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Contents
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3
4
6
Management Committee
Editor’s Message
Captain’s Message
Membership
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Club Updates
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• Heritage Golf
• KGS Family Day
• KGS Transview Golf
• Pusaka Golf
• KGS Junior Monthly Medals
• Sarawak Classic
• Moon Cake Festival
• Hari Raya Golf Special
• KGS Members Night
• KGS Junior Monthly Medals
• Merdeka Cup
Club Happenings
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18
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24
P.12
P.13
P.14
Ongoing & Upcoming Events
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• Purchase of Golf Balls
• A Friendly Reminder
• Notice -Membership
-Golfing
• Lightning & Siren
• Reminder To All Buggy Users
• Submission of Scorecards
• National Handicap System (NHS) Card
• Membership Card At Point Of Sales
• Rules Book
• Lost & Found
• Registration of Buggy
• Indiscriminate Parking Of Buggy
• 2-Ball or 1-Ball Matches on Weekends/Public Holidays
• Dress Code During Prize Giving Lunch
• Change Of Address & Contact Number
• New GSM Phone Numbers
• Important Telephone Numbers
• Gym Opening Hour
• Electronic Bill Payment via www.PaybillsMalaysia.com
• Kelab Golf Sarawak Goes Online
• Car Stickers 2010-2011
• Wi-Fi available now!!!
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•KGS Easter Celebration
•KGS Mother’s Day Celebration
•KGS Team Matchplay Championship 2011
•24th Sarawak Closed 2011
Junior News
Golf Rules
Health & Fitness
The Library
Golf Jokes
Club Facilities
Reciprocal Clubs
P.17
P.16
P.20
Second Quarter Issue 2011
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Management Committee
Management Committee
President
YAB Pehin Sri Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud
SBS, DP, PSM, SPMJ, SSDK, DGSM, SSAP, SSSA, SPMT, SPDK, DPPN,
Kt. WE (Thailand), KEPN (Indonesia), SPMB (Brunei),
KOU (Korea), AO (Australia), PCD
Deputy President
YB Datuk Amar Haji Mohd Morshidi Abdul Ghani
Vice President
Prof. Dr. Mohd Syafiq Abdullah
Secretary
Shahary Bin Haji Alias
Treasurer
Peter Chin Mui Khiong
Club Captain
Patrick Chieng Ping Ung
Committee Members
Haji Abdul Jalil Bin Abdul Rahman
Gani Bin Matahir @ Abdul Ghanie Tahir
Gerald Rentap Jabu
James Ling Chung
Simon Woon Ta Meng
Bajuri Jaujie
Robert Elone Sireng
Bong Tee Yen
Lau Chai Seng Membership & Establishment
Prof. Dr. Mohd Syafiq Abdullah
Entertainment
Gerald Rentap Jabu
House & Development
Gani Bin Matahir @ Abdul Ghanie Tahir
Food & Beverage
James Ling Chung
Security & Safety
Prof. Dr. Mohd Syafiq Abdullah
Library
Bajuri Jaujie
Club Management
General Manager – Bernard Lee Meng Hock
Email : gm@kgswak.com Finance & Administration Manager – Wang Kheng Boi
Email : fm@kgswak.com Activities Manager – Yakop Jalel
Email : am@kgswak.com
Assistant Activities Manager – Nisewan Haji Abdul Rahim
Email : aam@kgswak.com
Assistant Manager (Activities) – Shirleyna Kim Dupo
Email : mship@kgswak.com
Course Superintendent – Chiu Nyian Shin
Email : cs@kgswak.com
Security Chief – Tayai ak Badar
Operations & Maintenance Executive – Stanley Soo
Senior Administration Executive – Rosnah Said
Accounts Executive – Audrey Edwin
Editor’s Message
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Editor’s Message
Editor’s Message
Change that we need
There is a world of difference
between “change, yes we can”
and “change that we need”.
The former is more of an empty
promise, the type of political
campaign slogan often used to arouse raw emotion. No
doubt, such slogans could achieve their objectives especially
in a situation where the constituency is fickle and volatile.
It is often short on fulfilling that promise emotionally made
on an emotionally charged campaign trail. Examples abound
concerning the failure to honour this catchy campaign
slogan. Space does not permit us to go into the details on
this topic in this brief editorial.
The latter is one that calls for a serious look at our present
predicament and entreat us to seek immediate solutions
to the existing problem failing which the issue being
unattended could lead to greater complications or an
undesirable outcome. Should such catch phrase be used as
a slogan, it would be a more realistic promise, more down
to earth, as it were. Therefore, realistic solutions could often
be found to remedy the problem at hand.
Let me explain the latter concept with a brief illustration to
capture the essence of “change that we need” for clarity of
purpose. It would surely help alert and awake disinterested
parties who may wish to follow our philosophical discourse
but could not due to insufficient understanding of what is
being discussed. A situation has cropped up to force KGS to seek immediate
solution to the problem that has been bothering the club
for some time. Here is the thing. To cut cost the club has
decided to stop printing the hard copy of The Golfer, our ever
popular club magazine, hitherto being printed in hard copy
every quarter (four times a year). This practice has been
going on since The Golfer’s first publication. The hard copy
is distributed to all club members regardless of whether
they want it or not. KGS has been doing this generously
with a sense of duty all this while. But from this quarter on,
KGS needs to change that generous handout gesture, for a
good reason.
Foremost in the mind of the management is the annual
expenses incurred in the printing and posting of the magazine
to club members. Every year a sum of RM70,000 is spent
for the printing of the magazine (The Golfer). That includes
postage. The club’s RM70,000 hard earned income could
be saved by going towards the production of an e-magazine
online instead. Such a move would definitely cut cost and
lead KGS towards an e-communication environment.
This means that members could get access to The Golfer
online. It is deemed that an online e-magazine would
invariably be environment friendly since it is clean and
paperless. Besides, it would be extremely cost effective and
would encourage prudent spending of limited club fund.
There are club members out there who would regard The
Golfer as an indispensable document. It is their bible, so to
speak, from which they could easily obtain comprehensive
club information on club matters and club affairs – to
them it is a club permanent record for easy reference. No
doubt, such club members would still want a hard copy for
themselves regardless of cost consideration. Fair enough. For them and for them alone, here is a solution. A hard copy
of The Golfer will be made available to them on prior order
at rock bottom price of RM5.00. To members who could
spare extra cash an annual budget of RM20 set aside for The
Golfer is less than chicken feed! Not a dent in their deep
pocket. That is indeed a mark of loyalty to the magazine that
has been their sacred text book and a ready reckoner.
Here is a suggestion to those who will surf the e-magazine
(The Golfer) online. Just log on to KGS website: www.
kgswak.com and our e-magazine (The Golfer) will appear
in full view and in full colour. Everything is there for your
viewing pleasure. Happy viewing I must say.
Datu Dr. Haji Yusoff Hanifah
Editor-in-chief
Editorial Committee
Chairman: YBhg Datu Dr Hj. Yusoff Hanifah
Committee Members: Patrick Chieng • Bernard Lee • Wang Kheng Boi
• Yakop Jalel • Nisewan Hj Abdul Rahim
KELAB GOLF SARAWAK
Petra Jaya, 93050 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia.
Tel: 082-440966, 444791, 443398, 443412
Fax: 082-441733, 311935
E-mail: info@kgswak.com Website: www.kgswak.com
The views expressed by the editor are his own and do not necessarily reflect
those of the Management Committee’s. Copyrights ©2011. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be
reproduced in any form or by any means without the written permission of the publisher.
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Captain’s Message
Captain’s Message
Let me start by wishing
all our Dayak members
“Selamat Hari Gawai”;
Gayu Guru Gerai Nyamai
(Long Life, Good Health
and Prosperity!) Indeed, these are the best “blessing”
we can wish for our friends and fellow members at KGS,
especially in the light of so many natural calamities that
have befallen our neighbours, near and far; earthquakes
and tsunami in Japan, tornados in the US, floods in the
Philippines etc..etc…
As has been the tradition at KGS, to share the joy of this
special festival, the Dayak members of our club will be
sponsoring a Gawai Dayak Open House Golf on 26th June
2011. We look forward to the day of celebration for golfers
and non-golfers alike.
The ever popular KGS Team Matchplay which kicked off on
12th March 2011, with 16 participating teams, produced
many upsets and “cliff-hangers” moments, generating
great interests amongst members, including those who are
not members of any teams. Team Grasscutter, champion
for the past 2 years was knocked out fairly early in the
series.
The eventual champion Mafia Hukum avenged their earlier
defeat to Team Brothers I with a 3-2 win during the final
match on 24th April 2011 and walked away with the Datuk
Patinggi Tan Sri Dr. Wong Soon Kai KGS Team Matchplay
Challenge Trophy. Syabas Team Mafia Hukum!! Brothers
I was the only team that won all their matches till the
final and I am honoured to be a member of the team and
contributed 2 points during two of the matches.
If you care to look at the back inside cover of this magazine
listing all our Reciprocal Clubs throughout the region
as well as far away clubs in Australia, New Zealand and
China, we have altogether 64 clubs with whom we have
reciprocal relationship. That is a lot of reciprocal clubs! These reciprocal arrangements were developed and
formalised over the years, and to maintain and sustain such
relationship, we need regular contacts with members as
well as management committee members through friendly
visits and games, both home and away.
During the past few years, we have put in special efforts to
organise such Inter-Club Games with our reciprocal clubs in
Singapore and Peninsular Malaysia. This year it’s our turn
to visit Kelab Golf Negara Subang in Kuala Lumpur and we’ll
be having a 2-day inter-club games with them on 18th and
19th June 2011. About 30 of our golfers will be making
the trip, which will be extended to cover 2 of our reciprocal
clubs in Perak i.e., Kelab Golf DiRaja Perak and Meru Valley
Golf and Country Club.
In September 2011, we’ll be making another trip to Johor
Bahru to reciprocate Kelab Golf DiRaja Johor who visited us
last year. We plan to include visits to a few of our reciprocal
clubs in Singapore during the trip.
A number of golfers from our reciprocal club in Melbourne
Australia, the Long Island Country Club will be visiting us
in early July, 2011. It will be a great opportunity for us
to reciprocate their hospitality when more than 20 of our
golfers visited them 2 years ago.
I would like to conclude by quoting the famous Lee Trevino,
who said “There is no such thing as natural touch. Natural
touch is developed when you hit millions of balls!”
Happy Golfing!
Patrick Chieng
Club Captain
CAPTAIN’S Committee ChairPERSONS
Club Captain Patrick Chieng
Deputy Captain & Rules Chairman Gerald Rentap Jabu
Handicap Haji Abdul Jalil Abdul Rahman
Course & Grounds Simon Woon
Tournament Lau Chai Seng
Caddy & Course Traffic Robert Elone
Lady Captain Celine Foo
Junior Golf Development Ken Lau
Racket Games Liew Meang
Swimming Bong Tee Yen
Gym Adrian Chung
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Membership
INTRODUCTION NIGHT
On the night of Friday, 29th April 2011, Kelab Golf Sarawak organised
an official welcoming ceremony for 32 new members to the club. The new
members were given the opportunity to give a brief introduction of themselves.
The ceremony ended with the presentation of membership certificates to the
new members by the Club’s Vice President, Prof. Dr. Mohd Shafiq Abdullah.
Abang Mohammad Hudini
Albert Tang Ing Ho
Andrew Jong Nyuk Nang
Bahtiar Hj Razali
Basil Chen
Chai Sze Lip
Connie Binti Ahmad Shah
Edmund Hsiung Tze Hui
Einar Gudmundsson Schie Kilde
Francis Lee Yun Fui
Ida Rahayu Yusuf
Irving Chang
Datu Hj Ismawi Ismuni
Jasmy Sadan Sagi
Jason Wong Chiong Haan
Jeffrey Ngieng Hock Yew
Keith Chan Khai Chun
Kong Chun Man
Lau Sei Kong
Lau Tiong Ing
Lee Koi Jung
Nazarudy Abdul Wahed
Norfazrina Binti Madehi
Nurul Zarizi Shapiee
Osman Bin Kamal
Sarkawi Mohamad Dora
Siok Fei Yuen
Siti Zaharah Binti Abdul Jalil
Tan Cho Huat
Wilfred Chai Chung Han
Wilfred Mujah ak Aton
Osamu Yokota
Club Updates
Purchase
of golf balls
Golfers are strongly advised
not to purchase golf balls from
any outside ball pickers as such
an act will encourage them to
trespass into our premises. Your
cooperation to stop this “black
market” practice is very much
appreciated.
A Friendly Reminder
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Notice
Membership
Please be reminded that under
no circumstances are nonmembers allowed to use the
accounts of Club Members to
utilise club facilities.
Golfers are advised not to
leave any valuables/personal
belongings unattended inside
the buggy to avoid occurrence
of any untoward incidents.
Golfing
For all golfing & activities
related matters, please fax to
082-311935
(Activities Office).
Reminder To All
Submission of
Scorecards
Please be reminded that under By- Law
18 of the KGS Golf By-Laws, all golfers
are required to submit their scorecards,
irrespective of the number of holes
played to avoid incurring a penalty
of RM 50.00 for non-submission of
scorecard.
Lightning & Siren
For
safety reason, all golfers
are advised to stop play
immediately at the sound of the
siren for Discontinue Play.
Disciplinary action will be taken
against those who fail to observe
the rule.
Buggy Users
All buggy users are kindly
reminded to return their buggies
after usage to the designated
buggy return points at Buggy
Centre or Bag Drop Area.
Please do not leave the buggy at
the car park to avoid untoward
incident. Your cooperation is
much appreciated.
National
handicap system
(NHS) Card
Golfers registered under the National
Handicap System (NHS) may collect their
handicap cards on the 1st day of each
month.
FREE
Collect
your copy
from the
Activities
Office
today.
RULES BOOK
Membership Card
Sample of NHS card**
At Point Of Sales
With effect from March 2007, all members
must produce their membership cards at
any point of sales in the Club, failing which
they may be charged at non-member’s
rate.
A list of “Lost & Found” items is posted at
the Club’s Notice Board. Please contact the
Security Section to make any claim.
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Club Updates
2-Ball or 1-Ball Matches on Weekends /
Public Holidays
Registration of
Buggy
W
ith immediate effect, all
buggy registrations must be
done at the Club’s Golf Registration
Counter. Cash transaction is not
allowed at the Buggy Centre under
any circumstances.
The followings are rules governing the
usage of buggies:1. Golfer using the buggy shall
undertake to return the said
buggy to the collection point
at the end of play in as good
condition as received.
2.Buggy user shall not hold
KGS/ Buggy Centre responsible
for any damages or claims
whatsoever arising from the
golfer’s use of the said buggy,
and shall be solely responsible
to pay for all the damages
incurred while the said buggy
is in the golfer’s possession.
3.Buggy users shall be 16 years
of age and above.
Indiscriminate
Parking of Buggy
Under the golf by-law 14C, it is
the responsibility of the golfer
to return the buggy to the
designated area. Failure to do so
may render the offender being
fined RM30.00 per offence. The
proceeds from the fine will be
debited into his/her account.
Banners to remind members on
this were being displayed since
January 2010.
With immediate effect, 2-Ball or
1-Ball matches are allowed on Siol/
Demak before 8:00 a.m. and after
5:00 p.m. on weekends and public
holidays on walk-in registration only. Earliest registration is 30 minutes
before tee-off time. Booking in
advance is not permitted.
Dress Code During Prize Giving Lunch
As a gesture of courtesy and respect for our sponsors, fellow members
and guests, all golfers must be smartly dressed when attending the prize
giving ceremony for all club competitions. Singlets and sleeveless shirts
are strictly not allowed.
Change
Of Address
& Contact
Number
Club members are strongly
advised to inform the Membership
/ Accounts Department of any changes in their
mailing address or contact numbers.
This is to ensure that mails sent to them are
received on time to avoid any complication.
New GSM Phone Numbers
Please be informed that in addition to the present telephone contact of KGS
we have the GSM phone numbers available for Activities Office, Accounts
Department or Registration Counter.
Activities Office : 013 803 4408
Account Department : 013 802 4408
Registration Counter : 013 801 4408
Important Telephone Numbers
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
109
110
111
112
113
-General Manager
-Finance and Admin Manager
-Activities Manager
-Accounts
-Accounts
-Membership
-Administration
-Library
- Assistant Activities Manager
-Badminton/Squash
-Swimming Pool
-Golfer’s Changing Room
114 -Personnel
115 -Snooker
116 -Gymnasium
117 -Proshop
118 -Activities Office
119 -Payment Counter
120 -Security Guard
123 -Operation & Maintenance
127 -Poolside Bistro
130 -Golfers Terrace
443499-Golf Course Maintenance
311368-Buggy Centre
General Line : 082-440966
Club Updates
Gym Opening Hours
With effect from April 2011, the
Gymnasium will be open as follows:
Monday – Tuesday
12.00 p.m. – 9.00 p.m.
Wednesday – Sunday &
Public Holidays
9.00 a.m. – 9.00 p.m.
Electronic Bill Payment
via www.PaybillsMalaysia.com
Please be informed that with effect from
1st July 2011, members will be able to make
payment for their membership accounts online
by logging in to www.PaybillsMalaysia.com
Car Stickers 2010 - 2011
In order to enhance the security at the Club
premises, kindly be informed that the Club
management has come out with new
car stickers for members for year 2010 – 2011.
The car stickers are available at the Golf
Registration Counter and
Reception Counter /
Payment Counter.
Wi-Fi available now!!!
Please be informed that the club’s Wi-Fi service has been restored and is
available at:
KGS Library | Poolside Bistro
& Lounge | Gym
|
Golfer Terrace / Pavilion
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Ongoing & Upcoming Events
July events
KGS Family Day
Heritage Golf
2nd & 3rd July
3rd July 2011
KGS Transview Golf
10th July 2011
Pusaka Golf
KGS Junior
Monthly Medals
23rd July 2011
24th July 2011
September events
Moon Cake
Festival
11th September 2011
Sarawak Classic
30th & 31st July 2011
KGS
Members
Night
Hari Raya
Golf Special
17th September 2011
17th September 2011
KGS Junior
Monthly Medals
Merdeka Cup
18th September 2011
24th & 25th Sept 2011
* The above dates are subject to change
The Golfer
would like to congratulate the following members
for their achievement in scoring a hole-in-one :
Name
Hole
Date
1. Wilfred Jong Fui Tze
Demak Hole 14
5 April 2011
2. Henry Chuo Kuong Hong
Matang Hole 3
10 April 2011
3. Datu Dr. Ngenang ak Jangu
Matang Hole 8
17 April 2011
4. Chew Chong Poh
Matang Hole 3
3 May 2011
The Ace Club
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Club Happenings
Kgs Easter Celebration
The KGS Easter Celebration was once again
organised on Sunday, 24th April 2011. This
time, about 20 children aged 15 years and
below, whose parents were members,
took part in the event.
The event kicked off at 2.00 p.m. with
the egg hunt where the children were
running all over the clubhouse lobby to search for the hidden paper
eggs and the real ones.
Nonetheless, the fun continued with the egg colouring. All the participants had to
colour 2 eggs with different themes consisting of Mother’s Day and 1Malaysia.
The last event was the egg race where all the children teamed up and competed
against other teams to win the race. The event became merrier with the
parents’ attendance in giving support to the
children. The Entertainment Sub Committee
Members, Mrs. Laura Michael and Mrs. Sandra
Linger gave away all the prizes to the winners.
Congratulations to all the winners and a big
“Thank You” to the parents who came and
supported the event.
Club Happenings
Kgs
Mother’s Day Celebration
In collaboration with the Mother’s Day celebration, the Library Committee organised the ‘KGS Mother’s Day
Celebration’ on Sunday, 15th May 2011.
About 20 children took part in the event. The event kicked off at 2.00 p.m. with the colouring and drawing
competition, where all participants aged 12 and below were each given a picture for colouring, and for children
aged 13 to 15 years, they had to draw based on Mother’s Day theme. The winner was based on the most
creative colouring and drawing that were produced respectively from each category.
After the colouring competition, the event continued with the Mother’s Day Card Design. Each participant was
given a blank card to design a Mother’s Day greeting card. The winner was judged based on the most creative
card design.
The fun did not stop there. The latter part of the day was arranged for all participants made up of a team of 4 and
competed in the ‘Relay Eating Competition’. The parents, especially the mothers, also participated to compete
among each other to win the ‘Feed the Mother’ competition.
Before the prize presentation, there was a surprise for all mothers who were present whereby, all of them were
invited to the stage to receive greetings from their children who presented them with Mother’s Day song and
well decorated cupcakes specially prepared for them…..Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers.
The Library Committee members were present on the day to hand over the prizes to the winners.
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Club Happenings
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KGS Team Matchplay
Championship 2011
After more than 5 weeks of intensive matchplay,
the KGS Matchplay eventually came down to
the final ‘re-match’ between unbeaten Team
Brothers I and Team Mafia Hukum which was
set up on Sunday, 15th May 2011. After a hard
fought battle and dramatic finish, Team Mafia
Hukum managed to turn the table beating Team
Brothers I 3 - 2 and emerged as the champion
for the Matchplay 2011. Team Gamblers won
the third placing. The prize presentation was
held at the clubhouse lobby and the prizes
were handed over by Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri
Dr. Wong Soon Kai who was the patron for the
championship. Congratulations to the winning
team.
Mafia Hukum
Gambler (1)
Sun 17/4
Mafia Hukum (4)
Mafia Hukum (3)
Sun 10/4
Kaban 11 (2)
Transview (1)
Sat 9/4
Kaban 11 (4)
Grasscutter (1)
Sat 9/4
Mafia Hukum (4)
HGA (2)
Sun 27/3
Mafia Hukum (3)
OR.CA (2)
Sat 26/3
Cash (3)
HGA (3)
Sat 26/3
Team Titans (2)
K30 Calon Merapi (2)
Sat 26/3
Transview (3)
Mafia Hukum (3)
Mafia Hukum (4)
LOSER POOL
Cash (2)
Sun 27/3
Transview (3)
Sat 26/3
Korea (1)
OR.CA (3)
Team Titans (3)
Brother’s II (2)
Sun 20/3
Hanayin Gertaq (2)
Green Poison (2)
SUN 24.4.2011
Gambler (3)
Sun 27/3
Grasscutter (2)
Gambler (2)
Sat 9/4
Brother's 1
Brother's 1 (3)
WINNER POOL
HGA (2)
Sun 20/3
Gambler (3)
Cash (2)
Sun 20/3
Grasscutter (3)
Sun 27/3
Kaban 11 (2)
Brother's 1 (3)
Mafia Hukum (2)
Sun 20/3
Brother's 1 (3)
Transview (2)
Sun 20/3
Kaban 11 (3)
Brother's 1 (2)
HGA (3)
Sat 19/3
OR.CA (2)
Gambler (3)
Sat 19/3
Team Titans (2)
Brother’s II (2)
Thu 17/4
Cash (3)
Hanayin Gertaq (2)
Sat 19/3
Grasscutter (3)
Mafia Hukum (4)
Sat 12/3
Green Poison (1)
Brother’s 1 (4)
Sat 12/3
J & J (1)
Transview (3)
Sat 12/3
K30 Calon Merapi (2)
Kaban 11 (3)
Sat 12/3
Korea (2)
CHAMPIONSHIP
Sun 20/3
Sat 19/3
J & J (1)
K30 Calon Merapi (3)
Sat 19/3
Korea (4)
Club Happenings
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Club Happenings
24th Sarawak Closed 2011
The 24th Sarawak Closed 2011 was successfully
hosted by the club on 21st and 22nd May 2011. Over
80 participants from all over Sarawak took part in the
competition which was played at Matang/Santubong on
the first day and Siol/Demak on the final day.
Wong Tung Ann took the Men’s Overall and the 24th
Sarawak Closed Champion this year by carding a 145
over two days, leaving the second place and last year’s
champion Lee Ka Tung with further 3 strokes behind and
Abdul Rahim in third with 153 over two days in the gross
category.
In the nett category, Zaidi Bakar emerged as winner with
a score of 140 over two days. Second place went to
Abang Maludin with the advantage on count back over
Wilfred Jong when both scored 144 over two days.
As for the invited guests category, SUPT Pauzi Bujang
amazingly carded a 10 under 62 nett to emerge as
winner in the nett category followed by ASP Azizan Said
and Thomas Chong in second and third with 66 and 68
respectively. Meanwhile, in the invited guests gross
section, Bong Tee Yen took the first spot with 83, Roshan
Mustapha in second with 85 and Joseph Blandoi in third
with 86.
SCOREBOARD
Men’ Overall
Gross
1. Wong Tung Ann
2. Lee Ka Tung
3. Abdul Rahim
4. Lee Ka Tiong
5. Asri Khalid
6. Ong Kim Pheng
7. Lau Chin Leong
8. Shukri Murshidi
9. Abd Aziz Shahari
10. Lee Kah Ming
Nett
1. Zaidi Bakar
2. Abang Maludin
3. Wilfred Jong
4. Saboni Kadir
5. Mohamad Lokman
Invited Guests
Day 1Day 2Total
69
76
145
73
75
148
74
79
153
76
78
154 OCB
75
79
154
79
77
156 OCB
79
77
156
83
74
157 OCB
80
77
157
79
79
158
68
76
67
74
73
72
68
77
71
72
140
144 OCB
144
145 OCB
145
Nett
1. SUPT Pauzi Bujang
2. ASP Azizan Said
3. Thomas Chong
4. Lee Kee Sen
5. SM Abdul Alik
6. Sukiman Aini
7. Tuan Haji Mohd Sabry Othman
8. YB Dato Sri William Mawan
62
66
68 OCB
68
69
70
71 OCB
71
Gross
1. Bong Tee Yen
2. Roshan Mustapha
3. Joseph Blandoi
4. Lau Chai Seng
83
85
86 OCB
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Junior News
KGS Transview Junior
Monthly Medals
The 1st Junior Monthly Medals for the year was held on Saturday, 26th
March 2011. About 13 junior golfers took part in the event, which was
played at Siol / Demak Course.
The match had to be cut short due to unfavourable weather conditions
where all players managed to finish about 15 holes out of 18. Hence,
the result was announced based on a 15-hole score. Bum Jin took the
first placing with 74 gross edging Sara William by one stroke 75 and
Marie Ee Chapman in third with 76 gross. The Junior Golf Development
Chairman, Mr. Ken Lau was there to give away the prizes to all winners.
Congratulations!!!
SCOREBOARD
Monthly Medal ~ Combined
Gross (15 Holes)
1. Bum Jin
2. Sara William
3. Marie Ee Chapman
4. Aaron Lau
5. Elden Sim
6. Sean Domnu
7. Siti
74
75
76
78
79
80
83
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Golf Rules
Golf Lesson Times
Monday 12 noon to 6.30pm | Tuesday to Friday 6.30am to 6.30pm
Saturday 6.30am to 2pm | Sunday 10.30am to 2pm ; 5pm to 6.30pm
Junior Lessons
Saturday 2pm to 5pm
|
Sunday 7.30am to 10.30am ; 2pm to 5pm
Note-Night teaching
lessons will be posted at
the range notice board at
a later date.
Andrew Ratcliffe
Golf Professional
Handphone : 019 4849357
Lesson Fees:
Private Golf Lessons At The Driving Range
RM 100.00 per ¾ hour for Members - Tuesday to
Sunday (inclusive of public holidays)
RM 120.00 per ¾ hour for Non-members - Tuesday
to Sunday (inclusive of public holidays)
Playing Lessons At The Golf Course
Club Members: RM 200.00 (9 holes or 2 hours) –
Tuesday to Friday (excluding public holidays)
Non-members: RM 240.00 (9 holes or 2 hours
excluding green fees) – Tuesday to Friday (excluding
public holidays)
Golf without
mistakes is
like watching
haircuts. A
dinner without
wine.
~ Jum Murray
Health & Fitness
GYM NEWS
19
By : Perry
Clarence
Ragam
Soh
Gym Instructor
Mr. Australia 2010
Kho Kheng Yong
“I am truly happy and satisfied with my achievement
so far. All my hard work and sacrifices paid off.”
Former Mr. Australia 2006 Kho Kheng Yong had once again
made Malaysia proud by regaining his title and emerged as Mr.
Australia 2010 Bodybuilding winner in the 85 kg category. His
outstanding achievement had proven Malaysian athletes can
excel at international level in the bodybuilding arena.
He earned himself the prestigious title and became the best in
his own class when he beat his fellow Australian competitors in
the recent 2010 National Bodybuilding Championship, held in
Sydney, Australia, in October 2010.
He had also won the state championship title in Melbourne,
Australia two weeks before he was crowned the Australian
national champion.
“I am truly happy and satisfied with my achievement so far. All my
hard work and sacrifices paid off,” Kho said during an interview,
at the Sarawak Golf Club (KGS) here, yesterday.
Meanwhile, his former coach Clarence Soh said that he is
overwhelmed with Kho’s success throughout the years, especially
in the recent championship.
Kho’s huge success in bodybuilding has definitely given a huge
impact on the youths of today. Quite a number of the youths are
motivated by Kho’s outstanding achievements.
“On the other hand, I strongly feel that Kho’s tremendous
success, contributions
and
achievements
throughout the years in
bodybuilding deserves
full recognition from the
relevant authorities. It
would be nice to see our
locally born Sarawakian
to be recognised,” he
said.
According to Kho, there
will be no competition for him this year (2011). Kho is planning
to take a year’s break until next year. However, he will still do
his routine training in the gym. At the same time he would
be watching his diet to maintain his stamina, endurance and
bodybuilding form.
Kho’s career first started in 1998, when he was just turning 18.
He trained under the guidance of Clarence at Kelab Golf Sarawak
(KGS). Originated from Kuching, Kho’s bodybuilding career
kicked-off in 1999 when he won the Mr. Sarawak Junior title
followed by second placing in Mr. Malaysia Junior competition.
His big leap in the bodybuilding arena took place when he
left for Australia in 2000. Five years later, Kho’s first biggest
international achievement as a professional athlete came in the
year 2005 when he was placed third in the National Bodybuilding
competition (80 kgs category), in Australia.
Nevertheless, his high determination and effort finally paid-off in
the following year when he earned Mr. Australia championship in
the light heavy weight category, during the National Bodybuilding
Championship 2006, held in Melbourne, Australia.
Kho, 30, is currently working as an IT Specialist with a private
firm in Australia. Apart from that, his strong love and passion for
bodybuilding has never let him down. Despite his busy schedule
at work, he always makes sure that he would not neglect his
routine training.
As far as he is concerned, Kho said that he will continue his
bodybuilding career as long as it takes. Corporate sponsors as
well as state government’s recognition will definitely be much
help for the professional athlete.
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The Library
Title: Chicken Soup for the Soul, Tough Times, Tough People
Author: Jack Canfield
Inspiration, hope, and support for overcoming adversity, pulling together, making
do with less, facing challenges, and finding new joys in a simpler life.
Tough Times won’t last, but Tough People will with great stories about managing
the economic crisis and other personal challenges.
Chicken Soup for the soul: Tough Times, Tough People will encourage, inspire,
and support you through all types of difficult situations, whether financial,
health-related, family or personal issues. Read 101 personal stories from real
people about meeting their challenges:
• Downsizing and enjoying a simpler life
• Finding the silver lining in layoffs and
other economic troubles
• Living with illness and disability
• Surviving natural disasters
• Grief and healing
• The value of family and friends
• And 10 bonus stories about using faith
to pull through.
Title: A Doctor in the House
The Memoirs of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad
The West has called him recalcitrant, racist, anti-Semitic
and arrogant. The developing world, however, sees former
Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad as
a visionary champion, the rare leader who gave every Third
World individual reason to stand tall. Even his harshest critics
cannot deny that, above all else, he gave some of the most
neglected countries courage, showing the way to a more hopeful
future.
But it was not without controversy. His 22 years at the country’s helm has been
characterised as both dictatorial and inspiring. Few leaders have been able to turn an
entire country from a predominantly agrarian economy into an industrial powerhouse –
fewer still have been able to do so within a short two decades.
Here, with surgical precision, Dr Mahathir explores a nuanced history and scrutinizes
his own role in the shaping of modern Malaysia.
Title: Reversal
Author: Michael Connelly
Longtime defense attorney Mickey
Haller never thought he would
cross the aisle and work for the
prosecutionuntil
imprisoned
child killer Jason Jessup is granted a
retrial based on new DNA evidence.
Convinced Jessup is guilty, Haller
takes the case on the condition that
he gets to choose his investigator,
LAPD Detective Harry Bosch.
But there’s a serious political taint on the case, and Haller
must face down a celebrity defense attorney who has already
started trying it in the media. While Bosch searches the cold
trail for the eyewitness who was the key to Jessup’s original
conviction, the convict is released on bail. Now Haller and
Bosch fear the worst: this killer may have just gotten started
– and the trial is a matter of life or death for everyone.
Title: Night Life A Vamps Novel
Author: Nancy A Collins
When vampire heiress Lilith Todd decides she wants a modeling
career, she won’t let her father stop her – even if he does threaten
to cut off her credit cards.
Lilith’s rival, Cally Monture, is in a different kind of hot water.
Her boyfriend, Peter, is a vampire hunter – a sexy, sensitive soul
mate who just happens to be sworn to destroy her entire race.
With the Rauhnacht Grand Ball fast approaching, both girls
need the same things: a handsome escort and a dress to die for. But in a sea of shifting
and dangerous loyalties, there’s no telling who will betray them next.
Title: 566 Hari Mencari Cinta
Author: Ilya Abdullah
Kerana satu perjanjian, aku mencari cinta. Dan kerana perjanjian itu, aku
menemui cinta.
Firdayu: “Aku mencari cinta semata-mata kerana kemewahan yang bakal aku
kecapi dan aku tidak akan biarkan diriku tunduk pada cinta!”
Kid: “Semua orang menggelarkannya ‘poison ivy’. Cantik tetapi beracun. Tapi
aku tak kisah kerana aku akan sentiasa melindungi dia dari sebarang ancaman.
Kenapa? Itulah adalah tugas yang telah diamanahkan untuk aku.
Ruzair: “Aku cuba bermain dengan si ular ini namun akhirnya aku telah dipatuk. Semakin aku mengenali
dia, semakin aku ingin memiliki dia”.
566 hari… tempoh untuk Firdayu mencari cinta kerana satu perjanjian. Cinta senang dicari namun
mudahkah untuk mencari cinta sejati? Apakah lagi Firdayu memilih lelaki seperti memilih baju. Yang
berjenama lebih diutamakan. Tanpa jenama, dicampak ke tepi!.
Title: Altar Of Eden
Author: James Rollins
Baghdad falls…and armed men are
seen looting the city zoo. Amid a hail
of bullets, a concealed underground
lab is ransacked and something
horrific is set loose upon the world.
Seven years later, Louisiana state
veterinarian Lorna Polk investigates
an abandoned shipwrecked fishing
trawler carrying exotic caged animals,
part of a black market smuggling ring.
But there is something disturbingly
wrong with these beasts-each an unsettling
mutation of the natural order, all sharing
one uncanny trait: incredibly heightened
intelligence.
Joining forces with U.S. Border Patrol Agent
Jack Menard – a man who shares with her
a dark and bloody past – Lorna sets out to
uncover the truth about this strange cargo
and the terrorist threat it poses. Because a
beast escaped the shipwreck and is running
amok- and what is about to be born upon
the altar of Eden could threaten not only the
future of the world but the very foundation
of what it means to be human.
Golf Jokes
21
To break the monotony of serious writing, “The Golfer” includes jokes in this issue for your
entertainment. KGS members are welcome to contribute jokes to help enrich our collection. They
will be credited (or blamed) for whatever jokes they sent in and are published in this section. “The
Golfer” reserves the right to edit any joke submitted. We will make sure that jokes published are
decent and acceptable humour.
A
golf pro, who happened to be an atheist, took a golfing
vacation at a majestic mountain golf resort which
was surrounded by primeval forest, pristine flora and
fauna.
“What a magnificent and wooded golf course so close to
nature.”
“What powerful streams and waterfalls to soothe the
wounded heart.”
“What beautiful animals, a cosmic accident they call the
gift of Mother Nature.”
He muttered this to himself.
Standing on tee-box number 4 alongside the running
stream, he heard a rustling in the bushes behind him.
He turned to look. He saw a 7-foot male Bengal tiger
charging towards him.
Leaving everything he had behind, he ran as fast as he
could up the path. He looked over his shoulder and saw
that the tiger was closing in on him.
He looked over his shoulder again, and the tiger was even
closer.
He tripped and fell on the ground.
Being a good sportsman, he easily rolled over to pick
himself up but saw that the man-eating beast was right on
top of him, reaching for him with his left paw and raising his
right paw to strike him.
T
hree religious rabbis in black with long beards were
playing golf. A guy named Mulhaney wanted to play
golf and this was the only threesome in which he
could play. So he joined the rabbis and played 18 holes. At
the end of the game his score was 104. The other rabbis
shot 69, 70 and 71.
He said to them, “How come you all play such good
golf?”
The lead rabbi said, “When you live a religious life, join and
attend temple, you are rewarded.”
Mulhaney love golf and figure: “what do I have to lose?” At that very moment, the atheist cried out: “Oh my God!”
Time stopped.
The Bengal tiger froze.
The forest was silent.
As a bright light shone upon the atheist, a voice came out
of the sky.
“You deny my existence for all these years, teach others
I don't exist, and even credit creation to cosmic accident.
Do you expect me to help you out of this life and death
predicament? Am I to count you as a believer?”
The golfing atheist looked directly into the light, and said: “It
would be hypocritical of me to suddenly ask you to treat me
as a Christian now, but perhaps you could make the TIGER
a Christian so that he could put the Ten Commandments
into immediate practice?”
“Very well,” said the voice.
The light went out. The sounds of the forest resumed. And
the Bengal tiger dropped his right paw, brought both paws
together, bowed his head and prayed: “Lord, bless this
food, which I am about to receive from Thy bounty through
Christ our Lord, Amen.”
So he found a temple close to his home, attended twice a
week, converted, joined and lived a holy life. About a year
later he played golf with the three rabbis. He shot 104 and
they shot a 69, 70 and 71.
He said to them, “Okay, I joined the temple, lived a religious
life and I’m still shooting lousy.”
The lead rabbi said to him, “What temple did you join?”
He said, “Beth Shalom.”
The rabbi retorted, “Schmuck! That one’s for tennis!”
Golf Jokes
22
om Pike, an engineer by
profession, is an avid golfer. He was in the middle of a golf
course on a remote Australian cliff
playing alone. It’s a resort for the
very rich. Hence, the course had a
few golfers on any given day. T
B
Over his head, some distance away,
he saw a hot air balloon. Guess
who was in it? Julia Gillard, the first
female Australian Prime Minister. Julia suddenly realised she was lost. She reduced altitude and spotted
Tom Pike, the golfing engineer
below. She descended a bit more
and shouted: ”Excuse me, can you
help me? I promised Bob Brown I
would meet him an hour ago but I
don't know where I am.” One evening, at his club’s pub, he spotted the most beautiful woman he had
ever seen sitting alone at a table in the pub. He gulped a glass of whiskey to
give him enough courage to approach her.
Tom Pike replied from below,
“You're in a hot air balloon hovering
approximately 30 feet above the
ground. You're between 40 and 41
degrees north latitude and between
59 and 60 degrees west longitude.” ’Leary often played golf with his good buddy, John McFeigh. While playing,
O’Leary often confided in McFeigh some very personal matters. One day,
on the golf course, he said, “John, I am sad that my only daughter who
is away overseas has not been home for four or five years. I hoped nothing
happened to her.”
"You must be an engineer" said Julia.
"I am," replied Tom Pike, "How did
you know?"
“Well,” answered Julia, “everything
you have told me is probably
technically correct, but I've no idea
what to make of your information
and the fact is, I'm still lost. Frankly,
you've not been much help at all. If
anything, you've delayed my trip by
your talk.”
Tom Pike responded, “You must be
our PM.”
“I am,” replied Julia, “but how did
you know?”
“Well, you don't know where you
are or where you're going. You have
risen to where you are, due to a
large quantity of hot air. You made
a promise, which you've no idea
how to keep, and you expect people
beneath you to solve your problems.
The fact is you are in exactly the
same position you were in before
we met, but now, somehow, it's
my bloody fault,” shouted Tom Pike
angrily.
ob has been a golf pro all his life in spite of being born into a very wealthy
family. At a very marriageable age, he still lives at home with his father
who runs a lucrative business.
When Bob found out that he was going to inherit a fortune when his sickly
father died, he decided that he needed to find a wife with whom to share his
fortune.
He said to her, "I may look like just an ordinary guy, but in just a few years, my
father will die and I will inherit $200 million."
Impressed, the woman asked for his family’s business card and three days
later, she became Bob’s stepmother.
O
One Sunday morning, as O’Leary was all set for a round of golf with John
McFeigh, his daughter showed up at the door.
“Where have ye been all this time, child? Why did ye not write to us, not even
a line? Now, there’s Facebook, Twitter, no reason to not to communicate with
us. Why didn't ye call child? Can ye not understand what ye put yer old Mother
thru?”
The girl, crying, replied, “Sniff, sniff... Dad.... I became a prostitute.”
“Ye what!!? Get outta here, ye shameless harlot! Sinner! You're a disgrace to
this Catholic family.”
“OK, Dad... As ye wish.”
“I just came back to give Mum this luxurious fur coat, title deed to a ten bedroom
mansion plus a $5 million savings certificate. For my little brother, his gold Rolex. And for ye, Daddy, the sparkling new Mercedes Limited Edition convertible that's
parked outside, plus a membership to the most prestigious country club in the
whole island... (takes a breath)... And an invitation for ye all to spend New Year's
Eve on board my new yacht in the Riviera.”
“Now what was it ye said ye had become?” says
O’Leary.
The girl, crying again, ”Sniff, sniff... A prostitute,
Daddy! Sniff, sniff.” “Oh! Be Jesus! Ye scared me half to death, girl! I thought ye said a Protestant.”
“Come here and give yer old Dad a hug!!!”
BAD RELIGIOUS JOKE DISCLAIMER: We recognise that religious humour can be risky. It is our hope that by laughing at
ourselves (and others) we can make this subject more approachable. If you find religious jokes published here objectionable,
we apologise. As with most jokes, the original authors are unknown – but we thank them anyway.
Club Facilities
OPERATION HOURS
CONDITIONS & CHARGES
General Office
Reception Counter
Pro Shop
Driving Range
Mon-Fri
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sun
Closed
Mon - Sun
6:00 am - 8:00 pm
Mon - Fri
7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Sat, Sun & PH
6:30 am - 7:00 pm
Mon
12:00 noon - 9:00 pm
Tue - Fri
6:30 am - 9:00 pm
Large Bucket
RM7.00/bucket
Sat, Sun & PH
6:30 am - 7:00 pm
Small Bucket
RM3.00/bucket
Buggy Centre
Mon - Sun
6:45 am - 7:00 pm
Member -18 Holes
RM48.00/buggy
- 9 Holes
RM25.00/buggy
* one member is entitled to sign
one buggy at member’s rate
Reciprocal Member -18 Holes
RM70.00/buggy
- 9 Holes
RM35.00/buggy
Guest - 18 Holes
RM70.00/buggy
- 9 Holes
RM35.00/buggy
Green Fees (Guest)
Weekdays - 18 Holes
RM125.00
- 9 Holes
RM65.00
Weekends & Public Holidays - 18 Holes
RM180.00
- 9 Holes
RM95.00
Junior Golf Programme
Saturday
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Junior Member RM30.00/month
Sunday
7:30 am - 9:30 am
Junior Member RM30.00/month
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Junior Member
Gym
Mon - Tues
12:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Gym Membership
RM10.50/month
Wed - Sun & Public Holidays
9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Aerobic Session
Tue & Thu
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Free
Swimming Pool
Mon - Sun
8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Member’s Guest
RM5.00/head
Swimming Lesson
Mon
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Children - One Session weekly
RM50.00/month
Sat - Sun
4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Children - Two Sessions weekly
RM80.00/month
Sat 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Adult - One Session weekly
RM55.00/month
Badminton
Open Day Sessions
Mon - Fri
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
First to Register, First to Play
Free
Saturdays
2:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Sunday & P/Holidays
9:00 am - 10:00 pm
Ladies’ Day (all Tuesdays)
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Mens’ Day (all Fridays)
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Booking Sessions
7:00 pm - 12:00 midnight
Any playing member may book any one court
Adult Members only
(on hourly basis)
RM5.00/hour
Free Sessions
Mon - Fri
8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Free
Saturdays
8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Sundays & P/Holidays
8:00 am - 12:00 noon
Junior Coaching Clinic
Every Sunday
8:30 am - 10:30 am
Junior Members
RM25.00/month
Squash
Open Sessions Court 3 & 4
Mon - Sun
8:00 am - 7:00 pm Free
Booking Sessions
Tue & Thurs Court 3 & 4
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
RM 5.00/half hour
Mon - Sun Court 1 & 2
RM 5.00/half hour
Tennis
Open Day Sessions
Free
Mon - Sun Court 1 & 2
8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Mon - Sun Court 3 & 4
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Booking Sessions
Mon - Sun Court 3 & 4
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Without lighting
8:00 am - 10:00 am
RM 4.00/hour
All Courts-Hourly basis
7:00 pm - 12:00 midnight
With lighting
RM 10.00/hour
(failure to show up for the booked time and
cancellation on the day will result in a RM10.00 penalty
Junior Coaching Clinic
Every Sunday
9:00 am - 10:30 am
Junior Member
RM 25.00/month
Snooker & Billiards
Tues - Sunday
2:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Booked on hourly basis at
Mondays
Closed
First Hour
RM3.00/table
Second Hour
RM5.00/table
Third and Subsequent Hours
RM7.00/table
Cue Locker Rental
RM5.00/month
Library
Mon - Tue
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Library Membership
RM2.00/month
Wed - Sun & Public Holidays
8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Internet Facility
1st hour RM 1.00
Subsequent half hour
RM 1.00
Taekwondo
Sundays
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Monthly Fee
RM30.00
Member’s Children
Entrance Fee
RM20.00
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Reciprocal Clubs
Note : When visiting reciprocal clubs to play golf, members are advised to produce their membership cards together with an introduction/
handicap card. Introduction/handicap cards are obtainable at the Golf & Activities Section. Some reciprocal clubs may require advance notice
of your visit or green fees may be payable. For more information on club reciprocity, please contact the Activities Office at 082-440966.
JOHOR
BUKIT BANANG GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
No. 1, Persiaran Gemilang, Bandar Banang Jaya,
83000 Batu Pahat, Johor Darul Takzim.
Tel: 07-4286001/2 Fax: 07-4286801
PULAU PINANG
PENANG GOLF RESORT BERHAD**
Lot 2462, MK. 6, Jln. Bertam,
Seberang Prai Utara, Pulau Pinang.
Tel: 04-5782022 Fax: 04-5750226
KELAB GOLF DIRAJA JOHOR
Jln. Larkin, 80200 Johor Darul Takzim.
Tel: 07-2233322/2238079 Fax: 07-2240729
AUSTIN HILLS GOLF RESORT
Austin Hills Country Resort Bhd.
P.O. Box 155, Pos Malaysia Majidee, 81100 Johor Bahru.
Email : austinhillsgolf@austinhillsgolf.com
Tel : 07-3524300 Fax : 07-3538500
KEDAH DARUL AMAN
BLACK FOREST GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
Zon Bebas Cukai, Bukit Kayu Hitam,
06050 Jitra, Kedah Darul Aman.
Tel: 04-9222822 Fax: 04-9222798
PENANG TURF CLUB GOLF
Batu Gantong Road, 10450 Penang.
Tel: 04-2266701 Fax: 04-2266535
SABAH
BORNEO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB*
Borneo Golf Resort Bhd.
Km 69 Papar-Beaufort Highway,
Bongawan, Sabah, Malaysia.
Tel: 087-861888, 861750 Fax: 087-861333
KINABALU GOLF CLUB**
P O Box 10654, 88807 Kota Kinabalu.
Tel: 088-251615 Fax: 088-240166/232162
HARVARD GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
(Harvard Golf Resort (Jerai) Berhad) Bedong, Kedah.
Tel: 04-4586887 Fax: 04-4585888
LABUAN GOLF CLUB**
P O Box 297, 87008 Wilayah Persekutuan Labuan.
TeL 087-412810/711/712 Fax: 087-416260
KULIM GOLF & COUNTRY RESORT SDN. BHD.**
Persiaran Kulim Golf, Kulim Hi-Tech Park,
09000 Kulim, Kedah Darul Aman.
Tel: 04-4032828 Fax: 04-4032888
SABAH GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
Reservoir Road, Bkt Padang, 88820 Kota Kinabalu
Tel: 088-247533 Fax: 088-225243/254997
KELANTAN
KELAB GOLF & DESA KELANTAN
(Kelantan Golf & Country Club)
5488 Jln. Hospital, Kota Bahru,
15200 Kelantan Darul Iman.
Tel: 09-7741547 Fax: 09-7745798
SANDAKAN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
P O Box 541, 87008 Sandakan, Sabah.
Tel: 089-660557 Fax: 089-660584
KUALA LUMPUR
KELAB GOLF DIRAJA SELANGOR*
Jln. Kelab Golf, P O Box 11051, 55000 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 03-92848433/92063333 Fax: 03-92853939/92811440
KELAB GOLF PERKHIDMATAN AWAM MALAYSIA
Bukit Kiara, Off Jalan Damansara, Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 03-79573344/7957531 Fax: 03-79577821/79574484
TAWAU GOLF CLUB**
P O Box 697, 91008 Tawau, Sabah.
Tel: 089-772776 Fax: 089-762904
KENINGAU GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
Jalan Luagan, Kampung Pasir Putih,
P.O. Box 990, 89008 Keningau, Sabah.
Tel : 087-331113 Fax : 087-333002
KELAB TAMAN PERDANA DIRAJA KUALA LUMPUR
P O Box 10642, 50702 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-26985133 Fax: 03-26989889
KELAB GOLF KUDAT
Jalan Lintas, Kudat, W.D.T. 18
89059 Kudat, Sabah.
Tel : 088-611002 Fax : 088-611003
MELAKA
AYER KEROH COUNTRY CLUB
P O Box 232, 75450 Melaka.
Tel: 06-2332000/2324351 Fax: 06-2332007
SARAWAK
KELAB GOLF BINTULU**
P O Box 1072, Tg. Kidurong Road, 97008 Bintulu.
Tel: 086-253213/252001 Fax: 086-253754
NEGERI SEMBILAN
KELAB DIRAJA SRI MENANTI**
Istana Perkasa Alam, 71550 Sri Menanti.
Tel: 06-4979900 Fax: 06-4979600/4979888
KELAB GOLF MIRI
P O Box 101, 98107, Lutong, Miri.
Tel: 085-416787/438190 Fax: 085-417848
KELAB GOLF SIBU**
Mile 101/2, Oya Road, 96000 Sibu.
Tel: 084-228119 Fax: 084-229120
KELAB GOLF DIRAJA PALM SPRING**
Batu 13, Km 21, Jln. Pantai, Mukim Pasir Panjang,
71250 Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan.
Tel: 06-6619599 Fax: 06-6619651
SELANGOR
KELAB GOLF NEGARA SUBANG**
P O Box 151, 46710 Petaling Jaya.
Tel: 03-78760388/643/227/742/692 Fax: 03-78749796
NILAI SPRINGS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
PT 4770, Bandar Baru Nilai, P.O. Box 50,
71801 Nilai, Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus
Tel: 06-8508888 Fax: 06-8503388
SEREMBAN INTERNATIONAL GOLF CLUB
P O Box 88, 70710 Seremban.
Tel: 06-6775277/6775787/6772309 Fax: 06-6772309
KELAB GOLF SULTAN ABDUL AZIZ SHAH*
Peti Surat 7267, 40708 Shah Alam.
Tel: 03-55105872/55191512 Fax: 03-55105860
STAFFIELD COUNTRY RESORT BERHAD**
Batu 13, Jalan Seremban-Kuala Lumpur,
71700 Mantin, Negeri Sembilan.
Tel: 03-87666117 Fax: 03-87667173
KELAB RAHMAN PUTRA MALAYSIA**
Batu 13.5, Jalan Kuala Selangor, Bukit Rahman Putra,
Sg. Buloh, 47000 Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Tel: 03-61566870 Fax: 03-61560280
PAHANG
AWANA GENTING HIGHLANDS
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
8th Mile, Genting Highlands,
69000 Genting Highlands, Pahang Darul Makmur.
Tel: 03-61013015 Fax: 03-61013535/61023080
KELAB REKREASI TENTERA UDARA
Pengkalan Udara TUDM, Subang, 46740 Petaling Jaya.
Tel: 603-78467170
Fax: 78464415 (Admin) / 78465635 (Gold Centre)
KELAB GOLF DIRAJA PAHANG
P O Box 53, 25700 Kuantan, Pahang Darul Makmur.
Tel: 09-5675811/5675812 Fax: 09-5671170
MONTEREZ GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
MWE Golf & Country Club Berhad (208507 - P)
P O Box 7477, 40716 Shah Alam, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Tel: 03-7465989/78465989 Fax: 03-78467881/78467343
PERAK
KELAB GOLF DIRAJA PERAK
Tiger Lane, 33150 Perak Darul Ridzuan.
Tel: 05-5473266/5453266/5465560
Fax: 05-5455046 (Golf) / 05-5479266 (Admin)
PERANGSANG TEMPLER GOLF CLUB**
Templer Park Golf Resort Berhad,
No. 1, Templer Park Resort, 48000 Rawang.
Tel: 03-60910022
Fax: 03-60910023/60914770/60914310
CLEARWATER SANCTUARY GOLF RESORT
Lot 6019, Jln Changkat Larang, 31000 Batu Gajah, Perak.
Tel: 05-3667433 Fax: 05-3667434
MERU VALLEY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
Jln. Bukit Meru, 30020 Ipoh.
Tel: 05-5293300/5263333 Fax: 05-5293311
Teluk Rubiah Country Club**
P O Box 27, 32040 Sri Manjung, Perak.
Tel: 05-6887300 Fax: 05-6886539
SAUJANA GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB*
Saujana Resort Seksyen U2, 40150 Shah Alam
Tel : 03 78461466 Fax : 03 78467818
Website : www.saujana.com.my
Templer Park Country Club**
KM21, Jalan Rawang, 48000 Rawang.
Tel: 03-6091911/9630 Fax: 03-60919807/9164
TERENGGANU
GREER ACRES GOLF & COUNTRY RESORT
(Formerly Known as Tuanku Mizan Golf & Country Resort)
969, Kg. Tok Adis, Kuala Ibai,
20400 Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu.
Tel: 09-6163500/6163600 Fax: 09-6163700
Email: ibaigolf@celcom.net.my
Website: www.ibaigolf.com
KELAB GOLF DAN KREASI PETRONAS
24200 Kemasik, Kemaman, Terengganu.
Tel: 09-8640232/8640259/544 Fax: 09-8640233
KUALA TERENGGANU GOLF RESORT**
Tok Jembol, Mukim Kuala Nerus,
21300 Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu.
Tel: 09-6666836/6660613 Fax: 09-6666493
AUSTRALIA
DARWIN GOLF CLUB
Links Road Marrara, N.T. 0812, Northern Territory, Australia 0801.
Tel: 08-8927-1322 Fax: 08-8927-2567
INDOOROOPILLY GOLF CLUB
Meiers Road, Indooroopilly 4068,
P O Box 188, Indooroopilly, Queensland, 4068.
Tel: 07-3721 2121 Fax: 07-3870 5013
Website:www.indooroopillygolf.com.au
Email:admin@indooroopillygolf.com.au
LONG ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB**
Dandenong Road, Frankston North, Victoria 3200, Australia.
Tel: 97864122 Fax: 97867717
OATLANDS GOLF CLUB LIMITED
A.C.N.000 265 531, Bettington Road, Dundas, New South Wales.
Tel: 630-1260/630-1269 Fax: 630-2586
THE GRANGE GOLF CLUB
The Grange Golf Club Incorporated.
White Sands Drive, Seaton, South Australia.
Tel: 08-8355 7100 Fax: 08-8355 7199
BRUNEI
PANAGA GOLF CLUB
BSP Co. Sdn Bhd., Seria. Bandar Seri Begawan.
Tel: 0803-373142 Fax: 0803-333607
PANTAI MENTIRI GOLF CLUB
KM 151/2 Jln. Kota Batu, Peti Surat 1646, Bandar Seri Begawan.
Tel: 673-2791021 / 2792014 Fax: 673-2790773
Email: infodesk@pantaimentirigolfclub.com
PHILIPPINES
APO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
Bago, 8000 Davao City, Philippines.
Tel: 63-82-297-2150/297-20290/298-2851
Fax: 63-82-297-2036
NEW ZEALAND
GULF HARBOUR COUNTRY CLUB*
P O Box 527, Whangaparaoa, 0943 Auckland, New Zealand.
Tel: 64-9-4240971 Fax: 64-9-4244739
RUSSLEY GOLF CLUB
428 Memorial Avenue, P. O. Box 14-045,
Christchurch, New Zealand.
Tel: 03-3584748 Fax: 03-3587480
Email: info.@russleygc.co.nz
Website: www.russleygolfclub.co.nz
SINGAPORE
Orchid Country Club**
1, Orchid Club Road, Singapore
Tel: 02-67559811 Fax: 02-67557972
SELETAR COUNTRY CLUB
101 Seletar Club Road, Singapore 798273.
Tel: 02-64814812 Fax: 02-64813000/64810311/64813111
SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB**
P O Box 50, Singapore 9157
Tel: 02-64592222 (Island Location) Fax: 02-64559649
Tel: 02-64662244 (Bukit Location) Fax: 02-64690344
THE KEPPEL CLUB**
Bukit Chermin, Singapore 0410
Tel: 65-63755569/70/71 Fax: 65-62721563
THE WARREN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB**
No. 81, Choa Chu Kang Way
Tel: 02-65861245 Fax: 02-65861235/59
Website: www.warren.org.sg
RAFFLES COUNTRY CLUB
450 Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Singapore 639932
Tel: 02-68617649/68617655 Fax: 02-68615293/68615563
Website: www.rcc.org/corp/
JURONG COUNTRY CLUB
9 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609078
Tel: 02-65605655 Fax: 02-65671900
CHINA
ZHAOQING RESORT AND GOLF CLUB
Huilong Town, Gaoyao City, Zhaoqing Guandong Province, China.
Email : zqgolf@zhaoqinggolf.com
Tel : 86-758-8162168 Fax : 86-758-8162078
* No signing facilities and 50% Discount on Green Fee ** No signing facilities
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