KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals

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Management Committee
Editor’s Message
Vice-President’s Message
Captain’s Message
Readers’ Forum
Membership
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Club Updates
• Indiscriminate Parking
• Club Car Stickers 2007-2009
• Submission of Scorecards
• No Entry
• Notice
• Golf Insurance Card
• National Handicap System (NHS) Card
• Lightning & Siren
• Rules Book
• A Friendly Reminder
• Lost & Found
• Notice - Golfing
- Membership
• Purchase of Golf Balls
• Registration of Buggy
• 2-Ball or 1-Ball Matches on Weekends/Public Holidays
• Forfeiture of Tournament Prizes
• Dress Code During Prize Giving Lunch
• Important Telephone Numbers
• Kelab Golf Sarawak Goes Online
• Reminder To All Buggy Users
• Change Of Address & Contact Number
• Monday Morning Golf Booking
• Membership Card At Point Of Sales
• Donation for China Earthquake Victims
• KGS One Ringgit Charity Fund
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Ongoing & Upcoming Events
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KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (5th Leg)
KGS Club Championship
Malaysia Senior Amateur Open
KGS SMTA Hole-in-One Charity Golf
KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (6th Leg)
Sarawak Chief Minister’s Cup
Captain’s Trophy
KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (Final Leg)
KGS 18th Annual General Meeting
KGS New Year Eve Party
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KGS Gawai Dayak Open House Golf
KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (3rd Leg)
KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (4th Leg)
Transview Classic Golf
2nd Pan Borneo Senior Amateur Golf Championship
KGS Youth Taekwondo Championship 2008
Sarawak Classic Golf
Hyundai Classic Golf
KGS Captains’ Alumni Golf 2008
Family Day
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Lady Golf
Golf Rules
Health & Fitness
The Library
Golf Jokes
Club Facilities
Third Quarter Issue 2008
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Management Committee
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT
YAB Pehin Sri Dr. Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud
SBS, DP, PSM, SPMJ, SSDK, DGSM, SSAP, SSSA, SPMT, SPDK, DPPN,
Kt. WE (Thailand), KEPN (Indonesia), SPMB (Brunei),
KOU (Korea), AO (Australia), PCD
DEPUTY PRESIDENT
YABhg. Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr. Wong Soon Kai
DP PSM DA PNBS PBS
VICE PRESIDENT
YABhg. Tan Sri Datuk Amar (Dr) Haji Hamid bin Bugo
PSM PJN DA PNBS JSM JBK PPB Hon. Doctor of Commerce
SECRETARY
Shahary Haji Alias
TREASURER
Peter Chin Mui Khiong
CLUB CAPTAIN
Patrick Chieng Ping Ung
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Haji Abdul Jalil Bin Abdul Rahman
Gani Bin Matahir @ Abdul Ghanie Tahir
Gerald Rentap Jabu
James Ling Chung
Alvin Yong Sze Lung
Clarence Chin Chee Howe
Simon Woon Ta Meng
Baijuri Jaujie
Robert Elone Sireng
Membership & Establishment
YBhg. Tan Sri Datuk Amar (Dr) Haji Hamid bin Bugo
Entertainment
Gerald Rentap Jabu
House & Development
Gani Bin Matahir @ Abdul Ghanie Tahir
Food & Beverage
James Ling Chung
Security & Safety
Gerald Rentap Jabu
Library
Baijuri Jaujie
CLUB MANAGEMENT
General Manager – Bernard Lee Meng Hock
Email : [email protected]
Finance & Administration Manager – Wang Kheng Boi
Email : [email protected]
Activities Manager – Lester Simbas
Email : [email protected]
Assistant Activities Manager – Nisewan Haji Abdul Rahim
Email : [email protected]
Security Manager – Mohd Ayub Sulehan
Assistant Golf Course Superintendent – Chiu Nyian Shin
Operations & Maintenance Executive – Stanley Soo
Membership & Activities Executive – Shirleyna Kim Dupo
Email : [email protected]
Administration Executive – Rosnah Said
Accounts Executive – Audrey Edwin
Editor’s Message
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Editor’s
MessageMessage
Editor’s
In the 21st Century we live in an
environment
wired
with
technological advancement. It is
difficult to imagine that, in this
technological age of the borderless
world
of
cyberspace,
an
organisation doing any sort of
business could survive without a
website. It was primarily to keep
abreast with the times that in 2004
KGS launched its website and in
2006 it went online.
There is no denying the fact that a website must be constantly
updated to serve its purpose and to be useful to the organisation
at all times. But the last time the club website was updated was
in August 2007. Given this fact, it seems that the idea of regular
maintenance and update has not sunk in with the staff in charge
of the club’s department of information technology (ICT). That is,
indeed, sad.
But here is a piece of good news for all club members and readers
of The Golfer. The club will be launching its new and improved
website in September 2008. With better quality staff and adequate
supervision, the new KGS website promises to be properly run
and will always be up-to-date.
We are aware that with an effective website programming KGS
will gain more business from its potential customers, the website
visitors. We know that each and every individual person from a
child to a senior citizen prefers the internet to look out for their
desired products, whether it is about fees for a round of golf or a
golf lesson with the KGS pro. The number of search engines is
increasing day by day. Mark my words, if KGS is not on these
search engines we tend to lose out to our competitors, for
membership and other relevant products.
Bearing the above factors in mind, it is felt that the current website
is not adequate to serve the needs of the ever expanding KGS
club activities. The million dollar question on everyone’s mind is
this: Is KGS smart enough to spend some money on building a
practical, yet attractive enough website to enhance members’ use
of it. To have a good website is like having a comprehensive Yellow
Page tailored entirely to KGS needs. And remember that the club’s
online website is like a 24-hour sales person exposing your
products around the globe. What can be better than that businesswise?
Having said all that, one has to make sure KGS website is designed
with excellence in mind. The previous website was, in many
respects, far too short of our expectations. What constitutes a
good website design? Rest assured that a lot of people will be
looking at our website. They will expect it to be neat and clean,
and that it is easy to navigate. Even though the website is simple,
easy navigation coupled with the fact that it is neat and clean, our
website will be popular. Popularity is very important. Therefore,
our focus will be providing information as clearly spelt out as
possible to avoid ambiguity and confusion, and in a manner that
flows and allows easy navigation by our visitors. That, in a nutshell,
is a good design.
After the September 2008 launch, our mission and objective must
be that we will be able to run our website on our own, whoever
the website designers may be. It is of paramount importance that
we talk to the designers and get them to show us how to service
and update the website on our own. Otherwise the club will face
the same old problems of being dependent on the designers, as
with the KGS old website, the more reason we should insist on a
very simple design. Only if we could update it on our own could
we make sure that, unlike our past sloppy experience, the KGS
website will always be up-to-date across time.
As members all know, we are going full steam with the website
revamp and updating project, to provide innovative and better
service and usage to members, netizens and visitors. The new
features will consist of interactive communication. Under this
heading will be the following: (1) surveys and feedbacks; (2)
recruitment (job applications); (3) memo distribution, and (4) archive
events.
One general heading will cover several topics of interest to all
members: club history; management information; golfing calendar;
quick reference guides; membership forms; club newsletter (The
Golfer); photo gallery; upcoming events; club updates; info notices;
press release, and online payment. All these will be presented in
a clear and precise format, avoiding the pitfalls of our past
experiences. We want our website to be regularly surfed by visitors
worldwide, and that it is popular. In the era of globalisation no one
can disregard the power and strength of website popularity.
The launching date is eagerly anticipated. Even before its launch
in September 2008, members can audaciously hope that the new
website will bring good things to our club because it is our excellent
24-hour marketing tool. Having an online presence in the form of
a club website is one of the best investments we have had.
Furthermore, having a well-designed website will ensure that we
are able to compete in the online world. A distinguished and popular
website will help KGS establish its name as a thriving and
progressive premier club.
Datu Dr. Haji Yusoff Hanifah
Editor-in-chief
Editorial Committee
Chairman: YBhg Datu Dr Hj. Yusoff Hanifah
Committee Members: Patrick Chieng • Bernard Lee • Wang Kheng Boi
• Sim Kwong Hiong • James Ritchie • Lester Simbas • Nisewan Hj Abdul Rahim
KELAB GOLF SARAWAK
Petra Jaya, 93050 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia.
Tel: 082-440966, 444791, 443398, 443412
Fax: 082-441733, 311935
E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.kgswak.com
Copyrights ©2008. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be
reproduced in any form or by any means without the written
permission of the publisher.
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Vice-President’s Message
Vice-President’s
Message
Let me wish all Muslim members and staff Selamat Berpuasa and Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri and best wishes
to all others.
This Holy Month of Ramadan is a perfect time for reflection, on the past, the present and the future especially
when it coincided with the month of our 45th independence. Reflection on what we have done, what we are
doing and what we will be doing for ourselves and for others. Indeed we must not only ask what we have done.
More importantly, we should ask: “Is there anything else we could do to upgrade the standard of cleanliness in
our environment, the attitude of our employees towards work and the standard of service offered to members
to earn a word of praise and a satisfactory acknowledgement from them?”
We have improved our golf courses, but what about our badminton hall with its falling doors and broken gutters,
etc? It is too easy to pride ourselves on what we have done until we ask and answer the question, “Have we
done enough?”
Too many organisations, including charitable ones, have delighted themselves with the fact that they have
plenty of resources, even money and fixed deposits, while there are things that need doing and needy people
that need helping! Only when we reflect on our actions and deeds can we fully understand the actual situation
at hand. A thorough knowledge and an understanding of the current situation can lead us to chart out the path
to the future, to do the right things and do them right successfully.
May Peace Be with all of you.
Tan Sri Datuk Amar (Dr) Hamid Bugo
Vice President
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Captain’s Message
Captain’s
Dear fellow members,
Our golfing activities are
taking a short break during
the month of Ramadan
before we shift gear again
in October with a number
of golf tournaments
planned for the 4th quarter
of the year. The short
hiatus gives our course maintenance team the opportunity to
carry out some important maintenance and improvement
works on the course.
The Management Committee at its last meeting approved a
5 -year Master Plan for the “maintenance and upgrading” of
our Siol-Demak and Matang-Santubong courses, the details
of which will be shared with the general membership in due
course.
The key areas of focus are as follows:
• A macro drainage scheme to move excess water from
the Siol-Demak ponds into the nearby rivers. This will
involve the upgrading of existing drains and construction
of new ones to facilitate better drainage.
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Returfing of all the fairways at Siol-Demak, (a number of
which has been completed).
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Rebuilding of all the old greens at Siol-Demak.
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Upgrading and reconstruction of bunkers.
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A phased replacement programme for many of our
machineries, some of which are more than 20 years old.
For obvious financial reasons, we’ll endeavour to carry out
most of the work in-house, out-sourcing only the major
construction work, to ensure cost-effectiveness.
Hollow-tinning of all the greens have just been completed,
giving the turf time to “rejuvenate” such that we’ll have
optimum playing condition come October. We plan to carry
out this “hollow-tinning” exercise twice a year, the first in
January/February, before the “golfing season” starts and the
Message
second during Ramadan, when there is reduced traffic on the
courses.
To help us assess the performance of our caddies, to better
serve our golfers, we’ve recently introduced the Caddie
Assessment System, which has been used in many major
overseas clubs. It’s a very simple system, requiring minimum
effort on the part of the golfer. At the end of each game, the
caddie will give a laminated card with his name and personal
number to the golfer who will then place the card into one of
the four slots in the “Caddie Assessment” box located near
the Golfer’s Terrace and Buggy Centre indicating Excellent,
Good, Average and Poor. Points for consideration in assessing
his performance should include the caddie’s attitude,
helpfulness (for example their ability to indicate line on greens),
diligence in repairing divots, rake bunkers and repair ball marks
etc.
We need these feedbacks from golfers so that we can reward
and motivate the good caddies and train the not-so-good ones,
so that over time we can raise the overall service level of our
caddies. We already have in place a Caddie - incentive
programme, your co-operation will go a long way in helping
us ensure success of the programme.
For a number of years, most of our members have been
supporting the “one ringgit-a-month” project to raise fund for
the various charitable organisations in Sarawak, especially
those in Kuching. We’ll continue to do this to support the less
fortunate amongst us. During the
month of October/November we’ll
be organising 2 separate Charity
Golf for the same purpose and I
appeal to all our golfers to support
the club by participating in these
events.
Thank You and Happy Golfing!!
Patrick Chieng
Club Captain
CAPTAIN’S COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
Club Captain
Patrick Chieng
Course & Grounds
Simon Woon
Lady Captain
Celine Foo
Swimming
Vincent Bong
Deputy Captain &
Rules and Handicap
Chairman
Haji Abdul Jalil Abdul Rahman
Tournament
Alvin Yong
Junior Golf Development
Clarence Chin
Gym
Dr Lee Hua Seng
Caddy & Course Traffic
Robert Elone
Racket Games
Liew Meang
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Readers’ Forum
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The Editor,
c/o Kelab Golf Sarawak,
Kuching.
RE: SUPER SENIOR CATEGORY
In many country clubs throughout Malaysia, the Super Senior Category is permanently established in the
constitution of many golf clubs. In fact, it is incorporated as the club’s golf rules.
To qualify for this category, a club member must have attained his 70th birthday. Among the special privileges
accorded to such members are:1. They are exempted from paying monthly subscription fees.
2. They tee from the white teeing ground (tee-box) when playing a game of golf. If the individual golfer
decides to ignore this privilege, he has the option to do so.
As far as we know, KGS does not accord such a privilege to those members who are 70 and above. I would like
to recommend such a privilege as described above be included in the club constitution to be introduced during
the coming AGM. May I suggest that the Deputy President bring this matter to the forthcoming club AGM for
appropriate debate and if approved, to be passed as an amendment to our club constitution.
Seventy-something
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Membership
The second Introduction Night for the year 2008 was
held on Monday, 28th July 2008. The Kelab Golf
Sarawak Management would like to extend a warm
welcome to the new members of the Club.
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Arisfadillah Bin Seroji
Book Be Lin
Chua Jiun Yih
Chiu Chuan Ching
David Satang ak Michael Satang
Edwin Fu Syn Leong
Ivan Goh Tzien Sieong
Hasbi Bin Hashim
Ismail Bin Ali
Haji Kamsani Haji Noordin
Dr. Kalwinder Singh Khaira
Kiprawi Bin Osman
Justin Lai Tze Haw
Ronald Lim Pek Siong
Liaw Soon Eng
Mohamad Nizam Ibrahim
Richard Poole
Annette Agnes Sui Chai Siok
Shaharum Bin Ibrahim
Clement Sim See Soon
Tang Sing Hong
Tay Tze Yong
Tiong Heng Choon
Wong Ling Yew
Wan Abdul Rahman Bin Wan Abu Bakar
Wong Kee Teck
Wong Kok Ping
Tony Yu Yuong Wee
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Nitrophoska for all crops and turf
Nitrophoska untuk semua tanaman
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Nitrophoska has been used by farmers for almost a century. As your partners we
will be pleased to provide you with technical advise and assure you of the best
products and services.
Pepper Lada hitam
AGROCHEMICALS: Herbicides, Fungicides,
Insecticides, Soil Fumigants, De-suckering agent &
Spreader/Sticker.
Papaya Betik
ROUGHS-Top-dress Fertilization (During Establishment)
Cocoa Koko
Citrus Limau
Floranid NK (14:0:19:3)
is suitable for application after the renovation process (hollowtyning, verticutting, dethatching, etc.) The
high potash toughens the turf and increase disease resistance while the magnesium increases leaf
strength and improves plant activity. The colour of the turf is also enhanced because of the high potash.
When Floranid NK is used together with Agrosil LR during renovation, the rate of recovery is exceptionally
fast. Floranid NK is a suitable top-dress fertilizer for the greens, tee-boxes and fairways.
Vegetables
Sayur-sayuran
Water Melon
Tembikai
Agrosil LR
is a soil improver. When Agrosil LR is used together with Floranid NK as a basal fertilizer the rate of
establishment of the turf is improved. The turf also develop a better root system both in depth and density.
Agrosil LR is also recommended for use during renovation after hollowtyning. When Agrosil LR is used
after hollowtyning. The rate of recovery of the turf is greatly enhanced and the period of disruption to play
is shortened.
Floranid Master (16:5:10:5+TE)
maintains the availability of phosphate to meet the turf’s requirement. The potash maintains balance with
nitrogen for growth while the high magnesium maintains colour and strength of the turf. The use of
Floranid Master and Floranid Turf alternating with Floranid NK on the green provides a good balance of
the phosphate level with nitrogren and potassium conducive for good turf development.
Mango Mangga
Oil Palm
Kelapa sawit
Floranid Permanent (15:9:15:2+TE)
has sufficient phosphate to promote strong rooting while the high potash toughens the turf and increase
disease resistance. The use of Floranid Permanent alternating with Floranid NK on the tee-boxes and
fairways provides a good balance of the phosphate level with nitrogen and potassium conducive for good
turf development.
Distributed by:
Chili Cili
Sing Bi Tat Enterprise Sdn. Bhd.
(570752-U)
No.162-B, (Lot 8838) Sekama Road, 93300 Kuching. P.O.Box 876,
93718 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia.
Tel: 082-332099 (O) Fax: 082-336732
Flowers Bunga
Behn Meyer & Co (M) Sdn. Bhd.
( 3636-V)
No.5, Jalan TP2, Taman Perindustrian Sime UEP
47600 Subang Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan
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Club Updates
Indiscriminate Parking
The Management would like to seek members’ full
cooperation to observe parking regulations to ensure
the smooth flow of traffic within the Club premises.
A fine of RM 30.00 shall be imposed on members who park indiscriminately
around the club vicinity (i.e. yellow line and restricted areas).
Club Car Stickers 2007 - 2009
Collect your new car stickers at the Golf
Registration Counter. The first three (3) stickers
will be charged at RM 1.00 per piece. Additional
stickers are charged at RM 10.00 per piece.
The Management
has put up about
20 signages to
warn trespassers/
ball pickers from
entering the
Club.
Please be reminded that under
By- Law 18 of the KGS Golf ByLaws, all golfers are required to
submit their scorecards,
irrespective of the number of
holes played to avoid incurring a
penalty of RM 50.00 for nonsubmission of scorecard.
Cross over from
Siol and Demak to
Matang and
Santubong is
strictly prohibited.
Golfers registered under the
National Handicap System (NHS)
may collect their handicap cards
on the 1st day of each month.
For safety reason, all golfers
are advised to stop play
immediately at the sound of
the siren for Discontinue Play.
Disciplinary action will be
taken against those who fail to
observe the rule.
Golfers insured under the
Royal & Sun Alliance may
collect their golf insurance
cards at the Activities
Office.
Golfers are advised not to leave
any valuables / personal
belongings unattended inside the
buggy to avoid
occurrence of
any untoward
incidents.
Collect your copy
from the Activities
Office today.
A list of “Lost & Found” items is posted at the Club’s Notice
Board. Please contact the Security Section to make any claim.
Club Updates
Notice
Golfing
For all golfing &
activities related
matters, please
fax to
Registration of Buggy
With immediate effect, all buggy registrations must be done at the Club’s Golf Registration
Counter. Cash transaction is not allowed at the Buggy Centre under any circumstances.
The followings are rules governing the usage of buggies:1.
Golfer using the buggy shall undertake to return the said buggy at the end of
play in as good condition as received.
2.
Buggy user shall not hold KGS/ Buggy Centre responsible for any
damages or claims whatsoever arising from the golfer’s use of the
said buggy, and shall be solely responsible to pay for all the damages
incurred while the said buggy is in the golfer’s possession.
3.
Buggy users shall be 16 years of age and above.
082-311935
(Activities Office).
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Membership
Please be
reminded that
under no
circumstances are
non-members
allowed to use the
accounts of Club
Members to utilise
club facilities.
2-Ball or 1-Ball Matches on Weekends/
Public Holidays
With immediate effect, 2-Ball or 1-Ball matches are allowed on
Siol/Demak before 8:00 a.m. and after 5:00 p.m. on weekends
and public holidays on walk-in registration only. Earliest
registration is 30 minutes before tee-off time. Booking in advance
is not permitted.
For feiture of Tournament
Prizes
As a gesture of courtesy
and respect for our
sponsors, fellow members
and guests, all golfers must
be smartly dressed when
attending the prize giving
ceremony for all club
competitions. Singlets and
sleeveless shirts are strictly
not allowed.
Winners of all golf tournaments organised by
the club are required to be present at the prize
giving function to collect their prizes, failing
which the prizes will be forfeited. Those who
are unable to be present shall submit a written
explanation to the Tournament Committee for
exemption within 10 days after the tournament.
Golfers are strongly
advised not to
purchase golf balls
from any outside
ball pickers as this
will encourage them
to trespass into our
premises. Your
cooperation in this
matter is very much
appreciated.
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Change Of Address & Contact Number
Club members are strongly advised to inform the Membership / Accounts Department
of any changes in their mailing address or contact numbers.
This is to ensure that mails sent to them are received on time to avoid any complication.
Monday Morning Golf Booking
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eminder To All
Buggy Users
Each member is allowed to book only 1 (one) slot on Monday morning for the weekend.
This rule is applicable to both walk-in booking or through telephone calls by members.
All buggy users are kindly
reminded to return their buggies
after usage to the designated
buggy return points at Buggy
Centre or Bag Drop Area. Please
do not leave the buggy at the car
park to avoid untoward incident.
Your cooperation is much
appreciated.
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Donation for China Earthquake Victims
On Thursday, 19th June 2008, the Club Management paid a visit to
the Chinese Consul General in Kuching to hand over a donation for
the victims of the recent earthquake in China. Representing the Club
were our Club Captain, Mr. Patrick Chieng and KGS General Manager,
Mr. Bernard Lee. The cheque donation amounting to RM 5,000.00
was handed over by our Club Captain to Mr. Xie Fugen, the Chinese
Consul General of the People’s Republic of China in Kuching.
KGS One Ringgit Charity Fund
On 24th June 2008, five charitable organisations in Sarawak namely
Malaysian Red Crescent Society, Kuching Autistic Association, Rumah
Seri Kenangan, Sarawak Association For The Welfare Of Intellectually
Disabled Children and Malaysian Leprosy Relief Association, received
donation from the club amounting to RM 2000.00 each. Representing
the club were Club Secretary, En. Shahary Hj Alias and KGS General
Manager Mr. Bernard Lee Meng Hock to handover the cheques to the
representatives of the association.
The KGS One Ringgit Charity Fund was started in the year 1999 with
the objective of providing financial assistance to charitable organisations
in Sarawak particularly in Kuching.
To all KGS members, thank you very much for your continous support
and contributions towards the charity fund.
Ongoing & Upcoming Events
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OCTOBER EVENT
KGS Cash Sweep
Monthly Medals
(5th Leg)
19th October 2008
OCTOBER
Sarawak Chief Minister’s Cup
NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER EVENTS
18th to 20th November 2008
KGS Club
Championship
Captain’s Trophy
29th November 2008
1st & 2nd November 2008
NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER EVENTS
Malaysian Senior
Amateur Open
KGS Cash Sweep
Monthly Medals
(Final Leg)
5th to 6th November 2008
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
7th December 2008
KGS SMTA Hole-in-One
Charity Golf
KGS 18th Annual General
Meeting
NOVEMBER DECEMBER
9th November 2008
21st December 2008
KGS
KGS Cash Sweep
Monthly Medals
(6th Leg)
NOVEMBER
New Year Eve
Party
31st December 2008
16th November 2008
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* The above dates are subject to change
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DECEMBER
The Golfer
Edward Chin Ngian Hock Matang Hole 8
01/06/2008
would like to
congratulate the
following members for
their achievement in
scoring a hole-in-one :
Liaw Soon Eng
Matang Hole 3
15/06/2008
Kedong Luhat
Siol Hole 6
06/09/2008
Lee Wan Jai
Santubong Hole 14 07/09/2008
Dylan Tan Sie Loong
Matang Hole 8
10/09/2008
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KGS Gawai Dayak Open House Golf
In conjunction with the Gawai Dayak celebration, the club successfully organised the KGS Gawai Dayak Open
House Golf 2008. Similar to the Chap Goh Mei Open House concept, the club managed to organise an open
house with the objective to strengthen ties and relationship among members and their families. There were also
food stalls being set up selling local traditional foods such as ‘ayam pansuh’, tuak, lemang and many more.
For golf, about 130 participants took part in the event which was divided into 4 categories. The golf game was
played on shotgun basis and tee-off time was at 7.45 a.m.
During the prize presentation
lunch, the participants were
entertained with traditional
Iban dances. In his speech,
Dato Sri William Mawan was
delighted to be involved in such
an event and wished to see
many more events in future
where all races can mix
together in harmony.
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Mussen Lamoh emerged as winner for the men category as well as the
Dayak category with a nett score of 67. In the true gawai spirit, Mussen
had to drink two big bowls of tuak ..... before he could claim his prize. Like
a true champion, he guttered down his throat the powerful tuak in a matter
of seconds. Goh Chee Chen took second place in the men nett with a 68
winning on count back over George Tang. Meanwhile Oh Sea Joon carded
a gross 76 taking first spot in the gross section leaving Martin Wong and
Fabian Marip in second and third placing respectively.
In the ladies category, Martina Sim could not get the exemption and had to
finish one bowl of tuak before she could claim the winner’s trophy in the
ladies category with her 68 nett. Amanda Chin conquered the gross section
with an impressive 75.
All winners in the invited guest category including Alexander Dris, Polit
Hamzah, Dr. Roland Mattu, Dickson Saga and our own Club Captain, Patrick
Chieng, could not escape the fate of having to finish at least a bowl of tuak
on the stage.
After the prize presentation, most of the participants stayed back to continue
enjoying the live band performance.
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S C O R E B O A R D
Dayak Category
Nett
1. Mussen Lamoh
2. Fabian Marip
3. Samson Entabang
67
69
71
Men
Nett
1. Musen Lamoh
2. Goh Chee Chen
3. George Tang Yuon
4. Gary Lau
67
68 OCB
68 OCB
68
Gross
1. Oh Sea Joon
2. Martin Wong
3. Fabian Marip
4. Dr. Tan Lean Sim
76
81
82 OCB
82
Ladies
Nett
1. Sim Meng Kee
2. Caroline Seraba
3. Teo Whye Siew
68
72
74
Gross
1. Amanda Chin
2. Gertrude Lee
3. Lataifah Bujang
75
81
95
Invited Guests
Nett
1. Alexander Dris
2. Polit Hamzah
3. Dr. Roland Mattu
4. Peter Usang
5. Peter Sawal
64
67
71
72 OCB
72
Gross
1. Dickson Saga
2. Patrick Chieng
3. Henry Chuo
87 OCB
87
88
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KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals
[ 3rd Leg ]
The 3rd leg of the Cashsweep
Monthly Medals was held on
Sunday, 8th June 2008. Over 50
participants took part in this
event which was divided into
Group A & B. The tournament
was played at our Matang /
Santubong
course
on
staggered tee off commencing
from 8.00 a.m. onwards.
Oh Sea Joon maintained his
winning streak by emerging as
the winner in Group A with 71
gross, followed by Albert
Tanon who was 6 strokes
back. In the nett section, Dylan
Tan took first placing with a nett 65, Dominic Siron second with a 68 and
Kuan Kim Long in third with a 71.
Meanwhile in Group B, Francis Ting won the nett section with a score of
67 while Joseph Liu won the gross section with a gross score of 90.
Congratulations to all winners ..... see you again in the next leg.
SCOREBOARD
Group A
Gross
Oh Sea Joon
Albert Tanon
Dr. Tan Lean Sim
Lee Boon Fui
71
77
80
82 OCB
Nett
Dylan Tan
Dominic Siron
Kuan Kim Long
65
68
71
Group B
Nett
Francis Ting
Ricky Guing
Desmond Tan
Ting Ching Zung
67
69
74 OCB
74
Gross
Joseph Liu
Yii Siew Sang
David Chieng
90
96
98
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KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals
[ 4th Leg ]
SCOREBOARD
The Cashsweep Monthly Medals has
come to its 4th leg this year and was held
on Saturday, 5th July 2008. Over 70
participants took part in the competition
which was played on staggered tee-off
starting from 12.30 p.m. onwards.
Group A
Gross
Lee Kah Ming
Oh Sea Joon
Abd Aziz Sahari
Lu Su Ket
75
76
80
81
Nett
Abg Ibrahim Saleh
Lee Boon Fui
Tieh Teck King
67
72 OCB
72 OCB
Group B
Nett
Mohd Bedrie
Justin Lai
Mohd Nur Aiman
Chong Kok Hiong
67
68
72
73
Gross
James Sung
Ricky Guing
Loong She Kiong
86
94
95
In this leg, Lee Kah Ming edged Oh Sea
Joon to take the first place with an
impressive gross 75 in the Group A
gross section. In the nett section, Abang
Ibrahim Salleh stood out with a 5 under
67. Lee Boon Fui and Tieh Teck King
came in second and third respectively
after both came in with similar scores
of 72.
For Group B, Mohd Bedrie carded a nett
67 to claim the first place while James
Sung won the gross category with a
score of 86.
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Transview Classic Golf
S C O R E B O A R D
Group A
The 7th Transview Classic was held
on Sunday, 13th July 2008. Over 100
participants comprising two
categories took part in this year’s
event which was played over
Matang / Santubong course.
Defending champion Oh Sea Joon
won for the second year in a row
taking the Group A with his gross 76.
Abdul Rahim and Leonard Chin
followed in second and third placing respectively both scoring 78 with
Abdul Rahim winning on count back. In the nett section, Clarence Chin
edged Robert Elone on count back when both of them were tied with a
nett 69 followed by Edward Chin in third with a nett 70.
Gross
Oh Sea Joon
76
Abdul Rahim
78 OCB
Leonard Chin
78
Michael Lee
79
Roland Ling
81
Nett
Clarence Chin
69 OCB
Robert Elone
69
Edward Chin
70
Group B
Nett
Pang Kim Fah
69
Mohd Sabry Othman
70
Abu Bakar M. Suhai
71 OCB
Francis Yii
71
Syed Aziz
72
Gross
Mohd Hadik Said
92
Yook Hyung Sun
93
Loong She Kiong
94
In Group B, Pang Kim Fah took the first place in
the nett category with 69. Mohd Sabry Othman
came in second with a 70 and Abu Bakar Hj Mohd
Suhai third with 71. In the gross section, Mohamad
Hadik Said narrowly beat his nearest competitor
by a stroke with a 92. Second and third place went
to Yook Hyung Sun and Loong Seng Kiong who
came in with a 93 and 94 respectively.
Transview Classic Golf
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YOUR PARTNER IN PROGRESS
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2nd Pan Borneo Senior Amateur Golf Championship
The 2nd Pan Borneo Senior Amateur Golf Championship was successfully organised on 19th and 20th
July 2008. The event this year attracted over 120 participants from Sarawak, Sabah and Brunei.
A welcoming dinner was organised at KGS Chinese Restaurant for all the participants. The Governor
of Sarawak, Tuan Yang Terutama Yang Di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak, Tun Datuk Patinggi Abang Haji
Muhammad Salahuddin, was also present to grace the dinner. There were also traditional
performances presented by a local troupe being arranged to entertain the participants. The night
ended on a high note with everyone having a good time.
The competition went on smoothly for the two days where we were
blessed with very good weather.
Team Sarawak took the 2nd Pan Borneo Challenge Trophy with the best 12
gross scores of 2027 over the two days while Team Sabah took the nett
event with a total score of 1725.
gross scores (over 12
(over the two nett
Peter L K Wong emerged as the winner for the open category when he
carded a 154 gross over two days. Our Deputy Club Captain, Hj Abdul Jalil
took second spot with gross 164 edging out Hj Mohd Roger Abdullah into
third who carded 165. In the nett section, Pengiran Hj Md Tejuddin Pg Othman grabbed the first
spot with an incredible 21 under 123 over two days followed by Raymond Lim with 131 and Wong
Siow Kiong in third place with 134.
carded a 154 gross
Abdul Rahman took the
In the age group category, Hwang Young Yong came out
on top in Group A (55 to 59 years) with nett 144, Joseph
Chin Choo Kong in Group B (60 to 64 years) with nett
142, Hii Poh Hieng in Group C (65 to 69 years) with nett
142, Mike Meares in Group D (70 to 74 years) with nett
147 and Teng Tung Kong in Group E (75 to 79 years) with
nett 142 over two days.
In the super senior category, Tuan Yang Terutama Yang
Di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak, Tun
Datuk Patinggi Abang Haji
Muhammad Salahuddin outdid the
rest and emerged as the winner. In
the invited guests category, Vincent
Tan won on count back over YB
Dato Sri William Mawan Ikom when
both scored an identical 65 in the
nett section while Brian Chien won
the gross section with a 78.
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S C O R E B O A R D
S C O R E B O A R D
OPEN CATEGORY (36 HOLES)
AGE GROUP CATEGORY
Gross
1. Peter L K Wong
2. Tn Hj Abd Jalil
3. Hj Mohd Roger Abdullah
4. James Leong Tiu Kiong
5. Sylvester Ajah Subah
6. Martin Wong Ting Hin
7. T C Ong
8. Tan Check Khan
9. Patrick Chieng
10. Yek Siew Bek
11. Sia Chui Seng
12. Bajuri Jaujie
Day 1
75
83
82
83
81
86
81
88
83
86
85
84
Day 2
79
81
83
83
85
81
86
80
85
84
85
86
Total
154
164
165
166 OCB
166
167 OCB
167
168 OCB
168
170 OCB
170 OCB
170
Nett
1. Pengiran Hj Md Tejuddin
2. Raymond Lim
3. Wong Siow Kiong
4. Annuar Abu Bakar
5. Tan Beng Liang
6. Sie Puoi Chang
7. Hj Arpan Shahbuddin
8. Law Hung Tiong
9. Chong Ah Thiam
10. Peter Lee Kok Chiang
11. Christopher Fung
12. Yakop Jalel
Day 1
60
70
63
69
72
71
67
69
74
73
71
67
Day 2
63
61
71
66
64
66
70
69
67
68
70
74
Total
123
131
134
135
136
137 OCB
137
138
141 OCB
141 OCB
141 OCB
141
INVITED GUESTS
Nett
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Vincent Tan
YB Dato Sri William Mawan Ikom
Datuk Hii Yu Ho
Moses Wong King Hu
Clarence Chin
65 OCB
65
66
67
Gross
1.
2.
Brian Chien
Bernard Lee
23
78
82
Group A (55 to 59 years)
Nett
1. Hwang Young Yong
2. Dr. Mohd Syafiq
3. Tommy Wong Hiang Hee
Day 1
79
67
73
Day 2
65
77
72
Total
144 OCB
144
145
Group B (60 to 64 years)
Nett
1. Joseph Chin Choo Kong
2. Joe Landau Jika
3. Anthony Tan Hong Chiang
Day 1
73
72
79
Day 2
69
70
69
Total
142 OCB
142
148
Group C (65 to 69 years)
Nett
1. Hii Poh Hieng
2. Chang Choon Fatt
3. Ting Kuok Ing
Day 1
69
72
75
Day 2
73
73
72
Total
142
145
147
Group D (70 to 74 years)
Nett
1. Mike Meares
2. Lim Tok Chiow
3. Harry Yat Len Wong
4. Dato Hj Aba Robiyel Huk
5. Anthony Wong Ing Chung
Day 1
78
74
79
75
72
Day 2
69
73
71
77
80
Total
147 OCB
147
150
152 OCB
152
Group E (75 to 79 years)
Nett
1. Teng Tung Kong
2. Lau Suk Kong
3. Ling Chick Ngai
4. Dato Chua Kong Leng
Day 1
70
81
79
90
Day 2
72
81
84
100
Total
142
162
163
190
Super Senior (80 years and above)
1. Tuan Yang Terutama Yang Di-Pertua Negeri Sarawak, Tun Datuk
Patinggi Abang Haji Muhammad Salahuddin
2. YBhg Datuk Amar James Wong Kim Min
3. YABhg Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr. Wong Soon Kai
KGS Youth Taekwondo Championship 2008
On 20 th July 2008, the Club organised the KGS Youth Taekwondo
Championship. The event was opened to all junior members of the club
as well as primary school children in and around Kuching. The objective
of the competition was to give opportunities for the participants to gain
experience and to promote taekwondo as an art of self defence.
The event kicked off at 8.00 a.m. and saw the club badminton hall packed
with participants as well as spectators and supporters. All the participants
put up their best to display their skills of self defence and exhibited great
discipline among themselves. The parents were also there to give their
moral support to their children. Win or lose did not matter, at the end of
the day all participants had an enjoyable time.
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Sarawak Classic Golf
The ever popular Sarawak Classic Golf competition took place on 26th and 27th July 2008. The two-day event
attracted over 100 participants from all over Sarawak where golfers tested their skills and endurance to be crowned
the winner of the YB Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr. George Chan’s Challenge Trophy.
After two days of intense
battle, experienced Lee Ka
Tung emerged as overall
winner after beating Oh
Sea Joon in sudden death
playoff. Lau Chin Leong
took the third place with
155 edging last year’s
champion, Kelana Ibrahim
and Leonard Chin on count back. In the nett section, Sukri Murshidi came in with a two day total of 9 under 135
to claim the top spot followed by Abdul Taib Gembar with 140 and Wong Kee Tiing with 146.
Our junior golfer, Amanda Chin took the overall ladies title for the third year in a row. She can now take home the
trophy for safekeeping. Congratulations.... Amanda. Gertrude Lee took second place with gross 159 followed by
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Kathryn Joanna Sim in third with 173 over two days. In
the nett section, Nur Haninah Humaira emerged winner
with a score of 144 beating Tiong Ai Mee by two strokes.
In the invited guests category, Alan Sim Yaw Yen returned
the best score in the nett section while John Then Wu
Bin beat the field in the gross section.
S C O R E B O A R D
MEN’S OVERALL 36 HOLES
LADIES OVERALL 36 HOLES
Gross
Lee Ka Tung
Oh Sea Joon
Lau Chin Leong
Kelana Ibrahim
Leonard Chin
Wong Ting Ann
Lee Ka Tiong
Alex Tiong
Day 1
80
80
81
80
80
78
78
77
Day 2
73
73
74
75
75
77
79
80
Total
153 (Playoff)
153
155 OCB
155 OCB
155 OCB
155
157 OCB
157
Nett
Sukri Murshidi
Abdul Taib Gembar
Wong Kee Ting
Charles Hwong Siew Eng
Zayadi Sebli
Day 1
64
74
73
79
78
Day 2
71
66
73
70
71
Total
35
140
146
149 OCB
149
Gross
Amanda Chin
Gertrude Lee
Kathryn Joann Sim
Day 1
76
81
84
Day 2
80
78
89
Total
156
159
173
Nett
Nur Haninah Humaira
Tiong Ai Mee
Day 1
74
73
Day 2
70
73
Total
144
146
INVITED GUESTS
Nett
Alan Sim Yaw Yen
Andrew Wong
Christina Foo
Ting Kuok Ing
Shahary Hj Alias
68
69
70
71
72 OCB
Dennis Sim
72
Gross
John Then Yu Bin
Lee Kui Thiam
Chai Kuet Leong
Then Su Yew
79
84 OCB
84
86 OCB
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Hyundai Classic Golf
The Hyundai Classic was successfully held on Sunday, 3rd August 2008.
This year, Regas Motor offered one unit of Inokom Santa Fe 2.2 Diesel
and Inokom I-10 for the Hole-in-One prizes. The hole-in-one prizes and
many other lucky draws had attracted over 100 participants to the event.
With the difficult pin placement prepared for this tournament, there
were not many ‘unders’ in the cards returned. Edward Chin edged the
others into first place winning on count back over Justin Lai and Shahary
Alias when all of
them scored a
nett 70. In the
gross section, Oh
Sea Joon carded a
74 to claim the
first
place,
followed
by
Leonard Chin’s 79
winning on count
back over third
place
winner
Lincoln Leong.
S C O R E B O A R D
MEN
Nett
Edward Chin
Justin Lai Tze Haw
Shahary Alias
Mohd Nasir
Bernard Suling
Teo Sio Siong
Hoan Kee Hock
Robert Elone
Sim Kee Hian
Samuel Goh
Gross
70 OCB
70 OCB
70
71 OCB
71 OCB
71
72 OCB
72 OCB
72 OCB
72
Oh Sea Joon
Leonard Chin
Lincoln Leong
Abdul Rahim
Dr. Tan Lean Sim
74
79 OCB
79
80 OCB
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The KGS Captains’ Alumni Golf was
organised on Saturday, 9th August
2008. The event was divided into
alumni category and open category
which was played at Matang/
Santubong
and
Siol/Demak
respectively.
This year, all players especially in the
alumni category geared up in their
best uniform with their school logo battling up for the 18 holes golf game.
This event witnessed true and everlasting loyalty displayed by participants
towards their alma mater. Defending champion, St. Joseph in particular
grouped her players to sing their school anthem and posed for a group
photo to boost up
their fighting spirit.
The
prize
presentation dinner
at the Chinese
Restaurant faced a
temporary set back
when there was a
city blackout but lights were quickly
restored through the KGS back-up
electricity supply. In the alumni
category, St. Joseph proved that they
are still the team to beat when they
garnered a total nett score of 1094
strokes. St. Thomas came in second
place with 1113 and one stroke further
back was Sacred Heart. For the individual prizes, Joseph Liu was unbeatable with his 65 in the nett section
while Jimmy Teo secured the gross section with 76.
In the open category, Roslan Salleh carded 71 gross to win top placing in
the Group A section. Samuel Goh took the nett section with 66. For Group
B, Hii Yuh Tung’s 69 was good enough to win the top prize on count back.
Meanwhile Laja Sangin outplayed the pack in the gross section with his
89.
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S C O R E B O A R D
Alumni Category
Overall (School)
School
St. Joseph
St. Thomas
Sacred Heart
Tanjong Lobang
Total Score (Best 15)
1094
1113
1114
1132
Individual Score
Nett
Joseph Liu
Gabriel Chai
Ismail Ali
Bakrie Zaini
Tang Kimg Hung
David Chan
65
67 OCB
67 OCB
67 OCB
67
69
Gross
Jimmy Teo
Lincoln Leong
Sukiman Aini
Vincent Bong
George Tang
76
80
81 OCB
81
83
Open Category
Group A (Handicap 18 & Below)
Gross
Roslan Salleh
71
Oh Sea Joon
75 OCB
Abdul Rahim
75
Wong Tai Onn
80
Nett
Samuel Goh
Shah Minan Goslih
Abang Ibrahim Salleh
66
68
72
Group B (Handicap 19 & Above)
Nett
Hii Yuh Tung
69 OCB
Abu Bakar M. Suhai
69
Karim Reduan
72
Gross
Laja Sangin
Justin Lai
89
97
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Club Happenings
The annual KGS Family Day was once again held on 23rd and 24th August
2008. The 2-day event which started from 9.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. on
Saturday and 6.45 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. on Sunday was opened to all Club
members as well as to the public. Many interesting activities were
lined up for all age groups such as balloon stepping, karaoke, eating
competition, fishing, hula hoop and lots more. One of the interesting activities
during the Family Day was the colouring competition, where the best colouring of the car picture
provided by the sponsor will be reproduced on the real car. A big thank you to Ismaco
Automobile Sdn Bhd for sponsoring the colouring competition.
Over 20 food, bargain and exhibition stalls were set up for the two days including
Public Mutual, Ismaco Automobile Sdn Bhd, Hap Seng Auto Sdn Bhd, Red
Bookshop, Thank Food Sdn Bhd, Sugar Bun, Singapore Chicken Rice and many
more. There was also an art booth which displayed the paintings produced
by the handicapped.
The event kicked off on Saturday with fancy dress competition and
ended with the well participated KGS Karaoke competition. The
karaoke which was divided into two categories gave the judges
a hard time to decide on the winners as there were too
many ‘Akademi Fantasia’ potential singers.
On Sunday, over 50 fishing enthusiasts including
members of Kuching Spinal Injuries Association
took part in the fishing competition held at
Siol starting from 6.45 a.m. The fun
continued with mummia games,
colouring competition and lots
more. There were also lots of
lucky draws awaiting the
lucky ones including a
Sony Playstation 2 as
the Grand Lucky
Draw prize.
Club Happenings
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Lady Golf
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SWINGING COUPLES
Chan Siew Yan the initiator of this ballsweep has again come up with 20 couples to
swing themselves at Siol and Demak on 14th June. It was as usual fun but unlike the
mixed greensome, each couple has to play their own game and their nett scores
were added together to be able to be proclaimed as swinging winners. Joe Sr. was
swinging from tree to tree and fairways to fairways with Teo Whye Jin and he did
very well on Siol but punctured at Demak. We call that “Hilang Steam”...........age is
catching up Uncle....Stamina was all drained out on the first nine!!!! I know he tried
very hard to impress Jin but.........at 62 years old that was too much for him. Never
mind, next year do try again. The rest of the swinging Janes and Tarzans have their
own sad stories to tell, the ‘ifs’ and other petty excuses to blame for their bad
scores.
Winners
1st place
2nd
3rd
4th
Our most HARD WORKING Swinging couples
was Jane Teo Whye Siew and Tarzan Paul Ee
bringing home a basket each of eggs. Wonder
how many days
Asiok had scrambled
eggs
for
breakfast!!!!!.......
hemmmm...
Lunch at the Pavilion was as usual satisfying with good choices of food ordered by
the organiser. Thank you Siew Yan and we hope next year more couples could join in
the fun.
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The Lady Captain would like to wish
fxÄtÅtà [tÜ| etçt
to all Muslim friends ....
DIE HARDERS DINNER AT
KOREANA RESTAURANT
Asiok sipping away citron
tea complimentary from Kim of
Koreana Restaurant
True Die Harders...... RAIN
OR NO RAIN! MUST PLAY......
Die
Harder
Biba......dig
in...its beef
lah! Not
seafood......
Martina Sim....... what are you trying to do? Drumming the Bulgogy!
BUSY BEES
First half of the year Buzzy Bees
ballsweep was not played as scheduled as most ladies were
either away or busy. Siew Yan regretfully informed the Lady
Captain about the postponement and in July the game was
revived back. It was played in Siol/Demak with ‘Pink Panther’
as the theme colour. All ladies are again encouraged to play
this ballsweep. For those who are interested to join them,
please contact the Lady Captain or Marana.
Weekend
group... Martina
Sim got “Ikan
Sembilan” and
Daisy Tan got
“Ikan Terubok”
Note:
For a hole with 9 strokes score is called “Ikan Sembilan” and the penalty would be RM 5.00.
For a hole with 10 strokes score is called “Ikan Terubok” and the penalty would be RM 10.00
For a hole with more than 12 is called “Ikan Empurau” and the penalty would be RM 15.00
The penalty will be paid to the ‘makan’
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Mandy Chai and Leo Lim
Carol Seraba and Sarbjit Singh
Chan Siew Yan and Daryl Sim
Marana and Kipli
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MIXED GREENSOME
The ladies had been invited by the K30 group to play an Alternate
Tee off Mixed Greensome. It was based on 50% of total aggregate
and partners were randomly drawn. This is the harder version of the
usual best ball mixed greensome game as there is no best ball to
choose from. All of the participants had fun but the 20 ladies that
took up the challenge came back with disappointing scores, growling
and panting over poor shots, careless and unforced errors made by
them and their partners. We
were told later over lunch that
Martina Sim and her partner
Zabidi were hitting from bunker
to bunker (an eye for an eye, I
suppose!). They had a gruesome
day instead of greensome
day!!!! Of course as usual the
lunch hall was buzzing with sad
and funny encounters.
The ladies would like to extend
our utmost thanks and gratitude
to K30 and especially Hj Suut
who generously took the lunch
tab. As promised by the
organisers they would like to
have another game after Hari
Raya. We look forward to the
game!
Note : Apologise – All the other photos
could not be retrieved from the
camera... Amateur photographer ma....
Early Birds!
Martina won for the 2 nd
time... Are you trying to get
the trophy???....
GOOD LUCK!
Two pros in action!
‘Putting Competition’
Nancy Munjan
finally could bring the
beautiful crystal home
for keeps as she won
the early bird’s
ballsweep for 3 times.
Thank you Biba for
sponsoring the crystal...
all the way hand
carried from Croatia.
Lady Golf
OUTBOUND GAME –
MALGA EASTERN ZONE
TOURNAMENT – MIRI
Good
example!!...
that’s what
we should do
for our
fairway....
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The Lady Captain Celine Foo managed to
President of MALGA YAM Tunku Putri
persuade 17 KGS ladies to join in the game in
Jawahir with our KGS Ladies
Miri on the 30th and 31st of July 2008. We were
there in high spirit to support MALGA and Miri
Lady Captain Marilyn Raja have organised a two-day tournament at Miri Golf Club
and Eastwood Valley Golf and Country Club. The champion of the Eastern Zone
would be invited to play the MALGA GOLF CHALLENGE 2008 in October at
Tropicana Golf and Country Club,
Selangor. The president of MALGA,
YAM Tunku Putri Jawahir herself was
there to grace the occasion and join
in the two-day games. The
tournament was opened to all
MALGA members and non-MALGA
members. Many came from
Peninsular (as far as from Penang),
Sabah, FT of Labuan and Brunei.
Their presence in the Borneo Island
was also to get the Borneo ladies to
join in MALGA with special Life
Membership rates. Many of us have
signed up as members and we hope
to join in their games in the
Peninsular.
Never fail.... every game
Lim Soh Hua played she
will be the one that
patches up divots and fill
up the divots with buckets
and buckets of sand.
Thank you
Soh Hua ......
We have been
observing you doing
that... kudos!
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Beatrice Dayus -
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Marana won 9th Norzan-“Jaguh Kampung”
At the prize giving
dinner our ladies
became a bunch of ‘Dancing Queens’ led by our famous Wui
Our Dancing
Ling (she apparently missed her flight but managed to come
Queen in
action... Lead
back the next day in time for her tee off time – that is how
the way girl...
determined our KGS ladies were when
it came to “GOLF”....... Tunku Putri
was with us throughout the night and
with that note we were informed by
our Lady Captain that Tunku Putri
would like to come to Kuching to play
at our club on the 18th of November
2008. Ladies...let us plan a warm royal
Noi and Biba caught in action... Poco Poco Biba?
welcome for her.
“Who could this
lady be?” If you
know the answer
you may win a
tube of golf balls.
(Call the Lady
Captain to win the
prize)
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Three Pink Panthers..... Latifah.... please put your
leg down!!
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won 8th place for Gross Event
place for Category D
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Our ladies as usual withstood our
presence by having a good game
with fun with our new friends from
the Peninsular and our other Borneo
friends. We were told after the game
in Eastwood Valley Club that our
Norzan and Nancy ripped Marilyn
and Linda Bala of their ringgits.
That was not the only fun but
also money making for both of
them.
Suriani Ritom 3rd
Champion for Category C Prize for Category D
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Guessing
game
again!
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Lost Clubs on Hole 9 Matang
on 1st week of August .....
Anybody who found missile 7 iron and mizuno
sand wedge please return the said clubs to
Lim Soh Hua - Thank you
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BUZZY BEES
EARLY BIRDS
July 2008
Overall
Noreen Wong
Dany Neb
1st 9
Nancy Munjan
2nd 9
Aug 2008
Overall Winner
1st 9
2nd 9
Gross
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Aug 2008
Overall
Marana Sahari and Lim Wui Ling
Dtn Penny
1st 9
2nd 9
Celine Foo
Gross
Latifah Bujang
Suriani Ritom
Lee Miaw Jin
Lim Soh Hua
Latifah Bujang
Monthly Ballsweep Results
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Golf Rules
Golf Lesson Times
Monday
12 noon to 6.30pm
Tuesday to Friday
6.30am to 6.30pm
Saturday
6.30am to 2pm
Sunday
10.30am to 2pm ; 5pm to 6.30pm
Junior Lessons
ª Saturday
2pm to 5pm
ª Sunday
7.30am to 10.30am ; 2pm to 5pm
Health & Fitness
GYM NEWS
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By : Clarence Soh
Gym Instructor
Today, one out of five adults suffers from lower back
pain. Due to previous weight training and basketball
game, I have myself experienced back pain problem
especially when I do certain exercise which link to the
low back muscle, such as Pully Row, Incline Bench press
sit-up etc.
Back pain can hit anyone, for most
of us; the prime cause of back pain
is a strain from overexertion or
heavy lifting. If you are involved in
sports, sometimes it’s almost
impossible to avoid back injuries.
Certain people have even genetic
back problem. These people
should avoid extreme arching of
the back; you should get
consultation from your doctor or
specialist before you can start
exercising.
Here are a few tips to prevent you from
injuries:
Always start a training
session or exercise with a
general warm-up and
stretching. Maybe some
light 10 minutes of
stationary biking for overall
blood circulation. Then you
should do a specific
stretching routine involving your exercise muscle area,
but don’t overstretch!! Mild stretching is good because
it can help to keep tight muscle tissue from tearing under
stress.
If you are suffering from back injury, start your session
with a hot bath and a bit of stationary bike riding to
increase circulation to the injury area. A loosening-up
How to Avoid
Back Injury
massage is also good, and then you can start to exercise
with your exercise routine.
Training safety
Do leg extensions one leg at a time. Do Leg Curls with
moderate weights and higher repetitions. Do Bench Press
with your feet propped up so your lower back doesn’t
arch. Do Lateral Dumbbell raises with your back
supported. Do Bicep Curls rather than heavier cheating
curls. Do Sited Pully Row, rather then unsupported
Barbell Bent-Over Rows. Then, when you are done with
training, always remember to do stretching and cool-down
exercise. If you experience any severe pain, go to a doctor
immediately.
The Library
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Title : Rikki-Tikki-Tavi Moves in
Author : Rudyard Kipling
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Title : Naughty Fairies Tricky Pixie
Author : Lucy Mayflower
Easy Reader Classics
Feature illustrated stories
chosen from beloved
children’s novels that are
retold in a simple
writing style. Now even the
youngest readers can enjoy many of
the world’s favorite tales.
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St Juniper’s is the fairy school with a difference:
it’s famed for the naughtiness of its pupils. Meet
the naughtiest of all: their spells usually go
wrong, but even when they go right it’s only to
get them out of trouble... or get someone else
into it!
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The Naughty Fairies face a challenge to play
the best trick on Bindweed the garden pixie.
Their prank is SO good that Bindweed quits St
Juniper’s. Who will look after the school
grounds now? The Naughty Fairies of course!
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Follow along as a very curious mongoose, Rikki-tikki-tavi, moves
in with his new human friend Teddy and turns the house topsyturvy. This time his curiosity might just get the best of him.
Title : Absolute Fear
Author : Lisa Jackson
Title : Si Putih Dan Si Merah
Siri cerita Dongeng Gemilang
Siri cerita Dongeng Gemilang mengandungi lapan buah buku dengan cerita-cerita
dongeng yang menarik. Cerita-cerita dongeng dalam siri ini telah
dipermudahkan ke tahap yang paling rendah supaya
kanak-kanak dapat memahami mesej dalam cerita.
Walau bagaimanapun, usaha mempermudahkan
cerita telah dilakukan tanpa mencacati plot atau
tema cerita. Tambahan pula, ilustrasi yang jitu dan
warna yang padat pasti menarik minat kanak-kanak
untuk membaca buku-buku dalam siri ini. Ruang
Perbendaharaan Kata juga disediakan supaya kanakkanak tidak menghadapi sebarang masalah dengan
perkataan-perkataan yang susah.
EVERY SERIAL KILLER...
A serial killer is stalking the streets of New Orleans. The victims
are killed in a ritual fashion, a series of numbers tattooed into
their bodies. There are no clues, no connections except one: a
crumbling old asylum that was once the scene of unspeakable
madness – and is now the calling card of a new kind of fear.
IS SEARCHING FOR...
Eve Renner knows our lady of virtues hospital well. As the daughter
of one of its doctors, she spent her childhood exploring its
secrets chambers, hidden rooms, and forbidden
passageways. Now, somewhere in the decaying
asylum lies the key to a betrayal from the past
whose echoes are being felt with a vengeance a
crime beyond imagining that seems to lead to
Eve herself.
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Title : Hidangan Melayu Istimewa
Author : Rohani Jelani
Sebelum ini selera kampung tidak
pernah sebegini mudah diperolehi.
Himpunan resipi Melayu asli ini
menawarkan pelbagai masakan
Melayu lama dan juga masakan
daerah dengan cara mudah diikuti
langkah demi langkah berserta
gambar urutan memasaknya.
Berjamulah dengan hidangan laukpauk seperti Rendang Daging, Ikan
Masak Asam,Kerabu Jantung Pisang,
Sup Tulang,Nasi Kerabu dan Lepat
Pisang, dan nikmatilah keenakan
citarasa masakan Melayu asli.
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Title : Ternyata Cinta
Author : Damya Hanna
THE PERFECT VICTIM...
As each new body is found and forgotten,
memories surface, and Eve must race to put
together a deadly puzzle, one terrifying piece
at a time. A killer is watching, planning, and
luring her back to the ruins of Our Lady and the
shocking truths hidden there. For the sins of the past must be
revealed, and the price paid - in blood...
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Author : Fauziah Abdul Aziz
Pengalaman mengajar erti kedewasaan. Begitulah ibarat hidup Qasdina, tonggak
harapan keluarganya. Dalam meniti usia remaja, dia bagaimanapun tidak dapat
menolak hakikat yang dia juga punya cita-cita untuk digapai. Namun, demi
adik –adik yang masih bersekolah dan ayah yang dibebani hutang, impian itu
terpaksa dilupakan buat sementara waktu. Dia sebaliknya kini punya misi yang
tersendiri! Memburu lelaki kaya!
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ZARIEL – Lelaki pertama yang berjaya mencuri perhatian.
Kacak, mewah dan romantis! Itu ciri-ciri kesempurnaan
yang perlu ada pada lelaki idamannya. Tetapi Zariel tidak
seperti yang disangkakan. Lelaki itu terlalu ego sehingga
menjengkelkan hati nuraninya.
IQRAM – Kehadiran lelaki ini kerap kali mengganggu
emosi. Qasdina jadi rimas sendiri! Tiada langsung
kriteria lelaki pujaanya, namun peribadiIqram yang
penuh rahsia dan kesederhaan sifatnya berjaya
meruntun hati si gadis.
Ternyata, cinta itu terlalu indah. Namun,, dia juga sedar hanya kejayaan
menggapai cita-cita bakal melengkapkan kehidupannya. Jadi,mampukah dia
mengorbankan impiannya demi cinta? Ikutkan hati, dia ingin memiliki keduaduanya sekali! Dan dia tahu yang dia berhak kerana kebahagiaan itu adalah milik
setiap insan. Cuma yang pasti, ketentuan ILAHI tetap membatasi segala.
Golf Jokes
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To break the monotony of serious writing, “The Golfer” includes jokes in this issue for your
entertainment. KGS members are welcome to contribute jokes to help enrich our collection. They
will be credited (or blamed) for whatever jokes they sent in and are published in this section. “The
Golfer” reserves the right to edit any joke submitted. We will make sure that jokes published are
decent and acceptable humour.
O
ne hole behind
A man playing on a new golf course got confused as to
what hole he was on. He saw a lady playing ahead of
him. He walked up to her and asked if she knew what
hole he was playing. She replied, “I’m on the 7th hole,
and you’re a hole behind me, so you must be on the
6th hole.” He thanked her and went back to his golf.
On the back nine, the same thing happened, and he
approached the lady again with the same request. She
said, “I’m on the 14th, you are a hole behind me, so
you must be on the 13th.” Once again he thanked her.
He finished his round and went into the club house
and saw the lady sitting at the end of the bar. He
went up to her and said, “Let me buy you a drink to
show my appreciation for your help.” He started a
conversation and asked her what kind of work she
did. She said she was in sales, and he said he was in
sales also. He asked what she sold.
She replied, “If I told you, you would only laugh.”
”No, I wouldn’t,” he said.
She said, “I sell tampons.”
With that he fell on the floor laughing so hard.
She said, “See, I knew you would laugh.”
”That’s not what I’m laughing at,” he replied. “I’m a
toilet paper salesman, so I’m STILL one hole behind
you!”
chgfqoy
Jokes
Jokes
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kinny Dipping
A senior golfer had owned an 18-hole golf course
a few years after his retirement from active golf.
He had a large pond in the back of the course,
fixed up really nicely, along with some picnic
tables, horseshoe courts, and some apple and
peach trees. The pond was properly shaped and
fixed up for swimming when it was built.
One evening, after a round of golf, the senior
golfer decided to go down to the pond, as he hadn’t
been there for a while, and look at it. He grabbed
a five gallon bucket to bring back some fruit.
As he neared the pond, he heard voices shouting
and laughing with glee. When he came closer, he
realised it was a bunch of young women skinnydipping in his pond. He made the women aware of
his presence and they all went to the deep end to
shield themselves.
One of the women shouted to him, ‘We’re not
coming out until you leave!’
The senior golfer frowned and replied, ‘I didn’t
come down here to watch you ladies swim naked
or make you get out of the pond naked.’ Holding
the bucket up he said, ‘I’m here to feed the
alligator.’
Moral of the story: Old men may move slow but
can still think fast.
BAD RELIGIOUS JOKE DISCLAIMER: We recognise that religious humour can be risky. It is our hope that by laughing at ourselves
(and others) we can make this subject more approachable. If you find religious jokes published here objectionable, we apologise. As
with most jokes, the original authors are unknown – but we thank them anyway.h
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Club Facilities
OPERATION HOURS
General Office
Reception Counter
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Mon-Fri
Sat
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Sat, Sun & PH
Mon
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Green Fees (Guest)
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Gym
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Booking Sessions
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Member -18 Holes
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* one member is entitled to sign
one buggy at member’s rate
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For Gym Members Only
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Children - One Session weekly
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Free
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First to Register, First to Play
Free
Any playing member may book any one court
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Junior Members
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Without lighting
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Every Sunday
Tues - Sunday
Mondays
9:00 am - 10:30 am
2:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Closed
Mon - Tue
Wed - Sun & Public Holidays
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
8:00 am - 8:00 pm
With lighting
(failure to show up for the booked time and
cancellation on the day will result in a RM10.00 penalty
Junior Member
Booked on hourly basis at
First Hour
Second Hour
Third and Subsequent Hours
Cue Locker Rental
Library Membership
Internet Facility
Taekwondo
Member’s Children
CONDITIONS & CHARGES
Sundays
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
1st hour
Subsequent half hour
Monthly Fee
Entrance Fee
RM 25.00/month
RM3.00/table
RM5.00/table
RM7.00/table
RM5.00/month
RM2.00/month
RM 1.00
RM 1.00
RM30.00
RM20.00
Reciprocal Clubs
Note : When visiting reciprocal clubs to play golf, members are advised to produce their membership cards together with an introduction/
handicap card. Introduction/handicap cards are obtainable at the Golf & Activities Section. Some reciprocal clubs may require advance notice
of your visit or green fees may be payable. For more information on club reciprocity, please contact the Activities Office at 082-440966.
CLEARWATER SANCTUARY GOLF RESORT
Lot 6019, Jln Changkat Larang, 31000 Batu Gajah, Perak.
Tel: 05-3667433 Fax: 05-3667434
JOHOR
BUKIT BANANG GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
No. 1, Persiaran Gemilang, Bandar Banang Jaya,
83000 Batu Pahat, Johor Darul Takzim.
Tel: 07-4286001/2 Fax: 07-4286801
MERU VALLEY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
Jln. Bukit Meru, 30020 Ipoh.
Tel: 05-5293300/5263333 Fax: 05-5293311
DESARU GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
Desaru Tanjung Penawar, P O Box 57,
81907, Kota Tinggi, Johor Darul Takzim.
Tel: 07-8221187/8221935/8221445
Fax: 07-8221855/8222717
TELUK RUBIAH COUNTRY CLUB**
P O Box 27, 32040 Sri Manjung, Perak.
Tel: 010-5014000, 019-5702666 Fax: 05-6886539
KELAB GOLF DIRAJA JOHOR
Jln. Larkin, 80200 Johor Darul Takzim.
Tel: 07-2233322/2238079 Fax: 07-2240729
AUSTIN HILLS GOLF RESORT
Austin Hills Country Resort Bhd.
P.O. Box 155, Pos Malaysia Majidee, 81100 Johor Bahru.
Email : [email protected]
Tel : 07-3524300
Fax : 07-3538500
HARVARD GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
(Harvard Golf Resort (Jerai) Berhad) Bedong, Kedah.
Tel: 04-4586887 Fax: 04-4585888
KULIM GOLF & COUNTRY RESORT SDN. BHD.**
Persiaran Kulim Golf, Kulim Hi-Tech Park,
09000 Kulim, Kedah Darul Aman.
Tel: 04-4032828 Fax: 04-4032888
SABAH GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
Reservoir Road, Bkt Padang, 88820 Kota Kinabalu
Tel: 088-247533 Fax: 088-225243
SANDAKAN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
P O Box 541, 87008 Sandakan, Sabah.
Tel: 089-660557 Fax: 089-660584
KUALA LUMPUR
KELAB GOLF DIRAJA SELANGOR*
Jln. Kelab Golf, P O Box 11051, 55000 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 03-92848433/92063333 Fax: 03-92853939/92811440
KELAB GOLF PERKHIDMATAN AWAM MALAYSIA
Bukit Kiara, Off Jalan Damansara, Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 03-79573344/7957531 Fax: 03-79577821/79574484
KELAB TAMAN PERDANA DIRAJA KUALA LUMPUR
P O Box 10642, 50702 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-26985133 Fax: 03-26989889
KELAB GOLF DIRAJA PALM SPRING**
Batu 13, Km 21, Jln. Pantai, Mukim Pasir Panjang,
71250 Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan.
Tel: 06-6619599 Fax: 06-6619651
NILAI SPRINGS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
PT 4770, Bandar Baru Nilai, P.O. Box 50,
71801 Nilai, Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus
Tel: 06-8508888 Fax: 06-8503388
SEREMBAN INTERNATIONAL GOLF CLUB
P O Box 88, 70710 Seremban.
Tel: 06-6775277/6775787/6772309 Fax: 06-6772309
STAFFIELD COUNTRY RESORT BERHAD**
Batu 13, Jalan Seremban-Kuala Lumpur,
71700 Mantin, Negeri Sembilan.
Tel: 03-87666117, 87667173
PAHANG
AWANA GENTING HIGHLANDS
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
8th Mile, Genting Highlands,
69000 Genting Highlands, Pahang Darul Makmur.
Tel: 03-61013015 Fax: 03-61013535/61023080
KELAB GOLF DIRAJA PAHANG
P O Box 53, 25700 Kuantan, Pahang Darul Makmur.
Tel: 09-5675811/5675812 Fax: 09-5671170
PERAK
KELAB GOLF DIRAJA PERAK
Tiger Lane, 33150 Perak Darul Ridzuan.
Tel: 05-5473266/5453266/5465560 Fax: 05-5476688
KINABALU GOLF CLUB**
P O Box 10654, 88807 Kota Kinabalu.
Tel: 088-251615 Fax: 088-240166/232162
LABUAN GOLF CLUB**
P O Box 297, 87008 Wilayah Persekutuan Labuan.
TeL 087-412810/711/712 Fax: 087-416260
KELANTAN
KELAB GOLF & DESA KELANTAN
(Kelantan Golf & Country Club)
5488 Jln. Hospital, Kota Bahru,
15200 Kelantan Darul Iman.
Tel: 09-7741547 Fax: 09-7745798
NEGERI SEMBILAN
KELAB DIRAJA SRI MENANTI**
Istana Perkasa Alam, 71550 Sri Menanti.
Tel: 06-4979900 Fax: 06-4979600/4979888
PENANG TURF CLUB GOLF
Batu Gantong Road, 10450 Penang.
Tel: 04-2266701 Fax: 04-2266535
SABAH
BORNEO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB*
Borneo Golf Resort Bhd.
Km 69 Papar-Beaufort Highway,
Bongawan, Sabah, Malaysia.
Tel: 087-861888, 861750 Fax: 087-861333
KEDAH DARUL AMAN
BLACK FOREST GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
Zon Bebas Cukai, Bukit Kayu Hitam,
06050 Jitra, Kedah Darul Aman.
Tel: 04-9222822 Fax: 04-9222798
MELAKA
AYER KEROH COUNTRY CLUB
P O Box 232, 75450 Melaka.
Tel: 06-2332000/2324351 Fax: 06-2323578
PULAU PINANG
PENANG GOLF RESORT BERHAD**
Lot 2462, MK. 6, Jln. Bertam,
Seberang Prai Utara, Pulau Pinang.
Tel: 04-5782022 Fax: 04-5750226
TAWAU GOLF CLUB**
P O Box 697, 91008 Tawau, Sabah.
Tel: 089-772776 Fax: 089-762904
KENINGAU GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
Jalan Luagan, Kampung Pasir Putih,
P.O. Box 990, 89008 Keningau, Sabah.
Tel : 087-331113 Fax : 087-333002
SARAWAK
KELAB GOLF BINTULU**
P O Box 1072, Tg. Kidurong Road, 97008 Bintulu.
Tel: 086-253213 Fax: 086-253754
KELAB GOLF MIRI
P O Box 101, 98107, Lutong, Miri.
Tel: 085-416787 Fax: 085-417848
KELAB GOLF SIBU**
Mile 101/2, Oya Road, 96000 Sibu.
Tel: 084-228119 Fax: 084-229120
SELANGOR
KELAB GOLF NEGARA SUBANG**
P O Box 151, 46710 Petaling Jaya.
Tel: 03-78760388/643/227/742/692 Fax: 03-78749796
KELAB GOLF SULTAN ABDUL AZIZ SHAH*
Peti Surat 7267, 40708 Shah Alam.
Tel: 03-55105872/55191512 Fax: 03-55105860
KELAB RAHMAN PUTRA MALAYSIA**
Batu 13.5, Jalan Kuala Selangor, Bukit Rahman Putra,
Sg. Buloh, 47000 Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Tel: 03-6566870 Fax: 03-61560280
KELAB REKREASI TENTERA UDARA
Pengkalan Udara TUDM, Subang, 46740 Petaling Jaya.
Tel: 03-78463200 Fax: 03-78464393/78464415
MONTEREZ GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
MWE Golf & Country Club Berhad (208507 - P)
P O Box 7477, 40716 Shah Alam, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Tel: 03-7465989 Fax: 03-78467881/78467343
PALM GARDEN GOLF CLUB
101 Resort, 62502 Putra Jaya.
Tel: 03-89476333 Fax: 03-89476399
PERANGSANG TEMPLER GOLF CLUB**
Templer Park Golf Resort Berhad,
No. 1, Templer Park Resort, 48000 Rawang.
Tel: 03-60910022
Fax: 03-60910023/60914770/60914310
TEMPLER PARK COUNTRY CLUB**
KM21, Jalan Rawang, 48000 Rawang.
Tel: 03-6091911/9630 Fax: 03-60919807/9164
TERENGGANU
TUANKU MIZAN GOLF & COUNTRY RESORT
(Formerly Known as Ibai Golf & Country Club Bhd.)
969, Kg. Tok Adis, Kuala Ibai,
20400 Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu.
Tel: 09-61635000 Fax: 09-61637000
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ibaigolf.com
KELAB DESA RANTAU PETRONAS
24200 Kemasik, Kemaman, Terengganu.
Tel: 09-8640232/8640259/544 Fax: 09-8640233
KUALA TERENGGANU GOLF RESORT**
Tok Jembol, Mukim Kuala Nerus,
21300 Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu.
Tel: 09-6665836/6666412 Fax: 09-6666493
AUSTRALIA
DARWIN GOLF CLUB
Links Road Marrara, N.T. 0812,
Northern Territory, Australia 0801.
Tel: 08-8927-1322 Fax: 08-8927-2567
INDOOROOPILLY GOLF CLUB
Meiers Road, Indooroopilly 4068,
P O Box 188, Indooroopilly, Queensland, 4068.
Tel: 07-3721 2121 Fax: 07-3870 5013
Website:www.indooroopillygolf.com.au
Email:[email protected]
LONG ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB**
Dandenong Road, Frankston North,
Victoria 3200, Australia.
Tel: 97864122 Fax: 97867717
OATLANDS GOLF CLUB LIMITED
A.C.N.000 265 531, Bettington Road,
Dundas, New South Wales.
Tel: 630-1260/630-1269 Fax: 630-2586
BRUNEI
PANAGA GOLF CLUB
BSP Co. Sdn Bhd., Seria. Bandar Seri Begawan.
Tel: 0803-373142 Fax: 0803-333607
PANTAI MENTIRI GOLF CLUB
KM 151/2 Jln. Kota Batu, Peti Surat 1646,
Bandar Seri Begawan.
Tel: 0802-791021/792014/5 Fax: 0802-790773
PHILIPPINES
APO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
Bago, 8000 Davao City, Philippines.
Tel: 63-82-297-2150/297-20290/298-2851
Fax: 63-82-297-2036
NEW ZEALAND
GULF HARBOUR COUNTRY CLUB*
P O Box 527, Whangaparaoa,
0943 Auckland, New Zealand.
Tel: 64-9-4240971 Fax: 64-9-4244739
RUSSLEY GOLF CLUB
428 Memorial Avenue, P. O. Box 14-045,
Christchurch, New Zealand.
Tel: 03-3584748 Fax: 03-3587480
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.russleygolfclub.co.nz
SINGAPORE
ORCHID COUNTRY CLUB**
1, Orchid Club Road, Singapore
Tel: 02-67559811 Fax: 02-67557972
SELETAR COUNTRY CLUB
101 Seletar Club Road, Singapore 798273.
Tel: 02-64814812 Fax: 02-64813000/64810311/64813111
SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB**
P O Box 50, Singapore 9157
Tel: 02-64592222 (Island Location) Fax: 02-64559649
Tel: 02-64662244 (Bukit Location) Fax: 02-64690344
THE KEPPEL CLUB**
Bukit Chermin, Singapore 0410
Tel: 02-62735522 Fax: 02-62781448
THE WARREN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
No. 81, Choa Chu Kang Way
Tel: 02-65861245 Fax: 02-65861235/59
Website: www.warren.org.sg
RAFFLES COUNTRY CLUB
450 Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Singapore 639932
Tel: 02-6861 7649 Fax: 02-6861 5293
Website: www.rcc.org/corp/
CHINA
ZHAOQING RESORT AND GOLF CLUB
Huilong Town, Gaoyao City, Zhaoqing Guandong Province, China.
Email : [email protected]
Tel : 86-758-8162168 Fax : 86-758-8162078
* No signing facilities and 50% Discount on Green Fee ** No signing facilities