KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (3rd Leg)

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Management Committee
Editor’s Message
Vice-President’s Message
Captain’s Message
KGS New Members
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Club Updates
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• Indiscriminate Parking
• Club Car Stickers 2007-2009
• Rules Book
• No Entry
• Notice
• Lightning & Siren
• A Friendly Reminder
• Lost & Found
• Golf Insurance Card
• National Handicap System (NHS) Card
• 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
• New Reciprocal Club
• Notice - Golfing
- Membership
• Purchase of Golf Balls
• Membership Card At Point Of Sales
• Change Of Address & Contact Number
• Monday Morning Golf Booking
• Reminder To All Buggy Users
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KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (3rd Leg)
Gawai Dayak Open House
KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (4th Leg)
Sarawak Motor Traders Association Charity Golf
Transview Classic
2nd Pan Borneo Senior Amateur
Sarawak Classic
Hyundai Classic
KGS Captain’s Alumni Inter-School Golf
KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (5th Leg)
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Club Happenings
• Easter Egg Hunt, Egg Colouring, Card Making & Jigsaw
Puzzle Contest
• Health Talk on Sports Injuries
• KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (1st Leg)
• Matchplay 2008
• Handover of Completed Club House Roofing
• Colouring, Drawing and Mother’s Day Card Design
Competition
• KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals (2nd Leg)
• Pusaka Golf 2008
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Lady Golf
Junior News
Golf Rules
Health & Fitness
The Library
Golf Jokes
Club Facilities
Second 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 – Vacant
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
Going by the old adage, charity
begins at home. But at KGS charity
begins on the tee boxes, on the
greens and on the 19 th hole! No
doubt readers may wish to know
how that could possibly come to
pass. Well, club record shows ample
evidence to prove this point. No less
than ten charity golf tournaments
have been held here over the years
since the club’s inception. The
primary objective of such a noble
club event is to raise funds in support of the local community,
particularly the charitable welfare organisations, towards its effort
to help the needy, the underprivileged and the physically and
mentally disabled in our society. It is indeed heartening to note that
the game of golf, generally associated with elitism and
exclusiveness, hitherto the pastime of the upper crust of society,
has made a substantial contribution to charity and for a good cause.
One reason for that has to do with the game’s ever increasing
popularity. Golf has permeated through all strata and demographics
of every country around the globe. Club members and the golfing
fraternity are looking for every opportunity to be out there in the
open having fun, enjoying fresh air on the fairways and greens.
They are more than willing and quite prepared to make some
sacrifices by contributing in cash and kind to raise funds using golf
tournaments as fund raising platforms.
There is no doubt that the harder those organisers work the more
money they could raise. It is important, however, to bear in mind
that working towards raising funds is, most of the time, arduous
and frustratingly unrewarding especially in a small community such
as ours. Unlike in super-rich cities such as Singapore, Hong Kong or
Los Angeles with their surplus funds, our city is almost devoid of
multinational corporations to readily lend a helping hand in that
regard. The enjoyment of playing golf aside, those who get
themselves involved in this sort of voluntary effort of raising funds
for charity must be prepared for the downside of charity work, given
the scarcity of big donors to back them up. Nevertheless, organisers
and participants should not lose sight of the principal objective of a
fundraising drive for charity, whether its vehicle is a golf tournament,
a marathon race, a sale-of-work, a concert or a fundraising gala dinner.
Not so long ago, a golf club, which shall be nameless to protect the
innocent, raised a very substantial sum of money, all in the name of
charity. By all accounts the fundraising event was deemed a great
success by everyone involved. On the day of reckoning organisers
and participants were ready to celebrate their resounding success.
As the organisers were busy working out the operational cost of
the tournament against the amount they had raised at the end of
the day, they were shocked to have discovered that they had
incurred an operational expenditure of 65% of the total proceeds.
The irony of it all was that the focus was on entertaining and
satisfying the needs of the golfing participants. At their prize-giving
reception were displayed attractive souvenirs, grand prizes (Rolex
watches), large plasma TVs, branded laptops, etc. To top it up there
was a lavish prize-giving dinner, attended by specially invited VVIP
guests. The organisers were smugly satisfied knowing that they
had given their best in organising a successful charity golf event
that offered lucrative prizes for the winners to take home. But they
were missing the point. Their priority was topsy-turvy and the real
objective of the tournament was not achieved. Donors and
contributors may in the future think twice before they willingly
respond to appeals for donations because their contributions do
not reach the intended beneficiaries.
The hallmark of a charity golf tournament worthy of its name is this:
its objective is clearly stated and is fully realised. Every participant
donates in cash or in kind. The money raised is distributed justifiably
to the target groups – the needy, the mentally and physically disabled
and such other charitable organisations that deserve to receive the
benefit from our valiant and generous fundraising efforts.
First and foremost, organisers must impose stringent terms and
conditions in future charity golf tournaments such that only those
whose sole purpose is to give to charity, without any false pretence,
or ulterior motives would come forward to volunteer and participate
in the tournament. For instance, major prizes such as 1st, 2nd and 3rd
prizes, etc., will be donated to the organising committee for a fair
auction on the spot or at a later stage. The proceeds of such an
auction will go to charity. In other words, whatever is accrued as a
prize is to be given back to the organisers as donation. In this way,
fundraising through a golf tournament will really be meaningful. One
enters into the fray purely for charity and for altruistic reasons.
This idea may not sit well with local organisers and participants alike
because they have been accustomed to the conventional practice
of “winner-take-home” everything that has legitimately been won
at the tournament. But the principle by which a charity golf
tournament operates is in the giving, not the taking away, of every
single sen that has been raised. In the forthcoming KGS-SMTA
Charity Golf, due to take place on July 6 2008, it may be worthwhile
to try this method as an experiment. We are given to understand
that fourteen cars will be offered as “hole-in-one” prizes. Ideally,
winners of the “hole-in-one” cars should be made to accept terms
and conditions of the charity golf tournament: the car is to be sold
at 5% of market price (or whichever price is judged fair) to the rightful
winner. The income derived from the sale will be donated to charity.
Should he decline to purchase the vehicle, it will be treated as his
donation to charity, to be put up for auction, commencing at 5% of
the market price. The money raised is the winner’s donation.
Whatever happens, operational cost should be limited to 9% of the
sum collected. To spend more than that on operational and
administrative cost will be spendthrift and extravagant, defeating
the purpose for which the tournament is held in the first place. The
general idea of a charity golf tournament is that everybody taking
part must be interested in giving, in cash or in kind, whatever much
one can afford, to support the community in its endeavour to help
the underprivileged, the marginalised and the less fortunate.
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
Dear Members,
Someone defined “Insanity” as the process of
doing the same things, in the same old ways,
using the same tools (and people), regardless of
the macro and micro environment and expecting
things to change for the better.
To move forward for the better requires a drastic
change. That’s the only way. I leave it to you,
members and those responsible to ponder over
my opinion. I hope that, guided by wisdom and
counsel, you will find the right answers soon.
Pause ..... think ...... think .....think.
I am sure I would be driven to insanity to keep
repeating this same message over and over
again. So this will by my last advice, at least
through the medium of the Vice-President’s
message.
I can see the insanity in this definition for I have
repeatedly said or stated the same old things to
the same people, through the same media and I
have expected very optimistically that things will
change for the better. But as we all know, nothing
much has changed, is being changed or is
changing. For example, members and workers
still smoke carelessly away and throw rubbish
indiscriminately, (as evidence, just look around
the buggy shed). Of course the majority of
members and staff are not guilty. It is the few,
but unfortunately enough to create havoc and
chaos in the system. Many repair works are still
mostly left undone, the landscape has little sign
of TLC from those responsible: dead trees are
aplenty. Instead of getting better, deterioration
seems to be setting in.
I do not want to distract members with other
issues this time around because I wish to draw
your attention solely on the subject of change.
In conjunction with the Gawai celebration, I wish
my Dayak friends and colleagues Selamat Hari
Gawai. Gayu Guru, Gerai Nyamai,
Lantang Senang.
Tan Sri Datuk Amar (Dr) Hamid Bugo
Vice President
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Captain’s Message
Captain’s
“Selamat Hari Gawai”
to all Dayak members;
Gayu Guru, Gerai Nyamai
(Long Life, Good Health
and Prosperity!). To
share the joy of this
special Festival, the
Dayak members of our
Club will be sponsoring a
Gawai Dayak Open House Golf on 29.6.2008 ala the Chap
Goh Mei Special Golf sponsored by the Chinese members
on 23.2.2008. I am sure it will be a wonderful day of golfing
and celebration for golfers and non-golfers alike.
Our Club Golf Pro. Mr. David Jest left us in April, 2008 for
Kuala Lumpur to embark on a different business venture;
we wish him all-the-best in his new endeavour. During his
time with us at KGS, David has done a lot to build up our
Junior Golf programme, and the result speaks for itself. We
have produced a number of high potential junior golfers who
are making a mark for themselves at the national level.
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golf course at Kota Samarahan is nearing completion and
will be opened for play from 1/8/2008. This is good news
indeed! Kuching badly needs additional golfing facilities,
both for local golfers and visiting golfers/tourists. This will
reduce the pressure on bookings for available slots at KGS,
especially during weekends. We wish Sarawak Club well in
their preparation to get ready the new golf course.
There is a growing trend of our members travelling outside
of Kuching and Sarawak to test their golfing skills at other
courses, more often than not (and whenever the
opportunities arise), at clubs with whom we have “reciprocal
arrangements”. For a club of our size and standing, KGS
can boast of having a large number of “reciprocal clubs’
throughout the world (ref. back inside page of this magazine).
We welcome Abdul Samat bin Abu, our new Pro, who joined
us in April 2008 and look forward to his contribution in helping
to lift the overall standard of golf, including the juniors, at
KGS.
Be that as it may, we are constantly on the lookout for
opportunities to establish “reciprocal” relationship with clubs
of equal standing and status both in Malaysia and overseas.
On that score, I am pleased to inform that we have recently
signed-up “Reciprocal Agreement” with two overseas clubs
i.e. The Grange Golf Club in Adelaide, Australia (a 36-hole
premier club) and The Raffles Golf Club, Singapore, (another
36-hole Premier Club in Singapore). And we will continue
to explore opportunities for such affiliation with other leading
golf clubs in Peninsula Malaysia and overseas.
Four juniors from KGS have been selected to represent
Sarawak at the XII Sukma games at Kuala Terengganu; they
are Amanda Chin, Gertrude Lee, Abg. Abd. Rahim and
Leonard Chin. Congratulations to all of them. The girls’ team
won the bronze medal for Sarawak. Well done!
But remember that when you play at our Reciprocal Clubs,
you are also the Ambassador of Kelab Golf Sarawak and we
look to you to keep our KGS flag flying through your
demeanour, your on course behaviour and the way you
interact with their club members.
Amanda Chin, Leonard Chin, Abg. Abd. Rahim and Oh Sea
Joon recently participated in the True Visions International
Golf Championship 2008 in Thailand. They all played well
and were placed 3rd in the Team Event, behind Thailand and
Philipines, ahead of the other Malaysian teams from
Peninsula Malaysia. Many of our top juniors have made
tremendous progress in their game and I am sure they will
bring more honours to our Club in the coming years.
Wishing all our members.......
Good Health and Happy Golfing!!
Patrick Chieng
Club Captain
I have been reliably informed that the Sarawak Club 18-Holes
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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Membership
1.
Ivan Goh Tzien Sieong
2.
Lim Kheng Chuan
3.
Chua Jiun Yih
4.
Tomin ak Saymo @ Tomik ak Saymo
5.
Adeline Ng Ling Ying
6.
Roslan Ahmad Darus
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Allen Lim Eng Liang
8.
Tang Sing Hong
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Norhaslina Bt Haji Mahdi
10.
Andrew Lee Kok Wei
11.
Mohamad Nizam Ibrahim
12.
Lau Lee Huong
13.
Choo Chin Miang
14.
Loh Tiong Kee
15.
Book Bee Lin
16.
Wong Ling Yew
17.
Richard Poole
18.
Chiu Chuan Ching
19.
Abdullah Haji Saidol
20.
Lim Kim Beng
21.
Wan Abdul Rahman Bin Wan Abu Bakar
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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).
The
Management has
put up about 20
signages to warn
trespassers / ball
pickers from
entering the
Club.
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.
Cross over from
Siol and Demak to
Matang and
Santubong is
strictly prohibited.
Golfers are advised not to
leave any valuables / personal
belongings unattended inside
the buggy to avoid occurrence
of any untoward incidents.
For safety reason, all
golfers are advised to stop
play immediately once the
siren for Discontinue Play
is turned on.
Disciplinary actions will be
taken against those who
fail to observe the
instruction.
A list of “Lost & Found”
items is posted at the Club’s
Notice Board. Please contact
the Security Section to make
any claim.
Golfers insured under the
Royal & Sun Alliance may
collect their golf insurance
cards at the Activities
Office.
Collect your copy
from the Activities
Office today.
Golfers registered under
the National Handicap
System (NHS) may collect
their handicap cards on
the 1st day of each
month.
Club Updates
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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.
2-Ball or 1-Ball Matches on Weekends/
Public Holidays
Dress Code During Prize
Giving Lunch
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.
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.
Forfeiture of Tournament Prizes
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
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General Manager
Finance and Admin Manager
Activities Manager
Accounts
Accounts
Membership
Administration
Library
Assistant Activities Manager
Badminton/Squash
Swimming Pool
Golfer’s Changing Room
Personnel
Snooker
Gymnasium
Proshop
Activities Office
Payment Counter
Security Guard
Operation & Maintenance
Poolside Bistro
Golfers Terrace
Golf Course Maintenance
Buggy Centre
Updates
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Kelab Golf
Sarawak has
entered into a
reciprocal
arrangement
with:
THE GRANGE GOLF CLUB
The Grange Golf Club Incorporated.
White Sands Drive
Seaton, South Australia
PO Box 22, Findon 5023
South Australia
Website address:
w w w. g r a n g e g o l f . c o m . a u
FACILITIES
• Two 18-Holes golf course
• Restaurant
• Pro Shop
Tel : 08 8355 7100
Fax : 08 8355 7199
N O T I C E
Golfing
Monday
Morning Golf
Booking
|Membership|
Please be reminded
that under no
circumstances are
non-members
allowed to use the
accounts of Club
082-311935
Members to utilize
(Activities Office). the club facilities
For all golfing &
activities related
matters, please
fax to
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.
Ü Each
Change Of Address
& Contact Number
Ü Club members are strongly
advised to inform the
Membership / Accounts
Department of any changes in
their mailing address or contact
numbers.
Ü
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.
Ü This is to ensure that mails sent
to them are received on time
to avoid any complication.
To All
Reminder
Buggy Users
All buggy users are kindly reminded
to return their buggies after usage to
the designated buggy return points at
With effect from March 2007, all members must
produce their membership cards at any point of
sales in the Club, failing which they may be
charged at non-member’s rate.
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.
Ongoing & Upcoming Events
June Events
KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals
(3rd Leg) 8th June 2008
Gawai Dayak Open House
29th June 2008
July Events
KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals
(4th Leg) 5th July 2008
Sarawak Motor Traders Association
Charity Golf 6th July 2008
“The
Golfer”
would like to
congratulate the
following members
for their achievement in
scoring a hole-in-one :
1. Tiong Ching Cheong
Matang Hole 8
22/03/2008
Transview Classic
13th July 2008
2nd Pan Borneo Senior Amateur
19th – 20th July 2008
2. Latifah Lian Kee
Abdullah
Matang Hole 3
12/04/2008
3. Edward Chin Ngian
Hock
Matang Hole 3
13/04/2008
Sarawak Classic
26th – 27th July 2008
August Events
4. Lee Shu Kim
Demak Hole 17
01/05/2008
Hyundai Classic
3rd August 2008
KGS Captain’s Alumni Inter-School Golf
10th August 2008
KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals
(5th Leg) 24th August 2008
* The above dates are subject to change
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Happenings
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The ever popular Easter Egg Hunt & Egg Colouring
contest was organised on Sunday, 23rd March 2008 with
new additional events namely the Card Making & Jigsaw
Puzzle. Over 20 children aged 15 years and below
participated in the event.
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The day kicked off at 10.00 a.m. with the Egg Hunt.
Children were amazed and running all over the corners
of the Club house looking for the hidden eggs. A record
has been made where Farieq Darwis managed to collect
80 eggs. Congratulations to all the winners.
The event continued with Card Making and Jigsaw Puzzle. In the
Jigsaw Puzzle, a group of four children had to work as a team to
solve a jigsaw puzzle given to them while parents were seen
cheering and giving support to their children. It was heartening
to see that all the participants and their family members enjoyed
themselves throughout the day. The Entertainment Chairman,
Mr. Gerald Rentap Jabu gave away all the prizes to the
winners.
Club Happenings
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Health Talk on Sports Injuries
The Entertainment Committee organised a Health Talk on Sports Injuries for the Club members on Saturday, 19th
April. The aim of the talk was to bring information and create awareness to members on types of sports injuries
that may occur due to carelessness and undue care of the body. The Entertainment Committee, through Dr. Tan
Lean Sim, invited Dr. Lee Wee Guan, Orthopedic & Sport Injury Consultant from Kuching Specialist Hospital to
do the presentation. Over 20 members including the Club Captain registered for the attendance.
During the presentation, Dr. Lee explained on the many
common sports injuries suffered by sportsmen and
recommended the various solutions and methods for their
recoveries and relief. The Q & A session was very active
between the speaker and the participants who were very
much impressed with Dr. Lee’s broad knowledge on the
subject and his entertaining skills.
There was also some light refreshment served after the
function and in appreciation to Dr. Lee Wee Guan’s
contribution, the Club represented by our Entertainment
Sub Committee member, Dr. Tan Lean Sim, presented a
small souvenir to Dr. Lee. Thank you Dr. Lee and hope to
see you more in this programme.
Happenings
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KGS Cash Sweep
SCOREBOARD
Monthly Medals
[ 1st Leg ]
Group A
The ever popular KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals is back in the KGS golfing
calendar with Natural Avenue Sdn. Bhd. coming in as the main sponsor for the
event. This year, a total of 8 legs will be held. The competition will be divided
into two groups namely Group A for golfers with handicap 18 and below and
Group B for handicap 19 and above.
Hole-in-One prizes worth up to RM 20,000.00 await lucky winners. Another
special prize for this event is the Bull’s Eye. Golfers who manage to get into
the bull’s eye from the 1st through 7th Legs will qualify for the NTP event in the
Final 8th Leg where they will have a chance to win attractive prizes with the
grand winner to walk away with a new set of irons.
The 1st Leg match
commenced on
Sunday, 27th April
and response from
the golfers was
encouraging. A few
golfers
even
managed to hit the
bull’s eye. Amanda
Chin won first place
in Group A with gross 74. Mr. Chai
Chee Kian came in second with a
respectable 78. Meanwhile, in the
nett category, Edward Chin
emerged victorious with a nett 68
beating Goh Chee Chen and Roland
Ling to 2 nd place and 3 rd place
respectively.
Gross
Amanda Chin
Chai Chee Kian
Chow Tung Leh
Ong Thian Chuan
74
78
80
81 OCB
Nett
Edward Chin
Goh Chee Chen
Roland Ling
68
70 OCB
70
Group B
Nett
Ahmad Budin
Chieng Jin Hook
Justin Lai
Syed Aziz Syed Hashim
65
68
69
72
Gross
Joseph Liu
Loong She Kiong
Lee Min Keun
92
94
95
Bull’s Eye - Lim Boon Hua
Nigel Thomas Geikie
Ivan Teo Seng Chi
Kader Ganti
In Group B, Ahmad Budin shot a 7
under nett 65 to claim first place.
Second went to Chieng Jin Hook for
a nett 68. Third place went to Justin
Lai with nett 69. In the gross category, Joseph Liu carded a 92 to beat second place winner Long She Kiong by 2 strokes.
Lee Min Keun came in third with a gross 95. Congratulations to all winners.......see you again in the 2nd Leg of the Monthly
Medals.
(The Monthly Medal schedule is available at the Reception Counter)
Club Happenings
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Matchplay 2008
After more than 6 weeks of intensive and
nerve-racking matchplay, the KGS Matchplay
eventually came down to the final match. Team
Erakristal had to face off against team KKB to
fight for the grand champion which was
scheduled on Sunday, 27th April 2008 at 1.00 p.m.
A fierce golf battle ensued between both
teams and after hours of exercise in
gamesmanship, both teams were still tied at
2-2. The final and deciding match reached the
final hole where both team members and
spectators waited nervously at Santubong
Hole 18. The match was still a tie and when all
players put 3 on to the last green; it all came down to putting. Ambrose Wong of KKB had a remarkable putt of
about 20 ft from the pin, missed the cup by the mere edge and had to settle for a bogey. All eyes were on Abang
Abdul Rahman who had an uphill 12 footer putt. After exploring all the possible breaks, he stroked the putter
with confidence and the ball rolled straight into the centre of the cup. There was a loud roar and Team Erakristal
began to celebrate. Well done Erakristal!!
Happenings
ClubClubUpdates
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Handover of Completed Club House Roofing
An official handover of the completed re-roofing work of the
Clubhouse was held on 7th May 2008 between Blue Scope
Lysaght, Blue Scope Steel and the Management of the Club.
Representing the Club was our Deputy President, Datuk Patinggi
Tan Sri Dr. Wong Soon Kai and members of the Club’s
Management Committee, while Blue Scope Lysaght was
represented by Mr. Chua Soo Keng, Mr. Jason Tai and other Board
of Directors whereas Blue Scope Steel was represented by its
President based in Malaysia, Mr. Michael Ladd. Following the
completion of the clubhouse roofing, the Club is looking forward
to upgrading the clubhouse ceiling to enhance the look from the
interior perspective.
Club Happenings
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In conjunction with Mother’s Day, the
Entertainment Committee organised a
Colouring & Drawing contest and a Mother’s
Day Card Design competition on Sunday, 11th
May 2008. The 25 participants who took part
were divided into two groups. The event
kicked off with the colouring competition
where all participants were given a picture
to colour.
The day continued with the Mother’s Day
Card Design. In this event, participants were
given a blank card each to create their own
Mother’s Day card. The winners were judged
based on the most creative card designs
produced. The Entertainment Committee
Chairman, Mr. Gerald Jabu was on hand to
present the prizes to the winners.
Congratulations to all winners!!
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Club Happenings
KGS Cash Sweep Monthly Medals
[ 2nd Leg ]
SCOREBOARD
The 2nd Leg of the Cash Sweep Monthly Medals was held on Sunday, 18th May
2008. Over 60 participants took part in the event which was divided into Group
A & B. The shotgun tee off started at 7.45 a.m. and was played at our Matang
/ Santubong course. The day was blessed with good weather. However, no
one was lucky enough to strike the hole-in-one worth RM 20,000.00.
The bull’s eye did not capture any winner this time even though it was increased
to 15 ft. diameter. Those who qualify through the bull’s eye will get a chance to
win special prizes in the final leg of the Cash Sweep Monthly Medals which will
be held in December 2008.
Group A
Gross
Oh Sea Joon
Dr. Tan Lean Sim
Amanda Chin
Hoan Kee Hock
71
79
80
82 (OCB)
Nett
Sia Chui Seng
Alvin Yong Sze Lung
Dominic Siron
68
71
72
Group B
Nett
Sulaiman Sahari
Justin Lai Tze Haw
Ricky Guing
Lee Min Keun
68
70
72
74
Gross
Haji Sapuan Ahmad
Oh Young Sik
Joseph Liu
95
97 (OCB)
97
Oh Sea Joon emerged as the
easy winner in Group A when he
carded a one under 71 gross,
beating Dr. Tan Lean Sim to
second place with 79 while
Amanda Chin took third with a
gross score of 80. In the nett
section, Sia Chui Seng
outperformed the rest with a nett
68, followed by the Tournament
Chairman, Alvin Yong for a 71
while Dominic Siron came in
third with a nett score of 72.
In Group B, Sulaiman Sahari’s 68
was sufficient to grab the top
spot beating out Justin Lai to
second place who scored 70
nett. Ricky Guing had to settle
for third with his 72. In the gross
section, Haji Sapuan Ahmad
managed to secure the first prize
with a 95 while Oh Young Sik
pipped Joseph Liu on count back
when they both came in with 97.
Club Happenings
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S C O R E B O A R D
Men Open
Pusaka Golf 2008
Nett
Terrence Chai
Lincoln Leong
Mohd Lokman
Lim Lian Heng
Then Su Yew
Liew Thiam Fatt
Protasi Ayor
Alvin Yong
Fabian Marip
Kho Hua Sin
64
67
68
69 OCB
69 OCB
69 OCB
69
70 OCB
70 OCB
70
Gross
Oh Sea Joon
Brian Chien
Roslan Salleh
Abdul Rahim
Lim Tze Chian
75
78
79
80
81
Ladies Open
The ever-popular Pusaka Golf Competition was
held once again at the Club on Saturday, 24th May
2008. This year, the response was overwhelming.
More than 200 golfers registered to take part. The
tournament
was
played
at
both
Matang/Santubong
and
Siol/Demak
courses. The main
attraction...2 units of
houses, a home
theatre set and a Rolex
watch were offered to
those who would
strike a hole-in-one.
Nett
Gertrude Lee
Chan Siew Yan
Lee Miew Jin
65
66
68
Gross
Amanda Chin
Latifah Bujang
80
87
VIPs
Stableford Points
Mohd Abu Bakar Marzuki
41
Tuan Hj Soedirman Aini
37
Patrick Chieng
36
YABhg Datu Awangku Malyx
35
Ali Bin Yusop
34
Ting Siew Teck
33
Muhamada Yakup Bin Kari
33
Prof. Hj Jamil Hamali
32
C B Lim
31
Vincent Chapman
31
Invited Guests
With 8 under 64 nett,
Terrence Chai was
able to subdue all his
fellow competitors
and emerged as overall champion for the open
category. He was followed by Lincoln Leong in
second place with 67. Third place went to
Mohamad Lokman with a 68. In the gross section,
1st placing went to Oh Sea Joon at 75, Brian Chien
in second with his 78 and in third place Roslan
Salleh who shot 79. In the Ladies open, Gertrude
Lee played 7 under to win first nett while Amanda
took the gross section with 80.
The VIPs, Invited Guests and Pusaka categories
were played on the same day where Mohamad
Abu Bakar Marzuki won the VIPs category with 41
stableford points. Raymond Bakeri and Bernard Lee
emerged as winners in the nett and gross section
for the Invited Guests category scoring 64 nett and
80 gross respectively. For Pusaka category, Abu
Hassan Yusuf carded 70 nett to claim the first prize
while Teng Swee Tiong was unbeatable in the
gross section with the score of 90.
Nett
Raymond Bakeri
Liew Nam Boon
Waili Abang
Lokman Jaafar
Gerard Law
Abd Ghanie Tahir
Alias Bujang
Kuan Kim Hiung
Joe Landau Jika
Tn. Hj Khairuddin
64
66 OCB
66
67 OCB
67
68
70 OCB
70 OCB
70 OCB
70 OCB
Gross
Bernard Lee
Tn. Hj Zainal Rashid
Tn. Hj Abd Jalil
80
82 OCB
82
Pusaka
Nett
Abu Hassan Yusuf
Mohd Hinri Abdullah
Abd Hatta Sharkawi
Mazlan Salleh
Ybhg Datu Len Salleh
Tn. Hj Mohd Ali
Nicholas Andrew
Dahrawi Muhammad
70
73
74
76
78
82
83
84 OCB
Gross
Teng Siew Tiong
Ling Chong Kiong
Ismail Rambli
Mohd Fadzillah
90
98
102
103
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Lady Golf
THE BORNEO LADIES...
FROM BRUNEI, SABAH, W.P.
LABUAN & SARAWAK
Seventeen golf clubs throughout the Island of Borneo took part
in the 10th Borneo Ladies Golf Challenge Trophy (10th BLGCT
2008) that was held at KGS on the 10th, 11th and 12th of March
2008, the highest number of participants in the history of the
Borneo Challenge Trophy. With the Sarawak Golf Association
sanctioning the tournament the KGS ladies’ Golf Committee
were lucky to get all the support from SGA, Committee
members and the management of KGS.
YB Dato’ Seri William Mawan, the Minister of Social
Development and Urbanisation was the Patron who hosted
the welcoming dinner at the Holiday Inn Poolside on the 10th
of March.
This year, the response from the ladies from Sabah, Brunei,
Labuan, Miri and Bintulu were overwhelming and with a heavy
heart we had to drop 10 of our ladies in order to accommodate
the guests. It was a difficult decision and the Organising
Committee wishes to say thank you to the Kuching girls who
made the sacrifice. The largest contingent was from Sabah
with 63 participants, Sarawak 47 participants, Brunei 21
participants and Labuan sent 6 participants.
Registration of participants on the 9th of March was done at
Holiday Inn Lobby and for the Sarawak Team it was done at
Jambu Restaurant. Celine Foo invited all the Sarawak Team for
a “get together pep talk” dinner. It was a short but fun night.
TEAM EVENT ON A PRACTICE ROUND
The Organising Committee decided to change the practice
round from the usual ‘Mixed Greensome’ to a Team Event
whereby a team was formed at random and the winners would
be based on 3 best scores from a 4 member team.
WELCOMING DINNER
BORNEO LADIES GOLF CHALLENGE TROPHY 2008
taken back by Sarawak Team since 1993 in KGS. The
proud 4 ladies BRAVO!
Organising
Chairlady... “Kain
Pelikat La La La La”
The theme for the welcoming dinner
was “Kampung Nite” and all the ladies
attending the dinner must wear batik.
The organising committee was so
impressed with the ladies that came in
that night wearing a variety of batik
dresses. It was a beautiful ... and
spectacular sight... The highlight of the
dress code was the MC John Sammy
and the Lady Captain came in wearing
‘Kain Pelikat’... It was very sporting of
them...
The night was filled with hot music
performed by Daniel Shukri and the
Lady Golf
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guests were entertained by the ladies
themselves. It was made compulsory that each
region must give at least one performance.
Brunei however stole the show and was
declared the best performer.
1
2
3
4
6
1st DAY TOURNAMENT
(11TH OF MARCH)
With the rain pouring over the weeks, it had left
the fairway wet and soggy. Due to the wet
condition, Mr. Ting Bang Kong in his capacity as
the Chairman of the tournament’s Rules and
Regulation Committee, declared that the game
should be played as “Preferred Lie” KGS Local
Rule, whereby a golfer is allowed to mark the
ball, clean it and place the ball within a club
length. The tournament was conducted as
scheduled with a few hiccups as there were
continous onset of showers and all the ladies
had to stop and wait for the ‘start again’ siren
signalled by the club.
2ND DAY TOURNAMENT
(12TH OF MARCH)
5
7
5
8
9
1. Suriani.... President of Sarawak Breast Cancer support group receving cheque from Celine
Foo the organising chairlady of The 10th Borneo Ladies Golf Challenge Trophy 2008 at
Holiday Inn
2. Sarawak Dancing Queens... Biba imported from Croatia...
3. MCs for The Kampung Nite....... John Sammy and Tengku Intan
4. Ik Pahon... representing YB Dato’ Seri William
5. Winners for “Random Pick” Team Event
6. Ik Pahon....being served “Welcoming Tuak” from Norzan at the “Kampung Nite”
Welcoming Dinner at Holiday Inn
7. Datin Seri Utama Hjh Rosnah from Brunei and Datin Peggy Sia from Bintulu....
8. Our beautiful girls from KGS....Siok... you look so charming... smile...
9. Marana and Biba... BUSY... identifying VVIP Guests List...
The day began with a heavy downpour and the
fairways were all flooded. It was a drenched day.
After careful thought and discussion between
all the Lady Captains and the Organising
Committee, it was decided that it was not
possible to continue with the second day game
and that the result of the tournament would be
based on 18 holes instead of 36 holes. While
waiting for the prize giving lunch, all Regions
were asked to come up with entertainment
programme. The ladies really know how to have
fun time. They came up with ideas like playing
indoor games, singing and dancing. While having
fun they did not forget the less fortunate ladies
that were suffering from breast cancer, so
Jeanette Tambakau took the initiative to pass
the hat around to collect money to be donated
to The Sarawak Breast Cancer Support Group.
The ladies generously gave away a sum of
RM2,780 to Jeanette and the money was
presented to the Sarawak Breast Cancer Support
Group President Suriani Ritom during the prize
giving lunch. Bravo Jeanette and all the ladies
who did not flinch for a second when the hat
was passed around. That made the total amount
given to the Sarawak Breast Cancer Support
Group for this tournament to RM4,780.00
The prize giving lunch was sponsored by YB
Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri George Chan. On behalf
of the ladies and the Organising Committee,
please accept our heartfelt thank you to you YB
Datuk Patinggi.
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Lady Golf
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RESULTS OF THE 10TH BORNEO LADIES GOLF CHALLENGE TROPHY 2008 : :
Open Category
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All Categories
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First Nine
Region
Score
1. Chan Siew Yan
2. Stella Wan
3. Hjh Noraini Hj Houtman
Sarawak
Sabah
Sabah
35
36 (OCB)
36
Gross 9 Holes
Name
Region
Score
1. Latifah Hamdan
2. Joanne Ng
3. Norzan Bujang
Labuan
Sabah
Sarawak
42
46
47 (OCB)
Region
Score
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Sabah
Labuan
Sarawak
Sabah
Sabah
Sarawak
Sabah
Sarawak
76 (OCB)
76 (OCB)
76 (OCB)
76
77 (OCB)
77
78 (OCB)
78 (OCB)
Gross 18 Holes
Name
Region
Score
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Sabah
Sarawak
Sabah
Sabah
Sabah
Sabah
87
90 (OCB)
90
91
94 (OCB)
94
Buhaseh Sakunir
Shirley Poh
Fatirah Sabil
Lydia Wong
Sally Chai
Suraini Ritom
Julia Rasudin
Livan Deng
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Nett 9 Holes
Name
Nett 18 Holes
Name
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Second Nine
Region
Score
1. Dora Hasbi
2. Peggy Moorthy
3. Tiong Ai Mee
Sabah
Sabah
Sarawak
37
38
39 (OCB)
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Nett 9 Holes
Name
Region
Score
1. Sim Boi Siang
2. Priscilla Wong
3. Theresa Hong
Labuan
Brunei
Labuan
46
47
48
Team Event (Nett 18 Holes)
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Gross 9 Holes
Name
Ahdiah Rasmin
Nancy Munjan
Eveline Lim
Amy Fong
Jeanette Tambakau
Josephine Chu
1.
2.
3.
4.
SARAWAK
Christina Constance Foo
Nur Haninah Humaira
Utako Tomoeda
Tengku Intan Morni
71
72
74
76 Total Score 293 Nett
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Senior Category
Champion Team
Region
Score
1. Datin Chow Keng Eng
2. Rose Wang
3. Catherine Marcus
Sabah
Sabah
Sabah
78
81
82 (OCB)
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Region
Score
1. Latifah Bujang
Sarawak
96
1.
2.
3.
4.
SABAH
Nurul Syahirah Afiqah
Chong Nyit Min
Rokia Daud
Catherine Thasicius
3rd Team
1.
2.
3.
4.
70
74
75
75 Total Score 294 Nett
BRUNEI
Sarinah Shazali
Hjh Azizah Hj Ahmad
Siti Salwa Hj Noor Ismadi
Beatrice Warjiri
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Gross 18 Holes
Name
2nd Team
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Nett 18 Holes
Name
TO ALL KGS LADIES WHO HELPED TO ORGANISE THE TOURNAMENT.
TO ALL SPONSORS AND WE WISH YOU WILL HAVE A BETTER AND PROSPEROUS
YEAR AHEAD.
TO ALL KGS STAFF AND THE MANAGEMENT TEAM FOR A SUCCESSFUL EVENT.
73
76
77
80 Total Score 306 Nett
Lady Golf
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Texas Scramble
Most ladies loved to play this game as most
of them can rely on the partners to play good
shots. 28 ladies from 14 teams took the
pressureless challenge. As expected, many
teams came back with good scores. Marana
was beaming with happiness when she was
told that Norzan was her partner (Norzan was
a hot player especially with her new golf
The 1st Nett Winners
The 2nd Nett Winners
clubs). They did very well and won second
nett overall. As for Datin Sharifah the game was new and she was skeptical at first because she feared that her game might
become scrambled egg instead of Texas Scramble but after briefly explaining to her how the game was played she agreed to join
in. She truly enjoyed the game and looked forward for the next game.
1st 9 Nett Winners
1st Nett overall
2nd Nett overall
Getrude Lee / Dany Neb
Norzan / Marana
- 14(OCB)
- 14
1st 9
2nd 9
Christina Foo / Tengku Intan
Latifah / Zafirah
Datin Penny / Joanna Sim
- 6
- 6
- 6
2nd 9 Nett Winners
36 HOLES GOLF MARATHON
Fresh and ready, a group of 14 Die Harders and Sunflowers got
together and hit the fairway on the 36 holes course to test their
golf endurance game. This year, Nancy Munjan and Miaw, the
organisers for the game had lax the walking rule and giving the
senior golfers an option to ride on the buggy for the second and
third nine.
The first 27 holes was such a blessed day but after crossing the
third nine the cloud started to gather and the rain started to pour
followed by loud thunder and lightning. The Club blew the horn to
ask all golfers on the field to abandon the game. The first group
managed to complete 30 holes but the last group was teeing off
for the 28th hole. We decided to call the day off and met up at the
Club. Though we did not complete the 36 holes we felt that we
should not
give up and
we
hope
N a n c y
Guess... Who is the miserable lady golfer that lost
would come
her ball in the hazard... 1st person that guess
correctly will win a tube of golf ball.... Hurry....
up
with
and let Nancy Munjan know your answer!!!!
another date
to test our
endurance
level again.
On behalf of
the ladies
we would
like to say
thank you to some generous husbands who for the second time
had contributed some cash for our lunch, drinks and fruits.
A message for Joe Sr... next year.. bagi banyak banyak sikit ya...
Tawkey!!!!!! Kamsia lu...
The 27 holes
overall winner... so
many pretended to
be the winner.... so
guess who actually
won!
Past Lady Captains
and present Lady
Captain playing
together ....They call
us... Dumb... Dumber....
& Dumbest!!!!
3rd 9 (Demak)
Winner
Latifah! Are you
sharing the
prize with
Nancy?
1st 9 winner (Matang)
2nd 9 (Santubong) winner
The Brave Die Harders
The Bloomed Sunflowers
Celine Foo
Nancy Munjan
Norzan Bujang
Tengku Intan
Biba Djumic
Martina Sim
Lee Miaw Jin
Latifah Bujang
Suriani Ritom
Teo Whye Jin
Lim Wui Ling
Helen Liew
Philomena Kong
Marana Sahari
W I N N E R S
Nett 27 Holes Overall
2nd 27 Holes Overall
1st 9
2nd 9
3rd 9
Suriani Ritom
Lim Wui Ling
Nancy Munjan
Martina Sim
Philomena Kong
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Lady Golf
PENANG GUESTS
Gheik Ting was one of our golf “kaki” and had to
leave Kuching for Penang some good 10 years
ago. There were many attempts by Wui Ling to
organise a trip to Penang but none of her efforts
materialised. It seemed that some ladies were
always committed with one programme or
another.
Nancy....busy
compiling the
scores.....
Nancy Munjan... Our overall 1st
Day Winner! Sapu Nau... When we
go to Penang ‘belanja’ us Nasi
Kandar...cukuplah!
In April, Wui Ling received a call from Gheik Ting
that she was planning to bring over some Penang friends for a few rounds of
golf in early May. We thought that would be great and Wui Ling being an ever
willing organiser passed the words around and with good weather, we played
two rounds of golf over Matang and Santubong.
The Penangites had so much fun in spite of the tough course but it was the
Kuching girls who took the winnings. Sorry Penang...You may get back your
money when we go to Penang... Hey Kuching girls... especially Nancy... you
really bully them by winning two days in a row ...Shame on you.
Thank you Lady Captain for hosting the first day lunch...
Sarawak hospitality ...... makan.... makan..... even the Penangites told us they heard
so much of Sarawak hospitality so ... when they got one they truly believe it.
Ballsweep with Penang Guests
Day 1 Winners (7th May 2008)
1st Nett overall
2nd Nett
1st 9
2nd 9
Nancy Munjan
Martina Sim
Beatrice Dayus
Lee Miaw Jin
73 Nett
74 Nett
-3
-2
Helen Liew
Philomina Kong
Datin Sharifah Maji
Tengku Intan
Suriani Ritom
Nancy Munjan
2nd 9
Gross
Gheik Ting...
our guest of
honour....
with her big
smile
Celine Foo...
making our
guests
comfortable by
giving a few
welcoming note.
Celine... thank
you for the
lunch...
Day 2 Winners (8th May 2008)
1st Nett overall
2nd Nett
1st 9
GROUP
PHOTO.... ONE
FOR THE
RECORD... TQ
WUI LING FOR
ORGANISING
THE GAME!
74 Nett OCB
74 Nett
-2
-2
-2
90
Ya... Ya... don’t you think you should take out the pin first
NORZAN IS NOW COLLECTING THE HOLEIN-ONE POOL MONEY AND FOR THOSE
INTERESTED PLEASE PASS YOUR RM50
SOONEST!!!!
before the ball??? Huh! DQ..... kelak!
Receiving
the hole – inone ‘pool’
money .... from
Norzan
Latifah &
Gang
Looks like every year we have a holein – one winner. Bravo Latifah who just
got a hole-in–one on April 24th 2008
with her playing mates Nancy, Martina
and Miaw witnessing the ace.
Generously Latifah invited all ladies to
join her over lunch. Thank you for the
gesture.
HOLE–IN–ONE WINNER
A VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR THE
FEATHERMEN... BILA LAGI MAU SAHUT
CABARAN THE DIE HARDERS... DAH SATU
TAHUN KAMI TUNGGU... GET YOUR BOYS
TOGETHER TUAN HJ MADEHI KOLEK... WE
WANT OUR MONEY BACK... KAMEK
DAH KEPAK... BILA JUMPA PAGI
PAGI... HAVE TO DO THE CHICKEN
WING KEPAK PAK PAK PAK PAK....
HEARD TUAN HJ MADEHI SENT HIS
MEN TO “ACCIDENTALLY” HIT ONE
OF THE LADIES WITH A GOLF BALL...
WAH... MAIN KASAR NAMPAK....
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products and services.
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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.
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(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
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No.5, Jalan TP2, Taman Perindustrian Sime UEP
47600 Subang Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan
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KGS Junior Report
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Junior Development Programme & New Golf Pro
The Club’s resident golf professional Mr. David Jest resigned in February in pursuit of his business in Kuala Lumpur.
Mr. David Jest has done a wonderful job in developing the golfing skills of our junior players and on behalf of the
juniors and parents, we’d like to say thank you. We are all sad to see him leave and we wish him the best in his future
undertakings.
Mr. Abdul Samat Abu
The Club’s new golf professional is
Mr. Abdul Samat Abu who hails from
Negeri Sembilan. He has taken over
the duty from Mr. David Jest to be in
charge of the Junior Development
Programme. We wish to welcome
him and hope he will bring the Junior
Development Programme to a higher
level. The junior monthly medal
resumes on a monthly basis
beginning from the month of June.
Club Matchplay Championship
The junior golfers participated in the recently concluded Club Matchplay Championship, and our team KGS Young
Guns, against all odds, made it all the way to the quarterfinal round. That was an outstanding achievement considering
that most of the young players were first-timers in a match-play format. The exposure had been fantastic and both
players and parents immensely enjoyed the competition and comradeship. Three other juniors had prior commitment
to other teams. Sea Joon played for KKB, while Abg Abd Rahim and Leonard Chin played for Erakristal which went
on to win the championship.
Pusaka Golf Tournament
In the PUSAKA Golf Tournament held in May, Gertrude Lee has outdone the field with a gross score of even par 72
and a nett score of 65, winning the title in the ladies section hands down. Amanda and Sea Joon won the gross event
for the men and ladies sections respectively.
SICC Junior Invitational Golf Championship 2007
Sea Joon did KGS proud by shooting 72-75-69 in the 3-day championship winning the Overall Gross Runner-up.
National Trial 2008
The year 2008 has started well for our junior golfers. The first event outside the club was the MGA National Trial for
the national team. The event was played over three courses, i.e. Bukit Jalil GCC, Bukit Unggul GCC and Danau GC,
over six days non-stop. Sarawak Golf Association sent 9 boys and 5 girls to the MGA National Trial as part of the
SUKMA preparation. Out of the 14 junior players, 5 players were from KGS namely, Abg Abd Rahim, Leonard Chin,
Amanda Chin, Joanna Sim and Getrude Lee.
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Our girls did very well with Amanda (76, 78, 73, 73, 73, 78) finishing
top and Joanna (77, 79, 84, 75, 79, 74) fourth in the girls section.
Both have been selected into the National Team Elite Squad while
Getrude was selected to be in the backup squad.
In January, Amanda was selected to participate in the Philippines
Ladies Open where she finished 7th with a 3-day scores of 75, 71
and 76.
Amanda 7th place in the Philippines Ladies Open 2008
In March, Amanda and Joanna represented MGA to participate in
the Johor Invitational Open. Amanda won the tournament and Joanna
finished in 2nd place.
In April, four of our juniors namely Sea Joon, Abg Abd Rahim, Amanda
and Leonard participated in the True Visions International Junior Golf
Championship in Thailand. The competition was stiff with the best
players from Thailand, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan,
Myanmar and India. Amanda finished 3rd (76,77,75,77) in the Girls
A division, Leonard came in 4th (72,82,76,72) and Abg Abd Rahim
tied for 17th in the Boys B Division, while Sea Joon finished 9th
(79,73,73,77) in the Boys A Division.
In the Team event, our KGS juniors formed a team under the name of MALAYSIA 3 (KGS) and the team did extremely
well having won the 3rd place behind Thailand and Philippines.
MSSM Golf Tournament
Girls A Amanda Chin
In the MSSM Golf tournament held in KGS,
12 out of 18 junior golfers from KGS have been
chosen to represent the state as follows:
Girls A Girls B Girls C Boys A Boys B Boys C -
Amanda Chin and Joanna Sim
Gertrude Lee, Laura Goh, and
Zafirah Osman
Celine Goh
Brenner Goh, Nigel Geikie and
Samuel Goh
Abg Abd Rahim and Leonard Chin
Winston Goh
Sarawak Amateur Men and
Ladies
Open
Golf
Championship 2008
Boys B Leonard Chin
Boys B Abg Abd Rahim
In the Sarawak Amateur Open held in Bintulu on April 25-27, two of our junior golfers participated with Gertrude Lee
finishing 4th and Oh Sea Joon 8th in the gross event.
Terengganu Amateur Open 2008
As part of SUKMA preparation, MSN and SGA sent some junior golfers to participate in this tournament from May 2-
30
Junior News
4. Two of the golfers were from KGS namely Gertrude Lee and Abg Abd Rahim. Gertrude finished 5th and Rahim 17th
in the gross event.
Australian Ladies Amateur Open
In April, together with the national boys and girls teams, Amanda represented Malaysia in the Srixon Australian
Amateur Championships in Adelaide. It was an eye-opening experience for the girls team as that was the first time
they played on a link course (The Gleneagle GC). The boys played at the Royal Adelaide. After the tournaments, the
teams underwent some training with national coach Tony Maloney at The Grange GC to prepare for the upcoming
World Match Play in October this year.
Asia Pacific Junior Golf Championship
After the trip to Australia, Amanda was selected to represent MGA for the Asia Pacific Junior Golf Championship
from 6-9 May in Sherwood Hills Golf Club, Manila, Philippines. With stiff competitions from players in the Asia Pacific
region, Amanda (74, 76, 76) finished in 9th position in the Girls A Division.
SUKMA Terengganu 2008
Four of our junior players will be representing Sarawak in golf for SUKMA 2008 in Terengganu. They are Gertrude
Lee, Abg Abd Rahim, Amanda Chin and Leonard Chin.
Golf Rules
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Tuesday to Friday
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Saturday
6.30am to 2pm
Sunday
10.30am to 2pm ; 5pm to 6.30pm
Junior Lessons
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2pm to 5pm
ª Sunday
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Health & Fitness
GYM NEWS
By : Clarence Soh
Gym Instructor
Studies show that
many of us need to
take supplements
Despite what some dietitians and other ‘experts’
might tell you if you ‘eat right’ you don’t need
to take supplements. In fact, even if you had a
full-time personal chef in your kitchen or if you
are able to spend all day, everyday doing nothing
but shopping and preparing the ‘best’ regular
meals, you still couldn’t be certain that you
would be getting all the nutrients your body
needs.
For example, we have to question the amount
of nutrients such as vitamin C found in oranges
bought at your grocery store, how long ago was
the fruit picked? Which part of the country did it
come from? It’s impossible to predict the exact
nutrient value of the whole fruit content.
The Asian way of cooking, such as deep frying,
stewing, etc. may also destroy most of the
nutrients and minerals during the process of
cooking.
That is why we need to take supplements.
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The Library
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Author: James Lee
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Title: Mr. Mystery: The Mystery of The Rajah’s Ruby
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What is the deadly secret of the Rajah’s Ruby? Who is really trying to steal it? Will Alvin Soh save the
ruby, or will a beautiful girl lure him into a fatal trap?
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The famous Rajah’s Ruby has always been surrounded by murder and violence. Now, Alvin Soh and his
team of young investigators have to stop the precious ruby from being stolen.
Can they survive the web of treachery?
Can they escape a ruthless enemy?
Title: Beneath The Bleeding
Author: Val McDermid
Title: Bleedout
Author: Joan Brady
BLEEDOUT
Joan Brady’s “action – packed, densely woven” (Publisher Weekly) novel is
an ingeniously layered psychological thriller about a family corrupted by
a violent death and the shadow of a complicated friendship.
THE RACE IS ON TO UNCOVER THE
IDENTITY OF A MURDERER WITH
NOTHING TO LOSE – AND EVERTHING
TO KILL FOR.
The victim: An invincible killer.
Hugh Freyl, the scion of the richest and most influential family in Springfield,
Illinois, is found beaten to death in the library of his own law firm.
When Robbie Bishop, star
midfielder for the
Bardfield Vics, is
poisoned by a race and
deadly toxin, profiler Dr
Tony Hill and trusted
colleague DCI Carol
Jordan have their work
cut for them. Robbie
was adored, so the
public wants answers
– but the answers aren’t coming and
trails are running cold.
The suspect: A convicted killer.
David Marion, a young man from the inner city, is on parole. It was Freyl who, to the outrage of
colleagues, family, and friends, orchestrated his release from prison. And it was Freyl who took
David in as his protégé , giving him a second chance at life. Were Freyl’s critics right to suspect
David’s murderous nature all along? Or was Freyl, a blind man who could see the truth in other, not
all he appeared to be? As David fights to prove his innocence, a twisted world of darkness and
deception unfolds.
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Title: Pelangi Membeku
Then a bomb explodes in the football stadium,
causing massive casualties – and another man
dies from poisoning. Is there a link between the
cases? And what are the motives for these crimes?
The clock is ticking for Tony and Carol – and
the death toll keeps rising...
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Author: H.M.TUAH ISKANDAR
PELANGI MEMBEKU
WALAUPUN lahirnya di ceruk kampong dan tidak berpelajaran, Marfuzah
sentiasa mengimpikan kehidupan yang sempurna. Dia sering berangan-angan
ingin mejadi puteri yang dilamar oleh putera raja. Namun, reality kadangkala
tidak seindah impian
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Warna hitam hidupnya bertambah hitam bila dia dipaksa berkahwin dengan
lelaki tua juga tidak mempunyai harta. Ibarat sudah jatuh ditimpa tangga. Tapi,
sampai bila dia harus ditemani air mata derita? Sebagai wanita, dia behak untuk
bahagia walaupun bahagia seakan tidak tercapai dek tangan.
Title: Chasers
Author: Lorenzo Carcaterra
“Boiling New York cop fiction.’ –Best Life
It’s 1985, and the city that never sleeps is about
to wish it had stayed in bed. The machine-gun
murder of innocent bystanders in a Manhattan
restaurant shocks all five boroughs, propelling
the surviving members of the Apachescontroversial outside-the-law ex-cops –into
investigating a notorious Colombian drug
cartel. This harrowing mission leads to
an explosive all-out
street war against
a ruthless gallery
of
enemies,
including a band
of dealers and
doers determined
to maintain an iron
grip on the cocaine
trade, no matter how
much blood is
spilled.
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Dengan semangat jitu, Marfuzah bangkit. Dia ingin menjadi wanita yang berjaya walaupun hidup
dikelilingi hutan. Maruah yang tercalar juga harus ditebus. Dia tidak sanggup lagi diinjak-injak
seperti tiada harga. Berbekalkan keazaman, dia meredah hutan mencari sesuatu yang berharga.
Marfuzah ibarart pelangi. Pelangi tidak kekal tapi amat cantik. Selagi berada di atas sana, selama
itulah pelangi hanya hiasan alam. Alangkah bagusnya kalau pelangi itu membeku. Ketika itu, barulah
pelangi menjadi begitu berharga dan kekal. Tapi, mengapa pelangi kadangkala tidak muncul walaupun
selepas hujan panas?
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Title: My Magical Pony: Shining Star
Author: Jenny Oldfield
Krista loves all ponies, but there’s something special about
shining Star. He’s a magical pony – he can fly!
Shining Star appears to Krista when they need top help
someone in trouble. And now Drifter, the chestnut pony,
is missing. New rider, Nathan Steele has sneaked him from
his stable and ridden him out along some dangerous cliffs.
It’s time for Krista and shining Star to save the day!
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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.
Who Shot the Wild boar ?
An avid super senior golfer who lost in the recent 2008 Senior
Malaysian Open went to his doctor for his quarterly check-up...
The doctor asked him how he was feeling, and the senior golfer
said, ‘Things are great and I’ve never felt better. Now I have a
20 year-old bride who is pregnant with my child. So what do
you think about that Doc?’
The doctor considered his question for a minute and then began
to tell a story.
‘I have an older friend, much like you, who is an avid hunter
and never missed a season. One day he was setting off to go
hunting. In a bit of a hurry, he accidentally picked up his walking
cane instead of his gun. As he neared a lake, he came across a
very large wild boar sitting at the water’s edge. He realised
he’d left his gun at home and so he couldn’t shoot the
magnificent creature. Out of habit he raised his cane, aimed it
at the animal as if it were his favourite hunting rifle and went
‘bang, bang’. Miraculously, two shots rang out and the wild
boar fell over dead. Now, what do you think of that?’ asked the
doctor.
The super senior golfer thought for a moment and then said,
‘Logic would strongly suggest that somebody else pumped a
couple of rounds into that wild boar.’ The doctor replied, ‘That’s
exactly my point.’
One Last Confession
Jokes
Jokes
Men Never Listen!
At one of the country’s premier golf club, a gentleman, in urgent
need to answer the call of nature, had made several attempts
to get into the men’s restroom. But it had always been occupied.
A cleaning lady noticed his predicament. “Sir”, she said “You
may use the ladies room if you promise not to touch any of the
buttons on the wall.”
He did what he needed to do, and as he sat there he noticed
the buttons he had promised not to touch. Each button was
identified by letters: WW, WA, PP, and a red one labeled ATR.
He thought nobody would know if he touched them.
He couldn’t resist. He pushed WW. Warm water was sprayed
gently upon his bottom. What a nice feeling, he thought. Men’s
restrooms don’t have nice things like this.
Anticipating greater pleasure, he pushed the WA button. Warm
air replaced the warm water, gently drying his underside. When
this stopped, he pushed the PP button.
A large powder puff caressed his bottom adding a fragile scent
of spring flower to this unbelievable pleasure. The ladies
restroom was more than a restroom, it is tender loving pleasure.
After a day’s game of golf, Romeo came home satisfied with
his performance on the golf course. His wife gave him a
sumptuous dinner. After eating, he suddenly felt ill and was
dying.
When the powder puff completed its pleasure, he couldn’t wait
to push the ATR button which he knew would be supreme
ecstasy. He was immediately knocked out by an excruciating
pain.
His wife maintained a candlelight vigil by his side. She held his
fragile hand, tears running down her face.
Next thing he knew when he opened his eyes, he was in a
hospital bed, and a nurse was staring down at him.
Her praying woke him from his slumber. He looked up, and his
pale lips began to move slightly.
“What happened?” he exclaimed. “The last thing I remember
was pushing the ATR button in the ladies toilet at the
clubhouse”.
“My darling,” he whispered.
“Hush, my love,” she said. “Rest, don’t talk.”
He was insistent. “I have something that I must confess,” he
said in a tired voice.
“There isn’t anything to confess,” replied his weeping wife.
“Everything’s ok. Go to sleep.”
The man blurted out: “No, no, I must die in peace. I ... I slept
with your sister, your best friend, her best friend, and your
mother!”
“I know,” whispered his wife, “that’s why I poisoned you.”
chgfqoy
“The button ATR is an Automatic Tampon Remover. Your balls
are now in this jar, sir”.
Golfers never listen to the pro’s advice, do they?
Moral of the story:
Male golfers are generally chauvinistic and would not listen to
the advice from ladies.
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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4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Without lighting
RM 4.00/hour
All Courts-Hourly basis
7:00 pm - 12:00 midnight
RM 10.00/hour
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
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
KENINGAU GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
Jalan Luagan, Kampung Pasir Putih,
P.O. Box 990, 89008 Keningau, Sabah.
Tel : 087-331113 Fax : 087-333002
PANTAI MENTIRI GOLF CLUB
KM 151/2 Jln. Kota Batu, Peti Surat 1646,
Bandar Seri Begawan.
Tel: 0802-791021/792014/5 Fax: 0802-790773
SARAWAK
KELAB GOLF BINTULU**
P O Box 1072, Tg. Kidurong Road, 97008 Bintulu.
Tel: 086-253213 Fax: 086-253754
PHILIPPINES
APO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
Bago, 8000 Davao City, Philippines.
Tel: 63-82-297-2150/297-20290/298-2851
Fax: 63-82-297-2036
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: 084-801119 Fax: 084-801120
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
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
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