanlorenzo SD 126.




CLUB BUZZ/PROFILE (MEMBER)

Wong Min Qi fell in love with sailing fi ve years ago when her father, TC Wong, bought a boat in September 2013—a 40-foot Lagoon 400S2 sailing

catamaran he named Ximula. Min Qi was working as a marketing executive at the time, but resigned from her job to join her family on a month-long sailing trip to Phuket.

Several months later, in June 2014, the 29-year-old marketing graduate from National University of Singapore started Ximula Sail with her father, offering yacht charter services. The business was born after their family and friends expressed interest in renting the Ximula for parties and events.

With her father spending a lot of time away sailing on his other boat, the Ximula II, Min Qi is now in charge of sales, marketing and business development. She works with a business partner who looks after operations, and they have a team comprising a captain and crew member to take care of maintenance and charters.

“Our vision is to inspire a happy sailor in everyone,” she says. “We’re trying to do that through more open trips where people can join us on our scheduled sailing excursions. You can get to so many beautiful destinations you can’t access on a plane, plus you’ll also enjoy the journey there. This year we did one to Tambelan, which is a cluster of islands off the west coast of West Kalimantan, Indonesia. It was two-and-a-half days of nonstop sailing.”

Min Qi has been a Member of the Club for a year now. Prior to that, she came here frequently with her father, who has been a Member for fi ve years. She now comes by three to four times a week, meeting clients at LATITUDE Bistro, getting some work done at the lounge and hanging out with her crew. She sometimes even spends the night on the boat.

“I enjoy the community here,” she says. “I love to come here because everyone is very friendly and relaxed. When you get here from the city, you instantly feel relaxed. It’s a very nice ambience to share with your friends.”

Min Qi reveals that she and her father became Members of the Club because they wanted to berth their boats here. “My dad specifi cally chose ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove because of the location—it affords easy access to wherever we want to go. It is the closest to the Southern Islands, where most yacht owners go for swimming, kayaking or just to relax on weekends. It’s also close to Sisters’ Islands, which is where we need to go for immigration,” she says.

Another reason Min Qi picked ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove: The availability of shops, restaurants and other services in the marina. She’s also appreciative of the fact that they are able to get assistance and use of the buggy service when needed.

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As the co-founder of a yacht charter service, for Wong Min Qi, ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove is the perfect respite from the bustle

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Her most memorable moment at the Club took place even before she became a Member. “We came for the Singapore Yacht Show in 2012 when my dad was looking to buy a yacht. We looked at the different yachts and learned about yachting and the whole lifestyle. The Singapore Yacht Show is still a highlight for me as a Member because for the past two years, I was able to participate as an exhibitor through ONE15 Luxury Yachting, the agent representing the charter yachts here,” she says.

Sailing is more than just a business or a hobby for Min Qi; it is a way of proving that she is able to overcome adversity. “You’re just a little boat in the vast open sea—that thought terrifi es me and excites me at the same time. You’re so vulnerable to the wind, tide, current and storms. But even though these are things that you cannot control, there are still ways to adapt. When you are able to adjust, hoist your sails and go with the wind, you realise that you can overcome anything even though you’re so small.” Te

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With 20 years as a fitness professional under his Muay Thai belt, ONE°15 Marina’s personal trainer Ehsaan Khalid can transform any-body into some-body.

Glow Getter

Ehsaan loves the adrenaline rush of

physical activity, and that along with a passion for all things related to the

sea is what he treasures most about his job as a fi tness instructor at

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LONGITUDE: Can you tell us a little bit about your professional background and what brought you to ONE˚15 Marina?EHSAAN KHALID: As a Singaporean, born and bred, I naturally served my National Service and in those days it was pretty intense—we would start working out early in the morning using rubber tyres, kettle bells and makeshift equipment, and even late at night we would be doing benchpresses and pull ups. I absolutely loved it though and realised I was also pretty good at it. In my teens I had been a Muay Thai champion and so being physical came naturally. After I completed my two years, I went into the Auxiliary Police and was posted in Woodlands, but honestly, I missed the buzz that I got from the gym. I took a short break and then decided to go into personal training. At heart, I am a sun-and-sea lover, so when the opportunity to join ONE°15 Marina presented itself, I didn’t look back.

Describe your typical day here at ONE˚15 Marina.We work in two shifts, but even when I am not scheduled to be in until the afternoon, I reach the Club by 7am. I love it here. Also, I believe in working to my clients’ timetables rather than to mine, so one of the fi rst things that I do is to get to know my clients and understand a bit more about their lifestyle so that we can create a realistic workout timetable for them. If the Member is a family man for example, there is simply no point in trying to squeeze in a session over the weekend because the missus is likely to get annoyed! So I’ll suggest a couple of early morning workouts and another two in the evenings to try and ensure that everybody is happy. If that means I have to be in at 7am as well, that’s totally fi ne for me! Every last Sunday of the month, I can also be found up on the rooftop of the Club where I run a bootcamp for Members and their guests. Every session is different and we often have guest trainers hosting. But the goal is always to workout, have fun and sweat!

What role do you believe physical exercise plays in our general wellbeing?I always tell my clients to think of their body as their house—if you don’t take care of it, there are going to be holes in the roof and cracks in the walls and rot under the fl oorboards. Ultimately, you only get one body to live in, so you should treat it well and that really does start with feeding it a good diet and giving it a good exercise routine.

Can you guide us through some of the ways in which you help clients achieve their fi tness goals?I work with between three and seven clients a day and with all of them I use a combination of methods, from Muay Thai to resistance training to Pilates.

Before we even get to the physical part though, I start with a full body analysis—identifying each client’s body type and the areas that they need the most help with. Humans typically fall into three different genotypes, so it is always helpful to pinpoint which type they are. Then I look at their posture, because that is a good indicator of lifestyle and muscle weakness—I might notice they have rounded shoulders, which usually indicates weak “lats” (latissimus dorsi) or I can see that they have a protruding chin which suggests sitting at a computer all day looking down and overstretching the neck. I also always work on their nutrition because achieving the body that you want is 70% diet and 30% workout.

What areas of your job do you particularly enjoy?I love training people, I really do. You go on this journey together and it’s fun and it’s messy but it’s also really rewarding when you see them achieve the body that they’ve always wanted or reach the fi tness goals they never thought they would achieve. I have never had a diffi cult client so I don’t really feel like my job is work.

EHSAAN’S TOP THREE

1. Surfi ng and skateboarding

To me they fall into the same category! My dad introduced me to surfi ng when I was 11 while we were on holiday and I took to it immediately. Because we don’t have waves suited for surfi ng in Singapore, I asked him for a skateboard instead so I could “surf” the streets. It’s still my favourite mode of transport.

2. Books

I love to read. My favourite book of all time is Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea. I would do anything to meet Jules Verne.

3. Dancing

I teach Zumba and I used to teach salsa to seniors. I really liked doing that, they are the loveliest people to hang out with.

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CLUB BUZZ/HAPPENINGS

A PANEL OF OVER 20 international experts, led by our Chairman and CEO, Mr Arthur Tay, met on 28 and 29 November last year to put in place a development strategy for Hainan, China, with a view to transform it into one of Asia’s most signifi cant and productive marine hubs. Representatives from the Hainan Department of Commerce, ONE°15 Marina, Agile Clearwater Bay Marina, Lingshui Li Autonomous County People’s Government, Lingshui Li Autonomous County Commerce Bureau and Hainan Cruise and Yacht Association met during the two-day Hainan Marine Tourism VIP Roundtable summit held at Raffl es Hainan, during which a blueprint for the future of the island was determined. The landmark occasion is a signifi cant step in China’s potential as a whole and marks an important moment in ONE°15 Marina’s future.

Describing the waters surrounding southern China as “the Silk Road of Sailing” , Mr Tay was adamant that a dual-pronged approach was necessary if Hainan was to become one of the world’s leading ports, emphasising that both policies and infrastructure would require signifi cant investment in order to achieve such an ambitious goal. However, he noted, the dream could most certainly become reality.

Organised by the Hainan Department of Commerce, ONE°15 Marina and Agile Clearwater Bay Marina, the closed-door event took place in Lingshui county, which has been placed fi rmly on Hainan’s map thanks in large part to its prominent location and its natural beauty. The county’s proximity to Sanya City Centre and its adjacent airport have seen it rise in popularity among tourists in recent years, but it is the scintillating waters of Lingshui Bay, and the exemplary facilities at Clearwater Bay Marina in particular that have contributed signifi cantly to the area being earmarked for development.

TO HAINAN AND BEYONDONE°15 Marina is playing a significant role in the development of Hainan and subsequently of China, starting with the Hainan Marine Tourism VIP Roundtable held in November.

Toasting to the success of

the strategies put in place

at the Roundtable meeting.

The well-attended

Roundtable meeting saw

over 50 dignitaries.

Hainan Marine Tourism

VIP Roundtable meeting

in Hainan, China.

Urging to develop Hainan

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WHAT’S A POOL PARTY WITHOUT WATER, but when the one in question is rain—it’s a different story altogether. But for the children at ONE°15 Marina’s pool party on 1 December, it didn’t matter. Rain or shine, they gleefully bounced on and off the infl atable obstacle courses and lounged away on adorable fl oats. As a special surprise, Syrena, Singapore’s fi rst “mermaid”, joined the party with friends from her Mermaid School, delighting the kids with their fl awless swimming technique. But it was not just water fun, as those “on land” who preferred to stay dry had their share of fun learning balloon sculpting and making cartoon-shaped keyrings too.

ON 13 DECEMBER, eight young pastry chefs decided to take home a memorable treat for Christmas: Traditional log cakes, made from scratch and all decorated to boot. ONE°15 Marina’s very own celebrity chef was there on site, guiding them through the process of mixing the fl our and rolling the pastry, all along educating them of the nuances that go into the unique texture of a log cake. Then the mini chefs jumped all hands on board to decorate their individual cakes—there were little snowmen and Christmas trees ringing in more than a fair share of festive cheer. Suffi ce to say, the holiday spirit in the air was palpable.

Even rain could not dampen the spirits of the children at ONE°15 Marina’s pool party.

Christmas became extra special for some mums as their little ones charmed them with their creations.

SPLASHING FUN

MINI PÂTISSIERS

Look, I am

a mermaid!

A giant infl atable obstacle

course kept the party fun

as well as challenging.

Learning to make

fun keyrings.

Listening with

rapt attention.

Mini Masterchefs gearing up

for the log cake challenge.

A Christmas log cake

for you, mum.

Putting in the

fi nishing touches.





SOME ONE°15 MARINA MEMBERS decided to end the year on an adventurous note. So on 28 December, a team of explorers, young and old, set off on an expedition to the Southern Islands of Singapore—and who better to take them than the pleasure cruise Popeye Boat. The adventure crew visited Kusu Island’s Bodhi tree and turtle sanctuary, and broke off for lunch on Lazarus island, where they had a picnic by its tranquil beaches and learnt about environmental conservation while conducting a mini beach clean-up.

Exploring Singapore’s

Southern islands.

A boat ride, Island exploration and conservational activities were all part of a day’s activities for some Members.

SHIP AHOY!

Logging their entry

with a group photo.

Learning about the fl ora

and fauna and history.

Beach clean-up on Lazarus

island—starting them young.

Getting sustainance so they

can stay sharp throughout

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TO LEARN SOMETHING NEW was the resolution for 2019 for 16 Members, or so it seemed on 14 January, they attended a unique event organised by the Club that introduced them to a new genre of dance from the Rock n Roll era. It was also an opportunity to bond with other Members while tapping their feet to the beat. Going by Members musing that there should be “more events like these”, it appeared that a rolling good time was had by all.

Select ONE°15 Marina Members decided to revisit the Swinging Fifties.

WANT TO DANCE?

WHEN IT COMES TO LATTE, aside from the aroma of the coffee and the relaxation afforded by the café itself, there’s one other thing that delights our senses: The design drawn lovingly on the brew by the barista. On 9 January, a few lucky ONE°15 Marina Members got the chance to play that role. They attended a private coffee art workshop and learnt how to draw intricate designs under the expert guidance of professional baristas. It made for a memorable experience that they will recall every time they take a sip of their latte.

Coff eemaking took on a whole new meaning for the Members who attended this workshop.

THE ART OF COFFEE

Making new friends.

Bonding over

Rock ‘n’ Roll.

The perfect brew is

more than just the

right coffee beans.



Learning the moves,

step by step.

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FROM 24 TO 27 JANUARY, ONE°15 Marina was abuzz with activity as 24 teams from nine countries, including Singapore, and a total of 100 participants competed on our pristine waters. The Singapore teams included students from the National University of Singapore, Singapore Management University and Raffl es Junior College. With the Northeast Monsoon playing along, the race was fl agged off to a resounding start. In a veritable display of skill and technique, Team Glasgow Kiss bagged the overall trophy for the second year running. Mr Jack Long, Group General Manager, SUTL Group; Teo Joo Leng, General Manager, ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove; Lim Han Ee, CEO, Singapore Sailing Federation; and Nicholas Cocks of the Singapore SB20 Class Association presided over the grand awards and closing ceremony hosted by ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove at its Rooftop Terrace. Overall, it set a great precedent for the 2021 World Championships to be held in Singapore.

ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove hosted another successful edition of the annual sailing regatta.

SB20 ASIAN GRAND SLAM & ASIA PACIFIC CHAMPIONSHIPS

IN THE LEAD-UP TO THE SB20 ASIAN GRAND SLAM and Asia Pacifi c Championships (SB20 AGS), the Club organised a SB20 Fun Race for Members to get a taste of sailing.

This event welcomes anyone who enjoys sailing or even without any prior sailing experience to try out the sport for themselves.

Competitive sailors from the SB20 AGS provided Members with theoretical knowledge of sailing and went on to lead them in a day out on the sea, letting them try their hand at sailing keel boats.

The Club would like to thank all the Members who participated, and we look forward to having more Members join us next year!

Learning how to sail the SB20 was all in a day’s work for some Members.

SB20 FUN RACE

Members try their hand at

manoeuvering a keel boat.

A sunday well spent

for Members.

Gearing up for

the waters.

Sailing 101.

May the best

team win!

Thumbs up to a great win—

Team Glasgow Kiss

Never too young

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OVER 250 GUESTS CAME TO CELEBRATE the Lunar New Year together at the Club. Members of the ONE°15 family bonded over a delectable eight-course Chinese New Year dinner, enjoyed an impressive Diabola performance, and showed off their festive best by taking to the catwalk for the best-dressed competition. All in all, a fun time was had by everyone.

ONE°15 MARINA’S CLUB LOBBY was the stage for an exciting lion dance performance. Members and guests showed enthusiasm by arriving early with their families to secure the best spots. Fun crafts and a chance to pet the “lions” kept children well entertained.

ONE°15 Marina Members ushered in the new lunar year with a sumptuous feast.

ONE°15 Marina added an extra dose of culture and auspiciousness to CNY celebrations.

CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS

LION DANCE PERFORMANCE

Tossing the

yusheng for luck.

Hamming it up

for the audience.

“Higher, higher!”

Dotting paint to

awaken the lions.

Scaling the

heights of

prosperity.

The god of wealth

makes an appearance.

Creative little

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CLUB BUZZ/RSVP

Date: Saturday, 16 March 2019

Time: 12pm – 4pm

Venue: Poolside

Price: Complimentary (Member)

$15+ Adult (Member’s Guest)

$10+ Child (Member’s Guest)

Celebrate the school holidays with some fun in the sun. Youngsters will love the 10m pool obstacle course, as well as other activities such as kids’ crafts and balloon sculpting. A soft drink, house pour or beer is included in the price for adult guests, while children will enjoy a scoop of ice cream. No RSVP necessary.

SCHOOL’S OUT! KIDS’ POOL PARTY


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MASTER OF MIXOLOGYDate: Thursday, 7 March 2019

Time: 7.30pm

Venue: Bar Nebula

Price: $28+

Do you know the secret behind the perfect cocktail? At the Master of Mixology event, you will learn how to mix your own drink, and also walk away with knowledge of the various techniques involved as well as insider tricks, so you can wow your guests at your next house party.

Date: Tuesday, 23 April 2019

Time: 7.30pm

Venue: Innercove

Price: Complimentary

Safety on water and around the marina is paramount to boating. Learn all about marine safety, proper sailing measures, and the importance of craft maintenance at this talk conducted by an ex-Navy Offi cer Commander and pleasure craft insurance expert.

MARINE SAFETY TALK

SOUTHERN ISLANDS EXPEDITIONDate: Every 2nd & 4th Saturday of the month

Time: 10am – 2pm

Venue: Kusu Island & Lazarus Island

Price: $168+ (Member)

$200+ (Member’s Guest)

(Minimum 5 people; maximum 8 people)

Private Charter (inclusive of lunch):

$840+ (Member, per charter)

$1,000+ (Member’s Guest)

(Maximum 5 people)

The Southern Islands expedition will focus on a light hiking trip to Kusu Island. There will also be suffi cient time to enjoy Lazarus Island’s beautiful white sand beaches before returning to ONE°15 Marina. RSVP one week in advance.




CLUB BUZZ/RSVP

RFM

Date: Sunday, 21 April 2019

Time: 1pm – 5pm

Venue: Kid’s Playroom

Price: Complimentary

Take part in an exciting egg hunt around the club! Enjoy other fun activities such as face painting within the clubhouse, and join in the egg-painting competition and stand to win attractive prizes. Register with the Recreation Department by 15 April.

EASTER SUNDAY PARTY




CLUB BUZZ/RSVP

RESERVATIONS & ENQUIRIES

Recreation Department 6305 6980 | [email protected] & Beverage Department 6305 6982 | [email protected] Department 6309 2454 | [email protected]

Date: Saturday, 30 March 2019

Time: 10am – 2pm

Venue: Level 1 Swimming Pool

Price: $6+ per entry* (Member)

$10++ per entry* (Non-member)

*Participants are allowed to join more than one category within their age groups.Calling all young swimmers aged 12 and under! The annual ONE°15 Swimkick Competition is back again, with attractive prizes to be won across all categories. Take this chance to gain experience in timed competitive swimming and make new friends with your fellow participants.

4 – 5 YEARS OLD

(Girls & Boys Category)

25m Freestyle Swim

25m Breaststroke Swim

25m Backstroke Swim

25m Freestyle Kick

25m Breaststroke Kick

25m Backstroke Kick

6 – 7 years old


25m Freestyle Swim


25m Backstroke Swim

25m Butterfl y Swim

25m Freestyle Kick

25m Breaststroke Kick

25m Backstroke Kick

25m Butterfl y Kick

8 – 9 YEARS OLD


50m Freestyle Swim


50m Backstroke Swim

50m Butterfl y Swim

ONE°15 SWIMKICK 2019

10 – 12 YEARS OLD


50m Freestyle Swim


50m Backstroke Swim

50m Butterfl y Swim

PARENT & CHILD RELAY

(Kids 3 – 5 years old)

25m Kick Race



50m Swim Race



50m Swim Race

Each participant will receive

a medal and certifi cate of

participation. The top three

winners will also receive a

trophy each. Register with

the Recreation Department

by 20 March. No refunds

will be made for cancellations

after the closing date.

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LUXE LIFE

SUMMER ODYSSEYSCapture the exuberant spirit of adventure with these season-perfect essentials and indulgences.

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PLAY OF LIGHTTrade matte skin for a dewy lit-from-within glow. Chanel Baume Essentiel enlivens your complexion with a pearlescent sheen. Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi—the art of fi nding beauty in imperfection—this silky gel stick is translucent enough to allow your skin’s natural beauty to shine through. Apply it on the cheekbones and brow bones for a strobing effect, wear it on cheeks before blusher for a sheer wash of colour, or dab it onto eyelids for a soft-lit and glossy fi nish. Chanel Baume Essentiel is available at Chanel Fragrance and Beauty counters.

LUXE NOMADA globetrotter’s essential, Eres’ swimwear is inspired by far-fl ung destinations such as Brazil and Mexico. Borrowing the chic palette of pristine beaches and lush jungle, each piece features colours such as pink sand, Aztec blue, verdant green and pebble gray accentuated with multi-coloured braids, island prints, nautical details and gold links. Fitting like second-skin, this collection fl atters all body types and makes a style statement. Eres’ swimwear is available at #01-12 Four Seasons Hotel, 190 Orchard Blvd.



ARCHITECTURAL

ELEGANCECeline Chaine Triomphe Golden Handcuff Necklace in Vermeil adds a touch of quiet sophistication to summer’s skin-baring ensembles. Chunky but understated, contemporary but timeless, this architectural accessory pairs amazingly well with swimwear, beachwear or any hot weather essential. Versatile enough to take you from the yacht to a glamorous cocktail party, it will be your new wardrobe staple. Celine Chaine Triomphe Golden Handcuff Necklace in Vermeil is available at all Celine stores.

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SECRET GARDENAs temperatures soar, drape your skin with a light luminous veil of fruity-fl orals. Christian Dior Holy Peony is as radiant and joyous as a summer garden. Master Perfumer François Demachy personally created this latest fl oral symphony with the fi nest roses, peonies, green leaves, red fruits, apricots, woods and musk. The latest addition to the couture house’s exclusive private perfume collection, this intricate statement scent stands apart from other ubiquitous over-the-counter fl oral fragrances. Dior Holy Peony is available at selected Dior counters and boutiques.

QUIRKY DERBYSwap those formal dress shoes for the Jimmy Choo Thu. Inspired by traditional Japanese garment techniques, the contra-coloured whipstitching gives these derbies a playful insouciance that is perfect for the season. Combining natural leather with state-of-the-art technology and craftsmanship, these ultra-light kicks cocoon your feet comfortably for any adventure. Jimmy Choo Thu is available at Jimmy Choo boutiques.



WRIST PRESENCEIf the words unconventional, individualistic and eccentric describe you, then you need a watch that fi ts. With its striking green dégradé effect on its domed dial, GlashÜtte Original Sixties Annual Edition Symphony in Green is like wearing your personality on your wrist. The luxury watch brand, which celebrates its 15-year—and counting—partnership with the Dresden Music Festival has also revived the Sixties in all its elegance—after all, it is the era that saw the most technical advancements and innovations in engineering and design, and even took humanity to the Moon—and reimagined it with the fi nest watch craftsmanship and highest quality standards. Contemporary, yet retro; elegant, yet edgy, it’s your formal introduction to the world. Available at B2M-215, Casino Level, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands.

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FUN FACTS

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Marina Etiquette

3Our Club is located at Sentosa Cove, a

premium residential island resort. So please do not hang your laundry on the

deck of your boat—it detracts from the

idyllic vibe.

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No littering, please. Over 270 yachts are berthed in our clean, sparkling waters, and it is on us to ensure that Members and visitors alike continue to enjoy the pristine environment of our marina.

A study on marine biodiversity conducted by the National University of Singapore's Reef Ecology Laboratory found at least 50 species of animals living in the marina's waters. Help us preserve this biodiversity by not fi shing in the marina.

Pontoons are common

spaces to facilitate

passage. To make the

marina a pleasant

and welcoming place,

do not leave your

personal belongings,

such as bicycles, on

the pontoon. These

may be removed by

the Club if they pose

a hindrance to others.

THE SEA IS HOME TO DIVERSE MARINE LIFE AND EVEN HELPS IN REGULATING THE TEMPERATURE. AS PART OF OUR COMMITMENT TO CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, THE DUMPING OF WASTE AND OIL IN THE WATER IS A STRICT NO-NO. REALLY NEED TO

LIGHT UP? KINDLY

DISCARD YOUR

CIGARETTE BUTTS

IN ASHTRAYS

OR BINS, AS

BUTTS ARE

FULL OF TOXIC

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CLUB BUZZ/NOTICES

Introducing our new board game rental facility that will keep the whole family entertained at the Club.

Reading meets playtime at the ONEº15 Children’s Reading Corner.

Upcoming new marina club project gets ready to take in memberships.

The new Nike store elevates sportwear shopping.

Put your smartphone away for a while and enjoy some old-school entertainment by renting a board game from the Recreation Offi ce. Various options are available, including classics such as Monopoly and party games such as Never Have I Ever. Browse the full range of board games available online at one15marina.com. The rental time is from 9am–7pm; if you’d like to play after hours, do inform the Recreation Offi ce to place the game in the Front Offi ce before 6.30pm.

Spanning more than 10,000 square feet, the new Nike store is the largest SUTL-operated store in South-East Asia and India, and boasts the most extensive range of Nike footwear, apparel and merchandise in the region. What’s more? Shoppers at Nike Jewel can also customise their Nike tee and footwear at the Nike By You customisation area.

NOW READ THIS

PUTERI HARBOUR MEMBERSHIPS ON THE HORIZON

GAME TIME

JUST DO IT

ONE°15 Marina is pleased to announce its second branded marina project—the Puteri Harbour Marina in Iskandar Malaysia, Johor. Upon its completion in 2020, Members can look forward to enjoying your global member benefi ts at the Puteri Harbour Marina that encompasses 77 deluxe hotel rooms and suites, a 320-seater ballroom, meeting rooms, gym, swimming pool, restaurant, kids’ club, day spa and retail outlets. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting project!

A shared bookshelf has been added to the Kid’s Playroom for your child’s reading pleasure. Members wanting to donate books can drop them off at the Recreation Offi ce from 10am–7pm. All types of children’s reading material are welcome. Avoid publications with mature, explicit and religious content. Gently used books in good condition are ideal. For more details, contact the Recreation department at 6305 6980 or email [email protected].


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FINE FOOD

Celebrate the return of sunny days with culinary sensations fresh from the cradle of civilisation.

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ong hailed as exemplary, a Mediterranean diet is perfect for this time of year, when the indulgences of the festive season have begun to catch up and the palate is crying out for lighter fare. With an emphasis on the freshest ingredients, prepared with very few additional fl ourishes and only a little

seasoning, Mediterranean dishes feel both cleansing and nourishing, returning us to a simpler way of eating. Who can resist a humble tomato salad, with just a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil and a scattering of basil leaves? Or a plate of roasted vegetables, dressed with a splash of balsamic vinegar, as an accompaniment to a piece of grilled fi sh? Perfect for a summer supper or steamy lunch party, Mediterranean cuisine is the archetypal holiday food, vibrant and full of fl avour, while also being easy on the waistline.




FINE FOOD

Chef William Soh, Executive Chef at ONEº15 Marina, has some basic rules for achieving authentic southern European fl avours. It all starts with selecting the freshest ingredients, he says. “Because Mediterranean countries are surrounded by the sea, their dishes tend to consist of seafood rather than meat,” he explains. “But the key is in the freshness of the seafood—that is vital to the overall dish.” He advises pairing market-bought clams, mussels and prawns with commonly available ingredients such as olive oil, onions, garlic and tomatoes to make a simple seafood pasta or a bouillabaisse. Or to keep it really simple, poach a piece of fi sh with some white wine for a dish that can feel quite lavish even though it couldn’t be easier to prepare.

His other tip —seasoning. “Spices and herbs really bring out the fl avours in Mediterranean dishes,” Chef William continues. Oregano, basil, thyme and rosemary are all widely used in marinades and dressings. Wine is also essential. “Add wine, red or white— although white is preferable —to give extra body to your sauces.”

With our guide to these essential ingredients, Mediterranean marvels couldn’t be easier to achieve at home. Consider yourself prepped.

1. OLIVE OILOf all the items in the Mediterranean pantry, olive oil is perhaps the most used, so it pays to buy the best quality possible. Contrary to recent reports, it is perfectly safe to use in cooking and continues to be one of the most versatile oils available, acting as both the base to marinades and dressings as well as working beautifully on its own with just a little salt and pepper. For the most authentic southern European fl avour, opt for 100% extra virgin olive oil (rather than an oil blend) and where possible, opt for organic—this means that the olives that produced the oil, have been left untarnished by chemicals, thus ensuring their fullest fl avour and a golden, treacly liquid that will ensure a beautiful start—or fi nish—to any dish.




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2. GARLIC & ONIONS“Always sauté your onions until they are fragrant before adding your garlic,” advises Chef William. Garlic burns surprisingly fast, so adding it to hot oil too early in the cooking process will only scorch it and leave your dish with a bitter taste. Instead, consider it almost as a garnish, to be added moments before the main ingredients to suffuse them with their fl avour. Or, make like the Spanish and Italians and eat it raw—the health benefi ts are countless. A clove rubbed onto toasted bread makes for a delicately fl avoured garlic bread alternative or a few thin shavings added to diced tomatoes really raise their fl avour for a juicy bruschetta topping. Be sure to have a handful of mints nearby, however!

3. TOMATOESSun-ripened tomatoes are synonymous with Mediterranean summers, and there is virtually no dish that doesn’t benefi t from their addition. The giant beef tomato is perfect for stuffi ng with sausage meat and rice, while the more delicate vine variety works beautifully well when simply roasted. A tumble of heritage tomatoes is the perfect accompaniment to a creamy burrata, while a smooth passata is the irreplaceable component in achieving the perfect ragu. Simmered for as long as possible, it becomes the basis to the perfect lasagna, cannelloni or spaghetti bolognaise for a dish that is both comforting and restorative.




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MEDITERRANEAN FLAIR

The Club off ers a comprehensive selection of French, Italian, Greek and Spanish-inspired dishes at LATITUDE Bistro as well as an extensive off ering of wines from various regions at all of our dining outlets. For more information, call 6305 6982 or email [email protected]

4. LEMONSWhether zested or juiced, roasted or raw, lemons add a hit of freshness to any Mediterranean dish. Their sharp acidity will cut through the richest meat, so a quick spritz on a veal cutlet or pork chop makes it immediately melt-in-the-mouth, while nothing could be simpler and more comforting than a bowlful of spaghetti al limone. For a quick and easy dessert, swirl lemon juice through crème fraiche, add a little icing sugar and serve in chilled glasses.

6. WINENot just an accompaniment to meals, wine is also frequently used in Mediterranean cooking to bolster dishes. The key to cooking with wine, however, is to make sure it has evaporated before serving—otherwise you run the risk of inebriating guests! Red wine is typically used in meat dishes while white is preferable with fi sh or poultry, but much of the preference for one or the other depends on the country or region responsible for the dish – bolognaise, although a beef-based dish, is traditionally made with white wine from the Emilia-Romagna region.

5. HERBSThyme, rosemary and basil are just some of the classic herbs that will help to inject a little Mediterranean pizzazz into your dishes. Drizzle thyme-fl ecked olive oil over goat cheese for a Greek twist on a savoury starter, stud lamb chops with rosemary sprigs and slivers of garlic or blitz a handful of basil with some parmesan, pine nuts and garlicky olive oil for a fl avour-packed pesto. Oregano and marjoram work exceedingly well in tomato-based recipes, sage pairs beautifully with pumpkin or pork, and try lemon thyme for a fresh, lemony infusion.




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METHOD

• Prepare the salsa by combining the diced tomatoes, olive oil and lemon juice. Season generously with salt, pepper and fresh thyme before putting aside.

• Boil the potatoes until soft, then mash and set aside.• Season the salmon on both sides and grill in a pan, skin

side down, for about 6 to 8 minutes, just long enough for it to form a crisp skin while staying pink in the centre.

• Using a foil ring or a fork, mould the mashed potatoes in the centre of the plate and arrange the lettuce.

• Place the cooked salmon on top of this centrepiece before drizzling the salsa on the side.

GRILLED SALMON WITH TOMATO SALSA

PREP TIME 10 mins TOTAL TIME 30 mins SERVES 1

INGREDIENTS

• 150g salmon• 80g potatoes• 50g mixed lettuce

SALSA

• 50g diced tomatoes• 10ml olive oil• 2ml lemon juice• Salt, pepper and thyme

to season

EXECUTIVE CHEF

WILLIAM SOH

ONE°15 Marina’s Executive Chef William Soh oversees the kitchens in LATITUDE Bistro and WOK°15 Kitchen. He also looks after the banquets, catering services for the yachts and charters, as well as special Members’ events. His wealth of experience has made him one of the most sought-after chefs in Singapore.

In this issue of Longitude, Chef William shares his favourite Mediterranean fl avours with you—our Members—so you can impress your family, friends and loved ones with a lunch or dinner redolent with Southern European charm.

RECIPE OF THE MONTH

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LUSH ESCAPES

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Twenty-fi ve kilometers south of Sanya city centre lies the pristine Yalong Bay, a dazzling stretch of sand that is so fi ne and white, it’s almost surreal. St Regis Sanya Yalong Bay Resort enjoys one of the most prestigious spots along this postcard-perfect beach, making it a fi rm favourite with well-heeled travellers in search of rest, relaxation and a great sun tan. Seaward facing rooms enjoy uninterrupted views over the South China Sea, while those turned inland gaze out to the rainforests of the nearby Yalong Bay Tropic Paradise Forest Park. St Regis’ signature service is par for the course, as is an extravagant 3,500sqm spa and a fully serviced kids club so that everyone gets to enjoy themselves.

St Regis Sanya Yalong Bay Resort

The elegant settings of St Regis Sanya Yalong Bay Resort and the idyllic beauty of Yalong Bay—it’s the perfect marriage of nature with luxury and top-notch service.




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North of Sanya, in the opposite direction to the popular haunts of Yalong bay and Dadonghai, lies Haitang Bay a much quieter—and therefore more unspoilt—beach that many are seeing as the next big tourism spot on Hainan. Almost 50km of white sand stretches up the coast to Lingshui, with only a handful of hotel chains yet to make their mark. Rosewood Sanya was one of the fi rst to stake its claim on the idyllic beach and it has worked tirelessly to allow the breathtaking scenery to shine through—a restrained colour palette and natural materials heighten the cerulean surroundings rather than overpowering them and ensure that all eyes are on Haitang Bay and nearby Wuzhizhou island rather than on the decor.

Rosewood Sanya at Haitang Bay

Rosewood Sanya is a peaceful sanctuary that translates the best of Haitang Bay within its luxurious offerings.




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Even a full day at the Atlantis Sanya Aquaventure would not be enough to complete its network of slides and rides. From the underwater aquaduct that meanders gently through a tank full of sharks, to the gravity defying Leap of Faith that shoots those brave enough to attempt it down a vertical slope eight fl oors high, the park is an adrenaline junkie’s paradise.

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The original destination on Hainan Island, Dadonghai is the life and soul of Sanya, and although it has the reputation of being crowded, it is defi nitely worth a visit. By day, it boasts one of the best strips of sand on the island with a whole host of watersport activities on offer, while countless bars and restaurants ranging from lively to lovely liven up its night scene. Luxurious accommodation used to be a little hard to come by in Dadonghai itself, but Barry Boutique Hotel Sanya, Harman Hotel Sanya and Sanya Marriott Hotel Dadonghai Bay have all added a touch of glamour to the town that remains resolutely popular with newcomers and oldtimers alike.

Pulse-racing fun at Aquaventure Waterpark

Sun and sand at Dadonghai

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Atlantis Sanya Aquaventure Waterpark —for an adrenaline fi x like no other.

Thankfully for those who are intent on completing it all there is an adjacent hotel, with rooms facing out onto the giant shark tanks that are a focal point of the park. For anyone favouring a more terrestrial experience, a day in the supersize aquarium, the Lost Chambers, is a must. Or for a real walk on the wild side, the Shark Safari is unmissable.

The pristine beaches on Dadonghai Bay make it

the tropical island escape of choice for locals

and tourists alike.




When you’ve had enough of the beach, a trek through the rainforests of Hainan will offer a fresh perspective on the island. One of the only tropical canopies in China, Yanoda Rainforest is only 35km from Sanya city centre and spans over 160sqkm. Much of the area is a protected conservation zone, but within the forest lies a 45km park that is open to visitors and that features a network of hiking trails, zip wires and bridges that can take up to six hours to complete. While the fainthearted may well feel the heat, the Yanoda park offers a glimpse into the rich and diverse fl ora and fauna of southern China that is so often overlooked.

As its name suggests, Serenity Sanya Marina is a harbourfront haven in which to retreat when the pulse of the city gets too much. Tucked away on the southernmost tip of the peninsula, it enjoys a quiet position overlooking the South China Sea, with views best enjoyed from the terrace of Gourmand—the Pan-Asia gourmet restaurant that specialises in Malaysian and French nouvelle cuisine. After dinner, retreat into the dedicated Cigar Bar for a little old-fashioned glamour.

Escape to Yanoda and the rainforest parks

Restaurant Gourmand at

Serenity Sanya Marina

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LONGITUDE TIP

Members of ONE°15 Marina can enjoy access to reciprocal clubs around the world. To visit Serenity Sanya Marina, bring along your membership card, passport, and letter of introduction—the latter can be obtained from our Members Concierge by contacting +65 6305 6988 or [email protected].

Nearest Reciprocal Club: Sanya Serenity Marina

Besides being one of China’s most popular holiday destinations, Hainan is also the country’s capital of duty free shopping, with Sanya being one of the only places in China where duty free stores are allowed to operate. Customers fl ying out of the island can therefore shop until they drop and pick up their goods at the airport on their way home. Whether looking for the latest word in luxury or a token souvenir, there is a plethora of malls on the island from the kitsch Pineapple Shopping Center to the 70,000 sqm CDF Mall, the world’s largest duty free shopping complex. Credit cards at the ready.

Duty-free shopping

Yanoda Rainforest, one Sanya’s major attractions, has many nature

trails for tourists to explore.

EAT + DRINK

The CDF Mall’s design is inspired by the symbol of

Sanya, the Haitang fl ower.




CLUB PERKS/EAT & DRINK

SPECIALS OF THE MONTH

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Delectable seafood plays a starring role at LATITUDE Bistro and WOK°15 Kitchen this month, with the freshest crustaceans and fi sh adding a mouth-watering dimension to both restaurants’ featured dishes.

Enjoy an elevated Singaporean classic in the form of the ever-popular Lobster Hokkien Mee at LATITUDE Bistro. Egg noodles and rice noodles are stir-fried with egg and slices of squid and pork, and garnished with vegetables, pieces of crispy lard, sambal chilli and lime. The best part: The dish is adorned with scrumptious large chunks of the king of crustaceans, which will have you going back for more. LATITUDE Bistro’s Lobster Hokkien Mee will be available during lunch and dinner, throughout March.

The restaurant is also serving up a special Sliced Garoupa Vermicelli dish for lunch and dinner in April. This traditional Chinese dish features freshly sliced garoupa fi sh paired with vermicelli noodles and a hearty soup base. Savour the natural sweetness of the

fi sh, highlighted beautifully by sprinklings of fragrant fried shallots and spring onions.

Over at WOK°15 Kitchen, a delicious Double-boiled Collagen Soup with Fish Maw is all set to occupy the limelight from Tuesday to Sunday in March, for lunch and dinner. This highly nutritious soup is slowly simmered for over six hours, maximising its fl avour and the goodness from the various ingredients used. Diners can expect to be delighted by spoonfuls of intensely fl avourful, wholesome broth.

And in April, the focus switches to the restaurant’s Braised Ee-fu Noodle with Boston Lobster, Spring Onion and Ginger. The slightly chewy and spongy texture of the noodles is complemented wonderfully by the springy lobster meat and crunchy ginger, resulting in a veritable party in your mouth.

Head down to LATITUDE Bistro and WOK°15 Kitchen in March and April for taste sensations that are sure to excite even the most jaded of palates.

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CLUB PERKS/EAT & DRINK

HELIOS93 (LOBBY BAR)

Beat the Clock

March – April:

5pm – 8pm (Monday – Friday)

Enjoy a range of drinks—Corona, Asahi, Kronenbourg, Somersby Apple—at Happy Hour prices. The time will be based on our Lobby’s Audemars Piguet clock (Singapore time, GMT +8). Can you beat the clock? PRICE: From 5pm to 5.59pm: $5+ per bottle From 6pm to 6.59pm: $6+ per bottle From 7pm to 8pm: $7+ per bottle

BAR NEBULA

Bundle of Three

March – April:

3pm – 10pm (Sunday – Thursday)

3pm – 11pm (Friday & Saturday)

Savour the smooth, smoky fl avours of various whiskies. Choose three bottles at a special offer from Chivas Regal 12 Years, Glenfi ddich 12 Years, The Glenrothes Vintage Reserve 12 Years and Balvenie 12 Years.PRICE: $333+ for three bottles of whiskies

BOATERS’ BAR

$5 Drinks All Night

March – April:

5pm – 11pm

(Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday)

5pm – 12am (Friday & Saturday)

With $5 drink promotions from opening to closing, you can guzzle down house wines, beers and spirits at our fl oating bar. No rush for happy hour!PRICE: $5

LATITUDE BISTRO

International Buffet

March: Every Friday & Saturday, Dinner

Be spoilt for choice in March by the spread of international favourites, featuring fresh seafood on ice, sashimi and an array of enticing main courses. Leave some room for the decadent desserts, which are sure to delight those with a sweet tooth.PRICE: $58+ (Adult), $29+ (Child)

Seafood with Barbecue Buffet

April: Every Friday & Saturday, Dinner

Craving for a grand seafood feast? Come on down to LATITUDE Bistro in April and take your pick from a premium selection of Canadian Lobsters, Snow Crabs, Steamed Bamboo Clams, Chilean Abalone, Fresh Tiger Prawns, and more. PRICE: $68+ (Adult), $34+ (Child)

Sliced Garoupa Vermicelli

April: Lunch & Dinner

Freshly sliced garoupa fi sh is the star of this Chinese dish, with delicate vermicelli noodles and a hearty soup playing key supporting roles. Fried shallots and spring onions highlight the natural fl avour of the fi sh perfectly.PRICE: $18+

WOK°15 KITCHEN

Double-boiled Collagen Soup

with Fish Maw

March: Tuesday – Sunday,

Lunch & Dinner

This double-boiled soup is slowly simmered for over six hours, extracting all the fl avours from the fi nest ingredients used. A highly nutritious and delicious treat.PRICE: $28+ per person

Braised Ee-fu Noodle with Boston Lobster,

Spring Onion and Ginger

April: Tuesday – Sunday,

Lunch & Dinner

The chewy consistency of the noodles goes nicely with the fi rm lobster meat and the crunchy ginger, resulting in a veritable party in your mouth.PRICE: $28+ per person


LATITUDE Bistro • HELIOS93 • Bar Nebula • Boaters’ Bar 6305 6982 | [email protected]°15 Kitchen 6305 6998 | [email protected]

Beat The Clock

Lobster Hokkien Mee

March: Lunch & Dinner

A local hawker classic gets a gourmet upgrade with delectable lobster meat. Get your napkins ready and indulge in some serious lip-smacking culinary fun.PRICE: $18+




CLUB PERKS/PLAY & LEARN

Aqua

AcquaPole® & AcquaPole® Boxing

March & April:

Every Tuesday, 8.30am – 9.20am

Jump into the Infi nity Pool and experience a workout like no other! Suitable for beginners, this class helps you to strengthen and challenge your body. Tone up, burn fat and achieve a stronger core while exercising in shallow water.PRICE: $110+ (Member)$130+ (Member’s Guest)

Aqua Bike Endurance

March & April:

Every Thursday, 6pm – 6.45pm

This is a level 2 class for those seeking a high intensity workout session. Get fi t with a mixture of interval and aerobic training with arm movements for a whole body workout. The class is also suitable as a cross-training alternative for triathlons and marathons. Aqua shoes are required for the lessons. PRICE: $120+ per person (Member)$140+ (Member’s Guest)

Aqua Bike Lite

March & April:

Every Tuesday, 5.45pm – 6.30pm /

Every Friday, 10am – 10.45am

Combining the simple coordination of arm movements while cycling to music, this exercise is suitable for beginners and an ideal way to work out your muscles. Aqua shoes are required for the lessons.PRICE: $120+ (Member)$140+ (Member’s Guest)

Private Swimming Lessons

Daily

For those who prefer learning to swim with your own private coach, this class lets you have a one-on-one lesson with the instructor of your choice from Yvonne Swim School.PRICE: Private lesson for 1 swimmer:$60+ per swimmer (30 minutes)$70+ per swimmer (45 minutes)Semi-private lesson for 2 swimmers:$40+ per swimmer (30 minutes)$45+ per swimmer (45 minutes)

Sports

Playball – Children Multisport

Enrichment Program

March & April: Every Tuesday,

from 4pm (2.5 – 4 years old);

every Wednesday, from 9am

(10 months old – 2 years old)

On offer are fun and active enrichment classes for children between 10 months to 4 years old. Playball is an international multisport programme for foundation phase years, focusing on all forms of ball sports. It is a non-competitive activity where the emphasis is on having fun.PRICE: $160+ for full term or $22+for drop-in class (subject to availability).Call Recreation Department for schedule.

Tennis

Discover Tennis

March & April:

Every Wednesday, 9am – 10.30am

Nurture your inner Roger Federer by signing up for this class. Learn the fundamentals, build your foundation and ace your game with the help of our friendly instructors.PRICE: $45 nett per lesson

Tennis Fit

March & April:

Every Tuesday, 7.30pm – 9pm

Discover your talent in tennis with these classes, in which elite coaches cover all aspects and fundamentals of the game and help improve your skills. High-energy workouts are also available for those seeking to increase their fi tness levels.PRICE: $45 nett per lesson

RECREATION




Junior Tennis Programme

March & April:

Every Wednesday, 4.30pm – 5.30pm &

5.30pm – 6.30pm

Every Saturday, 8am – 9am*

This programme focuses on the key fundamentals of tennis and is categorised into four sections (red, orange, green and yellow). The Junior Team Tennis Mini is used to nurture early competition. For volume purposes, normal balls are used for closed drills. A minimum requirement of four players needs to be met for the programme to commence.PRICE: $30 nett per lesson* Call Recreation Department to confi rm schedule

Private Tennis Lessons

Available on request

A low impact sport, tennis is great for the body and mind. At ONE°15 Marina Club, we provide one-hour lessons for varying number of players.PRICE: Director of Tennis$95+ (1 player), $47.50+ (2 players)$40+ (3 players), $30+ (4 or more players)PRICE: Head Professional$85+ (1 player), $42.50+ (2 players)$36+ (3 players), $27+ (4 or more players)

Fitness

Junior Muay Thai Lessons

March & April:

Every Sunday (ongoing lessons),

10.30am – 12pm

A popular Thai hand to hand combat sport, Muay Thai employs stand-up striking and

grappling. Catered to ages 7 to 16 years old.PRICE: $35+ per lesson / $120+ per month of 4 lessons (Member)$45+ per lesson / $160+ per month of 4 lessons (Member’s Guest). One-time payment (compulsory) of $40+ for gloves and boxing wraps

HIIT Classes

Every Wednesday & Friday,

6.30am – 7.30am

HIIT or High Intensity Interval Training, helps burn fat and build lean muscle. You’re guaranteed to leave the class sweating buckets and swimming in endorphins. The best part is, you’ll continue to burn calories throughout the day with the “after-burn effect”. HIIT 30PRICE: $30+ for 1 session$100+ for 4 sessions $250+ for 10 sessions HIIT 45PRICE: $40+ for 1 session $140+ for 4 sessions $350+ for 10 sessions

Project Peach

Every Tuesday, 9am – 10am

Project Peach focuses specifi cally on the largest muscle groups in your body: The gluteals. Blast stubborn abdominal pouches and sculpt a perfect body with high-volume exercises. Strengthening the glutes and hamstrings is proven to improve one’s posture and alleviate lower back, hip and knee pain. Suitable for all fi tness levels.PRICE: $50+ for 1 session$175+ for 4 sessions$400+ for 10 sessions

Mix & Match (HIIT or Project Peach sessions)

PRICE: $400+ for 10 sessions$700+ for 20 sessions$900+ for 30 sessions

Sailing

Powered Pleasure Craft Driving License

(PPCDL) Course

March & April:

Every Saturday & Sunday

This course is designed to prepare aspiring sailors for the PPCDL test. From theoretical topics such as sound and light signals to practical sessions involving being behind the wheel and piloting the boat, this two-full-day course will be taught by instructors from the Singapore Maritime Academy (SMA). At the end of the course, trainees will receive a Certifi cate of Attendance, which is required for the PPCDL test conducted by SMA. The course requires a minimum of 5 participants to commence.PRICE: $330+ per trainee (Member); $290+ per trainee (student or NSF); $360+ (Member’s Guest). Price excludes test fees

Others

Lockers for Rent

On-going

Keep your belongings safe during your time here at the Club. For your convenience, both female and male changing room lockers are available for rental from as low as $10 per month, with a minimum rental period of six months. Pre-pay for a year of rental and get the 12th month for free!Rental charges for six months: $60+ (small); $120+ (medium); $180+ (large)

CLUB PERKS/PLAY & LEARN




CLUB PERKS/REST & RELAX


Fitness Centre 6305 6981 | [email protected] Department 6305 6988 | [email protected] Rael 6271 1270 | [email protected]

SPA RAEL

Birthday Special

March – April

Receive a complimentary Biologique Recherché Skincare Starter Kit worth $50 for your birthday. This offer is valid during your birthday month and two months after, and available by appointment only. Kindly schedule 30 minutes for a skincare consultation with our beautician. While stocks last. Other terms and conditions apply.

Bespoke Biologique Recherché Face Spa

Biologique Recherché’s innovative face spas combine avant-garde products with bespoke techniques to rejuvenate your skin. You can expect a results-driven, luxury experience that is personalised to every unique Skin Instant®.PRICE: $88 nett for 75 minutes (U.P. $235.40)By appointment only. Please quote “OMC2434-SR” when making your appointment. Valid for one-time redemption only. Other terms and conditions apply.

ROOMS

Stay & Dine

April

Book any of our luxury suites (Monte Carlo I and II) and receive $20 dining vouchers for every $100 spent on room booking.

ONE°15 Life

March – April

Charter a yacht for your next getaway with ONE°15 Life and enjoy these amazing perks!*10% waiver of service fee*Comprehensive insurance coverage for onboard and offboard activities *Free admission to Sentosa for you and your guests*Loyalty points to redeem attractive giftsFor more information, visit one15life.com. Terms and conditions apply.

ONE15 Luxury Yachting

11 – 14 April

Come visit our berth at the Singapore Yacht Show 2019. More than 10 models of yachts, ranging from sailboats to catamarans, will be available for viewing. Visitors can expect exciting promotions and mystery gifts too!For enquiries, contact ONE15 Luxury Yachting at 6305 9679 or e-mail [email protected] more information and bookings, visit one15luxuryyachting.com



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SAILING CALENDAR

March To September 2019MARCH28 - 31 Palm Beach International Boat Show Palm Beach, USA www.pbboatshow.com

APRIL11 - 14Singapore Yacht Show ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore www.singaporeyachtshow.com

17 - 23Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta Antigua Yacht Club, Antigua, West Indies www.antiguaclassics.com

MAY1Labour Day

4 – 8Mediterranean Yacht ShowNafplion, Greece www.mediterraneanyachtshow.gr

9 - 12 Versilia Yachting Rendez-Vous Viareggio, Italy www.versiliayachtingrendezvous.it/en

JUNE3 - 6 Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta Porto Cervo, Italy www.yccs.it

5Hari Raya Puasa

17 - 20Newport Charter Yacht Show Rhode Island, New England, USA www.newportchartershow.com

19 - 22The Superyacht Cup Palma Palma, Mallorca www.thesuperyachtcup.com

JULY3 – 7Henley Royal Regatta Oxfordshire, England www.hrr.co.uk

10 – 13Vela Clássica Barcelona Off the coast ofBarcelona www.puigvelaclassicabarcelona.com/

27 – 3 (August)Regata Copa del Rey Mallorca, Spain www.regatacopadelrey.com

AUGUST 9National Day

12 - 16Cork International Regatta Kingston, Ontario, Canada www.cork.org

23 - 25Flying Dutchman Marina Preis Torbole, Italy www.circolovelatorbole.com

SEPTEMBER1 – 7Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup Porto Cervo, Italy www.yccs.it

10 – 15 Cannes Yachting Festival www.cannesyachtingfestival.com

25 – 28Monaco Yacht Show Port Hercule, Monaco, France www.monacoyachtshow.com


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DIRECTORY

THE WORLD AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

As a Member of ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, your

privileges extend beyond our premises. The Club has partnered with a top-tier selection of the world’s best marinas, yacht, golf and city clubs to enable our Members to access their facilities.

AFFILIATE CLUBS (SINGAPORE)• Chinese Swimming Club• Laguna National Golf and

Country Club• Swiss Club, Singapore• The British Club• Tower Club

To visit our Affi liate Clubs, please bring along your membership card. Those visiting the Chinese Swimming Club will also need to obtain a letter of introduction from the Members’ Concierge at 6305 6988 or [email protected]. Log in to the Members’ Area on the Club’s website to view the access period and terms of our Affi liate Clubs.

RECIPROCAL CLUBSAUSTRALIA• Brisbane Polo Club• Fremantle Sailing Club• Middle Harbour Yacht Club• Royal Motor Yacht Club• Royal Perth Yacht Club• Southport Yacht Club• Yorkeys Knob Boating Club

BERMUDA• Royal Bermuda Yacht Club

CANADA• Hollyburn Country Club• The Royal Canadian

Yacht Club• The Union Club of

British Columbia

CHINA• Aberdeen Boat Club• Ambassy Club• Beijing American Club• Chang An Club• The Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club• Discovery Bay Marina Club• Gold Coast Yacht & Country Club• Nansha Marina• Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club• Serenity Sanya Marina• Shanghai Racquet Club• The Dynasty Club• Visun Royal Yacht Club• Wanda Yacht Club• Yalong Bay Yacht Club

INDONESIA• Batavia Marina• Ciputra Golf, Club & Hotel• Mercantile Athletic Club• Nongsa Point Marina• The American Club

JAPAN• Roppongi Hills Club• Tokyo American Club

MALAYSIA• Royal Langkawi Yacht Club• Sutera Harbour Marina Golf & Country Club

MONTENEGRO• Porto Montenegro Yacht Club

PHILIPPINES• Mount Malarayat Golf & Country Club• Puerto Galera Yacht Club• Sherwood Hills Golf Club• Subic Bay Yacht Club

PORTUGAL• Marina De Lagos

SWEDEN• The Royal Swedish Yacht Club

THAILAND• Pacifi c City Club• Royal Varuna Yacht Club

U.A.E (UNITED ARABEMIRATES)• Arabian Ranches Golf Club

UNITED KINGDOM• Deben Yacht Club• The Carlton Club• St. James’s Hotel and Club

USA• California Yacht Club• Manhasset Bay Yacht Club• The Hamilton Club of

Lancaster• Queen City Yacht Club• Seattle Yacht Club

GOLFING PRIVILEGESAUSTRALIA• Sanctuary Cove Golf & Country Club SINGAPORE• Sentosa Golf Club

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES• Arabian Ranches Golf Club

VIETNAM• Dalat Palace Golf Club• Montgomerie Links Golf Club• Sea Links Golf and

Country Club

To visit our Reciprocal Clubs, you will need your membership card, your passport and a letter of introduction, which can be obtained from the Members’ Concierge at 6305 6988 [email protected].

View the IAC list here:

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATE CLUBS (IAC)Members also enjoy reciprocal rights and privileges at the various clubs under the international associate clubs (IAC) list. To visit any of the clubs in the list, please arrange for your international associate clubs (IAC) visitor card via the Members’ Concierge at 6305 6988 or [email protected].

Sentosa Golf Club, Singapore Nansha Marina, China


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