NSRCC Unveils its Future Plans to Members Through a 3rd Town Hall Session. Front page. Seen & Heard He Proves Age Is Really Just A Number

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1 Page 12 Front page NSRCC Unveils its Future Plans to Through a 3rd Town Hall Session Page 4 Seen & Heard He Proves Age Is Really Just A Number Page 11 On Par Temporary Driving Range Information Seen & Heard Team NSRCC Strikes Gold! Page 5 A bi-monthly publication by National Service Resort & Country Club Mar I Apr 2015

2 GUEST-Of-HONOUR DR NG ENG HEN Minister for Defence May 16 & NSRCC Charity Golf 2015 Beneficiaries Kheng Chiu Happy Lodge Ling Kwang Home for Senior Citizens O Joy Care Services Singapore Cheshire Home Mar I Apr 2015 Contents Seen & Heard He Proves Age Is Really Just A Number Team NSRCC strikes gold Ang Pow Bowl 2015 Relax with Meridien Massage Updates 24 Upcoming Events & Promos 25 On Par ENTRANCE FEES Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course National Service Resort & Country Club 50 Neo Tiew Lane 3 Singapore Preferred session of play is subject to availability of slots $250 (Member, Basic Member & Guests) For more details, please call HIO Achievers Momohut reopens Golf 101: Rule 23 Loose Impediments Greenside Matters The Best Feeling in Golf is No Feeling at ALL Temporary Driving Range Information Aerification: The Why and How Front Page NSRCC Unveils its Future Plans to Through a 3rd Town Hall Session In & Around NSRCC Partner Promotions 26 Swimming Lessons Tennis Lessons Karaoke Singing Lessons Bicycle Maintenance Workshop by Park Tool School Karaoke Promotions Bowling Promotions Annual Snooker Closed Tournament 2015 NSRCC Flea Market by the Pool In every issue Office Bearers At your service The Editor Speaks Facilities Directory Affiliated Clubs Kick-Start the Journey to Your Fitness Goals with Kickboxing! KSGC s Terrace Café Introduces New Dishes to Whet Your Appetite Notice of Swimming Pool Closure for Maintenance An Afternoon of Indulgence with Dim Sum at JUMBO Editor Tan Sze Wah Editorial Team Chua Swee Kiat, Derick Tang, Maureen Teo, Derrick Hia, Sheena Anne-Marie, Carmen Woo is published bi-monthly by National Service Resort & Country Club 10 Changi Coast Walk, Singapore Tel: Fax: MICA (P) No. 149/09/2014 Address corpcomms@nsrcc.com.sg Designed & Printed by Semco Design Communications Pte Ltd 12 The views and comments in this magazine may not necessarily represent that of the NSRCC management. No part of this magazine may be reproduced without prior written permission from NSRCC. All correspondences should be addressed to the Editor, RESORT VIEW. CERT No SS ISO 9001: 2000

3 resort view 2 resort view 3 officebearers Patron Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong Board of Directors Chan Yeng Kit Deputy Chairmen Yip Seng Cheong Leo LG Ng Chee Meng Director Teo Eng Dih Tan Kean Loong Keith General Committee President LG Ng Chee Meng Vice President Comr Yap Wee Teck Eric Teo Eng Dih Captain Tan Kah Han BG (NS) Tung Yui Fai Goh Eng Yau Laurence Teoh Ai Lin Kwa Hian Djoe Andrew Lee Chee Peng Leong Chee Keen Edward Tan Sze Wah Wong Liang Chin Jeffrey Secretary Ng Heng Chew Treasurer Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Changi Management Committee NSRCC CHANGI Teo Eng Dih Vice- Lee Chee Peng Too Chee Keong Patrick Toh Bee Chew Winston Ng Heng Chew Ho Chee Boon Stanley Sua Boon Seng James Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Kranji Management Committee Comr Eric Yap Wee Teck Vice- Col Chua Boon Keat Lionel Chai Yee Yuen Calvin Siow Kah Weng Derrick Goh Soon Hee Ng Heng Chew Ho Chee Boon Stanley Sua Boon Seng James Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Chan Lee Hock Disciplinary Committee Teoh Ai Lin Keok Tong San Leong Chun Kong Steven Low Soon Heng Rajan s/o Sankaran Nair Siva Shanmugam Toh Eng Kian Kelvin Yong Eng Wah ENGAGEMENT Committee Kwa Hian Djoe Andrew Lee Hu Geck Cynthia Sin Guan Heng Danny Seah Chin Aik Toh Bee Chew Winston Resort & Facilities Committee Lee Chee Peng Vice Too Chee Keong Patrick Convenor (Bowling) Soh Bee Leng Richard Convenor (Tennis/Squash) Lee Cher Tong David Convenor (Family Recreation) Florence Khemlani Convenor (Billiard) Tan Chong Keat Dennis Kuek Chiew Peng Tang Ing Koon Derick Editorial Committee Honorary Editor/ Tan Sze Wah Chua Swee Kiat Tang Ing Koon Derick Teo Whee Sian Maureen AUDIT COMMITTEE Goh Eng Yau Laurence Leong Chee Keen Edward Wong Liang Chin Jeffrey Looi Wan Hui Greens Committee Captain Tan Kah Han Vice Captains Chong Chin Wah Jenny Tay Kian Hwee David Chua Peng Hock William Chua Yam Seng Huang Mee Foh David Lim Cher Meng Henry Ng Kim Teck Vincent Tan Yong Hui Brian Tay Siak Meng William Teo Whee Sian Maureen HANDICAP Committee Chua Peng Loke Vincent Quek Hock Seng Adrian Tan Lay Har Lee Yan Chu Andrew Koh Boon Check ESTABLISHMENT COMMITTEE Teo Eng Dih Leong Chee Keen Edward Lee Meng Guek Ivy Wong Liang Chin Jeffrey Redevelopment Committee Advisor Teo Eng Dih Lee Chee Peng Tan Kah Han Kan Kong Cheong Looi Wan Hui Tan Yong Hui Brian Tay Kian Hwee David atyourservice GENERAL MANAGER Ng Heng Chew gm@nsrcc.com.sg DIRECTORS Business Strategy, Resort & MMC Stanley Ho stanley@nsrcc.com.sg Golf James Sua, CGCS jamessua@nsrcc.com.sg MANAGERS Golf Changi Jason Yeo jasonyeo@nsrcc.com.sg Kranji Sanctuary Chan Lee Hock leehock@nsrcc.com.sg Facilities David Ho david@nsrcc.com.sg Finance & Admin Joanne Tan joanne@nsrcc.com.sg Business Strategy & MMC Derrick Hia derrickhia@nsrcc.com.sg HR & Training Joey Leau joey@nsrcc.com.sg Information Technology IT@nsrcc.com.sg Assistant Manager, IT Steven Koh steven@nsrcc.com.sg FINANCE (Payment & Statement of Accounts Enquiries) finance@nsrcc.com.sg Officer (Credit) Quck Lian Chuan hip & MARKETING membership@nsrcc.com.sg Assistant Manager, hip Tan Ei Kheng CSO hip Faezah Norazuana Executive (Marketing) Alix Chu Corporate Communications corpcomms@nsrcc.com.sg Executive (Corporate Comm) Sheena Anne-Marie Assistant Executive (Corporate Comm) Carmen Woo GOLF golfing@nsrcc.com.sg Executive (Golf) Ong Eng Peng Assistant Executive (Golf) May Lim Supervisor (Driving Range) David Oliveiro KRANJI SANCTUARY kranji@nsrcc.com.sg Senior Executive (Golf, KSGC) Derrick Tay Assistant Executive (Golf, KSGC) Fadzli Assistant Executive (Operations, KSGC) Nasarudin Course Maintenance Course Superintendent (Changi) Lim Ching Chai Course Superintendent (Kranji) Lee Yew Kee BUNGALOWS bungalows@nsrcc.com.sg Assistant Manager, Resort Francis Yuen Assistant Executive (Bungalows) Safiee SPORTS/RECREATION Executive (S&R) Mark Ong Senior Officer (S&R) Juhainiemasra Assistant Officer (S&R) Ernawaty Resort NSRCC bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg Executive (Resort) Dennis Chew CORPORATE/ PRIVATE EVENTS events@nsrcc.com.sg Assistant Manager, Resort Yam Chung Wai Executive (Event Management) Patrick Soong Assistant Executive (Event Management) Regina Soo Editor Tan Sze Wah Dear, Welcome back. I hope you managed to get some rest after all the house visits and festivities. This year aside from celebrating with relatives, I had the pleasure of being invited to two enjoyable parties with friends from NSRCC. One threw a big bash to celebrate his half century birthday while another organised a party to celebrate his first golf Hole-in-one. Time for me to increase gym visits to burn off the excess calories! Exciting news is that there are plans to expand our gym with more equipment and facilities, so stay tuned! In this issue, we have included information on the reconfiguration of our Changi golf course. This is due to the expansion of the airport and its supporting infrastructure. In the short term, there will be some construction and minor diversion much like road works you see around East Coast area recently, but I am always optimistic that things will be much better in the end. More exciting developments will be coming up and you can get information about it in our future RV issues, our website and on our Facebook page. Kranji will be the venue of our Charity golf event this year where our club will be raising funds for the elderly. Captain and Greens committee members will be organising this event and if you know them like I do, you can be sure of having a great time! Read about how the Bowling Centre celebrated Chinese New Year with their unique Ang Pow Bowl event. And for the second time, NSRCC s staff bowling team clinched the Championship title at the staff interclub bowling competition. We also turned the spotlight on Uncle Tham, who has been with us since the Club s conception, and is our oldest staff. As the nation celebrates SG50, find out what s his secrets to staying hale and hearty! See you around. Sze Wah theeditorspeaks

4 seen&heard resort view 4 resort view 5 A Exclusive! He Proves Age Is Really Just A Number Mr Tham Boon Siang, affectionately known as Uncle Tham not only within the walls of our lively Jackpot room but throughout NSRCC, is definitely no stranger to both club staff and members. This year marks 21 years of his service with us, which he so gaily talks about when he recalls his happy moments in the club, memories which he holds dearly. seen&heard Team NSRCC Strikes Gold! eam NSRCC had once again done us proud at the T 2nd Staff Inter-Club Bowling Competition held on 26 Jan 2015 at Orchid Country Club. Besides the fun and interactions, the team (together with their pongpong team) saw intense competition amongst the 10 participating clubs. The team did not get off to a great start, coming in second last place in the first game. Despite not flourishing in the beginning, the team went against all odds and pulled through, emerging triumphant after three games as the CHAMPION with a total score of Uncle Tham has loyally stood by the club since its humble beginnings in 1994, where he had just switched over from his previous career in banking, and set foot on an entirely new journey, one that would see him through all the way till now. I enjoy working in this environment, the people are friendly, working relationships have turned into longlasting friendships with so many people. The job is easy for me, and I basically love what I do says Uncle Tham when asked what is the secret to his many years of service with NSRCC. March 9th 2015 is definitely set to be no ordinary day for him as he turns 80 years old, making him the oldest staff in the entire club! Remember now, age is truly just a number. His hale and hearty appearance along with his amiable nature, truly makes this man one of a kind! He has worked this long as he is a firm believer that an active mind is better than a stagnant one. You need to keep your mind awake and active at this age, and I preferred doing this all these years. I feel that if you stay at home and not do anything, you slowly begin to deteriorate. NSRCC s Scores : 501 (1st game); 671 (2nd game); 762 (3rd game) The Champions - Team NSRCC 1st Runner Up - Singapore Cricket Club Uncle Tham posing at the then-jackpot Room! Uncle Tham intends to retire towards the end of this year, so that he gets to spend time with his family and also enjoy the golden years of his life. His wishes for the club? I hope to see the club grow even more, especially with all the developments it is undergoing so that we can attract younger NSmen to be a part of something that is set to be big. And here is wishing you Uncle Tham, a very Happy Birthday and may you be blessed in abundance! 2nd Runner Up - Warren Golf & Country Club Uncle Tham in the middle with colleagues-turnedfriends at a wedding dinner! Friendships that were made to last, Uncle Tham and friends (also Staff both present & past) of NSRCC.

5 seen&heard resort view 6 resort view 7 Ang Pow Bowl 2015 s part of our Chinese A New Year celebrations, Resort Bowl was proud to host Ang Pow Bowl 2015 on 8 February. 1st Position Cheah Ray Han 2nd Position Derek Chan The competition saw 38 bowlers fighting it out in a total of 8 games, comprising of 2 standard games, 3 set of 8 Pin Tap and 3 set of 9 Pin Tap with no handicap. A new young champion emerged with 1st place going to Mr Cheah Ray Han, our junior youth bowler, who had a pin fall of Mr Derek Chan, who is no stranger to the podium, took 2nd place, with total pin fall of Mr Kelvin Kee claimed the 3rd position with a pin fall of 1823, while Mr Loke Chor and Mr Glenn Choo came in 4th and 5th with a pin fall of 1793 and 1760 respectively. We also gave away 3 prizes for Perfect Game (combination of 9 pin tap and 8 pin tap). The three winners are Ms Isabelle Lee, Mr Cheah Ray Han and Mr Kelvin Kee. All registered participants received a lucky draw Ang Pow cash money at the end of the event, in appreciation for their support to the Ang Pow Bowl rd Position Kelvin Kee Perfect Game - 8 Pin Tap - Kelvin Kee 4th Position Loke Chor Perfect Game - 8 Pin Tap - Cheah Ray Han Perfect Game - 8 Pin Tap - Isabelle Lee 5th Position Glenn Choo onpar Hole-In-One Achievers S/N When Who Where H cap 1 6 February, 2015 Chung Meng Kong Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # February, 2015 Chia Kean Beng Allen Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # January, 2015 Chua Boon Hiong Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # January, 2015 Ho Chee Chong Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # January, 2015 Goh Chu Ping John Navy Course Hole January, 2015 Chua Yam Seng Army Course Hole January, 2015 Heng Kee Meng Navy Course Hole January, 2015 Chua Hock Leong John Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # January, 2015 Philip Fong Navy Course Hole December, 2014 Wee Tian Chwee Jeffrey Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # December, 2014 Sim Kok Heng Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # December, 2014 Tee Seng Chee Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # December, 2014 Lim Yew Chong Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # December, 2014 Sim Boh Che Frankie Army Course Hole December, 2014 Tan Chin Chye Jonas Wind Valley Public Course Hole December, 2014 Swa Bee Kwang Navy Course Hole December, 2014 Gary Chua Gim Kie Sir James Country Club, Course A Hole December, 2014 Alvin Ong Navy Course Hole December, 2014 Soh Boon Kiang Army Course Hole November, 2014 Wong Kim Pin Calvin Sembawang Country Club Hole October, 2014 William Pang Wee Tong Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # For results of Monthly Medal, please go to For the love of Thai food, MoMo Hut re-opens its doors on March with an entirely new concept. If fragrant grilled meat is what tickles your fancy (or tummy), look no further! Priced at S$45++ for a set menu fit to serve 3 to 4 people, you can look forward to an array of meat and seafood awaiting to be grilled to perfection. NSRCC are entitled to a 10% off your total bill! Relax with Meridian Massage articpants attended a massage workshop on P Sunday, 11 Jan The two hour free workshop was conducted by Ms Patsy Goh, trainer from Essentially Meridian, to give awareness on health issues. She covered topics such as the concept of Meridian, Herbs (Magnolia, Patchhouli, Forsythia, Angelica, Valerian) and Meridians, as well as use of Pure Essential Oils. A demo of using a Guasa Board on shoulders. Opening Special!!! Participants received a free massage session using Guasa Board. Using the natural product from Essentially Meridian, participants got to experience detoxification without having to feel any pain during the process.

6 resort view 8 resort view 9 Golf101 Rule 23 Loose Impediments onpar onpar Dear Golfers Greenside Matters FEB 2015 Gong Xi Fa Cai! And here s wishing you lots of birdies, eagles, hole-in-one and continuing improvements to your game and handicap in Definition: Loose impediments are natural objects such as stones, leaves, twigs, and branches. However, loose soil and sand are considered loose impediments on putting green but not elsewhere. We will tee off the New Year by sharing a few features, which have been added to the club, as we continually look at ways to improve the golfing experience for your guests and you. CHANGES TO THE GOLF COURSE & DRIVING RANGE AT SAFRA LOCATION WEF 1st March 2015, another phase of changes is upon us as we close Army Course for reconfiguration. We will use a temporary 9-holes based on the available space left from our old Air Force Course. The authorities have allowed us to utilize the land, while we reconfigure our course. Changi location will still have 18 holes open for play and the course will play to a par 71. The club plans to complete the reconfiguration works by December 2015 and members can look forward to playing on the new course then. The driving range will also be affected during the reconfiguration of the golf course and will be torn down. A temporary driving range has been planned during this interim period until a new driving range is built. For more details on the development, do look out for Resort View March/April 2015 issue and also on our club website. Situation: Loose impediment behind golfer s ball Picking up loose impediment - Yes CHANGES TO COURSE MARKING FOR GOLF COUSE AT SAFRA LOCATION Following feedback from members, we have reviewed the course marking for Navy Hole#8. The area in question is located behind the green, and if a player s golf ball comes to rest within the shrubs and is deemed unplayable by the golfer, the options for dropping a ball are limited and may result in delays. After reviewing the situation and in the interests of safety and pace of play, the Greens Committee has decided to implement Internal Out of Bounds (OB) beyond the buggy track behind the green. The Internal OB will stretch from the far end of the pond (running along the Hole#9 fairway) till the end of White Tee Hole #9. Any ball beyond the buggy track behind of Hole #8 green and any ball flying beyond the pond and landing on the Hole #9 fairway is considered OB. ERROR IN REPORTING HANDICAP MATTERS IN DECEMBER 2014 GREENSIDE MATTERS In the December 2014 Greenside matter, it was mentioned that if a non-submission of scores was found, the system will automatically submit a score of 2 under par, so do ensure accurate and timely submission. We would like to clarify that this is incorrect. The correction should read as, The system will automatically submit a score equal to the lowest differential in your scoring record. Happy golfing! FEB 2015 MAR 2015 Kicking loose impediment - No Using club to knock away loose impediment - No Brushing them off with your club will certainly move loose soil and therefore incur a penalty of two strokes. Chris Wood of European Tour incurred a 2-stroke penalty at the Alfred Dunhill Links Tournament in October 2014, on the last day of the tournament. For this infringement, he finished placing 9th instead of 5th, reducing his prize money by half, to EUR79,600 from EUR159,200! Tan Kah Han Club Captain UPCOMING EVENTS Monthly Medal (PM) & Monthly Medal (PM) & Sat 7 qualifier for handicap KRANJI Sat 21 qualifier for club SAFRA Matchplay by Division Championship Matchplay Sun 8 1st rd H cap M play by Div KRANJI Sun 28 1st rd Club C ship M play SAFRA Sat 14 2nd rd H cap M cap by Div KRANJI Sat 29 2nd rd Club C ship M play SAFRA Sun 15 Final rd H cap M play by Div KRANJI

7 onpar onpar resort view 10 resort view 11 The Best Feeling in Golf is No Feeling at ALL You ve probably never heard that one before but it is true. Really good players know what it means. When you have all the parts of your swing synchronized each doing their job, each contributing their bit, there will be a feeling of nothingness. In fact, if any one part does do something in excess, you will most likely feel that, and then you would know that something is probably wrong. It s different when you are going through the construction phase of your swing development because feelings are all over the place during that phase. Sometimes you are intentionally feeling something to generate a favourable change in your swing motion. But it is interesting because once all is done and the dust has settled, and you have toiled for many years to create a fluid, efficient, effective golf swing, at the end of the tunnel where you could see that light shining, there will be a swing that has no feeling. And that is the Holy Grail of golf. The Release Another interesting part of the golf swing often misunderstood is the release. And what I would like to point out here is how critical the position of where the centre of mass of the club-head is in relation to your hands in the delivery position on the downswing (see photos below). And emphasise how much that actually dictates the quality of your release through the impact area without you having to do anything else. When the centre of mass of the club, which is really saying the club head, is outside your hands at the delivery position coming down (as in the student on the left), the inertia of the system will do everything in its power to open the club as it comes through the ball. That will result in a slice - a pulling across the ball motion with the club face left open and really any other result would be as a result of some artificial flick of the hands. On the other hand if the club head is slightly under the hands at this delivery position (student on the right), the inertia will work the opposite way it will work the club over, from open to closed, all by its self. Don t you just love science! Now the forces that we are talking about here apparently are that great that most people won t have the strength to resist them. Of course the forces of inertia strengthen with speed. So squaring that club face up at impact may not be such a tricky task but merely a case of practicing getting the club to fall down slightly under the hand line at the delivery position. This needs to be measured using high speed cameras as even the trained naked eye struggles to see exactly where it is. The feeling when you re achieving it is the critical information that the golfer needs to take away. Not too much inside or else you will end up hitting big hooks. If slicing is your predominant ball flight, come and see our qualified PGA Golf Professionals down at the Academy to help put you on the straight and narrow. Phil Brew PGA of Australia & Singapore Temporary Driving Range Information Come 1 April 2015, our current driving range will be torn down and it will make way for our new golf course development. To ensure that members are still able to continue practising, we will be providing a temporary driving range. Please see below for more information of the Temporary Driving Range. 1. LOCATION & OPERATING HOURS The Temporary Driving Range will be located at the far end of our current driving range Day range only and operating hours will be from 0700hr to 1900hrs, last sale of 50balls will be at 1830hrs. 2. FERRY SERVICE A ferry service will be provided for members between the Clubhouse and Temporary Driving Range. It is not advisable to walk to the Temporary Driving Range. The ferry service runs at 15 mins intervals and begins at 0700hrs. Pick Up point is located just outside the buggy dispatch area, and at the temporary buggy parking area at Driving Range Office In event of heavy rain or Cat-1, there may be delays to the timing of the ferry service and the pick-up point will be relocated inside the covered buggy dispatch area for shelter. Last pick from the club house pick up point will be at 1830hrs and last trip from driving range back to club house will be at 1900hrs daily. 3. FACILITIES 35 Covered Practise Bays Driving Range Office Ball Dispensing Machine Golf Academy Office Snack Bar Rest Room Facilities 4. CARD VALIDATION AND TOP UP Validation and top up of driving range stored value cards can only be done at the golf reception counter. Do note that no top up or activation service is available at the Driving Range Office due to limitation at the temporary site. 5. FLOW FOR GOLFERS HEADING TO THE PRACTISE RANGE Arrive at the club Validate & Top up of Card at Golf Reception Proceed to Ferry Service Pick-Up point Arrive at Driving Range and proceed to ball dispensing machine to collect practise range balls Proceed to practise Upon completion of practise members can proceed to the ferry service Pick-Up point to wait for return buggy back to club house

8 frontpage frontpage resort view 12 resort view 13 Updates from NSRCC s Town Hall Session NSRCC Unveils its Future Plans to Through a 3rd Town Hall Session OOn January 9, members of NSRCC were invited to attend the Club s third consecutive Town Hall Session to be briefed on the latest updates and future plans of NSRCC. This session was aimed at providing our members with a bigger picture on how the club intends to move forth to meet their needs. The session was hosted by Mr Teo Eng Dih, Director (Manpower, MINDEF) and NSRCC Vice-President. Also present were BG Tung Yui Fai, (Director, National Service Affairs, MINDEF) and, Strategic Review Committee; Mr Tan Kah Han,, Redevelopment and Greens Committee; as well as Mr Ng Heng Chew, General Manager of the Club. Mr Ng commenced the session by bringing our members through how the redevelopment works stemmed from the announcement, made back in February 2014 on the land take issue. He also mentioned that the impact of the land take will be multifaceted. Through the support of Ministry of Defence (MINDEF), the Club is working closely with various agencies and consultants to come about with a comprehensive set of plans for the future of NSRCC. A Strategic Review committee spearheaded by BG Tung has completed a project to study the long term positioning of NSRCC. The Committee has sought feedback from our members and NSmen to help chart out some of the new additions to the club. The range of recommendations includes a new 9-hole golf course, driving range, recreational hub, additional chalets, banquet hall and F&B outlets. A large part of the development costs will be primarily funded by MINDEF and the remaining amounts will be taken from the Club s reserves. It was also shared during the session that part of the leasehold land from Air Force and Army will be returned to the government. The remaining land will eventually be reconstructed to form a new 9-hole course. In the meantime, Navy Course would have been the only 9-hole available for play. Fortunately, the Club was successful in negotiating with the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) to extend the use of the Temporary Occupation License (TOL) land at Air Force Course from September 2014 to November 2015, for the purpose of a temporary 9-hole, to maintain an 18-hole playable course during this period. The new 9-hole course will be constructed from March to December The land at the current Executive Par 3 Course and the Driving Range will be used for this new course. A temporary Driving Range is currently being constructed behind the existing one, and will be open for use by the end of March 2015, which will ensure that members are still able to continue practising. In terms of membership, given the reduction in golfing capacity, the Club will continue to monitor its membership base and adjust it appropriately. Compared to the peak membership base, the current member-to-course ratio is much lower and will provide a comfortable supply of golf slots to members. A new 9-hole course would be constructed utilising the remaining land of the Air Force Course, Army Course and the Driving Range.

9 resort view 14 resort view 15 Updates from NSRCC s Town Hall Session frontpage frontpage Reconstructing of a New 9-Hole Course

10 resort view 16 resort view 17 Updates from NSRCC s Town Hall Session frontpage frontpage Hole-by-Hole Description of our new 9-hole course Recommended Future Developments Funding New 9-hole golf course A large budget is needed to: New Driving Range Reconfigure the golfing facilities. New Executive Golf Course (EGC) Develop additional social facilities on the additional land. New Recreational Hub New Multipurpose sports hall Source of funds: New Banquet hall & restaurant The development will be funded primarily by MINDEF, and New Additional chalets the remaining amount will be from the Club s reserve. MAJOR TIMELINE Closure of AF Closure of Army, Par-3 Opening of Downsize Par-3 & Driving Range Construction of new 9 holes new 9 holes Hole 1: Tees for the starting hole are located on the right of the existing driving range area, and slightly elevated. Existing trees currently diving existing hole A1 from existing hole A3 will be retained. This will be a particularly challenging hole considering its length and the encroachment of lake across the playline between the drive target zone and green. Two wide areas of fairway permit shorter hitters to follow with a full or shorter pitch to the large green. Sep 14 Mar 15 Dec 15 Q4 17 Return TOL land Construction of temporary 9 holes Temporary 9 holes in operation Temporary driving range in operation 5-hole Par-3 course Re-locate and operate Temporary 9-hole course Construct new 9-hole to be permanently temporary Driving Range will be played from Mar golf course from Mar closed by Mar in Mar to Nov to Nov Hole 2: The rear tee is located near to the current hole A6 island tee. The fairway cuts through the nature area between existing A8 green and A9 trees. The new fairway will rise from current A9 tee area to the turning point (driving target area). The fairway crosses existing hole A2 and A1 fairways to a greensite near the middle of the current driving range. Large bunkers will guard the right approach to the green. Temporary 9-hole Course during Redevelopment Phase Our Navy and temporary 9-hole course will form an 18-holes playable course over the period of March-November This will be during the same time frame that the new 9-hole course will be constructed Hole 3: The classic risk and reward short Par 5 hole witll be the Signature Hole. Tees will be located at current driving range and current levels along the play line will generally be retained. The arm of the lake cuts across the hole at 270m from the back tee and a wide landing area is available around the 240m mark. The is an option for long hitters to try and reach the green in two shots but bunkers will be on the line of play and close proximity to the lake on this line, make the choice high risk

11 frontpage frontpage resort view 18 resort view 19 Updates from NSRCC s Town Hall Session Hole 4: This is the existing A6 hole slightly shortened by discontinuing the use of the island tee and with the tees located left of existing group in order to allow for future relocation of Navy 8 Tees. Bunkers will be reshaped and the fairway at the 200 meters range from the back tee raised to provide an enhanced view of the green from that location The green will be reconstructed identical to the existing. Hole 7: All boundary trees and tree groups along the entry road and entering into the course area will be retained. The fairway will be undulating with the green elevated slightly above the fairway at the turning point location. Fairway bunkers will be added each side of the drive target area to make demands on accurate placement. Steep slopes down to the rear left of the angled green will impact the slightly drawn approach shot. Hole 5: This hole is played from the existing A7 tees and the pond just beyond, to a greensite currently occupied by A3 green. The pond right of the existing A8 tees is in-filled but the narrow stretch of water just short of the greensite retained as a strategic feature of the hole. Water encroaching close to both sides of the fairway near the drive target area will encourage precise driving or preferably the use of a three wood or utility club from the tee. Hole 8: Much of the fairway proposed for this hole is occupied by the tree and bush covered ridge separating the short course from the Air Force Course. Clearing and earthworks will result in a receptive fairway. Several rows of trees will be retained to separate this hole from the par 3 sixth hole. Over conservative approaches to rear pin position may end in the large shallow bunker. Hole 6: Hole A6 is played from the existing A/F 1 tees to a green located near the existing fairway bunkers location. A long par 3 with a long green angled to the playline and guarded by large bunkers to the left front and right rear. There are difficult pin positions at the left rear of the putting surface whereas the front right half of the green is particularly accessible. The narrow entry from tees to fairway will be retained. Hole 9: This hole follows the routing of existing hole Air Force 9 from roughly the drive target area to the greensite. Advice is that the channel to the right may be widened up to 10m in the future. This can be achieved at the time by incorporation of a retaining wall beside the access track possibly without removal of existing screening trees. A green identical to the existing green with a relatively wide front and narrow rear pin positions is ideal for the new par 3 hole situation. The Club aims to continue to step up its efforts to ensure that the various implementations that make up the entire process of the redevelopment are carried out. will also be updated in a timely manner on the works that are being carried out. *A video of our new 9-hole course has been uploaded on our Website & YouTube page for your viewing. **For members that require further information on this matter, please contact our Corporate Communications Team at corpcomms@nsrcc.com.sg

12 In&AroundNSRCC In&AroundNSRCC resort view 20 resort view 21 Kick-Start the Journey to Your Fitness Goals with Kickboxing! ickboxing isn t just a full-contact sport! It is also often practiced around the world for self-defence and, in recent years, K general fitness. Combining hand-eye coordination, core control and cathartic moves, kickboxing is a great way to improve physical health and fitness, leading to weight loss, improved body strength and stress relief. There will definitely be a program that suits your specific need, everyone can join and NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY. Yusri, our Fitness Supervisor, will make the necessary arrangements for you, while working on your fitness goals! Aerification: The Why and How M any golfers see the aerification process as hindrance; it eats up time when the course could be open for play and the ground is sandy and bumpy after as well. Indeed, aerification has a bad rep for ruining the playability of greens by leaving holes that can affect putting for many days before healing. However, aerification is actually a necessary and highly beneficial golf course practice; as that saying goes prevention is better than cure, preventive maintenance is an integral part of successful golf course management. Aerification is a mechanical process that creates more air space in the soil and promotes deeper rooting, usually by pulling out cores from the turfgrass system. Sand topdressing then fills the holes in the ground to retain air space in the soil, making it easier for roots to grow. The use of sand also improves drainage and resists compaction of soil. Thatch refers to a layer of organic matter on the surface that is an accumulation of dead stems, leaves and roots. In addition to thatch, golfers and machinery tend to compact the roots beneath the grass, depriving the grass root systems of oxygen and nutrients. The periodic reduction of compaction and thatch via aerification brings a myriad of benefits for the turf. The cores made in the ground increase water penetration rate, nutrient availability and exchange of oxygen to the plants, in turn promoting new growth. Over time, density of the turf is increased. Especially at courses with high traffic, aerification is crucial in ensuring that greens stay healthy and in tip-top shape for the long run. While the temporary inconvenience is unfortunate, remember that the greens and fairways that you enjoy now are due to aerification done in the past! Sweeping up the cores Various types of tines used for aerification Benefits of Kickboxing Fitness: Kickboxing Fitness can be done by almost anyone. We have programmes to suit a wide range of needs and interests, from teenagers to adults, senior citizens and even athletes looking to improve their performance. A typical Kickboxing Training session works all parts of the body and covers all the major objectives of fitness training: Aerobic and Anaerobic Conditioning (Speed and Power Training) Cardiovascular Endurance (Stamina) Fat Loss Muscular Strength and Endurance Flexibility Agility Balance Motor Skills and Co-ordination Reaction Time (Reflexes) Aerobic and Anaerobic Conditioning (Speed and Power Training) Punching and kicking handheld pads and shields/bags at various intensities allows for: Aerobic conditioning (speed training), achieved by working on handheld pads/bags at high reps with 30-40% maximum strength. Anaerobic conditioning (power training) obtained by working on shields/ bags at % maximum strength Cardiovascular Endurance (Stamina) Continuous punching and kicking on handheld pads and shields at various speed and intensities over a period of time (e.g. 2 minutes) improves cardiovascular endurance. Fat Loss The intensity of these workouts will keep your heart rate up and the calories burning for a few hours after your training. Together with advice from our trainers on your diet, you can expect further weight loss and achieve your desired body composition (weight and body fat percentage) in a few months! Muscular Strength and Endurance The handheld pads/shields act help replicate the effects of resistance training experienced in weight training, so you can also expect to reap the benefits of weight training. Flexibility Stretching before and after each session will improve your flexibility and help you better execute your kickboxing moves. Agility, Balance, Improving Motor Skills, Co-ordination and Reflexes Accurately hitting and kickboxing handheld pads/shields will help you achieve better balance, hand-eye co-ordination, agility and reflexes. Interested in trying out kickboxing? Yusri, our Fitness Supervisor is certified under World Association of Kickboxing Organisation (WAKO), one of the international organisation for kickboxing, and the governing body of Amateur Kickboxing Sport Certified by SportAccord. For more information, do contact him at , or yusrimin@nsrcc.com.sg.

13 resort view 22 resort view 23 In&AroundNSRCC In&AroundNSRCC KSGC s Terrace Café Introduces New Dishes to Whet Your Appetite Wanton noodles $6.90 An Afternoon of Indulgence with Dim Sum at JUMBO Dim Sum 点心 originated as a snack for travellers on the Silk Route, usually with tea, which is believed to aid in digestion. The pairing is so well established that the practice known as yum cha 饮茶, or drinking tea is automatically assumed to involve eating Dim Sum as well. The Cantonese coined another name that better illustrates the modern Dim Sum dining experience: tan cha 叹茶, meaning enjoying tea. Indeed, dining on Dim Sum these days is a leisurely, almost luxurious, activity. Interestingly, the name Dim Sum can be translated as either a bit of heart or touching the heart. The former is most definitely a misnomer; as any savvy foodie knows, a lot of heart goes into producing quality Dim Sum, delicate morsels as they are. The effort put forth in handmaking them is directly reflected in every aspect, from presentation, feel, to taste. Well-made, high quality Dim Sum will definitely touch your heart. Available daily at The Terrace Café, Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Tel: , nsrcc@junhang.com.sg Soft shell crab fried with Bee Hoon $17 Notice of Swimming Pool Closure for Maintenance Our Swimming Pools will be closed from 5 7 May for annual maintenance. Operations will resume on 8 May. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. Soft shell crab fried with butter and salted egg $19.80 So gather round your friends and family, and fill your hearts and bellies with the new Dim Sum offerings by JUMBO Seafood at NSRCC. Chef Fong Tak Keung drew on his 45 years of experience to create imaginative interpretations of traditional Dim Sum offerings. 潮州蒸糯米卷 Traditional Teochew Steamed Sweet & Savoury Glutinous Rice Roll ($3.80/4 pieces) Savoury glutinous rice is first steamed and then chilled. It is then rolled onto the dough and steamed just before serving. A hint of sweet and a dash of savoury in absolute balance. 竹笙带子灌汤饺 Braised Fish Maw with Prawn Paste ($6.80/4 pieces) This meticulously prepared dish combines the firm texture of fish maw with the aromatic and piquant prawn paste for a combination of bite and taste. 鲜虾玉米生煎包 Pan Fried Sweet Corn Bun with Prawns ($4.40/4 pieces) With the addition of sweet corn to the stuffing, the semi-golden bun is refreshingly sweet. 芋丝炸春卷 Steamed Traditional Teochew Rice Dumpling with Dried Shrimps & Peanut ($4.00/4 pieces) The crystal skin dumpling is filled with sautéed dried shrimps, peanuts, turnip, preserved radish and Chinese parsley, replacing the usual stuffing of water chestnut, for added crunch. Deep Fried Yam Spring Rolls ($4.40/4 pieces) Staying true to Teochew heritage, the fragrant and smooth mashed yam contrasts with the crispy spring roll skins which are specially imported from Hong Kong. Steamed Bamboo Pith & Scallop Dumpling in Soup ($7.80/bowl) The soup is the perfect panacea for those in need of strength and nourishment. Boiled for more than 10 hours, this chicken soup is packed with flavour and old-fashioned goodness with soft-skinned, richly-stuffed dumplings and nutritional bamboo pith. 潮州蒸粉

14 resort view 24 resort view 25 Partner Promotions Nature s Farm Online Store With over 30 years of unrivalled passion and commitment in the health supplement market, Nature s Farm stands as one of the pioneer health brands in Singapore. Nature s Farm is proud to offer NSRCC s valued members an additional 15% off when they make purchase on our estore! (naturesfarm.com/store) Enter NSRCC when you checkout to enjoy an extra 15% OFF your purchases. Promotion Duration: 1 March to 30 April 2015 Terms & Conditions: Valid from 1 March to 30 April 2015 Enter promo code NSRCC at checkout page Not valid with any other promotional and discount codes Nature s Farm Pte Ltd reserves the right to vary the promo code conditions of use Nature s Farm Pte Ltd s decisions are final in all matters pertaining to this promotion Orchard Central Showroom & Service Centre 181 Orchard Road #05-17/18/19 Orchard Central Singapore Tel: Operating Hours: Monday to Sunday 11am to 8pm sales@navicomtechnology.com Paya Ubi Office & Service Centre 51 Ubi Ave 1 #01-22 Paya Ubi Industrial Park Singapore Tel: Operating Hours: Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.30pm sales@navicomtechnology.com updates In recognition of your contribution to Total Defence, we had added a new list of exciting promotional discounts from our partners, especially for you and your family! Please check our website at for full details of the great discounts available. Navicom Technology Pte Ltd online@naturesfarm.com Nuvi 2792LM Key Features 7.0 display Detailed maps of Singapore/ Malaysia with free lifetime¹ updates Guidance 3.0 Smartphone Link Portable Entertainment One Shot Address Entry NSRCC Special Price : $ with free SEA City Navigator Map SRP : $ Promotion Duration: 1 March to 30 April 2015 Terms & Conditions: Purchase is only valid at Orchard Central Show Room or Paya Ubi Service Centre. NSRCC members must present their NSRCC membership card to be entitled for discount. sports upcomingevents&promos Swimming Lessons For children age 5 12 years old Duration: 10 weeks Fees: Beginners: 1 Coach to 6 Students $ (NSRCC Junior Member)/$ (Signedin Guest)* Note that an additional $10 applies for Beginners testing fees. SwimSafer: 1 Coach to 10 Students $ (NSRCC Junior Member)/$ (Signedin Guest)* Note that an additional $20 applies for SwimSafer testing fees. A minimum of 3 students is required to start a class. No classes are scheduled on public holidays. Availability of time slots subjected to the number of students. Kickboard required during each lesson. For more information, please contact Juhainie at or Juhainie@nsrcc.com.sg. *All guests must be signed in by NSRCC Member. Prices as stated are inclusive of 7% GST. Tennis lessons Fees: Group Lessons $35 + 7% GST for a 1 hour session, $ % GST for 10 lessons (NSRCC Member) $40 + 7% GST for a 1 hour session, $ % GST for 10 lessons (Signed-In Guest) Private lessons and other tennis programmes are also available. Tennis lessons will be conducted by Pacific Tennis Academy (PTA). For more information, please contact Juhainie at or juhainie@ nsrcc.com.sg. courses Karaoke Singing Lessons Date: 13 April 8 June 2015 (Every Monday except 1 June) Time: 6:30 pm 8:00 pm *Fees: $180 (Member), $200 (Guest) Age Group: 16 years and above Closing Date: 29 March 2015, Sunday Karaoke is a form of relaxing vocal cord exercise. Sign up for the 8 weeks lessons and see improvements in appreciating music and realizing your vocal range. For more details, please contact Waty at or ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg *Fees are subject to 7% GST. Class starts with a minimum of 10 participants. Bicycle Maintenance Workshop by Park Tool School Age Group: 10 years and above Closing Date: 9 May 2015, Saturday Learn how to repair and maintain your bicycles with Park Tool School. Park Tool School books, tools, lube and other bikes accessories will be on offer. For more details, please contact Waty at or ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg All fees are subject to 7% GST. Each course starts with a minimum of 12 participants. Course material and equipment will be provided. Student may bring personal bike to get useful tips.

15 resort view 26 resort view 27 upcomingevents&promos facilitiesdirectory promotions events Karaoke Promotions Canary (Small) $10/hr (daily); $12/hr (Eves & PH) Hornbill & Flamingo (Medium) $15/hr (daily); $18/hr (Eves & PH) Kingfisher (VIP) $40/hr (daily); $48/hr (Eves & PH) Member s Birthday NSRCC are entitled to Free KTV for 1 Hour during their birthday month! ** Sing with us and enjoy great privileges! enjoy 10% discount off KTV room rates. Call or bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg * Fees are subject to 7% GST. ** Not valid on Eve of PH & PHs. Annual Snooker Closed Tournament 2015 Date: 16 May 2015, Saturday Time: 1:00 pm 10:00 pm *Fees: $30 (NSRCC only) Closing Date: 26 April 2015, Sunday Get your name engraved on the Roll of Honor Board and on the Challenge Trophy. These are additional to Trophy and Cash prize for 1st Prize winner of the Annual Snooker Closed Tournament nd, 3rd, 4th, Highest Break and 2 consolation prizes to be won too. All winners will automatically represent NSRCC in the next National Snooker League 2015/16. For more details, please contact Waty at or ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg *Fees are subject to 7% GST. A minimum number of 12 participants are required. Format of play and the number of days play might change subject to the number of participation. Refreshment will be provided. Bowling Promotions Corporate bowling event For more than 20 pax groups $3.90/game per pax 6 lanes available Festive bowling (2pm 4pm on Public Holidays) Fees: $5.00/2 games (Member)/$6.00/2 games (Guest) Night bowling (11:30pm 1:30am) Every Friday & Saturday (excluding Eve of PH & PHs) Fees: $2.50 per game/$2.00 per game (Seniors 50+) Call , or bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg NSRCC Flea Market by the Pool Date: 7 June 2015 (Sunday) Time: 8:00 am 2:00 pm *Fees: $30 (Member), $45 (Guest) Age Group: 16 years and above Closing Date: 17 May 2015, Sunday In conjunction with the Annual Swimming Carnival, limited registrations for the Flea Market near the Swimming Pool area. For more details, please contact Waty at or ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg *Fees are subject to 7% GST. Tables are limited. main lobby reception Tel: (booking of facilities) 8 am to 8 pm (daily) membership centre Tel: / am to 5.30 pm (Mon to Fri) am to 2.30 pm (Weekends & Public Holidays) f&b outlets appetizer (at bowling centre) 12 pm to 11 pm (Mon to Thu) 12 pm to 2 am (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays) 10 am to 11 pm (Sun & Public Holidays) champion sports lounge Tel: enquiry@championbar.com.sg am to 12 am (Sun to Thu) am to 1 am (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays) jumbo nsrcc Tel: am to 3 pm (lunch daily) 6 pm to pm (dinner daily) the deck Tel : jcafe@jumbogroup.com.sg 7am to 8pm (daily) Last order 7:30pm the terrace cafe (kranji sanctuary) Tel: am to 8 pm (daily) corporate/private events the falcon, the corvette,the larden, oriole 1 and oriole 2, the leaders For booking enquiries, call / / events@nsrcc.com.sg For bookings of The Sanctuary I & II at KSGC and F&B catering, call for reservations and enquires. golf facilities golf reception Tel: Fax: / Opening Hours: 7 am to 5.30 pm Booking Hours: Weekend Golf (following weekend and public holidays) In-person* - 6 pm to 7 pm (Fri) Internet - 6 pm onwards (Thurs) Telephone am to 5 pm (Sat onwards) * currently not available at Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Weekday Golf In-person, Telephone am to 5 pm (daily) Internet am onwards (from Mon) driving range Tel: am to 11 pm (daily, except Mon: 2pm to 11 pm) phil brew golf academy Tel: sports & social facilities billiards room 10 am to 10 pm (daily, but extendable to 11 pm upon request) fitness centre Tel: am to 9.30 pm (Weekdays) 7 am to 8.30 pm (Weekends & Public Holidays) jackpot room 9.30 am to 12 am (Mon to Thu) 12 pm to 1 am (Fri) 9.30 am to 2 am (Sat) 9.30 am to 12 am (Sun & Public Holidays) 9.30 am to 1 am (eve of Public Holidays) funzone (video games arcade and pool) 12 pm to 10 pm (Mon to Thu, Sun & Public Holidays) 12 pm to 11 pm (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays) karaoke Tel: pm to 11 pm (Mon to Thu, Sun & Public Holidays) 12 pm to 2 am (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays) kidz corner (indoor playroom) 8 am to 10 pm (daily) kindergolf Tel: am to 6 pm (Mon to Sun) resort nsrcc Tel: / pm to 11 pm (Mon to Thu) 12 pm to 2 am (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays) 10 am to 11 pm (Sun & Public Holidays) resort nsrcc - eastern pro-shop 2 pm to 10 pm (Tue to Thu, Sun & Public Holidays) 2 pm to 11 pm (Fri, Sat & Eve of Public Holidays) Closed on Monday squash court 10 am to 10 pm (daily) swimming pool & wet playground 8 am to 9 pm (Mon to Sun) tennis courts 7 am to 10 pm (daily) golf pro-shop transview Tel: am to 7pm, daily bungalow reception Tel: Fax: Opening Hours: 9 am to 8 pm (daily) Booking Hours: 9 am to 7 pm (daily) Six-month advance bookings are open on a rolling basis. can make bookings via phone, in-person or via the Internet at our website Check-in: 2 pm to 7 pm Check-out: 9 am to 10 am others sparks & shines car grooming services nsrcc Tel: am to 7 pm (Tue to Sun) Closed on Monday & Public Holidays sea sports centre constant wind sea sports centre & pro shop Tel: am to 7 pm (daily) centre for performance transformation Tel: belly view cafe 11 am - 10 pm (Tue to Sun & Public Holidays) Closed on Monday stella Tel: pm to pm (Mon to Thu) 12 pm to 12 am (Fri & eve of Public Holidays) 9 am to 12 am (Sat, Sun & Public Holidays) gurame indonesian restaurant Tel: pm to 3 pm (daily) 6 pm to 10 pm (daily)

16 resort view 28 malaysia indonesia Johor *Tanjong Puteri Golf & Country Club (Office & Club) / (S pore Office) (Office & Club) (S pore Office) enquiry@tpgr.com Malacca *A Famosa Golf Resort Berhad / enquiries@afamosa.com *Orna Golf & Country Club ogcc@ornaresort.com.my negeri sembilan Nilai Springs Golf & Country Club (Golf) (Admin) club@nilaisprings.com.my Staffield Country Resort / 8 / scrb@streamyx.com *Penang Golf Club Bukit Jawi Golf Resort enquiry@bukitjawi.com.my Penang Golf Resort pgrb@hotmail.com Perak Clearwater Sanctuary Golf Resort cwsgolf@po.jaring.my Selangor *Kelab Golf Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Taiwan *National Golf Country Club avis@nggc.tw *Tsai Hsing Elite Golf Club golf@the-club.com.tw *Ta Kang Shan Golf A filiatedclubs Dear, Please produce your Letter of Introduction, and Handicap Cards to qualify for the discounted/reciprocal rates. The host club will charge walkin rates otherwise. You may print your letter of Introduction on our club website at using your members PIN. Please check our website for the latest/current list of affiliated clubs. SpecialGolfingArrangements need not apply for an Affiliation Card. Just present your hip & Handicap Cards. Singapore Sembawang Country Club, Singapore / Filghts Available: Weekdays only Thailand *Phuket Country Club bookings@phuketcountryclub.com *Gassan Khuntan Golf & Resort *Gassan Lake City Golf & Resort *Gassan Marina Golf Club South Africa *Spier Country Club, Cape Town info@spier.co.za *Vodacom, World of Golf, Johannesburg rica@worldofgolf.co.za Batam *SouthLinks Country Club (Batam) (Jakarta) (S pore Office) (Batam) (Jakarta) (S pore) sales@southlinksgolf.com Jakarta Padang Golf Modern & Country Club / 87 Sedana Golf & Country Club (Club) (Golf Reservation) (Accommodation) (Club & Golf Reservation) (Accommodation) sedanagolf@yahoo.com china Zhuhai *Lakewood Golf Club / 0452 (Club) / 1128 (Golf Reservation) / (Club) (Hong Kong Office Golf Booking) (Golf Reservation) reservation@lakewood.com.cn Guangzhou Guangzhou International Golf Club golf@gigc.com.cn Qingdao Ten Times Golf & Hot Spring Resort tentimesresort@tiantai.com.cn brunei *Royal Brunei Golf & Country Club rbgcc@jerudong-park.com * Affiliated clubs that charges discounted Green Fees NEW GOLF COURSE COMING YOUR WAY FREE 28-MONTH EXTENSION* Visit our website for more information. Call our hip Centre at or us at membership@nsrcc.com.sg for enquiries. * Receive up to 28 months of extended membership term during promotional period. Thereafter, extension will vary depending on date of sign-up. This club is exclusive to NSmen and their families. ** Terms and Conditions apply. Promotion ends 31 Mar 2015 LOW GOLFING RATES You can now own a premier club membership for as low as $80** per month. hip Type Normal rates Spending Credits for Renewals Spending Credits for New Sign-ups 5-Year Full hip 10-Year Full hip 5-Year Basic hip 10-Year Basic hip Associate $5000 Ordinary $4480 Associate $8020 Ordinary $7270 Associate $2600 Ordinary $2400 Associate $4400 Ordinary $4000 $988 $888 $1588 $1488 $488 $388 $838 $738 National Service Resort & Country Club : 10 Changi Coast Walk Singapore Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course : No. 50 Neo Tiew Lane 3 Singapore

17 Peak Period Rental Charges (Saturday & Sunday) Courses available Windsurfing PUBlic MEMBER 1HR 2HR 3HR 1HR 2HR 3HR JP - Beginner Techno One Design RS:One JP - Slalom/advance Sailing Laser Pico Laser Laser Bahla (5 pax) Kayaking Single Kayaking Double / /720 Powerboat 500/ /720 (Half/Full Day) Stand Up Paddling Terms & Conditions: All rates inclusive of prevailing GST Rates subject to changes without prior notice Off-peak periods (Mon to fri) only. not applicable on Public Holidays Based on 1st come 1st served availability CONSTANT WIND PTE LTD 11 Changi Coast Walk, Singapore Tel: Weekday: 10.30am 7pm Weekend 9am 7pm