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MCI (P) 069/02/2015 • A publication of Warren Golf & Country Club

What’s Inside:· Chinese New Year

Celebration Party· Haikou Golf Trip

Profile Feature: Howie Soh

“My 15 Seconds of Fame”

Wishing YouA Delectable2016!Here’s one to yournew year resolution:Enjoy great food with family& friends at our F&B outlets!

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Warren Tidings is a bi-monthly Club newsletter designed & published by Warren Golf & Country Club, 81 Choa Chu Kang Way, SIngapore 688263.

General ManagerJinder [email protected] ControllerPeter [email protected] Manager, Operations & F&BDesmond [email protected] Manager, HR & AdminJeslyn [email protected] ManagerGan Soo [email protected] & Membership ManagerElgin [email protected] Golf ManagerJack [email protected] Sports & Events ManagerJoe [email protected] HousekeeperSusan [email protected]

Howie Soh“My 15 Seconds of Fame”

Management Committee PresidentPatrick KwekVice-PresidentChristina KhooCaptainOh Kian BengVice-CaptainNg Kwang IakHonorary SecretaryKevin LyeHonorary TreasurerJimmy ChanHouse ConvenorYong Shao ChongGreen ConvenorBryan OngSocial ConvenorRhena TanSports ConvenorTan Kee LongEditorEileen LuiCommittee MemberYee Woon Yim

Membership & ConstitutionChairman:Christina KhooMembers:Patrick KwekOh Kian BengKevin LyeEx-Officio:Jimmy Chan GolfChairman:Oh Kian BengMembers:Ng Kwang IakBryan OngMarvane EEx-Officio:Patrick Kwek

Driving Range & HandicappingChairman:Ng Kwang IakMembers:Marvane EAlvin LeeDanny OngJennifer SchoonEx-Officio:Oh Kian Beng GreenChairman:Bryan OngMembers:Bruce DannYong Shao ChongEx-Officio:Oh Kian Beng

EstablishmentChairman:Kevin LyeMembers:Oh Kian BengYong Shao ChongRhena TanEx-Officios:Patrick KwekChristina KhooJimmy Chan FinanceChairman:Jimmy ChanMembers:Emily YeoMichael ChyeToh Ai LingEx-Officio:Christina Khoo HouseChairman:Yong Shao ChongMember:Lawrence LeongEx-Officio:Jimmy Chan SocialChairman:Rhena TanMembers:Amy TeoWelch KohChong Chwen JiunCatherine KwekEx-Officio:Patrick Kwek

SportsChairman:Tan Kee LongMembers:Ang Chee PengLinda TanIvan TiangNancy YangKoh Kim TianHowie SohMoses YeoEx-Officio:Christina Khoo Marketing CommunicationsChairman:Eileen LuiMembers:Daphne ChungAnnie YeoAlan TeoEx-Officios:Patrick KwekKevin Lye

LadiesLady CaptainMarvane ELady Vice-CaptainCatherine KwekHonorary SecretaryShirlene OhHonorary TreasurerSusan TanHandicap SecretaryJennifer SchoonCommittee MembersJoanne LimKina Huang

CNY Celebration PartyHaikou Golf Trip - pg13

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Warren TidingsJanuary / February 2016Warren Golf & Country Club

President’s MessageThe year 2015 has come and gone, and we are now at the beginning of a new year. The year past saw the election of a new Management Committee (MC) in May, and it very quickly got down to assess the challenges facing the Club, and draft plans to meet those challenges. It confirmed the previous MC’s view that after 15 years on the Choa Chu Kang site, the course is due for a major renovation and repair. Other challenges included the need to address the Club’s long term financial viability, and the inter-related issues of making the Club more vibrant and its facilities more attractive to its members.

An Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) was convened at the end of the year to seek members’ approval to implement some of these plans, and I am pleased that at the 6th November 2015 meeting, members approved the proposals put forward by the MC. These were for the expenditure of up to $2 million for the renovation of the golf course, the conversion of one hundred Social Transferable Memberships to Golfing Transferable Memberships, and amendments to the Constitution, most of which were pertaining to the streamlining of the Club’s disciplinary process.

With the EGM out of the way, the MC can now concentrate its efforts on implementing the said proposals. A Golf Course Renovation Team, led by the Green Convenor Bryan Ong, has been set up. Its immediate task is to draw up the tender specifications for the course renovation. This should be completed by the end of January, following which we will be inviting tenders for the job. The work is expected to take about 12 months, from mid 2016 to mid 2017. During this period, nine holes will be closed for the first six months, followed by the other nine for the second period. Plans will be drawn up to allow play on a nine-hole course during the renovation period, and details will be announced in due course. We expect this will cause some inconvenience to members, and urge your understanding and patience.

Captain’sMessageHappy New Year to everyone! I wish all our members & their families great health, happiness and good golf in 2016.

The Club’s golfing scene was active and exciting during the last few months of 2015. Aside from Club-organised events such as the Captain’s Day in October, Senior & Evergreen Golf Tournament in November and Christmas Mixed Game in December, golfers were also brought on a trip to our neighbouring country, Malaysia, where everyone had a jolly fun time catching up with our mates from Segamat Country Club & Kluang Country Club. Our juniors and their parents got on a ferry to Batam in November for their annual offsite golf camp where they spent 3 days golfing at Tering Bay and Palm Springs. During this period, we were also proud to play host to the SPGA President’s Cup 2015 (for the 8th consecutive year) and the SGA vs MGA Annual Match. Recounts and pictures of these events are all in this magazine.

With another great year behind us, I am sure we have even more momentum to continue to drive forward to an amazing year.

Year 2016 is going to be a particularly exciting year for the Club. With the proposal on golf course renovation approved in the Extraordinary General Meeting that was held on 6 November 2015, we are expecting to commence renovation works in the second half of the year. I hope members will be just as excited as I am as we look forward to an even better golfing experience once renovation concludes.

The upgrading works is expected to take around a year to complete. Once renovation begins, it is inevitable that golfing operations will be affected. In order to minimise inconvenience to golfers and to allow them continued usage of the golfing facilities, the renovation will be carried out over two phases - first nine and back nine. To cater additional golfing facilities and activities, we will also explore possible collaborations with other golf clubs.

Plans and details of the golf course renovation and golfing operations are still being developed at this point in time. Please be assured that we will keep members informed well in advance, and will continue to engage and update members on the progress of the renovation through all our available communication channels.

Let’s continue to enjoy our golf all we can. Events and activities for the first few months of 2016 have been arranged. Our Annual Fa Cai Cup game will be taking place on 20 February; join us in the game and Lo Hei, and together, let us usher in the year of the Monkey! If you love to travel for golf, then our 5D4N Haikou Golf Trip scheduled from 25 to 29 March is something you should not miss.

The Lunar New Year festive mood is quickly filling up at the Club. To all my Chinese friends, may the Year of the Monkey bring about great health, wealth and prosperity! Gong Xi Fa Cai!

Oh Kian Beng

Although members have approved the conversion of 100 Social to Golfing Memberships, the MC have decided that it would be prudent to implement this progressively, bearing in mind the partial closure of the golf course during the renovation period. The first tranche of 30 conversions were taken up very quickly, signalling a very strong demand for golf memberships of our Club. We do not plan to release the balance until the course renovation is underway when we can assess the management of course utilisation during the period.

We are awaiting the Registrar of Societies’ approval of those amendments we have made to the Constitution. We will implement the changes when the green light is given.

Demographic and societal changes in recent years have contributed to a decline of our total Social Memberships. At the end of November 2015, we have a total of 377 vacancies in the Social category. This was despite a very successful publicity and promotion campaign in August when 90 Social Memberships were sold. Warren offers a full range of country club facilities, and a wide range of food and beverage outlets. Besides, Social Members get to golf at a discount during non-peak periods. We hope you can do your part to help publicise the Club, and benefit from helping bring in new members.

May I wish all our Chinese members Gong Xi Fa Cai, as we welcome the Year of the Monkey on 8th February.

Kwek Chiow Yiap Patrick

An Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) was held at the Club on Friday 6 November 2015 and a total of 181 members (as at 7.30pm) turned up.

Members at the meeting discussed and voted on the following four motions proposed by the Management Committee:

Motion 1 (Agenda Item 1)That approval be and is hereby given to the Club to apply the Club funds for the renovation of the golf course up to a maximum of $2 million.

Motion 2 (Agenda Item 2)That approval be and is hereby given to empower the Management Committee to conduct Social Transferable to Golfing Transferable membership conversions. The exercise shall be conducted under the following guidelines:

i. Offer up to 100 conversionsii. The conversion fee shall be the difference between

the *prevailing market value of Golfing Transferable Membership and the *prevailing market value of Social Transferable Membership

iii. The conversions will be on a first-come-first-served basis until all 100 conversions are taken up

*Prevailing market value is defined as the average transacted price of Golfing Transferable or Social Transferable Membership as reported to the Club over the last three months before the conversion exercise.

Motion 3 (Agenda Item 3a)That approval be and is hereby given to amend Article 13.1.2(a)(i) and 14.2.10 of the Club Constitution, pertaining to the renaming of the Editor.

Motion 4 (Agenda Items 3b, 3c & 3d)That approval be and is hereby given to amend: (b) Article 13.2.9 of the Club Constitution pertaining to

the appointment of a Disciplinary Sub-Committee. (c) Article 14.2.2 of the Club Constitution, pertaining to

the Vice-President’s duties. (d) Articles 20 and 20.1 of the Club Constitution

pertaining to disciplinary matters.

All four motions were carried (Motions 1 and 2 require a simple majority to be carried; motions 3 and 4 require a two-thirds majority to be carried).

Results in % are as follows:

FOR AGAINSTMotion 1 61.24% 38.76%Motion 2 58.10% 41.90%Motion 3 84.73% 15.27%Motion 4 74.94% 25.06%

The EGM ended at 9.40 pm.

Extraordinary General Meeting 2015

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Mr Ang Ah ChaiMs Annie Toh Siew HarMr Awyong Ron Mr Bon Kien LongMr Chan WymenMdm Chew Chin YeeMr Chong Hock Ann

Ms Eng Wei LingMs Kua Lay Tin KatherineMr Kwun Seong MinMr Leong Woon LungMr Liew Ah HockMr Lim Jun YiMr Lim Kok Poh

Mr Liu YongMr Ng Zheng MingMr Ong Way TatMr Quek Hong Yuan Leslie Mr Scott Lorne ZiemerMr Tai Kwang KitMr Tan Yong Siong Gerald

Mr Tatsuya ShibazakiMr Toh Tiong SerMr Yap Chee WeiMr Yeo Choon HuatMr Yew Cin YeongMdm Zeng Hua

A warm WELCOME to our new members...

Ms Aw Ee-Ping JeanetteMr Awyong Thiam ChyeMr Carl Marc BaptistaMr Ho Gim Chuan

Mr Kee Ong Kwah @ Kee SimonMr Kee Sian SengMr Koh Kok Heng PatrickMr Leong Kuo Wee Jay

Mr Lim Tian Hoe AlanMr Ng Tuck KorMr Ong Yang PengMr Seah Hock Chuan

Mr Tang Seng Hock PeterMr Yew Chee Chye

...and a fond FAREWELL to these members for their past support

Day Date SessionWednesday 24/2/2016 PM

Upcoming Private Shotgun Tournament

FebruaryNote: Private tournament above is accurate as at time of print.

Warren Golf & Country Club Conferred BizSAFE 4 Status by the Workplace Safety & Health CouncilSince having attained BizSAFE 3 status some three years ago, the Club has relentlessly been cultivating a safe work culture across all workplaces in the various departments and amongst all staff.

BizSAFE is a five-step programme of the Workplace Safety & Health Council that assists organisations to build up their Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) capabilities so that they can achieve quantum improvements in safety and health standards at their workplaces.

The Club was conferred the coveted BizSAFE 4 in December 2015, a progression from the previous status in the BizSAFE journey. This is a testimony to the fact that we had acquired the necessary capability in managing WSH systematically by implementing a WSH Management System.

The award of BizSAFE 4 is yet another recognition of the Club’s Management commitment to WSH and the welfare of its employees.

Changes in Dress Code

Amendments to Club Rules Article 22.1(Absent Members)

Members are to note that amendments have been made to Club Rules Article 22.1 pertaining to Absent Members. These amendments are indicated in red below and will take effect from 1 January 2016.

22.1 Absent Members(a) These rules supplement Club Constitution Article 9.14.(b) All applications for absent membership must be made

at least 14 days prior to the applied commencement date of the absent membership and shall be subject to approval by the Management Committee. The effective commencement date of every absent membership shall be the 1st of the month following the day the approval is given.

(c) Absent membership shall be allowed only for a block period of six months at any one time, with a maximum consecutive absent membership period of 3 years. Any absent member who has reached this maximum period shall have his/her membership reinstated in full for 6 months before he/she is allowed to make a fresh application for absent membership.

(d) All applications for absent membership shall be made on the prescribed forms and submitted to the Club’s Membership Office together with the documentary proof of the application.

(e) An absent member only needs to pay an absent fee equivalent to half the rate of the monthly subscription fee times 6 months, to be effective from the calendar month following the approval of his/her absent membership.

(f) A member will only be placed on absent membership status provided that he/she has paid the absent fee and settled any outstanding dues.

(g) During the period of absent membership, the member’s privileges with the Club shall be suspended, and his/her spouse and child(ren) shall not be entitled to use the facilities of the Club.

(h) At the expiry of the period for which a member is on the list of absent members, or on his/her return to Singapore prior to the expiry of such period, whichever is earlier, his/her membership will be reinstated.

(i) An absent member wishing to extend his/her absent membership period for a further 6-month period has to do so by re-submitting a fresh application form & documentary proof and make payment of the fresh absent fee at least 14 days prior to the expiry of his/her current absent membership period.

(i)(j) Absent members who return to Singapore for vacation could re-instate his/her membership during his/her stay in Singapore. During such period, the member shall be liable for full subscription fee and any other charges.

(j)(k) Absent members are not to be signed in as guests to utilise the Club’s facilities.

(k)(l) Members shall face disciplinary action for breach of the above rules.

The following changes have been made to the Club’s dress code:a. Insertion of a dress code for Club General Meetingsb. Insertion of a dress code for T Bar c. Jogging/Running shorts are now allowed at the Golfers’

Terraced. Slippers/Flip-flops are now allowed at the Chinese

Restaurant (Yan Palace)

e. Sleeveless shirt (for men), singlets (for men) and jogging/running shorts are now allowed at the Poolside Café (Patio @ Warren)

f. Golf shoes are now allowed at the Water Hazardg. Sleeveless shirt (for men) and singlets (for men) are now

allowed at the Gymnasiumh. Students in school uniforms are now allowed entry into the

Billiard Room and Video Games Room

For more details of the dress codes of the various facilities, please visit the Club’s website www.warren.org.sg (Membership - Club Rules section).

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Know Your Rules

1. A player, intending to play in a certain direction, took a practice backswing for a stroke in that direction and broke a branch impeding his backswing. The player then decided to play in a different direction. The area of his intended swing for a stroke in this new direction was not improved by the breaking of the branch. The player is penalised as he improved the area of the originally intended swing.

2. In a match between A and B, A voluntarily told B during play of a hole that he had played three strokes, whereas in fact he had played four strokes. A did not correct the error before B played his next stroke. A is penalised for giving wrong information.

3. A player takes his stance in a bunker and firmly places his feet in the sand. He then leaves his position to change clubs and thereafter takes his stance a second time. He is penalised for testing the condition of the hazard.

4. A player’s ball lies on a steep slope through the green. The player takes his stance but, fearing the ball might move, does not ground his club and does nothing to cause the ball to move. The ball rolls backwards and is stopped accidentally by the player’s club. The player then removes his club and the ball rolls farther down the slope. The player is not penalised as he has done nothing to make the ball move.

5. Through the green it is not permissible for a player to remove loose impediments from the area in which he is preparing to drop his ball.

Golfers, test your knowledge in

Golf Rules!Simply answer ‘True’ or ‘False’ to the

following questions and send your answers to us at [email protected]

by 5 February 2016. 3 lucky winners will each receive $50 worth of Club F&B Vouchers!

Golf Quiz

Congratulations to the following lucky members who each won $50 worth of F&B Vouchers in theNov/Dec 2015 Warren Tidings’ Golf Quiz!

1. Susan Ong 2. Tommy TanAnswers to the Nov/Dec 2015 Golf Quiz: 1. T (D20-6/1) 2. T (D25-2/1) 3. F (D28/4) 4. T (D16–2/0.5) 5. F (D15-1/1)

“Henry (Golf Executive) has been very helpful and instrumental since the beginning of our enquiries until the day of our event itself. He helped us with a lot of last-minute work and made extra efforts to ensure everything runs well. Henry stayed back to help out with our prize presentation and I was actually very surprised to see that. We will definitely come back again to hold our golf event for the next 3 years.

Desmond (Senior Ops & F&B Manager) and Charles (Yan Palace’s Restaurant Manager) have done an equally good job as well. They prepared the VIP Lounge for us for both our pre-golf reception and dinner. 3 - 4 staff were assigned to us and we were well taken care of. All our guests were extremely happy with the overall event i.e. golf, reception lunch, dinner and prize presentation. Kudos again to all staff of the Golf Department, Golfers’ Terrace and Yan Palace. We could not have enjoyed the event any better without you guys.”

- Mr Mike WongWarsteiner Golf Challenge 2015

(Private Golf Tournament Organiser)13 Oct 2015

“Jack (Assistant Golf Manager), Henry (Golf Executive), Desmond (Senior Ops & F&B Manager),

We had a successful event. The organisation was smooth and efficient, lunch and dinner were superb!! On behalf of the golfers and organising committee, a very big Thank You to all of you, your staff and Warren Golf & Country Club.”

- Mr Srini SrinivasanChairman, MGR Group

(Private Golf Tournament Organiser)22 Oct 2015

“Satia (F&B Service Staff) is very friendly and her service is very prompt. She is attentive and pays attention to details. Her product knowledge is good and she gives good recommendations.”

- Ms Jenny Seow (Member)20 Nov 2015

“Michael Ma (F&B Service Staff) is friendly and polite, and has initiative. Good job! Well done! Always with a smile!”

- Ms Jess (Non-member)5 Dec 2015

“All the staff (at Golfers’ Terrace) are friendly. Satia and Marcela (F&B Service Staff) are two names I am familiar with but not the only ones who are excellent.

All staff at the Golfers’ Terrace are always smiling and helpful.”

- Mr Robert Gallen (Member)5 Dec 2015

“Being a regular diner here, Tiffany and Linda (F&B Service Staff) recognise me and my family, and always greet and serve us. They feel like friends and are warm. They also suggest food choices and ask us for the type of chilli that we want. The younger staff are also polite.

There was a time when we didn’t see them and it felt like something was missing.

The bad experience we had previously was gone. When we asked for more bean sprouts the last time, we were told by the waiter that there would be an additional $1.00. It was ridiculous but not anymore.

It is with this small touch and small talks with familiar staff that makes this place feels like home kitchen.”

- Mr Koh C.H. (Member)5 Dec 2015

“Tiffany Yit (F&B Service Staff) provides good service and has initiative. She is pleasant and always has a smile. Excellent staff.

Meiqi (Member Relations Officer) is always helpful and courteous.”

- Mr S. P. Goh (Member)6 Dec 2015

Club Operating Hours duringLunar New Year 2016

Sunday7 February 2016

Eve of Lunar New Year

Golf Facilities: Normal operating hours without 9-hole play

Social & Sports Facilities: Operations to end at 5.00pm

Food & Beverage Outlets

• Golfers’ Terrace - 7.00am to 7.00pm• Patio @ Warren - Closed• Yan Palace @ Warren - Normal operating hours (restaurant serves

reunion dinner)• Water Hazard - Closed• T Bar (Sports Bar) - Closed

Monday8 February 2016

1st Day of Lunar New Year

Golf Facilities: Golf course will be closed in the morning; first tee off at 12.00pm and golf course will be closed at 7.00pm

Social & Sports Facilities: Operations will start at 12.00pm and end at 7.00pm

Food & Beverage Outlets

• Golfers’ Terrace - 11.00am to 7.00pm• Patio @ Warren - Closed• Yan Palace @ Warren - Closed• Water Hazard - Closed• T Bar (Sports Bar) - Closed

Tuesday9 February 2016

2nd Day of Lunar New Year

Normal operating hours to resume for all Club facilities.

Food & Beverage Outlets • Patio @ Warren - Closed• Normal operating hours to resume for all other F&B outlets

Change from Reciprocal to Affiliated ClubSutera Harbour Marina Golf & Country Club

Golfers are to note that the agreement the Club has with Sutera Harbour has been changed from a reciprocal to an affiliated one. As such, golfing charges (prevailing member’s guest green fee) shall be applicable for Warren members playing at Sutera Harbour.

For more details of the affiliated agreement and golfing rates, kindly contact our Golfing Office at 6586 1240/277 or visit the Club’s website www.warren.org.sg.

Change In Swimming Lesson Timings

- Competitive Programme Kindly note that the swimming lesson timings of the Competitive Programme will be changed with effect from 1 January 2016.

The revised timings are as follows:

Day Current Lesson Timing

Lesson Timing w.e.f. 1 Jan 2016

Mon, Wed & Fri 7.00pm - 9.00pm 6.45pm - 8.45pm

Sun 8.00am - 10.00am 4.00pm - 6.00pmNote: Trainings will continue on every 5th week of the month.

There will be no change in Saturday’s lesson timings.

Increase in Swimming and Badminton Lesson Fees

Please note that the Club’s swimming and badminton lesson fees will be increased with effect from 1 January 2016. The revised fees are as follows:

Lesson Current Fee Fee w.e.f 1 Jan 2016

Learn to Swim $45.00+ per month(4 lessons)

$55.00+ per month(4 lessons)

SSPA/Pre-Squad



Private Swimming Lessons (per hour)



Note: An additional $20.00+ per month is applicable for member’s guest

Lesson Current Fee Fee w.e.f 1 Jan 2016

Badminton $45.00+ per month $50.00+ per month

Note: An additional $10.00+ per month is applicable for member’s guest

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Your Kind Words...Compliments from Members

News Bulletin

Feedback is an important tool for improvement. On top of complaints, it is gratifying to also receive compliments about the Club’s staff, activities and facilities.

This section feature some compliments that we have received from members, guests and event/function organisers.

THANK YOU for the compliments, which will no doubt spur us on to further improve our services!

Satia hether you are visiting Golfers’ Terrace for a quick takeaway, chat with buddies over coffee or just to enjoy a good meal, it’s hard to miss that ever-ready smile beaming across her face.

“I love meeting people and enjoy the work here, but I know there is so much more than just ‘taking orders’”- says Satia with glee.

The Club-wide customer service excellence training programme has most certainly also provided her a good insight and a thorough understanding of service quality.

We caught up with Satia and hear her thoughts on receiving the Club’s Service Star Award, the importance of good customer service and the necessary skills one must possess in order to be effective.

How has working with Warren changed you?Our Senior Ops & F&B Manager works hard with the team in creating an environment where teamwork is one of the top priorities. I have learnt a lot as a team player. I am proud to be a part of this great team. I really feel I have developed a great deal in developing good relationships with colleagues, Club members and guests. I would also like to extend that hospitality to our customers who walk into Golfers’ Terrace for the first time.

Satia accepting the Service Star Award 2015 from Club General

Manager Mr Jinder Aujla.

Congratulations on receiving the Service Star Award! What went through your mind when your name was being announced as the the recipient?Thank you! It was really unexpected. I must say it wouldn’t have been possible without the support from my colleagues. I want to accept the award on their behalf, because I know that everyone in the team continuously strives to perform well in their roles. This award also serves to motivate me to do better in providing quality customer experience for our members & guests!

What do you think good customer service should encompass?To me, it helps to have good work attitude, a friendly disposition & good people-to-people communication skills. It’s not just how we serve the customer, but also how we serve each other in the team. And the drive from within to perform his/her role well in order to meet & exceed customers’ expectations. Our customers are our friends too, so it’s important to establish good rapport. It’s also very important to have good product knowledge.

How do you think you fare in customer service?On a scale of 1 to 10, maybe I rate myself at six, or maybe seven (chuckles). But I know there is a lot more to do and to learn.

Any areas you think you can do even better?I hope to improve on managing customers’ needs better, especially during periods when the restaurant gets busy. I wish to be able to provide them with their requests and at the same time give them personalised attention. To enlighten them with our monthly F&B promotions and be able to provide them with answers to everything they need to know about the items on our menu. And yes, less waiting time for their orders to be served. After all, our customers deserve not just good food, but the overall service experience. With the help of my colleagues, I know this is achievable.

What do you find the most challenging at Warren?It was my first week working at Warren. It was like ‘a race against time’ when the crowd started streaming in for lunch. Coming from a work background that was not related to F&B, managing customers’ orders in the shortest time was really challenging. From the second the customer sat down, the clock started ticking.

But I have learnt to manage all that well now. Thanks to the experienced senior staff who guided me a lot and taught me how to maximise efficiency. I guess understanding how the chefs work back in the kitchen and to know the ‘cook time’ needed for every order placed helps me a lot too!

What is your favorite part about working at Warren?Meeting people. I enjoy having small talks and make them feel welcomed whenever they step into Golfers’ Terrace.

‘Take Five’ with our Service Star

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GOLFPlease contact the Golf Department at 6586 1240/277 or email [email protected] for more information or to register.

Event Date/Session of Play

Gold Medal Sunday 10 January 2016 (PM)

January Monthly Medal (Men & Ladies) Saturday 16 January 2016 (Men’s - AM/PM; Ladies - AM)

February Monthly Medal (Men & Ladies) Saturday 13 February 2016 (Men’s - AM/PM; Ladies - AM)

Fa Cai Cup 2016 Saturday 20 February 2016 (PM)

Lady Captain’s Team vs Lady Vice-Captain’s Team Sunday 28 February 2016 (AM)

Note: Event dates above are accurate as at time of print and may be subject to change.

Remarks: Principal members, who have signed up, are given priority to participate the game. i.e. No guarantee play for signed-up spouse and junior members; after closing date, all members (including Principal members) will be reserved under waiting list; first-come-first-served-basis; withdrawal after closing date is subject to cancellation fee of $40.00 (no-show fee is $40.00) unless proven documentation (subject for approval) is provided; the Club reserves full discretion in preparing the competition draw list that is deemed best fit for the event; the timings of flights do not follow chronological registration of participation by members.

SPORTSPlease contact the Sports & Events Department at 6586 1271/268/269 or email [email protected] for

more information or to register.

Bi-Monthly Run on the Golf CourseYou can run, jog or walk… It’s all up to you! There are two routes for you to choose from – a 3km long trail for leisure joggers/walkers and a 5km route for those looking for a more challenging run.Take in the fresh air and breath-taking view of the golf course while keeping fit at the same time. We are certain once you join us, you will be back for more!Day/Date : Monday 1 February 2016Time : 6.30pmVenue : Participants to assemble at Buggy Bay Area (Warming up at 6.15pm)Entry Fee : FreeRemarks : Open to members and their guests; members may invite up to four

(4) guests for each run; registration at the Gymnasium is required

The Salvation ArmyCharity Donation Drive

Collection period: 23 - 28 January 2016The Salvation Army has been touching lives in Singapore since 1935 and we remain committed in serving the underprivileged in the community without discrimination.

Help us care for those in need with your kind donation of items that are in good working condition, storage-friendly and relevant to their needs, e.g. clothings (kids & adult), books, stationery, shoes (to be packed in pairs & cleaned for hygiene purpose), electrical items such as laptops, computers, mobile phones, etc.

Members, guests and staff can drop their items at the Sports Reception. For more details, kindly contact the Sports & Events Dept. @ 6586 1201/266 or email [email protected].

No amount of donation is too small. We believe that for every donation,someone will benefit from your act of kindness.

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Warren TidingsJanuary / February 2016Upcoming

Events

Zumba Fitness 4 LessonsSOCIAL

Please contact the Sports & Events Department at 6586 1201/266 oremail [email protected] for more information or to register.

Wealth ManagementLearn all about wealth managing in this highly beneficial talk. Topics covered include:

• Addressing the extra steps involved with parents versus singles about estate planning.

• Demystifying the need for a family will - Do you really need a family will?

• Family money feuds - how to prevent against it.• Leaving behind a efficient estate for your children.• Common & efficient ways to leave money behind.• Transferring Wealth across generations.• The need for a Will?• Blind-spots of having a Will.

Day/Date : Saturday 27 February 2016Closing Date : Monday 22 February 2016Time : 9.30am - 12.30pmVenue : Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Charges : Member - $5.00+ / Guest - $8.00+

Facial ‘Guasha’Massage Therapy

Have you been dreaming of appearing 10 - 15 years younger, or having a healthier, reinvigorated body or a happier, uplifted spirit? All these can come true for you with Facial ‘Guasha’ Therapy.

Facial ‘Guasha’ Therapy is based on centuries of Chinese healing tradition, the meridian theories, holographic theory and advanced facial ‘Guasha’ technique. It is well known for its safety and rapid effect on beauty applications such as fine lines, wrinkles, sagging skin, dull complexion, facial discolouration, premature aging skin, dark circles around the eyes, eye bags and other ailments.

Your new clear, radiant and glowing facial skin will result from a new inner balance that is the hallmark of health. Your daily energy will flow more freely, your healthier organs will support healthy cell function at a cellular level, and your entire body will be detoxified, helping you improve and maintain overall body and spirit wellness.

Day/Date : Saturday, 9 January & 13 February 2016Closing Date : Thursday, 7 January & 11 February 2016Time : 2.00pm - 6.00pm Venue : Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Charges : Member - $16.00+ / Guest - $20.00+ (Normal Service - 25 mins each) Member - $30.00+ / Guest - $35.00+ (Extended Service - 35 mins each)Remarks : Each session comes with a head & hand

massage; prior registration is encouraged

9 Jan &13 Feb

Terms & Conditions:All charges quoted under this section are inclusive of prevailing GST unless otherwise stated.Note: • By signing up for any event(s), the participant consents to being photographed during the course of the event(s); the participant

acknowledges that such photographs and their rights belong to Warren Golf & Country Club and that the Club may use these photographs as we desire; the participant will not have any claim(s) on the photographs whatsoever

• Registration for all events will close one week before the event’s scheduled dates, unless otherwise stated

Sports and Exercise ClassesWe have an abundance of instructional and coaching classes to entice our members who are contemplating taking up sports and exercise lessons. Our pool of coaches and instructors are highly qualified with years of experience to help our members achieve the skills to enjoy the game and/or keep fit. The Club has like a buffet spread of delectable sports and fitness dishes to suit your taste. Bon appetit!

Type of Lesson Coach/Instructor Level Duration Individual or Group

Member’s Fee (incl. GST)

Guest’s Fee (incl. GST)

BADMINTON Lee Ah Ngoh ALL Per Month Group $53.50 $64.20

FITNESS TRAINING Juliana ALL3 Weekly Lessons5 Weekly Lessons10 Weekly Lessons

Individual$144.45$230.05$428.00

$208.65$337.05$642.00

TENNIS TAG ALL Per Month Group $96.30 $128.00

SWIMMINGTorpedo

BeginnerPre-Squad Per Month Individual

Group $58.85 $80.25

Toddler Per Month Individual $85.00 $107.00Private Per Month Individual $64.20/hr -

Luke Tan Competitive Coaching Per Month Individual $69.55 $90.95

YOGA Judit Gal ALL Per Month Group $53.50 $64.20SNOOKER Marvin Lim ALL Per Month Group $96.30 $107.00

BOWLING Sandra Sageran ALL2hrs

1.5hrs1hr

5 - 8 pax3 - 4 paxIndividual

$50.00$50.00

$100.00

$50.00$50.00

$100.00TABLE TENNIS Ang Kok Hu ALL Per Month (4 Lessons) 6 - 8 pax $85.60 $96.30

ZUMBA FITNESS Lina Yang ALL Per Month (4 Lessons) 12 - 15 pax $58.85 $69.55

Please call the Sports Office @ 6586 1271/269 or email to [email protected] to register.

Lessons/Classes

Get your adrenaline pumping. Feel the rhythm running through your body and get down to the beat of Latin & international music. Discover a fun and effective workout system in this new dance & fitness programme!

Day : Every SundayTime : 2.15pm - 3.15pmVenue : Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Fee : Member - $55.00+; Guest - $65.00+

Fees stated based on FOUR lessonsper month; minimum 12 pax

is required for class to commence

Animal Resort VisitThe Animal Resort is an extraordinary facility designed to house Singapore’seducation, conversation and science programmes under one “living roof”.It is an experience you cannot get anywhere in Singapore.

Bring your kids down to the Animal Resort with us this March holidays, and introduce them to the good old Kampung days and the animals that they do not have a chance to get close encounter with.

Day/Date : Saturday 12 March 2016Closing Date : 4 March 2016Time : 9.00am - 12.00pmVenue : Assemble at Main (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Charges : Member - $18.00+ / Guest - $20.00+Remarks : Minimum 30 pax; lunch and transportation will be provided

12 Mar

27 Feb

New Class

Tennis Coachingby Allegiance Group International LLP

Every SundayCharges: Member - S$90.00+ / Guest - S$120.00+

New Class for Beginners: 3.30pm - 4.30pm

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UpcomingEvents

This is definitely the best Taiwan trip we’ve ever been on! The cool weather, scrumptious food, and laughter shared with our friendly companions made this a thoroughly enjoyable and memorable trip! The itinerary for this trip had a pleasantly wide coverage from trademark food tastings to historical and cultural immersions. On top of the well-thought out itinerary, it also proceeded at a comfortable pace that proved convenient for my mother. We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to both Joe (Assistant Sports & Events Manager) and the Taiwanese tour guide for making this trip possible and enjoyable for us all.

The wide array of delicious food such as papaya milk shake, oyster meesua, muah chee etc. that tempted us at the night markets were irresistible and certainly made us wish we had additional stomach space to enjoy more! Not to mention the seafood, fruits and pork knuckles from the famous “Niang Jia” show that oozed every bit of the word “fresh”!

allowed to take home as souvenirs. We ended the visit with a traditional and authentic Hakka meal that rounded up this experience tastefully!

In Kaohsiung, we ended off the day by catching glimpses of the beautiful sunset by Xi Zi Wan, cruised along “Love River” and had hearty drinks by the river thereafter. The Pier-2 Art Centre was an interesting and bustling hub with many indoor and outdoor modern art sculptures, statues and decorated building. My children also enjoyed the miniature train ride which took them around the Art Centre!

Kenting is a vibrant place which captivated us with its beautiful coastal landscape and fun-filled activities. We had a go at Go-Karting and it sure was fun being pseudo-F1 drivers for a try! My children also tried Zorbing - they rolled down a hill inside a huge rubber ball while being strapped inside. While it proved rather thrilling, they had loads of fun! It was also there where we chanced upon a uniquely “urn-roasted chicken” that was both a feast to our taste buds and eyes!

Have you also just been on aholiday to somewhere exotic orout of the ordinary? Or have youembarked on a exhilarating trip to agolfing destination? Send us yourstories and photos (email to [email protected]), and share your traveller’s tales with your fellow members!

Jia Le Shui was where we witnessed many rock formations along the eastern coastal of Kenting. Many of these nature rock formations bore an uncanny resemblance to animals such as the rhinoceros, snail, frog, etc. Apart from resemblances to animals, there were rocks that took the shape of the Goddess of Mercy and even the map of Taiwan! The Southern-most point of Taiwan, where the Bashi Channel meets the Pacific Ocean, proved a grand sight that left us awe-struck!

A group of members were brought on an

8D7N trip to Southern Taiwan in December and we are glad to have one of them share their trip

experience!

The biggest MaZhu Temple in Taiwan.

Delicious food everywhere!

At the night market.

Everyone’s full of love at the Love River.

We also visited the Meinong Hakka Culture Museum which revealed a vast historical background on Hakka life, culture and architecture, providing in-depth understanding of the intractably intertwined relationship between man and nature. The highlight of this visit was definitely the DIY painting of miniature brollies, which we were

My kids having a jolly fun time trying Zorbing.

Family shot at the Aquarium.

Tainan, is well known for its historical and traditional lifestyle & food. There were many historic buildings and temples in Tainan and we visited Chihkan Tower (Fort Provintia), built in 1653 - a Dutch outpost on Formosa during the Dutch colonisation of Taiwan. We learnt about the early beginnings of Taiwan and chanced upon the nine turtles which carried the stone tablets that bear historical records in different languages.

Anping Tree House was an interesting place to witness the magnificence of nature, where the roots actually grew right through the houses! Additionally, stairways and platforms have been installed to provide elevated viewing angles for visitors. It was quite the experience for us city-dwellers as we have never seen such a natural phenomenon.

Ci Gu Salt Mountain, standing at 338 years, was once the largest solar salt field in Taiwan. The salt mountain looks like a snow mountain and we learnt about the processes of the solar salt field. We tasted the unique salted coffee and salted popsicle that boasted a subtle yet refreshing flavour.

The salt mountain (at the background) looking like a snow mountain.

Rolling tea leaves with my mum.

A group picture at Jia Le Shui.Paper umbrella painting at the Hakka Village.

We also had a hands on experience on tea-making where we dressed up as tea leaf-picking “girls”! The process of picking tea leaves to rolling them on a rattan tray was not half as easy as we thought it would be. However, the experience, coupled with the delicious organic farm lunch proved thoroughly rewarding for us all!

The National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium showcased a vast variety of marine animals and coral life, of which our favourite was the adorable beluga! The outdoor sculptures of various types of whales were extremely life-like and impressive.

We would once again like to thank Warren, and Joe for planning this trip and creating such wonderful memories for all of us. We are definitely looking forward to future trips organised by the Club!

Article contributed by:Low Lee Suan (Mrs Chew)

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Travellers’TalesExploring

SouthernTaiwanExploringSouthernTaiwan

Profile Feature

“My 15 Seconds of Fame”Tell us about The Little Flying Fish.

The Little Flying Fish is an 8-part local Chinese television drama series produced by Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (now MediaCorp) in 1983. It revolves around the travails of an aspiring teenage swimmer who sets his sight on swimming glory. Wang Shuqi’s (portrayed by Wang Yuqing) interest lies not in studying & preparing for university, but in swimming. This passion comes much to the chagrin of his father, who strongly believes that if Shuqi does not enter university, it would bring immense shame to the entire family.

And your role?I was roped in as one of the stunt performers. And my job was to stand in or ‘body double’ for actors when the script calls for a specialised and skillfully choreographed swimming sequence. The director employed stunt doubles in scenes where only trained swimmers could expertly pull them off, and in cases when an actor was contractually prohibited from performing stunts.

I had to be physically fit to perform those stunts. It helped that I developed good communication skills to understand the instructions clearly. I got along well with the rest of the production team. I also had a few scenes playing a spectator in the stands. It was quite funny to think that I also played a swimmer who was competing against lead character played by Yuqing, whose scenes in the pool were also played by me!

How did you land yourself the part? Did you audition for it? Have you acted in any dramas before?I had never done acting before. But just like the character in the drama, I was also a competitive swimmer at that time. I was with a group of swimmers and we knew this lifeguard who worked at the pool. He had good connections with some people who worked for television. And one day, word went out that they were looking for extras who could swim to act in a drama series. The lifeguard took us for the audition. I was one of the lucky few who got a part.

It was back in the days when cable television was unheard of. Singapore’s first Chinese ‘idol drama’ The Flying Fish came on into our TV screens. All of eight episodes.

For Warren member Howie Soh, his were just fleeting scenes. You’d easily miss his parts if you paid too much attention to local poster boy of the 80s Wang Yuqing. But for a regular kid at age 16, with no acting experience to his resume, it was by no means a small feat to stand in for the leading actor’s toughest and most challenging swim race scenes.

What was the hardest part about being a swim stunt double?To act and perform the stunts well with elements of realism in them, without overacting. We had to make the shots believable as part of the action. And also to make Yuqing look good on television! (remarks with a laugh).

Despite our role as stunt performers, safety had always been the top priority in every aspect of the production. My job was to execute the stunts well and safely, usually under the supervision of a stunt coordinator. Every detail in each sequence needed to be planned in advance with the production staff. This was to ensure that each stunt could be performed safely with minimal disruption to the film production timeline.

And it was also very challenging not todeliberately show my face, or it wouldbe a dead giveaway!

How did you prepare yourself foreach scene?I did not prepare much physically as I was swimming competitively at the time. The only concern was to be able to mimic Yuqing’s freestyle technique very closely. Initially, as part of my own research & preparation for the role, I would watch how Yuqing swims. I observed all his strokes, flutter kicks, glides, down to the flip turns that he usually did. These gave me a very good idea about his techniques and helped me a lot in playing his scenes in the pool.

How is Wang Yuqing like off screen?He is a very sociable person, always wanting to learn, a very responsible and versatile actor. I think he can be very successful in the entertainment industry.

Gold medallist Ang Peng Siong was involved in choreographing the swim scenes. Did you get to work with him?The production invited Singapore swimmer & SEA Games gold medalist Ang Peng Siong to guide the actors in their swimming styles. But unfortunately we did not get a chance to meet him as his set was done at a different venue. But we did get a chance to work with his brother Peng Wee. He was one of the extras. He’s a nice guy!

What was your source of inspiration to do your best when the camera starts rolling?I was able to find inspiration to improve my acting skills when I discovered that many people who were involved in the drama production were really very friendly. The actors, actresses and the crew were always willing to help and guide me. That made me want to work hard.

But overall, I drew inspiration basically from the desire inside me to perform to my very best, not from the desire to emulate someone else.

Who is your favourite actor? Movies you enjoy?My favourite actor is non other than Hollywood veteran Tommy Lee Jones. I like most of his movies and just to name a few - Under Siege (1992), U.S. Marshals (1998), Special Forces (2012).

Any chances of you being an actor if opportunity comes knocking?Yes! I would love to do it if ‘breaking my arms and legs’ is not part of the job description!

You can catch the Little Flying Fishin all its retro ‘80s glory on Toggle TV!

How was it like working with the others in the production team?We worked with a Hong Kong movie director. I was nervous at first, but felt more relaxed after a while. He was a perfectionist, very meticulous and hands-on during filming. The producer was a very vocal lady and she was extremely organised. She was very professional and led the whole production crew very well. She also taught us basic acting skills. I was excited to get to know the cast and the rest of the crew just as much as meeting the lead actor and actress.

Tell us the difference between competing in reel life and in real life.They are poles apart. In reel life, we were just doing short bursts of speed swimming at one section of the pool. We had the luxury of doing a number of takes to make the shot perfect. But it was time consuming and can be frustrating at times.

Howie Soh

Teen Howie (left) with ‘Mr Flying Fish’

himself Wang Yuqing (centre) during the closing scenes inthe final episode.

Picture source: Toggle TV

Competitive swimming demands much more cardiovascular fitness and good technique in order to swim fast and effortlessly across the entire length of the pool, back and forth. Win or lose, it’s just one take!

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November Monthly Medal - MenFormat - Strokeplay

Division Name H.I. Result

Overall Best Gross Stewart Maclean 7.3 75

Best Gross A Donovan Lee 3.0 78

Best Nett A G. Chandran 7.8 69

Best Gross B Toh Heng Hock 11.4 81

Best Nett B Teo Guan Hoe 12.6 67

Best Gross C Heng Hiang Cheow 17.7 86 ocb

Best Nett C Kato Keiichi 20.8 64

December Monthly Medal - MenWashout

November Monthly Medal - LadiesFormat - Strokeplay / Stableford


Overall Best Gross Cheng Moy Yong 5.0 77

Best Nett A Ivy Mong 15.4 70

Best Nett B Hasegawa Ikuko 19.0 68

Best Stableford C Tsoi Ka Po 35.1 43

Competition Results

December Monthly Medal - LadiesIn Conjunction with Tiger MedalFormat - Strokeplay / Stableford


Overall Best Gross Rachel Lim 4.2 84

Best Nett A Catherine Kwek 11.7 71

Best Nett B Yoo Seong Sook 22.0 68

Best Stableford C Susan Tan 24.8 38

Captain’s Day 2015Saturday 31 October 2015

With an almost fully-subscribed game, the Captain’s Day was another laudable success. Around 130 golfers took part in this shotgun game played in the individual stableford format. Though no one snagged the hole-in-one prize of a Yamaha Limited Edition golf set kindly sponsored by MST Golf, everyone was still thrilled with the close to 80 lucky draw prizes that were up for grabs; the top lucky draw prize was a set of TaylorMade RS 2i iron worth $1,600 sponsored by our very own member, Daniel Or.

Hole-in-One AchieversDate Hole No. Name

20/9/2015 16 Soo Yih Jye9/10/2015 11 Darren Wong Hao Jie

17/10/2015 14 Bruce Dann11/12/2015 14 Dean Tan

Thank you golfers for your great support!

Tournament Winner - Agnes Chan who walked away with a Sony Xperia Z5 smart phone worth $1,200. Always a good time to dance!

Captain giving toasts to fellow members during the dinner.

Senior & Evergreen Golf Tournament 2015Saturday 15 November 2015

Around 110 golfers came together under great weather to partake in this annual game which was played in the individual stableford format. The fun and excitement spilled from the golf course to Yan Palace after the game where more than 40 lucky draw prizes were ready to be won. Our members once again demonstrated the essence of being simply young at heart!

Patrick Foo’s (R) rendition of “The Young Ones” with Vincent Seet had everyone in loud cheers.Our sporting and wacky golfers!

ResultsDivision Name

Men’s ‘A’ Division Winner Soo Yih Jye

Men’s ‘B’ Division Winner Lim Teck Seng

Ladies’ Division Winner Emellin Tan

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Flashbacks

Flashbacks

42 members had a tremendously good time at the trip and enjoyed great fellowship with our friends at KCC and SCC!

Let’s hear what our members have to say...

“Thanks for the wonderful time we have had in Kluang and Segamat Country Club. My golfing kakis and I enjoyed ourselves very much because you took good care of us all. I wish to express my thanks to all those people involved in organising it - nice outing and an enjoyable one! A good job done and we appreciate it very much, Jack.”

- Andrew Chong

“The event is well organised and enjoyable. Jack did an excellent job to plan and prepare the logistical arrangements (bus, tagging the golf bags, pleasant hotel and location). Everything went according to schedule. Much appreciated for the great trip!”

- Lawrence Chin

“Well done, Jack. The trip and the golf events are well organised; no hiccup at all. Thanks for a good experience in this inter-club game event.”

- Lim King Seng

“The trip is well organised. I am impressed. Thanks.”- Jimmy Chan

Game at KCC. From left to right: Stanley Ang, Albert Ng,KCC Vice-President Adam Chua and Captain Oh Kian Beng.

The fun and “SUPER” family team!Captain Oh Kian Beng “Yum Seng” to all.

Group photo with SCC members.

Our members with a “turf-mate”.

Flashbacks

8th SPGA President’s Cup 201527 - 30 October 2015

This tournament was into its 8th run, and Warren is indeed honoured to have played host to this prestigious event for 8 consecutive years. Congratulations to all the winners and we hope all players had a great game!

Champion Jerome Ng being presented his trophy by Captain Oh Kian Beng.

Joint Runner-Up - Johnson Poh (centre) and Koh Dengshan.

SGA vs MGA Annual Match16 - 18 November 2015

Photos courtesy of SGA.

MGA President Tan Sri Anwar at the Welcome Dinner.

SGA President Bob Tan giving a welcome speech to all participants.

Team MGA.

Team SGA

Warren was proud to host this exciting match between SGA and MGA. Team MGA won the match with a total of 18 points against Team SGA’s 6 points.

Inter-Club Friendly with Kluang Country Club & Segamat Country Club

28 & 29 November 2015

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Ladies’ Golf Trip to Batam28 & 29 November 2015

Day 2 at Palm Springs (orange t-shirt for day 2).

16 Warren ladies embarked on a 2D1N trip to this neighbouring island in November and enjoyed loads of fun over the 2 days. Day 1 was spent with a golf game at Tering Bay Golf & Country Club. Aside from a welcome banner, the ladies were treated to free beer at the halfway house and a yummy roti prata lunch with more beer at Tering Bay. All these were with compliments from the Tering Bay management! For the rest of the first day, the ladies then went for a massage and ended the night with a sumptuous seafood dinner complete with champagne, whisky & wine, and singing & dancing. Another game was held at Palm Springs Golf & Beach Resort on day 2, followed by lunch & prize presentation before the ladies made their way back home.

On board the ferry to Batam.

Dancing time!

First picture when the ladies arrived at Tering Bay (red t-shirt for day1)!

After the golf game at Tering Bay.

Dinner at seafood restaurant.

Flashbacks

3D2N Junior Offsite Golf Camp atTering Bay Golf & Country Club andPalm Springs Golf & Beach Resort

4 - 6 December 2015

Day 1 (Strokeplay) Best Gross - Jeryl TanBest Nett - Ong Cheng KiatDay 2 (Strokeplay) Best Gross - Lorenz HeldeBest Nett - Teo Haoyi

Day 3 (Texas Scramble):Winner Team: Jeryl Tan (Team Cpt), Bryan Bolte, Ong Cheng Kiat &Teo HaoyiRunner-Up Team: Raju (Team Cpt), Sarah Lim, Wong Yu Hin &Keith Tan Shi Jun

PC Holder Division for Day 1 & 2 (Stableford)Day 1 Winner - Ng Kian Wee VincentDay 2 Winner - Kuik Zi Yu Raeann

The Juniors and their parents enjoying a lovely BBQ dinner at Batam View Beach Resort.

Having a great time at Batam View Beach Resort!

The Juniors, Pros and Driving Range & Handicapping Sub-Committee Member Danny Ong at Palm Springs.

Group picture at Tering Bay.

19 Warren Juniors, accompanied by 12 parents/adults, completed 3 rounds of golf in this trip - the first 2 rounds (day 1 and 2) were played at Tering Bay and the last round (day 3), Palm Springs. It was weather-perfect for golf and for some of the parents who did not golf, they were happy to spend time shopping at Nagoya Hill.

RESULTS:

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Christmas Lightup3 - 4 October 2015

Festive joy filled the air of the Clubhouse as our members and their family & friends enjoyed a warm start to Christmas with lots of entertainment, activities and goodies that evening. The adults were charmed by the pretty Christmas lights and band performance while the little ones were thrilled with Santa Claus, Jerry the Minion and of course, the Christmas gifts!

The lightup! From left to right: GM Jinder Aujla,Social Sub-Committee member Amy Teo, President Patrick Kwek and Social Convenor Rhena Tan. Wacky!

A snowman on the face for a night.

Santa Claus with his buddy for the night - Jerry the Minion.

The Live Band serenading the audience with their lovely tunes.

Christmas carolling by children from the A Capella Society.

The audience captivated by the stage performances.Fun animal rides.

Flashbacks

39th South East Asia Age GroupSwimming Championship 2015

4 - 6 December 2015Danang, Vietnam

Congratulations to our deserving swimmers! They truly put a lot of effort in their training and races.

Ong Jung Yi

Two of our competitive swimmers, Soh Chai Jin Alvin and Ong Jung Yi represented Singapore and competed in the recent competition.

Jung Yi took part in the 50m, 100m, 200 Butterfly and 400m Individual Medley events and came in 5th, 4th, 5th & 4th respectively. He managed to beat his personal best time of 2:13.86 seconds for the 200m Butterfly.

As for Alvin, he swam in the 50m,100m Backstroke and 50m Butterfly events. Both the backstroke events did not turn out well. He was edged out by a fraction 0.01 second for the 50m Backstroke and came in 4th.

However, Alvin had a good start and swam very well for the 50m Butterfly event. He won a Bronze with a new personal record of 27.46 seconds.

Alvin Soh with his 50m Butterfly Bronze medal.

Well done, boys!Alvin’s Diploma.

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4th - Roger Teo

Ladies' Division Champion - Alicia Teo Hwee Min

2nd - Lynette Ho

3rd - Felicia Teo

FLASHBACK Annual Bowling Championship 2015 9 November - 12 December 2015 The Finals of this tournament was held on Saturday 12 December 2015. After an intensive series of 10 games, Roger Sim emerged as Champion of the Men's Division with the highest pinfall of 279 whilst Alicia Teo Hwee Min won the Ladies' Division with the highest pinfall of 266. RESULTS: Men's Division Champion - Roger Sim Men's (in the picture with Senior Sports & Events Officer Saranya)

2nd - Erick Ching

3rd - Surein Sandra

Flashbacks

Warren Open SnookerChampionship 2015

12 - 18 October 2015

Warren Table-Tennis Team Match UpSaturday 7 November 2015

The first ever Warren Table-Tennis Team Match Up was an awesome experience for all. Participants were divided into 4 teams that day without prior knowledge of who their teammates were. This condition added a new level of excitement to all the participants.

In this tournament, defending champion, Kenny Ang, bested a very experienced contender, Ronson Choo, in the Finals to continue his reign as Warren’s Champion!

All our finalists with Cue Coordinator Moses Yeo. From left to right: Moses Yeo, Kenny Ang, Ronson Choo & Jimmy Chong. Not in the picture - Raymond Chew.

Champion Kenny Ang Runner-Up Ronson ChooJoint-Third – Jimmy ChongJoint-Third – Raymond Chew

RESULTS:

Flashbacks

Annual BowlingChampionship 2015

9 November - 12 December 2015The Finals of this tournament was held on Saturday 12 December 2015. After an intensive series of 10 games, Roger Sim emerged as Champion of the Men’s Division with the highest pinfall of 279 whilst Alicia Teo Hwee Min won the Ladies’ Division with the highest pinfall of 266.

RESULTS:

Ladies’ Division Champion Alicia Teo Hwee Min.

Men’s Division Champion Roger Sim (in the picture with Senior Sports & Events Officer Saranya).

Men’s Division Ladies’ Division

Champion - Roger Sim Champion - Alicia Teo Hwee Min

Second - Erick Ching Second - Lynette Ho

Third - Surein Sandra Third - Felicia Teo

Fourth - Roger Teo Fourth - Alicia Teo Tong Hui

A very big thank you to all participants for taking part in the Annual Bowling Championship 2015.

Congratulations to all winners of the Warren Annual Bowling Championship 2015.

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GOLFERS’ TERRACE

Dining & Entertainment

SteamedSong Fish Head with

Salted Soya Bean Paste$22.00+

Braised Pork Knuckles with Fatt Choy& Black Mushrooms (for 4 pax)

$36.00+

Crispy Almond Prawn with Wasabi Mayo (6pcs)

$18.00+

Boneless Crispy Roast Duck withRed Wine & Orange Sauce

$28.00+

Steamed Seabass in Hong Kong Style(500 - 600g)

$22.00+

Braised 10-Head Abalone withDry Scallops & Black Mushrooms

$48.00+

Golden Fried Egg with Prawn Meat& Minced Pork

$28.00+

Available

1 - 31 Jan

Available25 Jan- 29 Feb


两位套餐Set Menu for 2 pax

$188.00+发财双宝 (原粒鲍鱼拼金饼) Braised Abalone with Crispy Lotus Root财源广进 (鲨鱼骨鸡炖翅)Double Boiled Shark’s Fin withChicken in Shark’s Cartilage Soup喜庆有余 (豉蒜干贝丝蒸鳕鱼) Steamed Cod Fish with Bean Sauce粒粒结晶 (砂煲上海饭) Seafood Fried Rice in Claypot瑞雪报春 (木瓜炖雪耳)Double Boiled White Fungus with Papaya

四位套餐Set Menu for 4 pax

$258.00+缤纷发财捞生Chinese New Year Prosperity Platter龙袍鱼翅 (泰式砂煲翅)Braised Shark’s Fin in “Thai” Style彩风朝阳 (风沙童子鸡)Roasted Crispy Chicken龙跃年丰 (XO三色椒爆虾球)Sauteed Prawns with XO Sauce 八宝聚盒（腊味糯米饭)Glutinous Rice with Chinese Sausages新年布丁 (芒果冻布丁)Chilled Mango Pudding

六位套餐Set Menu for 6 pax

$328.00+缤纷发财捞生Chinese New Year Prosperity Platter金银满堂 (蟹肉鱼鳔烩生翅)Braised Shark’s Fin with Crabmeat & Fish Maw年年有余 (豉蒜干贝丝蒸鳕鱼) Steamed Cod Fish with Bean Sauce四喜丸子 (蚝豉粒狮子头)Braised Meat Balls with Dried Oysters横财就手 (家乡猪手)Braised Pork Knuckles黄金满袋 (芋丝咸蛋黄金虾)Fried Prawns with Salted Egg & Shredded Yam八宝聚盒 (腊味糯米饭)Fried Glutinous Rice with Chinese Sausages万紫千红 (莲子红豆沙)Red Bean Paste with Lotus Seeds

Note: Not available on Chinese New Year’s Eve

SET MENUS FOR 2 – 6 PAX SET MENUS FOR 10 PAX

A. 年年丰收席$508.00+

缤纷发财捞生Chinese New Year Prosperity Platter金银满堂（蟹肉鱼鳔翅)Braised Shark’s Fin withCrabmeat & Fish Maw丹凤朝阳 (一品烧鸡)Roasted Crispy Chicken年年有余 (豉蒜干贝丝蒸红曹)Steamed Red Snapperwith Bean Sauce横财就手 (家乡猪手)Braised Pork Knuckles好市发财 (发财蚝豉)Braised Dried Oysters with “Fatt Choy”嘻哈大笑 (泰式干烧虾)Pan Fried Prawns in “Thai” Style八宝聚盒 (腊味糯米饭)Glutinous Rice with Chinese Sausages万紫千红 (莲子红豆沙)Red Bean Paste with Lotus Seeds

Note: Set A is not available on Chinese New Year’s Eve

B. 万事如意席$588.00+

缤纷发财捞生Chinese New Year Prosperity Platter金银满堂 (蟹肉鱼鳔翅)Braised Shark’s Fin withCrabmeat & Fish Maw富甲一方 (八宝荷包鸭)Braised Duck with “Eight” Treasures年年有余 (豉蒜干贝丝蒸石班)Steamed Garoupa with Bean Sauce红袍玉带 (菘菇炒带子) Stir-Fried Scallops withShimeji Mushrooms 好市发财 (发财蚝豉)Braised Dried Oysters with “Fatt Choy”喜哈大笑 (金银蒜蒸活虾)Steamed Prawns with Garlic八宝聚盒 (腊味糯米饭)Glutinous Rice with Chinese Sausages万紫千红 (莲子红豆沙)Red Bean Pastewith Lotus Seeds

C. 金猴贺岁席$738.00+

缤纷发财捞生Chinese New Year Prosperity Platter群龙展翅兴大业 (鲨鱼骨鸡炖翅)Double Boiled Shark’s Cartilage Soup with Chicken贺岁金猪迎旺年 (南乳去骨猪)Barbequed Boneless Suckling Pig年年有余庆丰年 (港式蒸笋壳鱼)Steamed Soon Hock in“Hong Kong” Style包有盈余财源广 (发财蚝豉鲍鱼)Braised Abalone withDried Oysters & “Fatt Choy”金银满袋显富贵 (夏果脆莲百合皇)Stir Fried Assorted Vegetableswith Crispy Lotus 龙马精神万事兴 (京酱虾球)Fried Prawns with Spicy Sauce八宝聚盒 (腊味糯米饭)Glutinous Rice with Chinese Sausages万寿无疆百花盛 (木瓜炖雪耳)Double Boiled White Funguswith Papaya

D. 五谷丰收金装宴$1388.00+

发财鱼生贺新春 (三文鱼鱼生)Chinese New Year Prosperity Raw Salmon Fish Platter鹏飞展翅喜盈门 (红烧大鲍翅)Braised Superior Shark’s Fin Soup贺岁金猪迎旺年 (南乳去骨猪)Barbequed Boneless Suckling Pig 鱼跃龙门百业兴 (港式蒸笋壳鱼)Steamed Soon Hock in“Hong Kong” Style包有盈余财源广(原粒5头鲍鱼冬菇扒菠菜)Braised Abalone with Shitake Mushroom & Chinese Spinach满门发财年年旺 (网油百花酿海参)Stuffed Sea Cucumberwith Prawn Paste龙跃年丰百事兴 (京酱虾球)Fried Prawns with Spicy Sauce 五谷丰登臻百福 (腊味糯米饭) Glutinous Rice with Chinese Sausages 瑞雪报春丰福年 (雪蛤甜芋泥) Yam Paste with Hasma

Yan Palace @ WarrenChinese New Year Set Menus

Available from 22 January to 22 February 2016For reservations, please call 6760 6616.

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Catch the liveband performance of

MIXBREEDat the Water Hazard

from 8.00pm onwards on thefollowing Saturdays:• 9 & 23 January 2016

• 13 & 27 February 2016

Beverage Promotions

Twin PromoJURA ORIGIN

$228.00+for 2 bottles

Twin PromoWHYTE & MACKAY

19 yrs $288.00+

for 2 bottles

T Bar Water Hazard &Golfers’ Terrace


PATIO @ WARRENAvailable from 5.00pm

January PromotionFebruary Promotion

Big Prawn Bee Hoon Soup(for 2 to 3 pax)

$19.80+

Sesame Chicken(for 2 to 3 pax)

$19.80+

January & February

January & February

Available at Golfers’ Terrace, Water Hazard & T Bar

Chivas 18 Years$288.00+

for 2 bottles

Hibiki Harmony$128.00+per bottle

January

February

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For more information onthe events, please visit our website

www.warren.org.sg or call 6586 1245.

February

Accurate as at time of printing.

Calendar of Events

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Calendar of Events

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• Bi-Monthly Run on the Golf Course

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Tennis - Club Evening • Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Badminton - Club Evening

• Snooker League Night

• Yoga Lesson • Competitive Swimming Lesson


• Yoga Lesson• Squash - Club Evening• Tennis - Club Evening• Table-Tennis - Club

Evening



• Badminton Lesson



• Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Squash - Members’ Day• Bowling - Members’

Night

Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year







Evening

• Men’s Monthly Medal• Ladies’ Monthly Medal• Facial ‘Guasha’

Massage Therapy• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson• Badminton Lesson




Night








• Yoga Lesson• Squash - Club Evening• Table-Tennis - Club• Tennis - Club Evening

Evening

• Fa Cai Cup 2016• Chinese New Year

Celebration Party - Prosperity & Longevity 2016







Night









Evening

• Wealth Management• Competitive Swimming

Lesson Talk• Junior Swimming


• Lady Captain’s Team vs Lady Vice-Captain’s Team


• Junior Swimming Lesson • Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Squash - Members’ Day• Bowling - Members’ Night






Night

New Year’s Day







Night









Evening

• Facial ‘Guasha’ Massage Therapy




• Golf Gold Medal• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Junior Swimming Lesson • Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Squash - Members’ Day• Bowling - Members’ Night









Evening

• Men’s Monthly Medal• Ladies’ Monthly Medal• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Junior Swimming





Night









Evening

• Salvation Army Charity Donation Drive






• Junior Swimming Lesson • Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Squash - Members’ Day• Bowling - Members’ Night





• Tennis - Club Evening






• Yoga Lesson




Evening




GOLF

OPERATION HOURS CHARGES (inc. GST)Reception Daily 7.00am - 8.00pm

Pro ShopMon 11.00am - 7.00pmTue - Sun 7.00am - 7.00pm* Closed on course maintenance days

Driving RangeMon 2.00pm - 11.00pm Member $4.00 per 100 BallsTue - Sat 7.00am - 11.00pm Guest $6.00 per 100 BallsSun 7.00am - 9.00pm

Buggies$23.54 for 18 holes per player $11.77 for 9 holes per player* Rental is on a twin-sharing basis* Full 18-hole buggy fees shall be charged during weekend time sheets

Green Fee (Guest)

Weekday: Mon PM & Tue AM/PM $87.74 Wed - Fri AM $103.79 Wed - Fri PM $130.54 Weekend / PH $237.54 Promo: Sun PM $152.14

SPORTS

OPERATION HOURS CHARGES (inc. GST)Reception Daily 7.30am - 10.00pm

Badminton

Daily 7.30am - 10.30pm Non-peak Period:Non-peak Period: Member $3.21 per hour

Mon - Fri 7.30am - 5.30pm Guest $4.28 per guestPeak Period: Peak Period:

Mon - Fri 5.30pm - 10.30pm Member $5.35 per hourSat, Sun & PH 7.30am - 10.30pm Guest $6.42 per guest

Billiard & Pool Daily 11.00am - 11.00pm Member $4.28 per hourGuest $5.35 per guest

Bowling

Daily 10.00am - 11.00pm

Non-peak Period:Member $1.61 per gameGuest $2.68 per gameChildren below 16 years $1.07 per game

Non-peak Period: Peak Period:Mon - Fri 10.00am - 5.00pm Member $3.00 per game

Peak Period: Guest $4.07 per gameMon - Fri 5.00pm to closing time Children below 16 years $1.61 per gameSat, Sun & PH 10.00am to closing time

Shoes Rental $1.07 per pair

Gymnasium

Daily 7.30am - 10.00pm Member FreeNon-peak Period:

Mon - Fri 7.30am - 5.00pm Guest $8.56 per entryPeak Period:

Mon - Fri 5.00pm to closing time Guest $21.40 per entry

Squash



Mon - Fri 5.30pm to closing time Member $3.21 per hourSat, Sun & PH 7.30am to closing time Guest $4.28 per guest

Swimming Daily 7.30am - 9.30pm

Member FreeGuest:Weekday $4.28 per guestWeekend & PH $6.42 per guest

Table Tennis Daily 7.30am -10.30pm Member $3.21 per hourGuest $4.28 per guest

Tennis



Mon - Fri 5.30pm to closing time Member $4.28 per hourSat, Sun & PH 7.30am to closing time Guest $6.42 per guest

F & B

OPERATION HOURS DRESS CODE

Golfers’ TerraceDaily 7.00am - 10.00pm

Sleeveless shirts (for males only), singlets, towels, bathrobes, swimwear and barefeet are not permitted.

Last Order 9.30pm

Yan Palace @ Warren

Mon - Sat 11.00am - 2.30pm

Sleeveless shirts (for males only) singlets, jogging/running shorts, towels, bathrobes, swimwear and barefeet are not permitted.

6.00pm - 10.00pm

Sun & PH 10.00am - 2.30pm6.00pm - 10.00pm

Last Order 2.30pm & 9.45pm

Water Hazard

Mon - Thu 5.00pm - 12.00mnSun & PH 2.00pm - 12.00mnFri, Sat & Eve of PH 2.00pm - 1.00amLast Food Order 9.30pm

T Bar

Mon - Thu & PH 5.00pm - 12.00am

Towels, bathrobes, swimwear and barefeet are not permitted.Fri, Sat & Eve of PH 5.00pm - 1.00amLast Food Order 9.30pmLast Drink Order 45 minutes before closing

Patio @ Warren

Mon ClosedTue - Fri 4.00pm - 9.00pmSat, Sun & PH 11.00am - 9.00pmLast Order 8.30pm

Starter’s Hut1st Mon of each mth ClosedOther Mons 12noon - 6.00pmTue - Sun & PH 7.00am - 6.00pm

(Until last flight crossover)

OTHERS

OPERATION HOURS CHARGES (inc. GST)

Mahjong/Card(Strictly Members

only)

Mon - Thu 11.00am - 12.00mn Table Fee (Weekdays) $4.28 per hour before 5.00pmFri & Eve of PH 11.00am - 1.00am $5.35 per hour after 5.00pmSat 10.00am - 1.00am Table Fee (Sat, Sun & PH) $5.35 per hourSun & PH 10.00am - 12.00mn

Jackpot Sun - Thu & PH 9.00am - 12.00mnFri, Sat & Eve of PH 9.00am - 1.00am

Club Facilities

Please visit www.warren.org.sg for more information on the reciprocal/affiliation arrangements. Members may also contact the Golf Department at Tel: 6586 1240/277 or Email: [email protected] for enquiries and to obtain Letters of Introduction.

RECIPROCAL CLUBSAUSTRALIANew South WalesConcord Golf ClubMajors Bay Road, ConcordNSW 2137Tel: +61 2 9743 6111www.concordgolfclub.com.au

PerthRoyal Perth Golf ClubLabouchere RoadSouth Perth WA 6151Tel: +61 8 6436 4900www.rpgc.com.au

The Vines Golf & Country ClubVerdelho Drive, The VinesWestern Australia 6069Tel: +61 8 9297 3000Fax: +61 8 9297 0729www.vines.com.au

The Western Australian Golf Club60 Hayes Avenue, Yokine WA 6060Tel: +61 8 9349 1988www.wagolfclub.com.au

CHINAGuangdongWu Yi Fountain Palm Golf Clubwuyigolf.biz/0english/sheji/index.html

Hainan IslandHaikou Meishi Mayflower International Golf Clubwww.meishigolf.com/index.html

TianjinTianjin Warner International Golf Club

INDONESIAJakartaEmeralda Golf ClubTapos, Depok, IndonesiaP.O. Box 38Tel: +62 21 875 9019www.emeralda-golfclub.com

Rainbow Hills Golf Club Jl. Raya Bukit PelangiDs. Cijayanti Ciawi - Bogor 16720P.O. Box 105, CBO 16720Tel: +62 251 8272 111www.rainbowhillsgolf.com

Jawa BaratGading Raya Padang Golf & Country ClubJl. Bulevar Gading GolfGading Serpong, Tangerang 15826Jawa BaratTel: +62 021 546 7668www.gadingrayagolf.com

THAILANDBangkokThe Royal Gems Golf &Sports Club98 Moo3 Salaya-Bangpasi Rd.A. Phuthamonthon, Nakhonpathom 73170 Thailand Tel: +66 2 429-8066 www.royalgemsgolf.com

MALAYSIAJohorKelab Golf Batu Pahat678, Jalan Dato Mohd. Shah, 83000 Batu Pahat, Johor, MalaysiaTel:+60 7 432 9221

Guthrie Golf & Country ClubP.O. Box 103, Layang-Layang81850, Layang-Layang, Johor Tel:+60 7 752 7107

Kluang Country ClubJalan Mengkibol, 86000 Kluang Tel:+60 7 771 8840

Segamat Country Club2nd Miles, Jalan GenuangP.O.Box C22, Segamat, 85000Segamat, Johor, MalaysiaTel: +60 7 943 5968

MalaccaAyer Keroh Country Club75450, Malacca, MalaysiaTel:+60 6 233 2000

Negeri SembilanNilai Springs Golf & Country ClubBandar Baru Nilai, Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, MalaysiaTel: +60 6 85088888www.nilaisprings.com.my

Seremban International Golf Club3 1/4 Miles Kuala Pilah Road,PO Box 88, SerembanNegeri Sembilan707100, MalaysiaTel: +60 6 677 5787 / 5277www.sigc.com.my

PahangRoyal Pahang Golf ClubKm.5, Jalan Teluk Sisek, 25700, Kuantan, Pahang, MalaysiaTel:+60 9 567 5811royalpahanggc.com.my

PenangPenang Turf Clubwww.penangturfclub.com

PerakClearwater Sanctuary Golf ResortLot 6019, Jalan Changkat LarangBatu Gajah, 31000, Batu GajahPerak, 31000, MalaysiaTel:+60 3 7956 1453www.cwsgolf.com.my

Damai Laut Golf & Country ClubJalan Damai Laut, 32200 Lumut Perak, MalaysiaTel:+60 5 685 9330www.damailaut.com/golf.html

Royal Perak Golf ClubJalan Sultan Azlan Shah, 31400 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia Tel: +60 5 542 3266www.royalperak.com.my

SarawakKelab Golf SarawakPetra Jaya, 93050 Kuching Sarawak, MalaysiaTel:+60 82-443 39www.kgswak.com

Damai Golf & Country ClubPetra Jaya, 93050 Kuching Sarawak, MalaysiaTel:+60 82 443 39

SelangorKelab Golf Sri MoribBatu 28, Pantai Morib, Banting 42700, Banting, SelangorMalaysiaTel:+60 3 3198 1418

Royal Kampong Kuantan Golf ClubBukit Rotan, 45700, Bukit Rotan Selangor, MalaysiaTel:+60 3 3289 1069

Kelab Golf Negara SubangJalan SS7/2, Kelana Jaya47301 Petaling Jaya, P.O. Box 15146710 Petaling JayaSelangor, MalaysiaTel: +60 3 7876 0381 / 0388www.subanggolf.com

Kelab Golf Sultan Abdul Aziz ShahNo.1, Rumah KelabJalan Kelab Golf 13/640100 Shah AlamSelangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.Tel: +60 3 55105872www.kgsaas.com.my

CLUBS WITH LIMITED RECIPROCITY:SINGAPORE • Keppel Club • Jurong Country Club • Raffles Country Club • Seletar Country Club • Sembawang Country Club

AUSTRALIAMelbourneThe Peninsula Country Golf Club211-279 Skye Road, Frankston VIC 3199, AustraliaTel:+61 3 9789 2222

CHINAHainan IslandWest Coast Golf & Sports Club219 Binhai Avenue, Haikou CityHainan ProvinceTel:+86 898 6870 3186www.westgolf.com.cn

TAIWANNational Golf Country ClubNo.1-1, Shizhen, Yuanli Township, Miaoli County 358, Taiwan (R.O.C.)Tel: +886 37-743377www.nggc.tw

CAMBODIASiem ReapAngkor Golf ResortSiemréab, CambodiaTel:+855 63 767 688

Phokeethra Country Clubwww.phokeethragolf.com

THAILANDSt Andrew 2000 Golf Club9/36 Moo7 Samnakthon Banchang Rayong21130 ThailandTel: +66 38 030660 2www.standrews2000golf.com

INDONESIABatamTering Bay Golf & Country ClubTering Bay Management (Singapore):50 Tanah Merah Ferry TerminalTanah Merah Ferry Road, #01-24Singapore 498833Tel: (65) 6214 0560Fax: (65) 6214 0561Email: [email protected]: www.teringbay.com.sg

BaliNew Kuta Golf & Ocean ViewJl. Raya Uluwatu, Pecatu Indah Resort, Jimbaran, Bali 80361IndonesiaTel:+62 361 8481333www.newkutagolf.com

BogorRancamaya Golf & Country Club

MALAYSIASutera Harbour Golf & Country Club1 Sutera Harbour Boulevard,88100 Kota Kinabalu, MalaysiaTel:+60 88 303 900www.suteraharbour.com

The Sarawak ClubJalan Taman Budaya, 93300 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia

SINGAPOREOrchid Country Club1 Orchid Club RoadSingapore 769162Tel: +65 6755 9811

AFFILIATED CLUBS

Listof Reciprocal& Affiliated Clubs

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