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Keppel
October 2016 MCI (P) 141/04/2016
Highlights :
Evergreen vs RosesNew tennis academy
CONTENTS
Club NEwS
03 Editor’s Note
04 Traveller’s Tales - Taipei
05 Food Recipe - Rempah Udang
12 New tennis academy at Keppel
14 Singapore Cricket Club vs Keppel Club friendly
15 AIMS: Inter-club swimming meet
16 Waterjoy schedules
17 Jackpot
18 Salsation
19 Tone and Sculpt
20 Line Dance
GOlF NEwS
02 Evergreen vs Roses
06 Keppel Charity Beneficiaries
08 Keppel vs Kluang friendly
09 Keppel Junior feature: Tommy Lamb
10 A member’s view: Why play golf?
11 New golf office
F&b NEwS
21 Tee Top
23 Little Harry’s Pub
24 Seascent
25 E-Sarn
26 Peony Jade
27 Peramakan
INFORMATION
28 CAlENDAR
29 Club DIRECTORY
30 RECIpROCAl ClubS
Chairman Fock Siew WahDeputy Chairman Ng Chee Keong
Management Committee President Lai Mun OnnVice-President Eric TanSecretary Ho Yap KuanTreasurer Teh Lim ChaiCaptain C. S. KongVice-Captain Jamil B. MaksoemMember (Billiards & Bowling) Michael GooMember (House & Bar) Khor Chee KokMember (Newsletter) Peter TeoMember (Swimming & Entertainment) Ronald PhuaMember (Tennis) Kamal Ehsan
Newsletter Committee Convenor Peter TeoMembers Susie Seow Helen Neo
COMMITTEE & STAFF
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Every year, the club holds a friendly tournament that pits the lady veterans of the game of golf against those who have comparatively fewer years of experience under their belt. The battle between the Evergreen and the Roses took place on a pleasant Friday afternoon.
Some of our lovely ladies all decked out and ready to go.
Evergreen vs Roses: Sept 2, 2016
Everything’s coming up rosesBy Gilbert Wong
Each flight of golfers looked forward to the day ahead and the air was filled with constant banter and laughter as they teed off. Despite the fact that it was a competitive event, words of encouragement and praise were heard throughout whenever a shot was taken, displaying the bonds the ladies shared with each other as fellow golfers of Keppel Club.
However, neither team forgot that winning the event meant having bragging rights until next year, and it was a challenge for all participants as they drove, chipped and putted their way through 18 holes.
Before the big winners of the day were announced, the ladies tucked into the simple but hearty dinner provided at Tee Top, enjoying the cool air- conditioning after a warm day out. The setting sun provided a fitting backdrop to close out the event and before long, it was time to announce the results.
Cheers and yells of excitement rang out around the dining area as the Roses emerged as the overall winners, pipping the Evergreen team 321 to 304. Celebrations were in order along with playful ribbing among the competitors.
Congratulations to the Roses! The Evergreen team will surely be aiming to give a good fight for the trophy next year.
The happy Evergreen and Roses after a satisfying dinner.
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Editor’s Note
The competitors warming up at the start of the big day.
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Teeing off with her game face on. A golfer taking one of the shots of the day.Our ladies posing for a photo before the game.
October is upon us, and the months have certainly whizzed by quickly! It’s that time of the year for our annual Charity Open again, and we hope to get you involved. Do support our 10 beneficiaries and contact our golf office to purchase a corporate flight, or make a donation. Any help will go a long way to those who need it most.
In this issue, we were excited to have our annual Evergreen vs Roses back on our fairways again with our lovely lady golfers. As always, there was plenty of camaraderie and fun on the fairways – enough to make it our cover story!
And sports buffs, here’s something to get you excited! Keppel Club finally welcomes a new tennis academy run by former 200-ranked ATP world tour player, Mr Joe Russell, on Oct 1 and if you’ve been bitten by the Olympic bug like we have, it’s time
for you to enrol yourselves (and your families) for its programmes.
Lastly, this month’s social calendar is set to get you moving with both the return of “Let’s Dance” and Line Dance events. And don’t forget to take part in our monthly Tombola night on Oct 7 – have a fantastic month ahead!
Ashikin Hashim The Editor
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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]
A foodie’s tale As told to Ashikin Hashim by Ong Yan Ting, HR Executive
Taipei has its charms like many other cities, but it was Yilan, a county that really captured my heart – and my taste buds!
As a foodie embarking on an exciting trip, I had been eagerly looking forward to the Luo Dong Night Market and its famous San Xing Onion Bun which they are reputed for.
From the scent of food wavering in the air to the variety of food on display, there were already many incentives waiting to be added to my list of existing favourites of the city.
Mr Brown Coffee Castle was a dream dessert place, with its fairy-tale view which had resplendent views of Wushi Harbor, Waiao Beach and Turtle Island.
I was lucky to taste a variety of its desserts, including a variety of cakes, tarts and ice-cream.
There’s nothing quite as special as taking a sip of their coffee and enjoying the stunning ambience of the café from the hill.
Yilan also boasts one other unique hotspot – in the form of its bizarre and fascinating Chilli Museum.
Its uniquely conjured-up “spicy ice-cream” with varying levels of spiciness goes up to level seven. And although I am not a great fan of spicy food, the adventurous side of me couldn’t resist trying it for a bit of a challenge!
And boy, did it surprise me – the chunks of chilli peppers in the ice-cream created a distinctive sweet-spicy taste.
And although the first-taste of the ice-cream was sweet, it gradually blended into an interesting spicy taste. It was an interesting experience, although I can’t imagine myself trying it at higher levels!
The sweet and spicy chilli ice-cream at the chilli museum.
The beautiful Artemis garden is a must-visit for all floral fans.
The writer Yan Ting hanging out at the Alpaca café with an adorable alpaca.
ARTEMIS BEAUTY
The Artemis Garden topped off my experience, as the first botanical gardens that is entirely dedicated to fragrance.
In Jiufen, I was also excited to try the famous Lai Ah Po Yu Yuan (taro balls) that have captured the imagination of many fans around the world.
I also explored the Zhong She Flower market, which was delightful indeed – especially for floral lovers. And in the Alpaca café, I mingled with some adorable alpacas while sipping tea, and as an animal lover, this was another highlight of my trip.
My foodie’s journey would not have been complete without a visit to the Rao He Night Market, famed for its cheese potato.
And as morbid as it may sound, I took a bite of the Coffin Bread at the Shi Lin Night market and
instantly found myself “in heaven”!
Here’s to more foodie trips far and beyond.
Until then, my tastebuds will be yearning for all things Taiwanese.
A foodie’s tale
By Chef Kathryn Ho (PeraMakan)
REMPAH UDANGRempah udang is a Peranakan ‘kueh’ made with glutinous rice and ‘hay bee hiam’ (spicy dried shrimp sambal) wrapped in a banana leaf (steamed or grilled). This recipe makes about 15 rice parcels.
INGREDIENTS:
500 gm glutinous rice – Wash, clean, and soak overnight
½ cup of Bunga Telang juice
150 ml of Santan (coconut milk) with 1 tsp salt added
WRAppING:
15 – 20 pcs of 15 cm x 15cm banana leaves (washed and scalded in water and wiped dry)
FOR SpICE pASTE:
10 gm blue ginger40 gm garlic70 gm shallots4 tbsp coriander seeds1 tsp peppercorns
FOR FILLING:
200 gm fresh prawns – minced
100 gm good quality dried prawns
100 gm sweet melon
SEASONING:
2 tsps ikan bilis powder1 tbsp black soya sauce
FOR FRYING:
Oil for frying (see below)
METHOD:
1. prepare the Spice paste 1.1 In low flame, dry fry the coriander seeds and
peppercorns till fragrant. When cool, ground to a fine powder before adding the rest of the ingredients (i.e. blue ginger, garlic and shallots). Ground all ingredients to a fine paste.
1.2 Add 6 tsp oil and fry spice paste in low flame till fragrant and oil oozes out.
1.3 Add the minced fresh prawns and continue to fry in medium flame until prawns are cooked.
2. prepare Fillings: 2.1 Wash and soak dried prawns for 10 minutes, then
drain dry and ground coarsely. 2.2 Heat 2 tbsp oil and fry ground dried prawns till
fragrant and golden brown and add into the spice paste mixture. Mix well.
2.3 Ground the sweet melon into a coarse paste and add it into the spice mixture.
2.4 Add seasoning and mix well. Set aside until ready for use.
3. prepare Glutinous Rice 3.1 Drain the glutinous rice and mix with 75 ml of
coconut milk. Steam for 15 minutes, remove from steamer and turn rice over with chopsticks.
3.2 Pour half a cup of bunga telang juice over some parts of the rice and steam for another 15 minutes. Remove from steamer.
3.3 Mix rice with 75 ml santan and steam for another 10 minutes or until cooked. Rice should be grainy but soft.
4. Wrapping the Rice 4.1 When rice is cooler and can be handled by hand,
scoop 50 gm of cooked rice and spread onto the centre of the banana leaves.
4.2 Add the fillings in the middle and fold the banana leaf into half, thus bringing the two sides together.
4.3 Use your hands to mould the rice into a cylindrical shape, bring the rice roll to the side of the banana leaf and roll forward tightly.
4.4 Secure the ends with toothpicks.
5. Grilling the Wrapped Rice Roll 5.1 When all the rice has been wrapped, grill the
wrapped rice in a hot grill (100C) for 10 minutes, then turn over and grill for another 5 minutes. Remove from grill.
5.2 When the rice parcels are cool, remove the toothpicks.
Can be refrigerated – reheat on microwave high for 30 seconds per roll (do not remove banana leaf when reheating).
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HEB-Ashram Halfway House
HEB-Ashram Halfway House (HWH) is the only Indian Halfway House in Singapore that assists in the rehabilitation and reintegration of penal offenders, probationers, ex-drug addicts, residents and walk-in clients of the halfway houses from the Hindu and other communities back into Singapore society. Set up in 1999, its residents receive emotional and spiritual guidance through a number of quality programmes and are also equipped with skills to allow them to be gainfully employed.
Essentially, funds received from Keppel Charity golf this year will continue to be channelled primarily towards rehabilitation programmes (secular and non-secular) for the welfare of residents and ex-residents as well as their family members and children; and the overall cost for the maintenance of the halfway house.
Dyslexia Association of Singapore The Dyslexia Association of Singapore (DAS) is a non-profit organisation with IPC status providing an array of services to
children with specific learning difficulties. Built on its mission of Helping Dyslexic People Achieve, DAS operates across 13 centres in Singapore, reaching out to over 2,900 children in an effort to ensure that dyslexic children receive professional intervention required to aid them in their learning journeys. DAS also provides training courses and workshops to empower people in the industry, including Allied Educators in MOE schools through its DAS Academy.
Funds from Keppel Club’s charity golf programme were used to provide financial help to dyslexic children from lower-income families, as well as to upkeep the operation with all their centres.
As with the previous year, all donations that DAS receives will be channelled to the Association’s general bursary pool. This in turn is used to provide financial help that dyslexic children from lower-income families need in order to overcome their learning differences.
Keppel Charity Golf has been an annual tradition at the club for more than three decades. part of the club’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, this year’s edition will be held on Oct 8 and 9. Here, find out how our funds have helped our beneficiaries.
Keppel Charity Golf 2016
OUR BENEFICIARIES
Assisi Hospice Dedicated to the provision of care for the critically ill, the dying and the poor, Assisi Hospice also
provides services such as Inpatient Home and Day Care to enable its patients to live their final days with dignity. As a Catholic mission, it also looks into psychological, emotional and bereavement support for patients and their families, regardless of their faith, age, race or financial position.
Keppel’s funds went into the daily operations of the hospice, along with the building fund for a new extension on a 0.55ha site next to Mt. Alvernia Hospital. The new extension was completed at the end of 2014.
Down Syndrome Association A self-funded, non-profit voluntary welfare organisation, their mission is to provide support to children and adults with Down Syndrome to attain
their full potential and contribute to society. The association also looks into psycho, emotional and bereavement support for patients and their families.
With Keppel Club’s help, DSA has been able to provide greater support to persons with Down syndrome and expand their existing services like Infant Toddler Programme and Integration Facilitation Support programme. The funds also enabled them to kick-start new enrichment classes.
Funds received this year will go to supporting existing programmes, including planned programmes such as food preparation and baking activities, vocational training on house-keeping and retail, integrated development and learning programmes for early childhood and track & field activities.
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Lembaga Biasiswa Kenangan Maulud The Lembaga Biasiswa Kenangan Maulud (LBKM) is a charity that strives to become distinguished bursary institution in creating a community of distinction. With a motto that pledges “Rendering Assistance, Enabling Excellence”, LBKM’s objective is to provide needy students with the financial
assistance they need in order to realise their educational potential.
LBKM hopes to be able to continue providing for needy students by channelling more funds into bursaries for students in need. Donations collected will also be used to fund educational research projects on Malay/Muslim community and existing bursary programmes.
Home Nursing Foundation Established in 1976, Home Nursing Foundation (HNF) is the oldest and most established home healthcare provider in Singapore. HNF delivers
cost effective and a comprehensive suite of services to patients island wide in the comfort of their own homes regardless of ability to pay.
A whopping $90,888 was raised through Keppel Charity Golf 2015, making possible approximately 6,059 home nursing visits where the fees were fully waived and the purchase of consumables such as diapers and milk feed. In FY 2015, the donations received have helped to make possible 37,732 home visits, serving a total of 4552 patients in one or more of their Home Nursing, Home Medical and Home Therapy Services.
Funds received this year will go to the general pool, and will help HNF to stay competitive in the ever-changing and evolving health landscape, by deepening and broadening their capacities to better serve patients.
Society for the Aged Sick The Society for the Aged Sick is a non-profit,
charitable organisation with a total of 404 beds, offering residential care for the destitute and aged sick so that they can lead meaningful and enriching lives. Its mission is to add years of quality life to the elderly.
Funds raised during this year’s Keppel Charity Golf will go to helping the home meet its operational costs. This includes building of the 4-storey new Annex for more storage space and staff recreational use, as staffing has increased to meet the needs of the growing population of residents at SAS. A new 24-bedded dementia ward will be added to the home by end 2016.
Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore) (MDAS)
The mission of the Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore) (MDAS) is to maximise the quality of life of people with
Muscular Dystrophy and their families, and to integrate them into society whilst supporting research towards a cure.
MDAS utilised funds from last year for several of their programmes to help improve the lives of those with Muscular Dystrophy. The framework of their programmes provides a learning continuum of life skills that aim to guide and nurture MDAS members with Muscular Dystrophy from childhood to adults.
MDAS has also created opportunities for members to be exposed to life skills training through various programmes ranging from mobility training to community and independent living. Through hands-on training, members learn life skills such as being responsible, decision-making, self-care and problem solving skills which resulted in acquiring self-confidence and a sense of self-worth.
Funds from Keppel Charity golf have been used to benefit members, especially those in lower-income groups, as well as to upkeep the daily operations of their transport and therapy services. The funds from this year will be used to fund the operating costs of 3 existing core programmes, namely, Compass, Bridge and BizPower.
The Northlight School The Northlight School was established in March 2006 to better cater to students who could benefit from a more customised and vocational education. This was part of a
broader effort to identify and assist students who were at risk of leaving the education system prematurely after sitting for the PSLE. The school adopts an experiential approach in teaching and to prepare them for lifelong learning and employability.
Being a beneficiary of Keppel Club since 2010, the donations from Keppel Charity Fund have been channelled into the NLS BOG (Needy Students) Fund, in which the Interim Financial Assistance Scheme (IFAS), Further FAS Breakfast Programme and Medical Expenses fall under. The school aims to create a living and learning community, and it helps its students by providing free uniforms, transport allowances and meal subsidies at their canteen. They also ensure that their students receive a holistic education, with hands-on learning as well as experiences outside the classroom.
St Luke’s Hospital St Luke’s Hospital was set up in 1996 by eight Christian churches and organisations to serve the needy
elderly sick. It is a Christian healthcare provider committed to meeting the evolving needs of their patients, clients and caregivers. St Luke’s Hospital aims to transform community care and enrich lives by healing not only the body but also the soul, and its mission is to add years of quality life to the elderly, while offering both hospital care and a network of elder care to its patients.
Within the St Luke’s eco-system, St Luke’s Hospital is a 233-bed community hospital that serves patients regardless of race and religion. The range of healthcare services includes inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, nursing services, respite care and continuing care services right into the heart of the community.
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It’s always a wonderful affair whenever our reciprocal “brothers” and “sisters” from across the causeway come for a visit.
By Ashikin Hashim
Inter-club friendly: Keppel Club vs Kluang Country Club
A friendly day on the fairway with our counterparts
And on Aug 28, it was the case once more when our warm and enthusiastic Keppelite golfers welcomed 28 of our visiting guests from Kluang Country Club in Johor for the annual friendly game.
A club tradition for many years, the friendly reinstated our strong ties with the club located within the Kluang district, also famous for its tasty durians during peak season.
Kluang and Keppel have enjoyed many friendly exchanges in the past, with our members also paying a visit to the visitors’ nine-hole course. And it mirrors Keppel largely in that it serves as a sports and recreational club for members and their families.
Vice-Captain Jamil Maksoem noted that Kluang remains one of the “closer and friendlier” reciprocal clubs that Keppel maintains successful relations with through the years. He also added that the purpose of organising the friendly
Ms Pauline Pang with a Kluang Country Club member heading for the first hole.
From left Mr Henry Ng, Vice-Captain Michael Lim (Kluang Country Club), Mr Adrian Chew (Keppel), Captain Adam Chua (Kluang) and Vice-Captain Jamil Maksoem (Keppel).
A Keppel player putting a shot while his flight mates look on.
was to keep in touch with one another, while enjoying friendly banter with old friends on and off the greens.
Wearing official orange Keppel Club T-shirts, our members happily posed for a group photo with the visitors before tee-off. Played in the Stableford format and with a shotgun start, the buggies set off at 1.15pm.
Keppel won the game and Kluang Country Club’s Captain, Mr Adam Chua, later expressed his gratitude to Keppel for its impressive organisation of the event.
A dinner at the Berlayer Terrace, with a stunning sea view, capped the day’s event. Here’s looking forward to Kluang Country Club’s next visit on our greens!
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Keppel Club Junior Tommy Lamb finished 11th in the US Kids Golf European Championships Boys U13 category, and secured a place in the Faldo Series Asia Grand Final 2017.
By Michael Lamb
Keppel Junior flies flag high at global golf events
Tommy’s golf has been steadily improving over the last few years, with his Handicap Index score now at 3.5.
In May he travelled to East Lothian, Scotland, to compete in the US Kids Golf European Championships Boys 13 Division. The competition was played at the Luffness New course, which is a famous and traditional links course used for Open qualifiers. Rich in history, the course was opened in 1894.
The links course is a true test with the cold, wind, hard fairways, deep pot bunkers and very fast greens proving very challenging. Tommy was placed 11th over the 54-hole stroke play format, competing against many European representatives and national players and beating the 2015 World Champion. He was one place away from a guaranteed invitation to the World Championships held at Pinehurst.
Tommy also competed in the Malaysian MyFutures Junior Tour this year. The tour was played over seven legs with Tommy winning the Johor Bahru leg.
In July, he travelled to Siem Reap to compete in the Faldo Series Asia Cambodia 2016 Championships. The competition was played over 36 holes stroke play at the wonderful Angkor Golf Resort. The field was small and dominated by Thai and Malaysian golfers.
Tommy Lamb receiving his prize at the Faldo Series Asia Cambodia 2016 Championships in Siem Reap.
Teeing off at Angkor Golf Resort in Siem Reap.
Tommy came in second in a merged Boys 12-18 Division with a one-under-par 71 first round followed by a 76 to secure himself 2nd place and an invitation to the 11th Faldo Series Asia Grand Final, to be hosted by Sir Nick Faldo at Laguna Lang Co in Danang, Vietnam, in March 2017.
Keppel Club wishes Tommy all the best in his future competitions!
Tommy Lamb showing intense focus during the US Kids Golf European Championships in East Lothian, Scotland.
Have you ever wondered why people play golf? More specifically, why do they play golf in club competitions?
An online search of the first question yielded several results, including the official PGA website which was prominently listed, and Maxwelton Golf Club’s site. The PGA site cited spending quality time with loved ones as the top reason why one would play golf while Maxwelton listed eight reasons, with exercise being one of them. It surprises me that enjoyment was not listed.
I doubt that I am among the minority who play golf for the enjoyment it brings. On the contrary, I feel fortunate to find enjoyment as a primary motivator for my playing golf.
Golf is exercise, surely, but club competitions are not a daily or even weekly event, with the most frequently held competitions being the monthly medal games while other competitions are held only once a year. This makes exercising a rather poor reason as to why one plays golf in club competitions.
From this internet search exercise, I concluded that the main reasons why one plays golf in club competitions are:
1. Golf is social2. Golf allows us to be
competitive3. Golf allows all players
regardless of the level of ability to compete
4. Golf builds character 5. Golf reveals character
Intermediate Championship and Duffer’s Cup Competition
I played in the Keppel Club Intermediate Championship this year which is an annual event that sees participation from mainly “B” Division players whose Handicap Index (HI) is in the range of 11.1 to 18.0. Previously, I played in the Duffer’s Cup Competition which requires an HI of 18.1 to 24.5.
Having participated in both competitions in recent years, my impression that the social aspect in a “C” Division competition is stronger than that in the “B” Division has been reinforced. The “C” Division players, in general, appear to have their priorities more closely aligned with the reasons
Keppel Club member Mr Richard Hoo shares his thoughts on the reasons for playing golf in club competitions.
Why we play golf
outlined above than those in the “B” Division, whose competency in the game is generally higher.
Do not get me wrong, I am not saying that players in the “C” Division are more sociable than those in the “B” Division; the contrary may also be true. In the Intermediate Championship, Mr Desmond Chen was an excellent example of good sportsmanship as he often helped to pinpoint the location of a fellow competitor’s ball, thereby saving them the trouble of searching for it and saving everyone’s time.
As my marker, Mr John Tan demonstrated another commendable example when he politely encouraged me to recount the strokes that I had made at hole nine.
There are many more examples of good sportsmanship but it is not my intention to make a laundry list here. For those golfers whose names are not mentioned, your kind deeds are also appreciated.
Golf Rules
Golf has its set of rules much like any other sport, but it has perhaps one of the most.
The set of rules and accompanying decisions may be a put-off for some, especially in club competitions where it is common for strangers to play and compete in the same flight. In such a setting, a strict adherence to the rules is necessary for the competition to be fair and meaningful.
It does not help that golf rules are regularly updated while remaining complex and obscure. Some have been playing golf for decades and may have read the rules from cover to cover many times over, but that does not necessarily make them rule gurus. As we know, local and international rules are revised constantly and what was correct then may not be applicable now.
But who could fault those who have misinterpreted the rules? With the large number of rules, even professionals and world-class players such as Tiger Woods are known to have been penalised for rule breaches that they were unaware of.
Observations and Views Regarding Club Competitions
In a club competition, we should follow the rules in the strictest sense. That however does not prevent us from being helpful and friendly to each other, whether our role is that of a fellow competitor or a marker.
The one thing a player should avoid doing is to intimidate his fellow competitors with rules and etiquette. Instead, if the player shares his knowledge and experience on the golf course, it would help to strengthen the reasons why one plays club competition golf.
The Keppel Club operates probably the most heavily-utilised golf course in Singapore. Getting a slot to play a game during the weekend often requires significant effort, and some members have experienced considerable difficulties in securing a playing slot. Yet the take-up rate of club competition in most cases is underwhelming. Often, by the close of registration, there are still plenty of slots left unfilled.
In closing, I would like to urge members and fellow competition participants, especially those with plenty of experience, to be polite to your fellow golfers should an inadvertent rule breach occur. Your kind deeds will be appreciated and most probably reciprocated, and it surely will enhance the social aspect of taking part in club competitions.
Together we can make club competitions purposeful. Happy golfing!
Keppel Club member Mr Richard Hoo enjoying himself in Chiang Mai.
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Ladies’ “A”, “B” & “C” Divisions Saturday, Sep 3
“A” Division (HI 0 – 16.0) Stroke play
Name HI ScoreWinner Callista Chen +1.6 76 GrossWinner Jaime Cheng 14.0 73 Nett ocb
“B” Division (HI 16.1 – 24.3) Stroke play
Name HI ScoreWinner Yvonne Lim 19.2 93 GrossWinner Lim Hui Choo 21.4 75 Nett
“C” Division (HI 24.4 – 36.4) Stableford
Name HI ScoreWinner Soh Wai Lin 25.2 35 ptsRunner-Up Taline Han 27.9 30 pts ocb
Men’s “premier”, “A”, “B” & “C” Divisions
Saturday, Sep 3“premier” Division (HI 0 - 7.0) Stroke play
Name HI ScoreWinner Benjamin Yap 1.8 77 Gross ocbWinner Ben Kwak 5.8 73 Nett ocb
“A” Division (HI 7.1 – 11.0) Stroke play
Name HI ScoreWinner Chris Chong 7.4 77 GrossWinner Joe Lai 10.5 65 Nett
“B” Division (HI 11.1 - 18.0) Stroke play
Name HI ScoreWinner Anthony Lee K S 13.8 86 GrossWinner Zainuri Halid 14.4 71 Nett
September 2016
Golf Competition Results
For more detailed golf results, please log on to www.keppelclub.com.sg under Golf game results
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“C” Division (HI 18.1 - 24.5) Stroke play
Name HI ScoreWinner Leow Huan Nam 21.6 85 GrossWinner Spencer Lim 23.1 68 Nett
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Keppel Club made the decision to proceed with the $100,888 renovation in order to provide the best service and comfort for all members. As such, the office and male and female toilets were upgraded, and air-conditioners in the seminar rooms and heritage lounges were changed. By revamping these areas, we want to ensure that we can continue providing the best golfing experience for everyone, creating more cherished memories of the club.
Keppel Club’s new golf office
A fresh new look
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With the completion of Keppel Club’s golf office renovations after a month and a half of work, members can now look forward to a cleaner and sleeker new office with more streamlined service for their golfing needs. There will be improved booking stations and a photo gallery to showcase the club’s history and heritage to remind us all of the good times we’ve had while the club is still here.
The new golf office has been equipped with new facilities and a sleek look to welcome members and visitors.
Due to heavy usage of its facilities, both toilets have been extensively renovated.
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Keppel Club welcomes new tennis academy
SITA Tennis Academy offers a unique tennis experience and brings together a global team of highly qualified and experienced tennis coaches to provide you with leading training techniques that are tailored to your individual needs. With our recent collaboration with Keppel Club, members can look forward to achieving their tennis goals whether they’re beginners, social club players, or aspiring SPEX junior age group tournament competitive players and school team players.
Our aim is to provide a holistic approach to player development by bringing together leading strategies which balance stroke technique, physical fitness, improved tactical on-court strategies, and better mental toughness. Our balanced approach is designed to give you advantage on the court and to bring out your passion for tennis.
SITA Tennis Academy features a dynamic and all-inclusive set of programmes to cater to all levels of the game, ranging from their outstanding mini-tennis programme for younger kids (features red, orange, and green ball) and progressing up to the elite junior development programme for the more advanced. Additionally we will offer ITF tournament-training programmes that cater towards
those who strive to achieve an ITF junior ranking.
For adults, group and private lessons are offered depending upon player skill and level. SITA also offers exclusive ladies group training with WITS & LTS team-training programmes that typically take place during morning sessions year-round.
SITA Tennis Academy will provide a level of professionalism on and off the court that will increase and raise the profile of tennis within the Keppel Club.
“Our aim is not only to improve the current programmes but also to introduce new and exciting programmes and clinics, in order to increase participation and
produce quality tennis players with the ability to make an impact on the national scene,” said Mr Steven Pellow, the new Tennis Director for the Keppel Club.
“The only way to achieve this is through commitment, professionalism and hard work. We hope the members will support our plans to make the academy a success.”
Sita tennis academy open day
When: Sat, Oct 1, 2016
Where: tennis courts
times: 2pm-3pm (age Group 5yrs – 8yrs) 3pm-4pm (age Group 9yrs – 11yrs) 4pm-5pm (age Group 12 and above) 5pm-6pm (Mixed adult Social Session)
Contact the sports department
([email protected]) to register.
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Mr Joe Russell, Director of SITA Academy and former top 200 ranked ATP world tour player.
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Kalyan Sudarsan - Assistant professional
Mr Sudarsan is an ITF level 2 tennis coach with USPTR rating of Professional since 2012. He is a former top 30 All India Junior player who has competed nationally. He has helped his university to top finishes in the All India Inter-University Tennis Championships in 2010 and 2011. Mr Sudarsan has been
ranked inside the All India top 100 men’s ranking and he also possesses an AITA Level 1 in Fitness and ITF level 1 Officiating. Mr Sudarsan has an MBA in business.
Mr Sudarsan comes from a tennis playing/coaching family with his father representing India this year in the ITF world championships held in Finland. Mr Sudarsan has previously coached in India, China and more recently at Singapore Polo Club. He is extremely dedicated and result orientated, and is comfortable working with and at all levels of the game. He will be assisting Mr Pellow in delivering the programme to club members.
Steven pellow - Tennis Director at the Keppel Club
Mr Pellow originates from the United Kingdom. He holds an LTA Level 3 Club Coach Qualification. He has extensive experience as a competitive player in England, where he first played as a young junior in the LTA tournament programme. After his junior career, he represented some of the top clubs in his region in the ever competitive England Club tennis league. He has coached in Singapore for the past four years where he has been successfully teaching WITS & LTS teams.
Mr Pellow has a multitude of experience allowing him to teach juniors and adults of all levels especially elite level players. He has coached at various clubs in England, most notably at the Weymouth Tennis Club where he played a key role in producing its Mini Tennis Stars who have performed at national events throughout the UK.
Mr Pellow is extremely passionate about developing tennis players at the mini tennis level as he sees it as a great platform to develop player’s technique, and skill level, with an element of fun. Mr Pellow is excited and looking forward to implementing the Keppel Club tennis programme.
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Players from Keppel Club and the Singapore Cricket Club played out an exciting tennis friendly match on Friday, Sept 9.
Singapore Cricket Club vs Keppel Club
Keppelites rise to the occasion in tennis friendlyBy Ashok Kumar, Assistant Manager, Sports
And it came at the perfect time, as the game was held at the Cricket Club’s newly-laid artificial turf tennis courts.
Although the rain delayed the start of the friendly, it did not deter the participants, with matches starting at about 6pm and only finishing way past 10pm.
The pairings from Keppel and SCC played a total of 15 matches and despite it being billed as a friendly, there was clearly a competitive edge to the games.
The match-ups were exhilarating as Keppel Club fended off a stiff challenge from the hosts to prevail 9-6.
A sumptuous dinner was later served while Keppel Club’s Tennis Sub-committee member, Mr Sit Moon Choy, and SCC Tennis Convenor, Mr Kevin Cumbers, gave their respective speeches.
The committee members also exchanged club T-shirts as is the tradition in inter-club games.
Indeed, the event was an excellent show of camaraderie between the two clubs and the players from both sides are already looking forward for a return match at Keppel Club.
The following players represented Keppel Club in this friendly :
1 Mr Lai Mun Onn (Keppel Club President)
2 Mr Sit Moon Choy3 Mr Denis Choo4 Mr Jay Moghe5 Mr Goon Kid Meng6 Mr Phoon Wai Leong7 Mr Thia Choon Seng8 Mr Clarence Loh9 Mr Colin Chow10 Mr Michael Lee11 Mr Milton Ng 12 Mr Gilbert Ng
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Mr Jay Moghe (second from left) and Mr Sit Moon Choy (extreme right) pose with representatives from SCC before the friendly.
Keppel’s female players also played in the friendly.
Keppel Club’s Tennis Sub-committee members with SCC members.
Mr Sit Moon Choy (right) exchanging T-shirts with SCC Tennis Convenor Kevin Cumbers.
Warren Golf and Country Club hosted the Annual Inter-club Meet (Swimming) on Sept 7, 2016. With some of our top swimmers out of contest due to exams and another international meet, Keppel Club sent a total of 20 swimmers to compete in this year’s AIMS. Nonetheless, our boys and girls strove hard and did well, improving on last year’s results.
Annual Inter-club Meet (Swimming) 2016
Keppel swimmers bring home the medals at this year’s AIMSBy Raziman Rahman, Sports Executive
Swimmers for AIMS 2016
1 Ashvin Raju 2 Kaitlyn Tan 3 Damian Ho 4 Leong Shon 5 Leong Zhang Yuan
6 Kate Lynn7 Tyler Scott Lee 8 Dillon Goh9 Jake Yim 10 Leong Wan Xuan 11 Erika Chuah12 Bryan Low 13 Chloe Chin14 Kiara Tan 15 Kearen Tan 16 Lim Wei Wen 17 Jayden Lee18 Elliot Ng 19 Ian Sng20 Shanae Lee
Swimmers of note were Ashvin Raju, who bagged the Best Boy Award for this year’s AIMS with an impressive haul of three individual gold, two relay gold and one silver. A special mention to Damian Ho who could only swim one event as he is already representing the national swim team in his age group, but he still came and swam for Keppel club, adding one more gold to the medal tally.
This year we saw numerous swimmers coming through the ranks and that helped Keppel to get an
impressive medal haul. In total, our swim team this year attained an impressive 13 gold, five silver and 13 bronze.
We would like to thank all the parents who came down to support and help out during the AIMS event. As part of the ongoing effort to keep the swimmers together, we will be holding centralised training sessions for them every last Friday of the month in order to keep the momentum going and to start preparing for AIMS 2017!
Keppel Club swim team 2016.
Boys Relay Team Girls Relay Team
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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Beginner 3pm, 4pm, 5pm FULL 4pm, 6pm 4pm, 6pm 4pm, 6pm9am, 3pm, 5pm, 6pm
4pm
Intermediate 3pm, 4pm, 5pm FULL 5pm 4pm, 6pm 4pm, 6pm 3pm, 4pm, 5pm FULL
Advance/Pre-Competitive
4pm, 5pm, 6pm 4pm, 5pm 4pm, 5pm 4pm, 5pm 4pm, 5pm 5pm 4pm
Competitive 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 8am FULL
Available Classes as of September 2016A Pool of Wonders
Swim fees for Learn to Swim programme:• KeppelClubmembers: $90 /50mins/Onceaweek• MembersGuests: $110 /50mins/Onceaweek
Swim fees for pre-Competitive programme:• KeppelClubmembers: $110 /90mins/3timesaweek• MembersGuests: $120 /90mins/3timesaweek
Swim fees for Competitive programme:-• KeppelClubmembers: $110 /90mins/5timesaweek• MembersGuests: $130 /120mins/5timesaweek
To know more about our programme, visit us at :http://www.waterjoyswimschool.com
Or contact us via e-mail : [email protected] Mobile No: 9126 7203 or 9023 2772
To know more about our programme, visit us at :http://www.waterjoyswimschool.com
Or contact us via e-mail : [email protected] Mobile No: 9126 7203 or 9023 2772
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Jackpot ResultsCongratulations to all our Jackpot winners for the month of August!
We look forward to welcoming more members and their guests at our Jackpot room in the coming months.
Head down to our Jackpot room and
you could be one of the lucky winners next time.
TOp 10 WINNERS FOR AUGUST 2016
MACHINE NO. AMOUNT1st 15C $17,310.002nd 19D $4,009.803rd 15C $4,002.004th 14C $3,050.005th 14C $2,878.006th 1B $2,757.007th 1B $2,724.008th 15C $2,370.009th 6D $2,074.80
10th 1B $2,052.00
Come check out
all our machines
at the Jackpot room!
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October PromotionsITEK SIO $18.00+
Known as Nyonya Lor Ark, Itek Sio is braised in a flavourful coriander, onion and tamarind sauce till tender and served on a bed of lettuce. Full of flavour with “fall off the bone” tenderness.
In the past, this dish would be cooked and left to steep in its own gravy, the longer it stays in the pot, the better it tasted.
NASI ULAM $18.00+
Nyonya aromatic rice salad, mixed with our own home-made XO sauce of scallops, dried prawns and salted ikan kurau, freshly sliced
Asian herbs and vegetables, steamed prawns, egg omelette and shredded fish.
APOM BALIK DURIAN & KAYA $6.00+ for 4 pcs
Brought back by popular demand, these pancakes are freshly made ala minute. Needs time but you will be rewarded with these fragrant, tasty desserts that melt in your mouth.
Good food cooked with love…• Level 3 Keppel Club 10 Bukit Chermin Road Singapore 109918 . Tel: 6377 2829,6270 1618• 209 East Coast Road Singapore 428908. Tel: 6346 6569• 310 Orchard Road C K Tang Limited Basement 1 Singapore 238864 . Tel:6737 6562
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OCtOBER 2016
(B) Beginners (I) Intermediate (A) Advanced (C) Competitive * Only first Fri of the month # Only second Fri of the month
RegulaR Classes
Mon Pilates Matwork 10am Aerobics Studio Bridge 7.30pm Berlayer Room Kpop X Fitness 7.45pm Aerobics Studio
Tue Deep Water Workout 8.30am Swimming Pool Line Dance 10.30am Aerobics Studio Club’s Nite 5pm/6pm Tennis Court Pilates Matwork 7pm Aerobics Studio Qi Gong 8pm Pool Pavilion
Wed Zumba Fun Class 8.45am Aerobics Studio Men’s Team Training 6pm/7pm/8pm Tennis Courts
Thu Tone & Sculpt Class 10am Aerobics Studio Bridge 2pm Berlayer Room Hatha Yoga 6.30pm Aerobics Studio Social Dance Lessons 7.30pm Keppel Hall
Sunday
GOLF Ladies A, B Medal (Stroke play) & C Medal (Stableford) (AM) Men’s C Medal (Stroke play) & Junior Ranking (Stroke play) (AM), Men’s “Premier”, A & B Medal Stableford (PM)
Friday
07Saturday
08 16SOCIAL Tombola Night
GOLF Keppel Charity Open 2016 (8 & 9 Oct)
Friday
GOLF Greensome (PM)
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22 Saturday
SOCIAL Let’s Dance
Fri Deep Water Workout 8.30am Swimming Pool Club’s Nite 6pm Tennis Court D & E Bridge 7.30pm Berlayer Room Friday League 7pm Bowling Room Tombola Night* 7.30pm Aerobics Studio
Sat Junior Training (B) 2pm Tennis Courts Zumba Fitness 3pm Aerobics Studio Swimming (B) 4pm Swimming Pool Pilates Matwork 11am Aerobic Studio Bridge 2.30pm Berlayer Room Junior Training (I/A) 12nn Tennis Courts Junior Training (C) 2pm Tennis Courts
Sun Hatha Yoga 3pm Aerobics Studio Junior Training (B) 4pm Tennis Courts Hatha Yoga 4.30pm Aerobics Studio Swimming (I/A) 5pm Swimming Pool
NOVEMBER 2016Friday
04Sunday
6SOCIAL Tombola Night
GOLF Vice-President vs Vice-Captain Team (PM)
23 Sunday
SOCIAL Line Dance fiesta 30
Sunday
GOLF Lady Captain’s Day (PM)
Saturday
12GOLF Ladies A, B Medal (Stroke play) & C Medal (Stableford) (AM) Men’s C Medal (Stroke play) & Junior Ranking (Stroke play) (AM), Men’s “Premier”, A & B Medal Stableford (AM)
CLUB DIRECTORY
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* For members and members’ guests only. All fees and prices quoted are subjected to 7% GST unless otherwise specified.
GOLFING OpENING HOURS FEESGolf Office Guest FeeTel: 6933-3956 Tue to Sun : 7 am to 8 pm Weekday : 18-hole: $150Fax: 6272-1563 Mon : 7 am to 3 pm Weekend & PH : 18-hole: $220Booking lines: 6375-5569/70/71 Course Visitor FeeHotline: 6375-1818 Mon (whole day) : Full 18-hole course closed for Weekday : 18-hole: $200
(Priority will be given to maintenance Weekend & PH : 18-hole: $320
competition fixture) All rates quoted includes green fees, buggy fees and GST. If public holiday falls on Monday, the next day will be on full course maintenance.
Driving Range & pro Shop Mon : 11 am to 10 pm Member : 4 cents per ballTel: 6933-3960 Tue to Sun & PH : 7 am to 10 pm Guest : 15 cents per ball
F&B OpENING HOURS REGULAR pRIVILEGES
E-Sarn Thai Cuisine Lunch 10% off total bill & no service charge for Club membersTel: 6878-0866 Mon to Fri : 11.30am to 2.30pm Dinner Mon to Fri : 5.30pm to 10pm Sat & Sun : 11.30am to 10pm
peony Jade Lunch & Dim Sum 10% off total bill & no service charge for Club membersTel: 6933-3972 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)
peraMakan Daily : 11.30 am to 3 pm (Last order: 2.30 pm) 10% off total bill & no service charge for Club membersTel: 6270-1618 : 6 pm to 10 pm (Last order: 9.30 pm)
Seascent Daily : 11am to 10pm (Last order: 8.45pm) 10% off total bill & no service charge for membersTel: 6273-0221 Closed on Tuesdays
Tee Top Mon : Closed No service charge for Club membersTel: 6933-3962 Tue to Sun & eve of PH : 7 am to 9 pm (Last order: 8.30 pm)
ENTERTAINMENT OpENING HOURS FEES
Jackpot Lounge* Mon to Thu, Sun & PH : 9am to 10.30pmTel: 6933-3965 Fri, Sat & Eve of PH : 9am to 11.30pm
Keppel Karaoke Theatre* Mon to Wed Tel: 6933-3959 (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* Sun to Thu : 3 pm to 11 pmTel: 6933-3959 Fri, Sat & eve of PH : 3 pm to 12 am
Mahjong Rooms* Mon to Fri : 11 am to 11 pm Table fee : $2/hrTel: 6933-3961 Weekend & PH : 10 am to 11 pm Guest fee : $5
Reading Room* Daily : 8 am to 10 pm Admin fee : $2/week/tape/disk Tel: 6933-3961 Late fee : $5/tape/disk
SpORTS OpENING HOURS FEES
Badminton Court* Daily : 9 am to 10 pm Court fee : $1Booking lines: 6375-5567/8 Guest fee : $5/person
Billiards Room* Mon to Fri : 3 pm to 10.30 pm Table fee : $2/hrTel: 6933-3970 Sat, Sun & PH : 10 am to 10.30 pm Guest fee : $5/4 hrs/session Last Game : 10 pm 14 years old and above only School holidays : 10 am to 10.30 pm
Bowling Centre* Mon to Fri : 3 pm to 10.30 pm Game fee : $2/gameTel: 6933-3970 Sat, Sun & PH : 10 am to 10.30 pm Guest fee : $5/person Last Game : 10 pm School holidays : 10 am to 10.30 pm
Keppel Gym* Daily : 7 am to 10 pm Guest fee : $10/person Tel: 6933-3949 Gym will be closed from 6 pm onwards on every last Friday
Swimming pool* / Jacuzzi* Mon, Wed, Fri : 7 am to 9 pm Guest fee : $5/personTel: 6933-3961 Tue, Thurs, Sat, Sun : 8 am to 9 pm
Tennis Courts* Daily : 7 am to 10 pm Indoor court fee Outdoor court fee Booking lines: 6375-5567/8 Club Night for Court E : 5 pm to 8 pm Mon to Fri before 5 pm : $7/hr Mon to Fri before 5 pm : $3/hr Mon to Fri after 5 pm, Mon to Fri after 5 pm, Weekend & PH : $9/hr Weekend & PH : $5/hr Guest : $5/2hrs Guest : $5/2hr
AUSTRALIA
Cromer Golf ClubCromer Road, Cromer NSW 2099, AustraliaTel : (02) 9982-3088Fax : (02) 9981-3782Email : [email protected] : http://www.cromergolfclub.com.auGolf Kooringal Golf ClubWilga Avenue, Altona, 3018 Melbourne, VictoriaTel : (03) 9315-0855Fax : (03) 9315-9145Email : [email protected] : http://www.kooringalgolf.com.au Golf & Facilities Mount Osmond Golf Club60 Mount Osmond Road, Mount Osmond 5064,Adelaide, South AustraliaTel : (08) 8379-1673Fax : (08) 8379-0434Email : [email protected] URL : http://www.mtosmondgolf.com.auGolf pacific Golf Club430 Pine Mountain Road, Mt Gravatt, Brisbane, QueenslandTel : (07) 3349-4411Fax : (07) 3343-7839Email : [email protected] : http://www.pacificgolf.com.au West Lake Golf Club26 Loschside Drive, West Lakes,Adelaide, South Australia, 5021Tel : (08) 8268-3850Fax : (08) 8268-5451URL : http://www.riversidegolfclub.com.au/Golf The Vines Golf & Country ClubVerdhelo Drive, The Vines,Western Australia, 6069Tel : (08) 9297-0777Fax : (08) 9297-0729Email : [email protected] : http://www.vines.com.auGolf The Western Australia Golf Club60 Hayes Avenue,Yokine WA 6060Tel : (08) 9349 1988Fax : (08) 9344 4424Email: [email protected] : http://www.wagolfclub.com.auGolf Wanneroo Golf ClubFlynn Drive, Neerabup, WA 6031Postal Address:PO Box 188, Wanneroo WA 6065,Perth, Western AustraliaTel : (08) 8-9405-3677Fax : (08) 8-9306-3677Golf Yowani Country ClubNorthbourne Ave, Lyneham, Federal Highway, Canberra, ACTPO Box 161, Dickson ACT 2602Tel : (02) 6241-3377Fax : (02) 6241-8561Email : [email protected] : http://www.yowani.com.auGolf & Facilities
BRUNEI
panaga Golf ClubSeria, KB 3534, Negara Brunei DarussalamTel : 673-3-73142Fax : 673-3-74056Golfpantai Mentiri Golf ClubPO Box 1646, Bandar Seri Begawan,BS 8637, Brunei DarussalamTel : (02) 791-021 / 792-777/ 792-014/5Fax : (02) 790-773Email : [email protected]
CHINA
Zhaoqing Resort & Golf ClubGao Yao City, Huilong Town, Zhaoqing Guangdong ProvinceZip Code 526100Tel : (86758) 816-2168Fax : (86758) 816-2089Email : [email protected] : http://www.zhaoqinggolf.comHong Kong Office:Room 2602 26/F, China Online Centre,333 Lockhart Road, WanchaiTel : (852) 2868-6181Fax : (852) 2827-6363Golf
FINLAND
Espoo Golf ClubMynttiläntie 1, 02780 EspooEmail : (Club Manager) [email protected] : +350 405106073Email : (Caddie Master) [email protected] Tel : +358 9 8190 3444 URL : http://www.egs.fiGolf
* : 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.
RECIpROCAl / AFFIlIATED ClubSHONG KONG
Discovery Bay Golf ClubValley Road, Discovery Bay, Lantau IslandTel : (852) 2987-7273Fax : (852) 2987-5900Golf & Facilities
INDIA
Tollygunge Club Ltd120 Deshprab Sasmai Road, Calcutta 700033, West BengalTel : (033) 473-5954 / 4539 / 4741 / 2316Fax : (033) 473-1903 / 472-0480Golf & Facilities
INDONESIA
Damai Indah Golf & Country Club*Bumi Serpong Damai Course, JI. Bukit Golf I, Sektor VI Serpong, Tanerang 15310Tel : 62-21-537-0290Fax : 62-21-537-0288pantai Indah Kapuk Course*JI. Marina Indah Penjaringan, Kapuk, Jakarta 14470Tel : 62-21-588-2388Fax : 62-21-588-2391Golf padang Golf ModernJI. Modern Golf Raya, Kota ModernTangerang 15117, JakartaTel : (Reservation) 62-21-552-9228 (Office) 62-21-552-9182Fax : 62-21-552-9177Golf & Facilitiespalm Springs Golf & Country ClubPT. AFP DwilestariJl.Hang Lekiu - NongsaBatam - INDONESIATel : 778-761222Fax : 778-76122URL : http://www.palmsprings.com.sg/Golf & Facilities
ITALY
Ropailo Golf Club*16035 Rapalio (Genoa), Via G. Mamei 377Tel : (39) 01-8526-1777Fax : (39) 01-8526-1779Golf
MALAYSIA
Ayer Keroh Country Club14.5km Jalan Ayer Keroh, 75750 MelakaTel : (06) 233-2000Fax : (06) 232-3578Email : [email protected] : http://www.akcc.com.myGolf & FacilitiesBatu pahat Golf Club678 Jalan Dato Mohd Shah,83000 Batu Pahat, JohorTel : (07) 432-9221/3Fax : (07) 434-2221Golf Bukit Banang Golf & Country Club1 Persiaran Gemilang, Bandar Banang Jaya,83000 Batu Pahat, Johor Darul TakzimTel : (07) 428-6001Fax : (07) 428-6801Golf & FacilitiesBukit Jawi Golf Resort(pulau pinang)691 Main Road, Sungai Bakap,14200 Seberang Prai Seletan, Pulau PinangTel : (04) 582-0759Fax : (04) 582-2613Golf Clearwater Sanctuary Golf ResortLot 6019, Jalan Changkat Larang, 3100 Batu Gajah, Perak Darui RidzuanTel : (05) 366-7433Fax : (05) 366-7434Email : [email protected] : http://www.cwsgolf.com.my Golf & FacilitiesDalit Bay Golf & Country Club Shangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia Mailing Address:Pantai Dalit, P.O Box 600, 89208, Tuaran, Sabah MalaysiaTel : (608) 879-1188Fax : (608) 879-2128Email : [email protected] : www.shangri-la.com/en/property/ kotakinabalu/rasariaresort/health/club/ introDamai Laut Golf & Country ClubWD No 21 Pejabat Pos Lumut, Jalan Iskandar Shah, 32200 Lumut, Perak Darul, Ridzuan, MalaysiaTel : 605-618-1019 Fax : 605-618-1018Email : [email protected] Kelab Darul EhsanTa man Tun Abdul Razak,68000 Ampang, SelangorTel : (03) 4257-2333Fax : (03) 4257-2335Golf & Facilities
Kelab Diraja Sri MenantiIstgana Perkasa Alam, 71550 Sri MenantiNegeri SembilanTel : (06) 497-9888Fax : (06) 497-9600Golf Kelab Golf Negara SubangJalan SS7/2, Kelena Jaya,47301 Petaling Jaya, SelangorTel : (03) 7876-0388Fax : (03) 7875-5267Email : [email protected] : http://www.subanggolf.comGolf & FacilitiesKelab Golf SarawakPetra Jaya, 93050 Kuching, SarawakTel : (08) 244-4791Fax : (08) 244-1733Email : [email protected] Kelab Rahman putra MalaysiaJalan BRP 2/1, Bukit Rahman Putra,47000 Sg Buloh, SelangorTel : (03) 6156-6870Fax : (03) 6156-0280Golf Kelantan Golf & Country Club5488 Jalan Hospital, 15200 Kota BahruTel : (09) 748-2102Fax : (09) 747-2918Golf & FacilitiesKinabalu Golf ClubJalan Tanjung Aru Beach,88807 Kota Kinabalu, SabahTel : (08) 825-1615Fax : (08) 824-0166Email : [email protected] : http://www.borneo-online.com.my/kgcGolf & FacilitiesKluang Country ClubJalan Mengkibol, 86000 Kluang, JohorTel : (07) 771-8840Fax : (07) 772-1503Golf & Facilitiespalm Resort Golf & Country ClubJalan Persiaran Golf,Off Jalan Jumbo, 81250Senai Johor, MalaysiaTel : (6 07) 599 2000Fax : (6 07) 599 1370Email: [email protected] : http://www.palmresort.com/golf-country- club-41.aspx/Golf penang Turf Club (Golf Section)Jalan Batu Gantong, 10450 Pulau PinangTel : (04) 226-6701 / 227-0246Fax : (04) 226-6535Email : [email protected] : http://www.penangturfclub.comGolf Royal pahang Golf ClubJalan Padang Golf, 25250 KuantuanTel : (09) 567-5811/2Fax : (09) 567-1170Golf Royal perak Golf ClubJalan Sultan Azian Shah, 31400 Ipoh, PerakTel : (05) 547-3266 / 545-3266Fax : (05) 547-6688Golf Royal Selangor Golf ClubJalan Kelab Golf, 50990 Kuala LumpurTel : (03) 9206-3333Fax : (03) 9285-3939Golf & FacilitiesSabah Golf & Country ClubReservoir Road, Bukit Padang,PO Box 11876, 88820 Kota Kinabalu, SabahTel : (08) 824-7533Fax : (08) 822-5243Golf & FacilitiesSandakan Golf & Country ClubPO Box 541, 90706 Sandakan, SabahTel : (08) 966-0557Fax : (08) 966-0584Golf & FacilitiesSegamat Country ClubKm 4 Jalan Genuang, PO Box C22, 85007 Segamat, JohorTel : (07) 943-5968Fax : (07) 943-2301Golf & FacilitiesSeremban International Golf ClubBatu 3 ¼, Kuala Pilah Road, 70400 Seremban, Negri SembilanTel : (06) 677-5277Fax : (06) 677-2309Golf Tiara Melaka Golf & Country Club *Ayer Keroh, Jalan Gapam , Bukit Katil,PO Box 473, 75760 MelakaTel : (Office) (06) 231-1111 (Golf) (06) 231-2366Fax : (06) 231-4122Golf Tioman Island Golf ClubPO Box 4, 86807 Mersing,Pulau Tioman, JohorTel : (09) 419-1000Fax : (09) 419-1718Golf
pHILIppINESWack Wack Golf & Country ClubWack Wack Road, Shaw BoulevardMandaluyuon CityTel : (632) 732-0665Fax : (632) 721-4613Email : [email protected] : http://www.wackwack.com
SINGApOREChangi Golf Club 20 Netheravon Road, Singapore 508505Tel : 6545 5133Fax : 6545 2531URL : http://www.changigolfclub.org.sg/Golf & FacilitiesHollandse Club22 Camden Park, (Off Adam Road)Singapore 299814Tel : 6464 5225 Orchid Country Club **1 Orchid Country Road, Singapore 769162Tel : 6755-9811Fax : 6752-7147Golf Seletar Country Club **101 Seletar Club Road, Singapore 798273Tel : 6481-4812Fax : 6481-3000Golf Sembawang Country Club **249 Sembawang Road, Singapore 758352Tel : 6275-0642Fax : 6275-0446Golf Warren Golf & Country Golf **81 Chua Chu Kang Way, Singapore 688263Tel : 6586-1245Fax : 6586-1235Golf
SRI LANKARoyal Columbo Golf Club223 Model Farm Road, Colombo 8, Sri LankaTel : (941) 695-431 / 691-401 / 687-592Golf
THAILANDNichigo Resort & Country Club*106 Moo 4, Tamboi Wangdong,Ampjur Muang, Kanchanaburi 7100Tel : (034) 513-304 /34Fax : (034) 518-518Bangkok Office:Room 213 Thaniya Plaza Building, 52 Silom Road, Bangrak, Bankok 10500Tel : (662) 231-2681 / 2 / 3 (662) 231-2319Fax : (662) 231-2320Golf & FacilitiesSiam Country Club (pattaya)*50 Moo 9, Pong Sub-District, Bang Lamung District, Choiburi 20150Tel : 66-38-249-381-6Fax : 66-38-249-387Bangkok Office:Tel : 66-2-216-2235 / 215-3124Golf & FacilitiesSummit pinehurst Golf & Country Club73 Phaholyothin Road, Km 37 Klong 1,Amphur Klong Luang, Phathumthanee 12120Tel : (662) 516-8679 / 84Fax : (662) 516-8685Golf & Facilities
VIETNAMDanang Golf ClubMy Khe Beach Da Nang VietnamTel : (84) 511 3932 666Email : [email protected] Song Be Golf Resort *77 Binh Duong Boulevard,Lai Thieu, Thuan An, Binh Duong Province, VietnamTel : (84) (650) 3756 660 / 1Fax : (84) (650) 3755 804Email : [email protected] Links *Dien Ngoc Commune,Dien Ban District, Quang Nam Province, VietnamTel : (84) (510) 3941 942Fax : (84) (510) 3941 940Email : [email protected]
