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Keppel
June 2016
MCI (P) 141/04/2016
Highlights
Keppel Club signs more
reciprocal arrangements
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Through Members’ Eyes
– A photo contribution
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CONTENTS
Club News
02 Keppel signs new reciprocal
arrangements
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16 Hear from Tennis “C” & “D”
Captain
17 Tennis Inter-Club: Keppel
vs NUSS
03 Editor’s Note
04 Traveller’s Tales
05 Food Recipe
10 Tombola Night
10 Batam Trip
11 Tennis Championships
12 From Members’ Eyes:
18 Feature: New Staff at Keppel
GOLF NEWS
06 Kelab Rahman Putra visits
Keppel
07 Captain’s Prize
08 Ladies’ Committee Cup-
Desmond Chen
cum-ASM
13 Treadmill Challenge
14Yogalates
15 Dory Dance Ballet Kids
09 Golf advisory : Buggy with
red flag
Workshop
committee & STAFF
Chairman
Deputy Chairman
Fock Siew Wah
Ng Chee Keong
Management Committee
President
Lai Mun Onn
Eric Tan
Vice-President
Secretary
Ho Yap Kuan
Treasurer
Teh Lim Chai
Captain
C. S. Kong
Vice-Captain
Jamil B. Maksoem
Member (Billiards & Bowling) Michael Goo
Member (House & Bar)
Khor Chee Kok
Member (Newsletter) Peter Teo
Member (Swimming &
Entertainment)
Ronald Phua
Member (Tennis) Kamal Ehsan
Newsletter Committee
Convenor
Members
Peter Teo
Susie Seow
Helen Neo
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19 Swimming Gala
20 Keppel Gourmet
F&B NEWS
21 Tee Top
23 Little Harry’s Pub
24Seascent
25 E-Sarn Thai Restaurant
26 Peony Jade
27Peramakan
INFORMATION
28 CALENDAR
29 CLUB DIRECTORY
30 Reciprocal Clubs
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Administration & HR
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Keppel Club signs
more reciprocal agreements
Keppel Club is pleased to announce the signing of three new reciprocal agreements. As Captain
C.S. Kong explained at the Annual General Meeting held on April 20, 2016, the signing of
reciprocal agreements with other clubs is to allow golfers the chance to accustom themselves
to going out to these other clubs to play golf, given the expiring land lease situation in 2021 at
Keppel Club.
An added advantage for Keppel
Club members is that they would
have no restrictions going to these
reciprocal clubs to use their facilities,
except to pay for buggy fees and
caddy fees.
Most recently, Keppel Club
signed reciprocal agreements with
Palm Springs Golf & Country Club
in Batam, Indonesia and the locally
based Changi Golf Club on April
8 and April 19, 2016 respectively.
The reciprocal agreement with
Palm Springs Golf & Country Club
commenced from May 1, 2016
and will last for one year while
the reciprocal agreement with
Changi Golf Club will be valid until
termination in accordance to the
terms of agreement.
Signing of reciprocal agreement with Palm
Springs (L to R): Mr Steven Japari, GM of
Palm Springs, President Lai Mun Onn and
Captain C.S. Kong.
Signing of reciprocal agreement with Changi
Golf Club: Captain C.S. Kong and Captain
Vincent Teo.
In addition, a reciprocal
agreement was also signed between
Keppel Club and Palm Resort Golf
& Country Club (Johor, Malaysia) at
the end of April 2016.
commenced from May 1, 2016 and
will last for one year.
The reciprocal agreement
Please refer to the full list of
terms of agreement and terms of
exchange with the three clubs on
the next page.
Background information
Palm Springs Golf & Country
Club (Batam, Indonesia) and Palm
Resort Golf & Country Club (Johor,
Malaysia) are owned by Sinar Mas
Land, a real estate company which
is listed on the Singapore Stock
Exchange.
A bird’s eye view of the golf course at Palm Springs Golf & Country Club.
Photo : www.palmsprings.com.sg
Enjoy the beautiful mountain view while playing golf at Palm Resort Golf & Country Club’s
Cempaka course. Photo: www.palmresort.com
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One of Indonesia’s finest golf
courses, Palm Springs has three
distinct 9-hole courses: the Island
Course, Resort Course and Palm
Course. Palm Resort in Johor,
Malaysia has three 18-hole courses:
Allamanda, Cempaka and Melati,
all designed by world renowned
golf course designer, Mr Hiromasa
Inagawa.
Editor’s Note
First of all, I would
like to thank everyone
for extending a warm
welcome to the new
Communications team.
We are grateful for the
feedback received on
Keppel Links, and look
forward to hearing more
from you as we go along.
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Terms of new
reciprocal agreements
In this issue, we are pleased
to announce reciprocal
arrangements with three other
clubs– Changi Golf Club,
Palm Springs Golf & Country
Club (Batam, Indonesia) and
Palm Resort Golf & Country
Club (Johor Bahru, Malaysia).
Find out more about the
privileges accorded to you
when you play there, and do
fill up our feedback form after
your trip so our golf office
can serve you better.
As usual, our golf calendar
has been buzzing, with the
Ladies Committee Cupcum-ASM and the 27th
Singapore Ladies Amateur
Championship all taking
place on our beautiful course.
We are also pleased to
present a new feature called
“Through Keppelites’ Eyes”
and we kick off this column
with an amazing array of
photos from our member,
Desmond Chen.
Finally, don’t forget to put on
your dancing shoes and join
us at the next Let’s Dance
event on June 11. And get
your little ones involved in
our Sports Camp on June 20.
Have a great month ahead!
A scenic view of the
golf course at Changi
Golf Club.
Changi Golf Club has a tight
and challenging 9-hole course with
three unique features in its early
years. Interestingly, the 8th fairway
was once listed in the Guinness
Book of Records as the narrowest
fairway in the world.
Next, the 6th hole was
without a fairway and golfers had
to ‘borrow’ the 5th fairway to play
their second shot up the slope to
reach the green. The clubhouse
overlooks the Changi beach which
offers a panoramic view of the sea
and Pulau Ubin.
Editor Ashikin with Nic, from the
Communications department,
posing with cast members from
Channel 5 drama “Tanglin” at
Keppel’s golf course
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We invite members to share their anecdotes by sending their stories to:
The Editor, Keppel Links, 10 Bukit Chermin Road, Singapore 109918,
or [email protected]
By Peter Teo,
Convenor (Newsletter)
Hong Kong losing
its fragrance
Hong Kong is no longer as fragrant as it
used to be. The Fragrant Harbour has lost its
position as a shopper’s and food paradise.
Somehow its vibrancy has vanished. Where
have all the shoppers gone?
Gone indeed are the rowdy
exchanges in stores between sales staff
and customers. Less boisterous is the
cacophony of diners’ cackles and wails
in restaurants and eateries. Missing is
the hustle and bustle of the streets. And
fewer taxis are weaving in and out of
lanes hurriedly. This is not the Hong
Kong I know of. But this was what I
felt and saw on a recent visit there, in
March-April.
What was most apparent was
the absence of the hordes of China
nationals from the mainland. Sure, you
could still hear and see them wherever
you go, but they don’t swarm around
you as in past years. And they certainly
don’t storm the entire shopping malls
anymore!
In fact, those shopping malls I
visited on Nathan Road in Kowloon
– shoppers’ favourite hunting ground
– were rather quiet morning, day and
night. Window-shopping seemed to be
the name of the game. The shoppers
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Post card of a bustling street in Kowloon, Hong Kong, circa 2004.
were mainly non-China tourists like us
and the locals.
The manager of a ladies’
wear store in New World Centre
in the flourishing Tsim Sha Tsui
luxury shopping and recreational
area lamented: “With the economic
downturn and the Central Government
in the mainland curbing the flow of
visitors into Hong Kong, we have been
badly hit. You see, the mall is so quiet.”
Another store manager in nearby
Miramar Shopping Centre added: “Even
with our 50 per-cent sale items, and
prices of some dresses reduced by 70
per cent, not many people are stepping
into our store. And we are not even
talking about purchases.”
Stores in the gigantic Harbour
City, however, appeared to be doing
better. They continued to pull in the
crowds, and business there seemed to
be more brisk. Perhaps this was because
of Harbour City’s location, which is
adjacent to the Ocean Terminal for
cruise ships. In end-March, all the three
Cunard ocean liners – the Queen Mary
2, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria
– were docked there, and thousands of
us from the three ships visited the malls
before starting out on our voyage.
Tourism has long been one of
Hong Kong’s top money earners. But
according to an official Hong Kong
economy research agency, growth in the
city’s inbound tourism started to ease
in 2014. The slowdown continued and
was more pronounced in the first half of
last year as a result of fewer mainland
visitor arrivals during the period.
Hong Kong’s flagging tourism
industry has urged the government to
do more to attract visitors to this once
favourite playground of the region.
There are suggestions that Hong Kong
should develop more tourist attractions,
introduce effective measures to attract
more business visitors and generate
further growth of the cruise industry.
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The ladies from Keppel Club and KRPM are all ready for a good game of golf!
Ladies Interclub friendly : Kelab Rahman Putra visits Keppel
Neighbourly ties enhanced
on the fairway
In the spirit of promoting friendly ties as well as exchange of knowledge and skills, a ladies’
interclub golf friendly was organised between Keppel Club and Malaysia’s Kelab Rahman Putra
Malaysia (KRPM) on April 29, 2016 with Keppel Club as the host.
Although there was heavy
rain before the guests from KRPM
arrived at the Club in the afternoon,
the skies soon cleared and ladies
from both clubs proceeded for a
game of golf.
After mingling and bonding
over a good game of golf, the
ladies, together with representatives
of management committees of both
clubs, enjoyed a hearty dinner at
the Berlayer Terrace.
Captain C.S. Kong thanked
the visitors from KRPM for making
the trip to the Club and presented
gifts of appreciation to KRPM’s
management committee members.
There was also a lucky draw
session held during dinner and Lady
Captain Meenah Fong presented the
prizes to the lucky winners.
Overall, the Ladies’ Interclub
Friendly event between the two
clubs was a success and the ladies
certainly look forward to more
friendly exchanges in future.
Keppel ladies enjoying dinner and socialising with guests after the game.
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Captain C.S. Kong presents a gift of
appreciation to Dato Eric Lai, Acting President
of KRPM.
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Captain’s Prize 2016
A night of friendships
and fun for charity
By Dean Koh
This year’s annual Captain’s Prize event was held on April 30, 2016 and although it had been
called off due to bad weather, all 100 participants kept their spirits high and had an early prize
presentation with dinner at Keppel Hall.
During the prize presentation
ceremony, Captain C.S. Kong
thanked all the participants for their
support and Vice-Captain Jamil
Maksoem was invited to give out
the medals for the monthly winners
from January to April this year.
Prior to the start of the game,
Captain Kong put up a $3,000
Hole in One (HIO) prize in the
hopes of one lucky golfer winning
it. 55 golfers betted on the HIO
but unfortunately, no one could
successfully accomplish the task.
However, the good news is
that the bets and the HIO prize
(worth a total of $4,100) will be
donated to the Keppel Charity event
to be held in October this year.
Captain Kong also gave away
various prizes during the lucky
draw, including a limited edition
Mercedes Benz watch. He also
presented prizes to the players who
successfully qualified and who
will represent Keppel Club at the
national round of the Mercedes
Trophy to be held in June.
Vice-Captain Jamil Maksoem presents a trophy to Mr Allan Wong (left),
one of the monthly medal winners.
Captain C.S. Kong addresses the participants
during the dinner and prize presentation.
A very lucky Mr Sadegh Mortazavy (left) went home with the limited
edition Mercedes Benz watch!
Nothing like a traditional ‘yum seng’ toast to liven the spirits during dinner!
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Ladies Committee addressing the crowd.
Ms Meenah Fong giving her
thanksgiving speech.
Ladies Committee Cup and ASM 2016
Sweet moments of
sisterly bonds and love
By Dean Koh
As incumbent Lady Captain Meenah Fong passed the baton to incoming
Lady Captain Olivia Chung at this year’s Annual Social Meeting (ASM) on
the evening of May 22 at Keppel Hall, both of them exchanged hugs.
Ms Fong also embraced the current members of the Ladies Committee, in
the spirit of sisterhood within the Keppelite ladies golf group.
Such is the warmth and bonds between the ladies
of the Ladies Committee and by extension, the lady
golfers of Keppel Club.
Earlier in the day, the Ladies Committee Cup saw
51 lady golfers in action and trying their best to win the
overall title on the course. However, we observed a more
friendly banter than competitive action between the
ladies, who all took turns to rally one another on despite
the scorching heat.
The ladies seated in the audience cheered for Ms
Fong as she gave her thanksgiving speech to the Ladies
Committee, the lady golfers present as well as Keppel
Club staff for supporting her and her team’s work. She
also called for the lady golfers to support the Club’s
monthly activities which was held for them.
A time for dinner and bonding before the start of the ASM.
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Incoming Lady Captain Olivia
Chung giving her introductory
speech.
New Lady Captain Olivia Chung also gave a short
speech, citing that it was difficult to fill the shoes of Ms
Fong as she had done such a good job as the previous
Lady Captain but she said would do her best as the new
Lady Captain.
Ms Chung also announced that Dr Wenli Howe
would be appointed as the new Lady Vice-Captain.
The hugs are testament to the ladies’ close bonds and ties with one
another.
Ladies Committee Cup 2016
Stableford,
Sunday, May 22
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Winner
Runner-up
Ms Pauline Lee (right), winner of the
Ladies Committee Cup, receiving her
trophy from Ms Olivia Chung.
At the end of the ASM, the ladies all happily
gathered for a massive group photo, topping off the
enjoyable evening of sisterly bonds and love.
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Ms Fong and
Ms Chung also took
turns to present
prizes to the monthly
medal winners
from January to May
this year, as well a
trophy to the newly
crowned overall
winner of the Ladies
Committee Cup,
Ms Pauline Lee.
Novelty Prize - Nearest to the PIN
Hole: 4th Lily Rahmat
Hole: 6th Christina Yeo
Hole: 12th Natasha Wong
Hole: 16th Angelica Wu
Novelty Prize - Nearest to the LINE
Hole: 9th Low Si Xuan
The lovely ladies of Keppel Club posing for a massive group photo!
Golf advisory: Buggy with red flag
At Keppel Club, we strive to bring a
pleasant experience for all members and
their guests. With our many reciprocal
arrangements with other golf clubs in
place, it is common for our members to
invite guests for a game of golf.
Recently, the golf department implemented a
red flag system on buggies with guest golf players.
The red flag is to remind fellow golfers and
members to give due consideration for guests
who may not be very familiar with the course.
Therefore, a little patience goes a long way,
especially in the spirit of sportsmanship.
Next time you see a buggy with a red flag on
the course, do remember to say hi or even extend
a helping hand if necessary to our visiting guests.
We seek your kind cooperation in making
Keppel Club a safe and pleasant place for all
members and guests.
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Keppelites enjoy Tombola night
Held on the first Friday of every month, the May edition of Tombola Night (May 6) saw over 30
Tombola enthusiasts battling it out for the grand jackpot prize of $6,000.
As usual, Mr Clarence Nonis
hosted the game and announced the
winning numbers. Unfortunately,
no one came close to winning the
grand jackpot prize but one lucky
winner went home with the top
house prize of $300.
Tombola, which is a game
that originated in Southern Italy
in the 18th century, has been a
tradition at Keppel Club for more
than forty years. Players have to pay
for ticket, which they then draw
at random from a hat or tombola
drum.
Similar to the game of bingo,
it is often played at Christmas time,
and the winner’s prizes often take
on a symbolic form.
We look forward to welcoming
more members and their guests at
our monthly Tombola night event.
Do come by on June 3 for a fun
night!
The grandpa of Keppel Tombola Mr C. Norris calling out the lucky numbers.
A traditional dance performance.
Batam Bonanza
A 2D1N Batam trip was
organised over the weekend
of April 23 to 24 for
Keppelites and participants
enjoyed the city tour,
delicious meals and naturally,
lots of shopping for local
souvenirs. They also had
the opportunity to watch a
traditional cultural dance
performance.
Keppelites watch the cultural dance performance.
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Keppelites enjoy shopping for
local delight and souvenirs.
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An inquisitive eye for our greens
Behind the lenses of a golfing enthusiast
Desmond Chen has been a ‘Keppelite’ for more than six years, and particularly enjoys taking
photographs when he is out and about on the golf course.
This series of breath-taking photos from the Keppel
golf course and its beautiful surroundings were captured
by the avid golfer, who is also an architect by profession
and one of the directors of LT&T AVID Architects Pte Ltd.
“My favourite hole has to be hole 9 because (when
photographing it), it does not look like it was taken in
Singapore!” he said.
Photography is a personal hobby of Chen’s and he
particularly enjoys photos of landscapes and buildings.
Although he doesn’t have a favourite photographer yet,
he is inspired by the lush greenery of the course.
Hole 5, in all its glory.
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He plays golf at Keppel Club twice a week, and
often looks forward to the occasion.
“What I enjoy most at Keppel is the golfing, and the
food!” Chen said, passionately.
Indeed, with such enthusiasm, we look forward to
seeing more photographs from members as inspiring as
Mr. Chen, in the months to come.
If you have a story, photos or memories you
would like to share from your moments at Keppel Club,
do write in to us at [email protected]
A scenic view of the evening skyline, as the
sun sets on Keppel course.
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Photos credit: Desmond Chen
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Date:
Time:
Venue: June 19 – June 26, 2016
7am – 9:30pm
Gym
Categories: Men’s
Prizes:
Open Category for ages 16 and above
Women’s Open Category for ages 16 and above
Tee Top vouchers worth $100, $60 and $40 for 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively
for each category
“Go The Distance In 8 Days” Treadmill Challenge
JUNE GYM BATTLE 2016
Go The Distance in 8 Days (Treadmill Challenge) is a fun and exciting way to give your fitness
levels a boost and increase stamina. Walking or running on a treadmill is easy and also a safe
way to protect your knees from pounding on the hard surfaces of the road or pavement. Jogging
or walking on treadmills indoors also means you can enjoy your workout regardless of weather
conditions.
Walking and jogging has all the health benefits to
condition your heart, improve muscle tone & strengthen
your leg muscles. It also relieves stress and can help
to reduce a variety of health problems, including heart
disease and arthritis.
Lose more weight with this challenging 8-day
Treadmill Challenge as you burn more calories by
walking, jogging or running.
Rules & Regulations
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Within the period of June 19-26, members from the
age of 16 and above can take part in the battle, where
they can run or walk on the treadmill and record it each
time after they complete the task.
Members may repeat the run/walk as many times
as they want in the day from the specified hours (7am
to 9:30pm) for eight continuous days. The accumulated
distance from June 19 to 26 will be recorded by the
trainers after the challenge.
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Participants are to register their names at the
gym counter.
Only members aged 16 years and above can
participate.
The challenge will be held between June 19
to June 26, 2016 between 7am and 9:30pm.
Participants must notify trainers before they
start their treadmills.
Upon completion, participants are to sign
on their record sheet after each time they
complete 35 minutes, regardless of how many
times they do in the day.
In order not to hog the machine, participants
who wish to continue the battle have to find
another available treadmill.
Winners will be chosen among the
participants with the longest accumulated
distance for Men’s & Women’s categories
from June 19-26 2016.
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YOGALATES
WITH DEEPTI
The Fabulous New You
Yogalates: The best of both worlds
Conceptually, the practice of yoga and pilates are quite different and most practitioners just stick to one
form of workout, depending on their personal preferences. However, there are those who enjoy doing both
yoga and pilates but usually choose one due to time constraints.
Fortunately, those who want to reap the benefits of
both workouts can have their cake and eat it – in the form of
yogalates or yogilates.
Ms Deepti is a 500 Hr YTT Certified
and Yoga Alliance registered teacher
and pilates instructor from Singapore
who has been teaching Flow Yoga,
Ashtanga Yoga, Hatha, Yin, Pilates,
Kids Yoga to various private and
corporate clients for the last two years.
Yogalates is the combination of yoga and pilates exercises
which involve routines that incorporate the concepts of yoga.
There is also a key emphasis on meditational exercises to align
the mind and body, while focusing on core strengthening and
muscle toning, a direct result of doing pilates.
Starting off with some warm-up exercises, the participants
first tried out the yoga poses, which then transitioned to pilates
movements. Ms Deepti’s clear and simple instructions during
the trial class made it easy for everyone to follow the flow of
the two-exercise combination.
Yogalates is a great workout that can help practitioners
build muscle and stamina while teaching them to relax and
focus. The blend of strength and flexibility training improves
posture, reduces stress and creates long, lean muscles without
bulking up as it uses two fitness method and is good for
people who do not have time to take separate classes.
Registration is now open and class will start with eight
participants.
Even the men are enjoying the yogalates trial class.
On April 22, 18 participants signed up for the yogalates
free trial class. Decked in exercise gear, and with a yoga mat,
participants were relaxed and eager while listening to the
explanation given by the instructor Ms Deepti before the class
began.
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CLASS DETAILS
Class Name:Yogalates
Instructor: Ms Deepti
Day: Every Friday
Time: 10.00am-11.00am
Where: Keppel Club
Aerobics Studio
Charges per month of 4 session: $50 (Member) $60 (Guest)
– Excludes GST
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Mr Foo Tian Peng, Tennis Sub-Committee member and
Men’s “C” & “D” Division Captain, tells us about his
experience with tennis and the club
Dedication and perseverance
for the love of tennis
competitions I have been to, with
22 teams participating. There were
four round robin groups of six teams
and the group winners moved on to
the semi-finals. We managed to beat
all five teams during the elimination
rounds to reach the semi-finals.
During the semi-finals, we beat
Singapore Island Country Club 2-1
and we beat Tanglin Club in the
finals 2-1 as well. Although we
did win every single match, we
managed to win the overall for each
of the elimination rounds and stayed
unbeaten.
Mr Foo Tian Peng has been playing tennis for the past eight years.
Text and photos by Dean Koh
Although he started playing tennis relatively late in 2008,
Mr Foo Tian Peng put in a lot of effort and training when he first
picked up the sport – putting in up to four sessions of two hours
a week for training and practice.
Today, he serves as the
Captain of the Men’s “C” & “D”
teams for the Club and always
goes the extra mile to make sure
the players under his care get the
facilities and training they need for
upcoming competitions.
We learn more about his role
as captain and he even shares tips
for new and aspiring tennis players.
How long have you been a
member of Keppel Club?
Mr Foo: I have been a member of
the Club since 2002 and I started
serving in the Gym Sub-Committee
from 2011-2013 (three terms).
I ‘moved’ to the Tennis SubCommittee from 2013 to the present
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day as it was a natural fit since I was
playing tennis quite often.
What do you enjoy about being
a member of the Club?
Mr Foo: I like the fact that it is a
family-oriented club and everyone is
friendly and sociable. There are also
lots of activities in the Club, so there
is something for everyone.
Keppel Club’s Men’s “C” Division
team were recently crowned
the champions at the Interclub
Singles League 2016 organised
by the Singapore Tennis
Association. Tell us more about
how the competition went.
Mr Foo: It was one of the toughest
Tell us more about your role as
Captain of the Men’s “C” & “D”
division teams.
Mr Foo: I took up the role in 2013
and started with the “D” team. My
main task as Captain would be to
select the right players to go for the
right competitions and to provide
the necessary training for them.
It is also important to motivate
my players to give their all during
competitions.
What tips would you give to
new tennis players looking
to improve in their play and
performance?
Mr Foo: First, find a good tennis
coach as early as you can and
develop the right habits as a tennis
player. Secondly, practice your serve
as it is very important and it is often
neglected by many players. Thirdly,
play as many competitive matches
as possible and develop good
strokes.
C LU B N E W S
Keppelites’ tennis players pose for a group photo with their NUSS counterparts.
Tennis Friendly: Keppel Club vs NUSS
More than just a game
By Ashok Kumar, Assistant Manager, Sports
May 14th was a fun-filled Saturday for the tennis fraternity as
Keppel Club hosted a tennis friendly with NUSS.
The heavy downpour in the afternoon did not stop both of the club’s tennis
enthusiasts from playing, as they both enjoyed several rounds of evenly-matched
contests.
The games still went on as scheduled, thanks to the club’s conducive indoor
courts, which provided players with a great platform to showcase their skills.
When the rain stopped, both Keppelites and NUSS players forgot about
existing rivalries and helped help each other to mop the outdoor courts to enjoy
more tennis action.
It was a show of sportsmanship from both teams, which makes tennis such
a great game, after all.
Indeed, there was an excellent show of camaraderie between both clubs,
and the action translated well into the courts.
Keppelites Win
In the end, Keppel Club emerged as winners of the friendly with an overall
score of 10-8.
We look forward to welcoming more tennis players in similar friendly
match-ups in the future to promote friendship within the tennis circle.
From left: Mr Aaron Toh, Mr Jaden Toh (KC), Mr Ian
Teoh and Mr Vincent Wong (NUSS).
From left: Mr Irvine Yeo, Mr Kevin Ng (NUSS),
Mr Ignatius Chin and Mr Jay Moghe (KC).
The following players
represented Keppel at the
friendly:
1) Sit Moon Choy
2) Gilbert Ng
3) Alex Chew
4) Joel Owen
5) Paul Wong
6) Thia Choon Seng
7) Jay Moghe
8) Phoon Wai Leong
9) Jaden Toh
10) Aaron Toh
11) Patrick Lau
12) Ignatius Chin
13) Choo Han Teck
14) Goon Kid Meng
15) Anna Tan
16) Vanessa Loh
17) Tony Tan
From left : Ms Goon Kid Meng,
Ms Anna Tan (KC), Ms Suet Ling and
Ms Stefanie Tan (NUSS).
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Meet the new staff
We welcome Ms Ann Kwan and Ms Mazlinah Montalib to the Keppel family! We find out more
about their work experiences and their impressions working here so far.
10am to 6.30pm. Usually I will
be stationed at the golf office
doing administrative work but
when there are golf events, I will
follow the more experienced golf
operations staff for the rounds and
also familiarise myself with the golf
course.
Ms Ann Kwan, Social Events Officer.
Ms Mazlinah Montalib, Golf Executive.
Share with us about your work
experiences before joining
Keppel Club.
administrative and operational
aspects. Before that, I worked at the
administration department at Tanah
Merah Country Club for seven years.
Ann: I was in the hospitality industry
for seven years, working at three
hotels in Malaysia: The Majestic
Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Traders Hotel
Johor and Traders Hotel Kuala
Lumpur. I served as a front officer at
these hotels.
Mazlinah: I previously worked
at the golf department at Laguna
National Golf and Country Club
for two decades, covering both
How is a typical day of work/
shift like for you?
Ann: As I am still new in the
position of social events officer, there
are a lot of things I need to pick
up and I treat every day as a new
learning experience.
Mazlinah: I have a six-day working
week and my working hours from
What do you enjoy about
working at Keppel Club so far?
Ann: Colleagues here are helpful
and friendly, hence I like this kind of
working environment.
Mazlinah: I like the open
environment and friendly colleagues
who treat one another as family!
Describe yourself in three words.
Ann: Cheerful, thoughtful and
easygoing.
Mazlinah: Cheerful, motivated and
awesome!
Jackpot Results
Congratulations to all our Jackpot winners from the month of April. We look
forward to welcoming more members and their guests at our Jackpot room in
the coming months.
TOP 10 JACKPOT WINNERS FROM APRIL 2016
MEMBERSHIP NO.
MACHINE NO.
AMOUNT
1st
LX**7*
15C
4,410.00
2nd
LX**7*
14C
3,932.00
3rd
YX**1*
6D
3,316.90
4th
LX**9*
10B
2,248.00
5th
WX**6*
28C
2,234.00
6th
LX**0*
9C
2,220.00
7th
S/**0*
27B
2,200.00
8th
HX**6*
14C
2,071.20
9th
K/**3*
16C
2,000.00
10th
NX**0*
9C
1,815.00
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May 2016 | 18 |
C LU B N E W S
June 2016 | 19 |
c a l e n dar
JUNE 2016
Friday
SOCIAL
Tombola Night
03
Sunday
5
Golf Ladies “A”, “B” –
Strokeplay & “C” Medal –
Stableford (AM)
Men’s “C” – Stableford & Junior Ranking
– Strokeplay (AM)
“Premier”, “A” & “B” – Stableford cum
Green Cup Qualifying Round (PM)
SOCIAL PBL Inter-Club (Keppel Club
as host)
Saturday
18
Golf Green
Cup Semi
Final - 2 Flights
(AM)
Saturday
11
Sunday
Golf Green Cup
Final - 2 Flights (AM)
19
Friday
Golf Ladies
Fun Game (PM)
Golf Green Cup Quarter Final
- 3 Flights (AM)
SPORTS Tennis Quadrangular
(Held at American Club)
Singapore Tennis Association
Inter Club Doubles Knock-Out (Held at
Kallang Tennis Centre) (June 11 to June 26)
SOCIAL Let’s Dance Party Featuring Adil &
Friends
17
Monday
SPORTS School Holidays
Sports Camp (Ages 6-12)
- featuring tennis,
bowling and indoor
soccer
(June 20 to June 22)
20
JULY 2016
Friday
SOCIAL
Tombola Night
01
Saturday
Sunday
SPORTS 46th Annual
Age Group Swimming
Gala 2016
02
Golf Ladies A, B –
Strokeplay & C Medal
– Stableford (AM)
Men’s C – Strokeplay & Junior
Ranking – Stableford (AM) “Premier”,
“A” & “B” - Stroke Play cum Club
Match Play Championship Qualifying
Round (PM)
10
Sunday
Golf Club Match Play
Championship 1st
Round 5 flights
03
Saturday
09
Golf Club Match Play
Championship Quarter
Final – 3 flights (AM)
Ladies Club Championship &
Duffers’ Cup (FINAL PM)
TENNIS 20th Annual Age Group
Tennis Championship 2016
Friday
Sunday
15
17
Golf Ladies
Club
Championship,
Intermediate
Championship &
Duffers’ Cup (1st
Round AM)
Golf Club
Match Play
Championship Semi
Final (AM) and Final
(PM)
Saturday
Golf Club
Championship –
1st Round (PM)
30
Sunday
Golf Club
Championship
– 2nd Round &
Intermediate 1st Round
31
Regular Classes
Mon Pilates Matwork
Bridge
Kpop X Fitness
10am
7.30pm
7.45pm
Aerobics Studio
Berlayer Room
Aerobics Studio
Tue
8.30am
10.30am
5pm/6pm
7pm
8pm
Swimming Pool
Aerobics Studio
Tennis Court
Aerobics Studio
Pool Pavilion
Deep Water Workout
Line Dance
Club’s Nite
Pilates Matwork
Qi Gong
Wed Zumba Fun Class
Men’s Team Training
8.45am
Aerobics Studio
6pm/7pm/8pm Tennis Courts
Thu
10am
2pm
6.30pm
7.30pm
Tone & Sculpt Class
Bridge
Hatha Yoga
Social Dance Lessons
Aerobics Studio
Berlayer Room
Aerobics Studio
Keppel Hall
Fri
Deep Water Workout
Club’s Nite
Bridge
Friday League
Tombola Night*
8.30am
6pm
7.30pm
7pm
7.30pm
Swimming Pool
Tennis Court D & E
Berlayer Room
Bowling Room
Aerobics Studio
Sat
Junior Training (B)
Zumba Fitness
Swimming (B)
Pilates Matwork
Bridge
Junior Training (I/A)
Junior Training (C)
2pm
3pm
4pm
11am
2.30pm
12nn
2pm
Tennis Courts
Aerobics Studio
Swimming Pool
Aerobic Studio
Berlayer Room
Tennis Courts
Tennis Courts
Sun
Hatha Yoga
Junior Training (B)
Hatha Yoga
Swimming (I/A)
3pm
4pm
4.30pm
5pm
Aerobics Studio
Tennis Courts
Aerobics Studio
Swimming Pool
(B) Beginners (I) Intermediate
* Only first Fri of the month | 28 | Keppel Links
(A) Advanced
(C) Competitive
# Only second Fri of the month CLUB DIRECTORY
Golfing
Opening hours
Fees
Golf
Office
Guest Fee
Tel: 6933-3956
Tue to Sun
7 am to 8 pm
Weekday
18-hole: $150
Fax: 6272-1563
Mon
7 am to 3 pm
Weekend & PH
18-hole: $220
Booking lines: 6375-5569/70/71 Course
Visitor Fee
Hotline: 6375-1818
Mon (whole day)
Full 18-hole course closed for Weekday
18-hole: $200
maintenance
Weekend & PH
18-hole: $320
(Priority will be given to
All rates quoted includes green fees, buggy fees and GST.
competition fixture)
If public holiday falls on Monday, the next day will be on
full course maintenance.
Driving Range & Pro Shop
Tel: 6933-3960
Member
Guest
4 to 6 cents per ball
15 cents per ball
SPORTS
Opening hours
Badminton Court*
Daily
9 am to 10 pm
Booking lines: 6375-5567/8
Fees
Court fee
Guest fee
: $1
: $5/person
Billiards Room*
Tel: 6933-3970
Mon to Fri
Sat, Sun & PH
Last Game
School holidays
3 pm to 10.30 pm
10 am to 10.30 pm
10 pm
10 am to 10.30 pm
Table fee
: $2/hr
Guest fee
: $5/4 hrs/session
14 years old and above only
Bowling Centre* Tel: 6933-3970 Mon to Fri
Sat, Sun & PH
Last Game
School holidays
3 pm to 10.30 pm
10 am to 10.30 pm
10 pm
10 am to 10.30 pm
Game fee
Guest fee
: $2/game
: $5/person
Keppel Gym*
Tel: 6933-3949
Daily 7 am to 10 pm Gym will be closed from 6 pm onwards on every last Friday
Guest fee
: $10/person
Swimming Pool* / Jacuzzi*
Tel: 6933-3961
Mon, Wed, Fri
Tue, Thurs, Sat, Sun
Guest fee
: $5/person
Mon
Tue to Sun & PH
11 am to 10 pm
7 am to 10 pm
7 am to 9 pm 8 am to 9 pm
Tennis Courts* Daily 7 am to 10 pm Booking lines: 6375-5567/8 Club Night for Court E 5 pm to 8 pm
Indoor court fee Mon to Fri before 5 pm: $7/hr
Mon to Fri after 5 pm,
Weekend & PH
: $9/hr
Guest
: $5/2hrs
F&B
E-Sarn Thai Cuisine
Tel: 6878-0866
Opening hours
Lunch
Mon to Fri 11.30am to 2.30pm
Dinner
Mon to Fri 5.30pm to 10pm
Sat & Sun
11.30am to 10pm
REGULAR PRIVILEGES
10% off total bill & no service charge for Club members
Peony Jade
Tel: 6933-3972
Lunch & Dim Sum Mon to Fri
11 am to 3 pm (Last order: 2.30 pm)
Sat, Sun & PH 10 am to 3 pm (Last order: 2.30 pm)
Dinner
Daily
6 pm to 11 pm (Last order: 10.30 pm)
Outdoor court fee
Mon to Fri before 5 pm : $3/hr
Mon to Fri after 5 pm,
Weekend & PH
: $5/hr
Guest
: $5/2hr
10% off total bill & no service charge for Club members
PeraMakan
Daily11.30 am to 3 pm (Last order: 2.30 pm)
Tel: 6270-1618
6 pm to 10 pm (Last order: 9.30 pm) 10% off total bill & no service charge for Club members
Seascent
Daily 11am to 10pm (Last order: 8.45pm)
Tel: 6273-0221
10% off total bill & no service charge for members
Tee Top
Tel: 6933-3962
Mon
Closed
Tue to Sun & eve of PH 7 am to 9 pm (Last order: 8.30 pm)
No service charge for Club members
Entertainment
Jackpot Lounge* Tel: 6933-3965
Opening hours
Mon to Thu, Sun & PH: 9am to 11pm
Fri, Sat & Eve of PH: 9am to 12am
Fees
Keppel Karaoke Theatre*
Tel: 6933-3959
Mon to Wed
(for private booking only)6.30 pm to 11.45 pm
Thu
6 pm to 12 mn
Fri & eve of PH
6 pm to 1 am
Sat
3 pm to 1 am
Sun & PH
3 pm to 12 mn
Little Harry’s Pub*
Tel: 6933-3959 Mon to Thu
Fri Sat
Sun & PH
5 pm to 12 mn
5 pm to 1 am
3 pm to 1 am
3 pm to 12 mn
Mahjong Rooms*
Tel: 6933-3961
Mon to Fri
Weekend & PH
11 am to 11 pm
10 am to 11 pm
Daily
8 am to 10 pm
Reading Room* Tel: 6933-3961
Table fee
Guest fee
: $2/hr
: $5
Admin fee
Late fee
: $2/week/tape/disk
: $5/tape/disk
* For members and members’ guests only. All fees and prices quoted are subjected to 7% GST unless otherwise specified.
June 2016 | 29 |
reciprocal / AFFILIATED CLUBS
AUSTRALIA
HONG KONG
Cromer Golf Club
Cromer Road, Cromer NSW 2099, Australia
Tel : (02) 9982-3088
Fax : (02) 9981-3782
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.cromergolfclub.com.au
Golf
Kooringal Golf Club
Wilga Avenue, Altona, 3018 Melbourne, Victoria
Tel : (03) 9315-0855
Fax : (03) 9315-9145
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.kooringalgolf.com.au
Golf & Facilities
Mount Osmond Golf Club
60 Mount Osmond Road, Mount Osmond 5064,
Adelaide, South Australia
Tel : (08) 8379-1673
Fax : (08) 8379-0434
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.mtosmondgolf.com.au
Golf
Pacific Golf Club
430 Pine Mountain Road, Mt Gravatt,
Brisbane, Queensland
Tel : (07) 3349-4411
Fax : (07) 3343-7839
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.pacificgolf.com.au
West Lake Golf Club
26 Loschside Drive, West Lakes,
Adelaide, South Australia, 5021
Tel : (08) 8268-3850
Fax : (08) 8268-5451
URL : http://www.riversidegolfclub.com.au/
Golf
The Vines Golf & Country Club
Verdhelo Drive, The Vines,
Western Australia, 6069
Tel : (08) 9297-0777
Fax : (08) 9297-0729
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.vines.com.au
Golf
The Western Australia Golf Club
60 Hayes Avenue,
Yokine WA 6060
Tel : (08) 9349 1988
Fax : (08) 9344 4424
Email:[email protected]
Url : http://www.wagolfclub.com.au
Golf
Wanneroo Golf Club
Flynn Drive, Neerabup, WA 6031
Postal Address:
PO Box 188, Wanneroo WA 6065,
Perth, Western Australia
Tel : (08) 8-9405-3677
Fax : (08) 8-9306-3677
Golf
Yowani Country Club
Northbourne Ave, Lyneham, Federal Highway,
Canberra, ACT
PO Box 161, Dickson ACT 2602
Tel : (02) 6241-3377
Fax : (02) 6241-8561
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.yowani.com.au
Golf & Facilities
Discovery Bay Golf Club
Valley Road, Discovery Bay, Lantau Island
Tel : (852) 2987-7273
Fax : (852) 2987-5900
Golf & Facilities
BRUNEI
Panaga Golf Club
Seria, KB 3534, Negara Brunei Darussalam
Tel : 673-3-73142
Fax : 673-3-74056
Golf
Pantai Mentiri Golf Club
PO Box 1646, Bandar Seri Begawan,
BS 8637, Brunei Darussalam
Tel : (02) 791-021 / 792-777/ 792-014/5
Fax : (02) 790-773
Email: [email protected]
Golf
CHINA
Zhaoqing Resort & Golf Club
Gao Yao City, Huilong Town,
Zhaoqing Guangdong Province
Zip Code 526100
Tel : (86758) 816-2168
Fax : (86758) 816-2089
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.zhaoqinggolf.com
Hong Kong Office:
Room 2602 26/F, China Online Centre,
333 Lockhart Road, Wanchai
Tel : (852) 2868-6181
Fax : (852) 2827-6363
Golf
FINLAND
Espoo Golf Club
Mynttiläntie 1, 02780 Espoo
Email: (Club Manager)
[email protected]
Tel : +350 405106073
Email: (Caddie Master)
[email protected]
Tel : +358 9 8190 3444
URL : http://www.egs.fi
Golf
INDIA
Tollygunge Club Ltd
120 Deshprab Sasmai Road,
Calcutta 700033, West Bengal
Tel : (033) 473-5954 / 4539 / 4741 / 2316
Fax : (033) 473-1903 / 472-0480
Golf & Facilities
INDONESIA
Damai Indah Golf & Country Club*
Bumi Serpong Damai Course, JI. Bukit Golf I,
Sektor VI Serpong, Tanerang 15310
Tel : 62-21-537-0290
Fax : 62-21-537-0288
Pantai Indah Kapuk Course*
JI. Marina Indah Penjaringan,
Kapuk, Jakarta 14470
Tel :62-21-588-2388
Fax :62-21-588-2391
Golf
Padang Golf Modern
JI. Modern Golf Raya, Kota Modern
Tangerang 15117, Jakarta
Tel : (Reservation) 62-21-552-9228
(Office) 62-21-552-9182
Fax : 62-21-552-9177
Golf & Facilities
Palm Springs Golf & Country Club
PT. AFP Dwilestari
Jl.Hang Lekiu - Nongsa
Batam - INDONESIA
Tel : 778-761222
Fax : 778-76122
URL : http://www.palmsprings.com.sg/
Golf & Facilities
ITALY
Ropailo Golf Club*
16035 Rapalio (Genoa), Via G. Mamei 377
Tel : (39) 01-8526-1777
Fax : (39) 01-8526-1779
Golf
MALAYSIA
Ayer Keroh Country Club
14.5km Jalan Ayer Keroh, 75750 Melaka
Tel : (06) 233-2000
Fax : (06) 232-3578
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.akcc.com.my
Golf & Facilities
Batu Pahat Golf Club
678 Jalan Dato Mohd Shah,
83000 Batu Pahat, Johor
Tel : (07) 432-9221/3
Fax : (07) 434-2221
Golf
Bukit Banang Golf & Country Club
1 Persiaran Gemilang, Bandar Banang Jaya,
83000 Batu Pahat, Johor Darul Takzim
Tel : (07) 428-6001
Fax : (07) 428-6801
Golf & Facilities
Bukit Jawi Golf Resort
(Pulau Pinang)
691 Main Road, Sungai Bakap,
14200 Seberang Prai Seletan, Pulau Pinang
Tel : (04) 582-0759
Fax : (04) 582-2613
Golf
Clearwater Sanctuary Golf Resort
Lot 6019, Jalan Changkat Larang,
3100 Batu Gajah, Perak Darui Ridzuan
Tel : (05) 366-7433
Fax : (05) 366-7434
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.cwsgolf.com.my
Golf & Facilities
Dalit Bay Golf & Country Club
Shangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Mailing Address:
Pantai Dalit, P.O Box 600, 89208,
Tuaran, Sabah Malaysia
Tel : (608) 879-1188
Fax : (608) 879-2128
Email: [email protected]
URL:www.shangri-la.com/en/property/
kotakinabalu/rasariaresort/health/club/
intro
Damai Laut Golf & Country Club
WD No 21 Pejabat Pos Lumut,
Jalan Iskandar Shah,
32200 Lumut, Perak Darul, Ridzuan, Malaysia
Tel : 605-618-1019
Fax : 605-618-1018
Email: [email protected]
Golf
Kelab Darul Ehsan
Ta man Tun Abdul Razak,
68000 Ampang, Selangor
Tel : (03) 4257-2333
Fax : (03) 4257-2335
Golf & Facilities
Kelab Diraja Sri Menanti
Istgana Perkasa Alam, 71550 Sri Menanti
Negeri Sembilan
Tel : (06) 497-9888
Fax : (06) 497-9600
Golf
Kelab Golf Negara Subang
Jalan SS7/2, Kelena Jaya,
47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel : (03) 7876-0388
Fax : (03) 7875-5267
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.subanggolf.com
Golf & Facilities
Kelab Golf Sarawak
Petra Jaya, 93050 Kuching, Sarawak
Tel : (08) 244-4791
Fax : (08) 244-1733
Email: [email protected]
Golf
Kelab Rahman Putra Malaysia
Jalan BRP 2/1, Bukit Rahman Putra,
47000 Sg Buloh, Selangor
Tel : (03) 6156-6870
Fax : (03) 6156-0280
Golf
Kelantan Golf & Country Club
5488 Jalan Hospital, 15200 Kota Bahru
Tel : (09) 748-2102
Fax : (09) 747-2918
Golf & Facilities
Kinabalu Golf Club
Jalan Tanjung Aru Beach,
88807 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Tel : (08) 825-1615
Fax : (08) 824-0166
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.borneo-online.com.my/kgc
Golf & Facilities
Kluang Country Club
Jalan Mengkibol, 86000 Kluang, Johor
Tel : (07) 771-8840
Fax : (07) 772-1503
Golf & Facilities
Palm Resort Golf & Country Club
Jalan Persiaran Golf,
Off Jalan Jumbo, 81250
Senai Johor, Malaysia
Tel : (6 07) 599 2000
Fax : (6 07) 599 1370
Email: [email protected]
URL: http://www.palmresort.com/golf-country club-41.aspx/
Golf
Penang Turf Club (Golf Section)
Jalan Batu Gantong, 10450 Pulau Pinang
Tel : (04) 226-6701 / 227-0246
Fax : (04) 226-6535
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.penangturfclub.com
Golf
Royal Pahang Golf Club
Jalan Padang Golf, 25250 Kuantuan
Tel : (09) 567-5811/2
Fax : (09) 567-1170
Golf
Royal Perak Golf Club
Jalan Sultan Azian Shah, 31400 Ipoh, Perak
Tel : (05) 547-3266 / 545-3266
Fax : (05) 547-6688
Golf
Royal Selangor Golf Club
Jalan Kelab Golf, 50990 Kuala Lumpur
Tel : (03) 9206-3333
Fax : (03) 9285-3939
Golf & Facilities
Sabah Golf & Country Club
Reservoir Road, Bukit Padang,
PO Box 11876, 88820 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Tel : (08) 824-7533
Fax : (08) 822-5243
Golf & Facilities
Sandakan Golf & Country Club
PO Box 541, 90706 Sandakan, Sabah
Tel : (08) 966-0557
Fax : (08) 966-0584
Golf & Facilities
Segamat Country Club
Km 4 Jalan Genuang, PO Box C22,
85007 Segamat, Johor
Tel : (07) 943-5968
Fax : (07) 943-2301
Golf & Facilities
Seremban International Golf Club
Batu 3 ¼, Kuala Pilah Road,
70400 Seremban, Negri Sembilan
Tel : (06) 677-5277
Fax : (06) 677-2309
Golf
Tiara Melaka Golf & Country Club *
Ayer Keroh, Jalan Gapam , Bukit Katil,
PO Box 473, 75760 Melaka
Tel : (Office) (06) 231-1111
(Golf) (06) 231-2366
Fax : (06) 231-4122
Golf
Tioman Island Golf Club
PO Box 4, 86807 Mersing,
Pulau Tioman, Johor
Tel : (09) 419-1000
Fax : (09) 419-1718
Golf
PHILIPPINES
Wack Wack Golf & Country Club
Wack Wack Road, Shaw Boulevard
Mandaluyuon City
Tel : (632) 732-0665
Fax : (632) 721-4613
Email: [email protected]
URL : http://www.wackwack.com
SINGAPORE
Changi Golf Club
20 Netheravon Road, Singapore 508505
Tel : 6545 5133
Fax : 6545 2531
URL : http://www.changigolfclub.org.sg/
Golf & Facilities
Hollandse Club
22 Camden Park, (Off Adam Road)
Singapore 299814
Tel : 6464 5225
Orchid Country Club **
1 Orchid Country Road, Singapore 769162
Tel : 6755-9811
Fax : 6752-7147
Golf
Seletar Country Club **
101 Seletar Club Road, Singapore 798273
Tel : 6481-4812
Fax : 6481-3000
Golf
Sembawang Country Club **
249 Sembawang Road, Singapore 758352
Tel : 6275-0642
Fax :6275-0446
Golf
Warren Golf & Country Golf **
81 Chua Chu Kang Way, Singapore 688263
Tel : 6586-1245
Fax : 6586-1235
Golf
SRI LANKA
Royal Columbo Golf Club
223 Model Farm Road,
Colombo 8, Sri Lanka
Tel : (941) 695-431 / 691-401 / 687-592
Golf
THAILAND
Nichigo Resort & Country Club*
106 Moo 4, Tamboi Wangdong,
Ampjur Muang, Kanchanaburi 7100
Tel : (034) 513-304 /34
Fax : (034) 518-518
Bangkok Office:
Room 213 Thaniya Plaza Building,
52 Silom Road, Bangrak, Bankok 10500
Tel : (662) 231-2681 / 2 / 3
(662) 231-2319
Fax : (662) 231-2320
Golf & Facilities
Siam Country Club (Pattaya)*
50 Moo 9, Pong Sub-District,
Bang Lamung District, Choiburi 20150
Tel : 66-38-249-381-6
Fax : 66-38-249-387
Bangkok Office:
Tel : 66-2-216-2235 / 215-3124
Golf & Facilities
Summit Pinehurst Golf & Country Club
73 Phaholyothin Road, Km 37 Klong 1,
Amphur Klong Luang, Phathumthanee 12120
Tel : (662) 516-8679 / 84
Fax : (662) 516-8685
Golf & Facilities
VIETNAM
Danang Golf Club
My Khe Beach
Da Nang Vietnam
Tel : (84) 511 3932 666
Email: [email protected]
Golf
Song Be Golf Resort *
77 Binh Duong Boulevard,
Lai Thieu, Thuan An,
Binh Duong Province, Vietnam
Tel : (84) (650) 3756 660 / 1
Fax : (84) (650) 3755 804
Email: [email protected]
Golf
Montgomerie Links *
Dien Ngoc Commune,
Dien Ban District,
Quang Nam Province, Vietnam
Tel : (84) (510) 3941 942
Fax : (84) (510) 3941 940
Email: [email protected]
Golf
* : Green Fees Payable
**: Limited flights available (weekdays
only)
Payment at above clubs to be made by
cash only Club members who wish to visit
any of the reciprocal clubs are requested
to obtain the reciprocal introduction card
from our Golfing Office. You are required
to produce your membership card during
your visit. Signing in of guest is not allowed.
For further enquiries, please call the Golfing
Office at (65) 6933-3951/954.