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1 Front page 14 Page 20 Years of Giving Back to Our Community Page 4 Seen & Heard A splashing Good Times at NSRCC Swimming Carnival On Par New 9-Hole Redevelopment Update! Page 16 Seen & Heard Remembering Singapore My Way A National Day Feature! Page 6 Page 18 On Par Check out Our Taiwan Affiliated Clubs! A bi-monthly publication by National Service Resort & Country Club Jul I Aug 2015

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3 CERT No Jul I Aug 2015 Contents Seen & Heard 4 A Splashing Good Time at NSRCC Swimming Carnival and Flea Market 6 National Day Special Feature: Remembering Singapore My Way 8 Annual Snooker Closed Tournament NSRCC staff saves the day! On Par 10 Golf 101: Rule 3-3 Doubt as to Procedure 11 Phil Brew 13 Hole-In-One Achievers 16 New 9-Hole Development Update! 18 Golfing in Taiwan Front Page 14 Charity Golf 2015: 20 Years of Giving Back To Our Community Updates 23 Partner Promotions Upcoming Events & Promos 25 Teacher s Day BollyZhum & Piloxing SG50 Bicycle Maintenance Workshop 26 Karaoke Promotions Bowling Promotions Children s Day Party Building Racing Cars Challenge In every issue 2 Office Bearers At your service 3 The Editor Speaks 27 Facilities Directory 28 Affiliated Clubs In & Around NSRCC 19 Get NSRCC: Core Conditioning and Strengthening Tips 20 A Guide to Our Bungalows 8 Editor Tan Sze Wah Editorial Team Chua Swee Kiat, Derick Tang, Adrian Quek, 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 14 Designed & Printed by Semco Design Communications Pte Ltd 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. SS ISO 9001: 2000

4 resort view 2 officebearers Patron Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong Board of Directors Chairman 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 Members BG (NS) Tung Yui Fai Looi Wan Hui 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 Chairman Teo Eng Dih Vice-Chairman Lee Chee Peng Members Too Chee Keong Patrick Toh Bee Chew Winston Ng Heng Chew Ho Chee Boon Stanley Sua Boon Seng James Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Chua Yam Seng Kranji Management CommitteeHuang Mee Foh David Chairman Lim Cher Meng Henry Comr Eric Yap Wee Teck Ng Kim Teck Vincent Vice-Chairman Tan Yong Hui Brian Col Chua Boon Keat Teo Whee Sian Maureen Members Chua Peng Loke Vincent Lionel Chai Yee Yuen Tan Lay Har Calvin Siow Kah Weng Derrick Goh Soon Hee HANDICAP Committee Ng Heng Chew Koh Boon Check Ho Chee Boon Stanley Quek Hock Seng Adrian Sua Boon Seng James Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Chan Lee Hock Disciplinary Committee Chairman Teoh Ai Lin Members Keok Tong San Leong Chun Kong Steven Low Soon Heng Rajan s/o Sankaran Nair Siva Shanmugam Toh Eng Kian Kelvin Yong Eng Wah Specialist Advisory Committee Member Goh Eng Yau Laurence ENGAGEMENT Committee Chairman Kwa Hian Djoe Andrew Members Lee Hu Geck Cynthia Sin Guan Heng Danny Seah Chin Aik Toh Bee Chew Winston Resort & Facilities Committee Chairman Lee Chee Peng Vice Chairman 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 Members Kuek Chiew Peng Tang Ing Koon Derick Editorial Committee Honorary Editor/Chairman Tan Sze Wah Members Chua Swee Kiat Tang Ing Koon Derick (R&F Comm. Rep.) Quek Hock Seng Adrian (Greens Comm Rep ) AUDIT COMMITTEE Chairman Looi Wan Hui Members Leong Chee Keen Edward Wong Liang Chin Jeffrey Greens Committee Captain Tan Kah Han Vice Captains Chong Chin Wah Jenny Tay Kian Hwee David Members Chua Peng Hock William ESTABLISHMENT COMMITTEE Chairman Teo Eng Dih Members Leong Chee Keen Edward Lee Meng Guek Ivy Wong Liang Chin Jeffrey Redevelopment Committee Advisor Teo Eng Dih Chairman Lee Chee Peng Tan Kah Han Members 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 Membership & MARKETING membership@nsrcc.com.sg Assistant Manager, Membership Tan Ei Kheng CSO Membership 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 Assistant Executive (Event Management) Edward Chua

5 resort view 3 Editor Tan Sze Wah theeditorspeaks Dear Members, This year our annual Charity Golf tournament was held at Kranji Sanctuary golf course on weekend of May 16 and 17. We are grateful to Dr Ng Eng Hen, Defence Minister, for gracing our event and giving away prizes to our participants and funds to our beneficiaries. The Management and organising committee worked hard behind the scenes to ensure that everything ran like clockwork and you can view all the event photos on our Facebook page. In this issue, we feature two of our staff for their quick thinking and action which saved the day for two visitors at our club recently. Their professionalism certainly make us feel safe while at NSRCC. Thank you guys. With National Day around the corner, we ve put together an exclusive SG50 feature, showcasing some of NSRCC s staff. In this issue, we continue with updates on our golf course development works and there is a report on the recently completed swimming carnival. If you are looking at getting fit the right way, Rohmat, one of our fitness instructors, shares some simple steps to follow on Page 19! The weather has been very hot recently and so do stay well hydrated when you are golfing. I wish to inform you that there is an increase in complaints of dangerous play at our golf course recently. Sometimes we strike the ball very well and it travels far. So please exercise patience and let the front guys drive off before playing your shot. After all, it is likely we will keep meeting each other at NSRCC for many more years so why let an unpleasant incident mar our future outings? Thank you and have a good day. Cheers! Sze Wah

6 resort view 4 seen&heard A Splashing Good Time at NSRCC Swimming Carnival and Flea Market! SRCC hosted its 18th Swimming Carnival on N 7 June 2015, along with its Flea Market event near the swimming pool s entrance. This year s edition drew more than 70 young swimmers over 30 events, an increase from the previous year. The day did not get off to a good start; a CAT1 notice was issued shortly before registration was slated to start at 8.30 am. Ominous grey skies threatened to disrupt the day s festivities. Nonetheless, the competitors warmed up for the day ahead from 9 am to around 9.20 am, before the first event kicked off at 9.35 am. Swimmers in action! Thankfully, while it did rain over the course of the carnival, no CAT1 notice was issued, and spirits were not dampened as spectators gathered at the sheltered areas at the end of the lanes. Parents remained at the side-lines cheering for their kids, armed with their cameras and handphones. Participants turned up bright and early for the event. All registered swimmers received a goodie bag sponsored by F1 Recreation. The last event for the day was the Parent-Child relay, which saw four teams racing to the finish point. Mr Dennis Tan, Billiard Convener from the Resort & Facilities Committee, did the honours of giving out prizes to the competition and lucky draw winners. Meanwhile, vendors at the Flea Market interacted with the crowds that milled around in between events. A young family manned a table selling swimming related items. Despite the rain, we manage to sell some items. It s a good experience for my family to explore this opportunity, said Mr Tang Yong Chong, a NSRCC member. Another table saw an ice cream vendor serving up yummy scoops of interesting flavours such as Red Velvet, Horlicks, and Vanilla. All Swimming Carnival participants received a coupon for them to redeem a cup of ice cream. This is our third time participating in NSRCC Flea Market since it was introduced. This location is better than at the Promenade because of the human traffic flow, commented Sarah, Ice-cream vendor. All in all, the day was a great success, thanks to the support of all participants! Eager swimmers warm up in the pool while their parents get their cameras ready.

7 seen&heard resort resort view 5 Parent-Child teams gearing up to take the plunge. 50M Kick Board 5 7 Years Old (Boys) 1st Chua Le Jie Kayden 2nd Chang Zhi Han 3rd Rayden Ang 50M Kick Board 5 7 Years Old (Girls) 1st Isabel Tham 2nd Amanda Law Ze Yi 3rd Sandie Lai Shi Ying 50M Butterfly Years Old (Boys) 1st Sherman Yeo Jun Yu 2nd Ewan Oh 3rd Asher Ang Yu Han 50M Backstroke Years Old (Boys) 1st Clement Kwan Jing Hao 2nd Asher Ang Yu Han 3rd Aryaman Iyer Competitors gathered and waited at the holding area while waiting for their events to start. Quite a number participated in multiple categories! Eastern Aquatics had a stall at the Flea Market selling swimming related products. All registered swimmers were also entitled to participate in the Lucky Draw, where 30 (?) prizes were given away. Participants were also treated to ice cream by Sara & Dean. Left to Right: Mark Ong, Executive (Sports & Recreation), presented a Token of Appreciation to Guest of Honour, Mr Dennis Tan ( Billiards Convenor, R&F Committee).

8 resort view 6 seen&heard A National Day Special Feature! To every Singaporean, SG50 holds a deep meaning to them, as 2015 marks 50 years of our country s independence. In many ways, most of us, regardless of our age, remembers something special about Singapore. Big or small, everyone s role has been essential, and as we commemorate this significant occasion, some of our staff share their deepest moments as this grand milestone of Singapore makes its mark in history. Bernard Chen Bernard Chen, Officer (Accounts) B ernard lights up when asked about how he remembers Singapore. I grew up in the Sembawang area, and when I was a small boy, one of my favourite things to do would be to climb tall fruits tree (which his family grew!), and gaze into the sun as it set. Back in the days where 40 % of land area in Singapore was occupied by rubber plantations, Bernard remembers another one of his pastimes, cycling through them and two of the routes most travelled by him? Lorong Gambas and Jalan Ulu Sembawang. A very patriotic Bernard served NS from in the Armour Unit, and was also given the award for Best Recruit for Basic Military Training during his time. National Service training was tough, but it proved to be useful and I also feel that through this, I have contributed to the progress of Singapore, because strong armed forces are essential for the stability of a nation. Bernard truly believes that with stability, Singapore has progressed rapidly for the past 50 years. Tan Chen Hock Days to remember Bernard, a young man who served his nation with pride. Tan Chen Hock, Executive (Security) His Certificate of Conduct still looks crisp and brand new!

9 seen&heard resort view 7 C An original Civil Defence Corps card from 1955 one of Mr Tham s prized possessions. Tham Boon Siang Tham Boon Siang, CSO (Jackpot) Some of the young men of the Civil Defence Corps, can you spot Mr Tham? Tham remembers the days when he grew up during World War II Mr in Those were dark days for every Singaporean of my era and something that will always stick in my mind. said Mr Tham as he recalls his childhood as a 7-year old boy, in the midst of an on-going war. He goes on to say that Singapore has truly come a long way, and is privileged to have been given a chance to watch it grow from something small, to something phenomenal. You know, during my childhood, if people couldn t afford to have a television, we would gather at a neighbour s house that had one. They shared what they had, and at the same time friendships were forged as he goes on to talk about how the youths of Singapore are very blessed to have almost everything at their fingertips. Mr Tham is amongst one the first batch of men who served in the Civil Defence Corps, who began training in He says that though it has been many years, some of the skills taught to him, he remembers till today. Mr Tham s wishes for Singapore? Continue to grow and be the best, you have always been a home to me and I want to see this country prosper even more. hen Hock, now in his 60s looks back on his days when he was a young man, who just enlisted in the Army under the Singapore Infantry Regiment. As he speaks about the days when he was serving the Army he mentions During my time, the recruits stayed in wooden houses, which served as a shelter for us after a hard day of training. One of his proudest moments? Chen Hock was one of the first batches of Singaporean troops in 1969, which travelled to West Malaysia to be part of a Five-Power exercise, involving countries such as Australia, Britain, Malaysia, New Zealand and Singapore known as Bersatu Padu. I learnt a lot in during this exercise from all the other troops from the various countries, we used this time to talk about strategies and learn from each other. As Singapore celebrates its 50 years of Independence, Chen Hock has this to say We have definitely moved forward all these years, especially in terms of our armed forces, our country is well-protected.

10 resort view 8 Annual Snooker Closed Tournament 2015 seen&heard NSRCC held its Annual Snooker Closed Tournament on 23 May Started off with Round Robin format, 16 players cued their best for the next level. Semi-Final was streamed down to four players: Brandon Thian, who returned to NSRCC s Snooker fraternity only in February 2014; newcomer Nicholas Chia; junior regular player Sim Qi Xuan, and another newcomer Jackson Law. Champion Brandon Thian (Right) with Billiard Convener Dennis Tan (Left) The Final was narrowed down to Brandon Thian and Nicholas Chia. It was yet another gruelling finale reminiscent of last year in more ways than one, as both brilliant cueists battled it out neck-to-neck to the final moments. Congratulations to Brandon Thian, whose name will be printed on the Roll of Honour board in the Billiard Room and on the Challenge trophy for the first time. He won himself 1st Prize trophy, $300 cash and a cue case worth $230 sponsored by Cuesports Singapore. Nicholas Chia walked away with 1st Runnerup trophy, $150 cash and a cue case worth $130 sponsored by Cuesports Singapore. With highest breaking point of 52, he also walked away with $100 cash. 1st Runner-up Nicholas Chia with Billiard Convener Dennis Tan 2nd Runner-up Sim Qi Xuan with Billiard Convener Dennis Tan 3rd Runner-up Jackson Law with Billiard Convener Dennis Tan Sim Qi Xuan won the 2nd Runner-up medal and premium cue tip sponsored by Cuesports Singapore. Jackson Law won the 3rd Runnerup medal and premium cue tip sponsored by Cuesports Singapore. All other players who stayed but were not eligible for the Semi-Finals were invited to play for the Consolation round concurrently during the Finals. Two consolation medals went to Ariento and Randy Lam. Consolation medal winners Ariento and Randy Lam Special thanks to Cuesports Singapore for the sponsored prizes.

11 seen&heard resort view 9 NSRCC Staff Save The Day! The Club would like to commend a few of our Staff who displayed exemplary behavior under urgent situations. Swimming Pool On June 5, a guest staying at a bungalow was in the deep end of the adult pool when his leg started to cramp badly. Upon noticing the guest struggling in the pool, Budiman, Pool Supervisor, threw the floatation device to the guest while Danilo Balandra, Lifeguard, went to his area. Budiman and Danilo worked to pull the victim aside, assisted by a member who happened to be swimming in the pool as well. The conscious guest was brought to the poolside area near the Jacuzzis to recover while an ambulance was called for. After breathing through an oxygen mask, the guest recovered sufficiently and requested for the ambulance to be cancelled. He was advised to consult a doctor if he experienced any discomfort later. The guest returned to his bungalow when he felt well again. Golf Course (L) ( R) Poh Eng Choo & Phay Quan Theo On May 19, a member was golfing when he suddenly felt unwell; having had an angioplasty procedure earlier this year, the member feared it could possibly be the onset of a heart attack. Phay Quan Theo (Ah Kim), Chief Marshal, Poh Eng Choon (Ah Poh), Senior Buggy Steward, and the golf reception staff reacted swiftly. They managed to arrange for an ambulance immediately and in the meantime, provided shade and also cooling me down with icy towels, very professionally. I m extremely proud of your staff, said the member. After examination by doctors, the member was thought to have suffered from heat exhaustion, compounded by his compression garments. While it turned out to be a false alarm, it is thanks to the staff s calm demeanor and quick action that the member s discomfort was not prolonged. (L) ( R) Danny & Budiman

12 resort view 10 resort view 10 Rule 3-3. Doubt as to procedure, (commonly mentioned as playing a second ball) GOLF Player believe ball landed in GUR Player announce to marker he wish to invoke Rule 3-3 and drops a ball one club length from nearest point of relief. Player chooses that ball to count if rules allows and plays the second ball This rule is unique to golf stroke play format and is not an option in match play. During a stroke play competition if a player is doubtful of his rights or correct procedure and a referee is not readily available, the player may without penalty complete the hole with two balls. The player must announce his marker or fellow competitor that he is invoking the rule, inform them which ball to count first and then keep score for both balls played. He must then report the facts to the competition committee before submitting his scorecard. Player plays original ball. an obstruction is an integral part of the course. Another possibility could be when his ball comes to rest in a badly damaged area which he feels that should be declared as a Ground Under Repair, ie GUR. This will then be clarified with the referee or tournament committee later. The competitor must report the facts of the situation to the Committee before returning his score card. If he fails to do so, he is disqualified. Players might use this rule when there are ambiguities and they do not wish to delay play. Sometimes the referee will instruct them to do so as he dealing with matters at another part of the course. Some scenarios for this rule could be a player uncertain about if

13 onpar resort view 11 The Forgotten Rule Knowledge of the Rules of Golf can help you in your game. I hear it a lot, but often wonder if others who hear it actually realise the real game implications or examples whereby the statement holds true. Whilst watching a PGA Tour event on television recently I observed something strange, something that caught my attention whereby a top 10 player in the world made, what I would say, a colossal error in judgment centred around the rule on water hazards, Rule 26. And the fact that a top player in the world could make such an error you can only imagine how likely we Club golfers are going to make this same error in our own games. It s in regards to an option for Lateral Water Hazards that seldom gets used, hence it often gets forgotten. For Lateral Water Hazards (red stakes), on top of the usual options available to us for normal water hazards (yellow stakes), we have the option of dropping a ball to the side of the hazard, within 2-club lengths of the point of entry. But the rule allows us another option of dropping on the other side, of the hazard, also 2 club lengths from a point that is equidistant to the hole as the point of entry. This is the option that is forgotten because if we really think about it - in most cases it is seldom practical. In this situation during The Players Championship, Jason Day chose to drop his ball after his 2nd shot on the Par 5 had come to grief after clipping an over-hanging tree branch and made an unfortunate bounce down into the hazard. Red stakes ladies and gentlemen. Jason chose to drop his ball on the side where the ball had crossed leaving him a far more difficult 4th shot over the water and bunkers to the green where the pin was cut on the right side of the green. An easier shot to me and to the commentators at the time was to drop his ball on the other side, within 2 club lengths from the margin of the hazard, at a point that was equidistant to the hole, leaving him a far easier angle into the flag, without the need to cross any water. Sad to say Jason went on to make a 7 on the hole, a double bogey, which at their level on the PGA Tour, when they are in contention probably equates in monetary terms to $100,000 give or take a bit. Ouch! It does pay to know your rules, so keep this one stored away - you ll never know when you will need the FORGOTTEN RULE. Phil Brew PGA Golf Professional Phil Brew Golf Academy (Photos Courtesy of PGA Tour)

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15 onpar Hole-In-One Achievers S/N When Who Where H cap 1 29 May, 2015 Soh Chion Kiat Air Force Course Hole May, 2015 Fong Jeck Luan Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course HOLE # May, 2015 Michael Loy Navy Course Hole May, 2015 Lim Boon Leng Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course HOLE # May, 2015 Tan Hock Lai Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # April, 2015 Lim Kim Bock Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course HOLE # April, 2015 Ng Swee Hee Air Force Course Hole April, 2015 Freddy Tan Mong Kai Air Force Course Hole April, 2015 Raymond Lim Yew Tiong Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course HOLE # April, 2015 Alan Ng Lai Huat Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course HOLE # April, 2015 Ang Hock Chye George Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course HOLE # April, 2015 Phua Soon Pheng Keppel Club Hole April, 2015 Chew Liang Kwang Air Force Course Hole April, 2015 Dennis Tang Tiong Leong Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course Hole # resort view 13 For results of Monthly Medal, please go to Partner Promotions 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. BRUSSELs SPROUTS Belgian Beer & Mussels A relaxed and chic bar and bistro by Belgian celebrity chef Emmanuel Stroobant. Enjoy Belgian favourites such as rollmops (pickled herrings), grey shrimp croquette and fresh mussels. Enhance the dining experience with a choice of 150 Belgian beers. 10% off a la carte food bill Promotion Duration: Valid till 31 December Ocean Way, #01-01 Quayside Isle Singapore Tel : Terms & Conditions: Exclusively for NSRCC Members only Promotion excludes drinks menu Blackout dates may apply Promotions cannot be used in conjunction with any ongoing promotion All prices are subject to 10% service charge and prevailing government taxes unless otherwise stated Management reserves the right to provide an alternative item in place of stated items that is similar in quality and price

16 on 5! ve 201 i s lf u cl Go x E ty n i A ar h C resort view 14 frontpage 20 years of giving back They say, those who are happiest, are those who do the most for others, and this aptly describes NSRCC s signature Charity Golf event for the past 20 years. A significant milestone it is indeed for our Club, as it has extended a helping hand to the less fortunate in the community, throughout all these years. This year, Charity Golf was held on May 16th and 17th, exclusively at Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course, making it an inaugural event for this location, while Changi undergoes reconfiguration! In line with the SG50 theme, NSRCC adopted homes which care and provide support for the aged in our society. The festivities for the two days started off with everyone s favourite game of golf and of course all eyes were set on winning one of the remarkable hole-in-one prizes! Dr Ng Eng Hen, Minister for Defence, graced this special occasion as the Guest-ofHonour on Sunday, 17th May Despite the weather towards the end of the evening, everyone gaily settled in the function room of the clubhouse, with a lavish 8-course dinner awaiting them and their hungry tummies. Up for grabs at the live auction this year, were framed course flags from our Air Force Course signed by Dr Ng Eng Hen, as well as a very special painting entitled Waterfalls by Ms Katherine Han, a resident of Singapore Cheshire Home, one of our beneficiaries for In total, we raised over $17,000 for these items thanks to very generous bidders, our loyal Mr Dennis Lim and Mr Tan Cheng Hoe! Through this event, NSRCC has successfully raised a total of S$316,000 to support our beneficiaries for 2015! NSRCC strives to ensure that Charity Golf is continued throughout the ages, as a very meaningful tradition the club follows. Our Club President, LG Ng Chee Meng expresses his gratitude towards everyone who played a role to make this event such a success! Here s to many more Charity Golfs! NSRCC Charity Golf 2015 Beneficiaries Kheng Chiu Happy Lodge Ling Kwang Nursing Home O Joy Care Services Singapore Cheshire Home SAF Care Fund

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18 resort view 16 onpar 9 Hole Development Update As at the end of June, the Club is on track with its redevelopment works on our Army Course, which is targeted to open at the end of the year. To build up the excitement, the Club will progressively post updates in our bi-monthly issues of RV, to keep all of our members in the loop on the progress! Construction Of A Lake s Base Construction phases of a retaining wall The bottom of the lake is lined with red clay to prevent seepage, which is more cost effective than using waterproof lining. As the red clay is applied onto the lake s sides, water is drained from the hole as part of the preparation work before clay is applied to the base. When the lake is filled, the clay will not be seen; water levels will reach the stone wall, which helps to prevent erosion and maintain the lake s shape. With many sharp curves in the design, the new 9-hole will require many of such structures to maintain its shape.

19 onpar resort view 17 Waterproofing sheets are laid down in shaped bunkers to prevent them from getting waterlogged. After the tee box hard casing is completed, troughs are dug for the installation of subsoil drainage. After the kerb and the base of the buggy paths are set, workers prepare to lay the concrete. Instead of using the usual precast concrete kerbing for the buggy paths, the use of specialised kerb making machinery moulds and forms the kerb as directed by the operator, which helps to create smoother curves at the turns. A siege of herons spotted in a marsh within the construction site. Irrigation mainlines being installed. Drainage System View from the future Hole 8 tee box and Hole 7 green. The two holes, which run parallel to each other, will be the closest to the coast. Water collected at the sumps will be channelled into the lakes. Main drainage leading to sump.

20 resort view 18 Golfing in Taiwan Affiliated Clubs Special onpar Taiwan has been increasingly popular as a getaway destination in recent years. If you are planning a trip there soon, why not round it off with a few games of golf? The Club recently signed affiliation agreements with three golf facilities located in Hsinchu City, Kaohsiung City, and Miaoli County, so there is a convenient location to play from almost anywhere in Taiwan. With the luxury of time, you can even make it a golf tour and hit up all three! National Golf Country Club No.1-1, Shizhen, Yuanli Township Miaoli County 358 Taiwan (R.O.C.) Website: Affiliation Arrangement 50% of prevailing guest green fee. Buggy/ caddy fees will be at prevailing rates. Each member is entitled to sign up to 3 guests Book directly from Monday for weekday slots and 3 days in advance for weekends/ public holiday slots Booking is restricted up to a maximum of 4 flights (2 flights each in the morning & afternoon) Apart from its world class standard 18-hole golf course, National Golf Country Club offers a chip-shot and a part driving range to suit the needs of golfers from all levels. With the world-renowned sculptor, Yuyu Yang as one of its landscape gardening designers, the course itself is a massive art piece, inviting every golfer to enjoy this visual feast. Some of our members have already tried them out; here are some photos from their trip! Ta Kang Shan Golf Course No.1, Changshan Road Tianliao District, Kaohsiung City 823 Taiwan (R.O.C.) Website: Affiliation Arrangement 50% of prevailing guest green fee. Buggy/caddy fees will be at prevailing rates. Each member is entitled to sign up to 3 guests Book directly from Monday for weekday slots and 3 days in advance for weekends/public holiday slots Booking is restricted up to a maximum of 4 flights (2 flights each in the morning and afternoon) Ta Kang Shan Golf Course is located near the famous Ta Kang Shan scenic tourist attraction and is the only golf course to offer night golfing in Southern Taiwan. Located strategically in the center of major metropolitan areas, the 18- hole golf course offers great accessibility and a picturesque view of the landscape, be it day or night. Tsai Hsing Elite Club No.350, Zaixing Road Hukou Township, Hsinchu County Taiwan (R.O.C.) Website: Affiliation Arrangement 50% of prevailing guest green fee. Buggy/ caddy fees will be at prevailing rates. Each member is entitled to sign up to 3 guests Book directly from Monday for weekday slots and 3 days in advance for weekends/public holiday slots Booking is restricted up to a maximum of 4 flights (2 flights each in the morning and afternoon) Avid golfers will find Tsai Hsing Elite Club to be one of Taiwan s most challenging yet enjoyable golf clubs. The most remarkable aspect of the Club is its challenging greens, considered among the largest total square measures and superb maintenance quality in Taiwan. It is gracefully landscaped to combine spectacular terrain with the stunning panoramic view of the Taiwan Straits.

21 onpar Get NSRCC! Core Conditioning and Strengthening Tips resort view view nless you are working towards a visible six pack, it can be very easy to U overlook core fitness. However, your core does not merely consist of your abdominals; the term refers to the group of muscles that make up the front, back, and sides of your midsection. Do not think of your core as a vanity muscle ; it is primarily a stabilizer and many day-to-day movements involve your core. Having a strong core can do wonders for your posture and help give you more strength in other exercises like running and walking. Rohmat, our friendly Fitness Instructor, demonstrates some exercise to try for a stronger core! Bridges Leg lifts Starting position: Lie down with your back flat, hands by your side and palms down, legs straight. Movement: Using your palms for support and balance, gradually lift your legs upwards, with feet parallel to ceiling. Variation: For an extra kick, try propelling your pelvis upwards by bending your knees slightly and pushing off your feet! Planks Starting position: Lie down with your back flat, hands by your side and palms down, knees bent and feet firmly flat on the ground. Movement: Pushing from your heels, lift your hips upwards, using your palms for support and balance. Movement is complete when your back and thighs are in line, with your upper body resting on your shoulder blades. Besides your back, this exercise also helps your glutes. Variation: For a greater challenge, try single leg glute bridges! As you lift your hips, pull one of your legs towards the ceiling. Starting position: Start off in the pushup position. Movement: Lower both your forearms to the ground so that both your elbows and fists are flat to the ground. Your palms should be balled up, and elbows directly underneath your shoulders. Straighten your body but keep your neck and spine neutral (neither arched nor rounded). Imagine that you re a plank of wood! Your body should be a single strong line from your head to your heels. Hold the position as long as you can, being mindful to activate your abs and glutes, with minimal fatigue in your back. TRX Workout You can also try doing suspended planks on the TRX system! Having to stabilise your body with your feet suspended on the straps will add an element of difficulty. Variations: No longer feeling the burn from planks? Try single leg planks. Keeping your body stable and straight, slowly lift one foot at a time off the ground. Another move to try on the TRX system: the Pike. Starting position: Begin in a suspended plank position, with your body in a straight line. Movement: Pressing down on your elbows and forearms, lift your hips towards the ceiling and move your legs closer to your body, until your body looks like an upside-down V or as high as you can go. Slowly lower your legs to return to starting position for one rep. More core exercises tend to focus on the abs; try plank twists for the muscles on the side, your obliques! Begin in a pushup position with your feet together. Bend your right knee across to the left as you slide your right foot up to the inside of your left knee. Your hips should turn to the left. Slide your right leg back to start and then repeat to the left for one rep.

22 resort view 20 In&AroundNSRCC A Guide to Our Bungalows ur bungalows are one of NSRCC s most popular amenities. Located at a mere stone s throw away from the East O Coast shoreline on one side and near our swimming pool on the other, it is the perfect tranquil location for a staycation with the family or an intimate wedding solemnisation. The Club currently has 40 two-storeyed bungalows which are fully air-conditioned, with two twin-sharing rooms. Each bungalow features a kitchen that offers the basic necessities such as a fridge, freezer, microwave oven, electric air pot, induction cooker and cutleries for up to 8 persons. The two shower rooms; one on each floor; are equipped with bath & handtowels, toiletries and hairdryer. The living area is a centre of activity, with large, comfortable sofas and an LCD television equipped with 24 cable TV channels including Star Sports, MTV, Star Movies and HBO. The best part about our bungalows? Access to our myriad of resort facilities! From the bowling centre to the swimming pool, you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to activities to do. If you are planning a BBQ, MoMo Hut can provide the food, so you don t have to fuss over having to get your skewers delivered. With its high popularity, the Club receives a lot of enquiries about our bungalows. Here s some of our most Frequently Asked Questions! How do I know which pricing category does my chosen dates fall under? Our pricing periods are defined as such: Off-peak period - Monday to Thursday; Peak period - Fri to Sun (including eve of public holidays & public holidays); Super-peak period - School holidays; Super holiday - Eve of & Day of New Year, Chinese New Year and Christmas Do you provide XXX items? The following items are available for rental or purchase, where applicable, at the Bungalow Reception/Booking Office. Prices are subject to GST. Mattress with Linen/Pillow/Blanket $2.00 per day Charcoal (3kg)/5 Starters/1 Matchbox $5.00 per set Eight (8) Skewers/Wire Mesh (set) $5.00 per set One (1) Chair $1.00 per day Iron & Board Set $1.00 per day What are the check-in and check-out times? Check-in time is from 2 pm to 7 pm daily. Check-out time is between 9 am to 10 am. A day rate is chargeable for check-out between 11 am and 12 noon. A full day s charge will be levied on occupants who check-out after 12 noon. Applicants are allowed to authorise any other person who are 21 years old and above to check-in and out on their behalf. Authorised check-out guests are responsible for all charges/ bills and have to settle them upon check-out. Applicants are required to complete the Authorisation form for check-in and out on their behalf. Can I check-in early and check-out later? The Resort would exercise check-in and check-out flexibility only if there is no back-to-back booking. Why can t NSRCC have earlier check-in time and late checkout time just like hotels? The Resort s check-in time at 2 pm is similar to hotels. Unlike hotels, our check-out time is 10 am instead of 12 noon. This is because the resort needs time to prepare the bungalow for the next check-in. Hotels can allocate guests to other rooms The ground floor of our bungalow consists of a spacious living and dining area, perfect for a gathering of family and friends. if a room is not ready for check-in. However, bungalow guests are given the privilege of selecting a specific bungalow unit for their stay. It is not possible to re-allocate a check-in guest to another bungalow if a unit is not ready. I m having an event at the bungalow. Can I get my own caterer? Yes, you can engage your own caterer. If you are getting tables and chairs from your caterer, please note it is limited to 20 chairs and 2 big (10 seater) tables only as there are not much space in between the bungalows. This is to avoid inconveniences to other bungalow occupants. Are pets allowed in the Resort? Pets are strictly NOT allowed in the Resort or the Clubhouse. How many vehicles can I park in the Bungalow compound? Due to limited parking lots in the compound, only 2 registered vehicles are allowed to park within the bungalow compound. First car is complimentary while the second vehicle is charged at $5/day for off-peak period and $10/day for peak period.

23 In&AroundNSRCC resort view 21 Hosting a BBQ? MoMo Hut can provide the food, so you don t have to worry about the delivery. All bedrooms in our bungalows are located on the second storey. Wake up to a beautiful sunrise! Can I book the bungalow for 1 night? A minimum booking of 2 nights is required for all bookings. You may do 1 night booking only 1 week prior to checkin date for peak period and 2 weeks prior to check-in for off-peak period subject to availability. You may call for assistance. The dining area provide an intimate space for conversations over food and drinks. Can the Resort allow more than these 2 vehicles to park inside? Depending on the occupancy, the Resort may exercise flexibility to allow more than 2 vehicles. Charges will still apply respectively. Where can my guests park their vehicles? Your guests may park at the visitors lot at the Main Clubhouse. Charge is $2.15 per entry per day for Monday to Friday and $1.60 per hour (max capped at $12.80 per day) for public holiday, Saturday and Sunday via cashcard. Please ensure sufficient value in the cashcard before exiting the gantry. Can I drive in to drop off my children/elderly folks and unload my stuff? Yes, you may exchange for a Pass from Security and drive in. Grace period given is 10 minutes and then you have to drive out and park at the visitors lots. Can I do decorations for my ROM/events? Simple decorations are allowed at certain areas of the bungalow. Elaborate decorations (involving additional fixtures) and tentages are not allowed. External electrical appliances are not allowed. Will there be charges applied if I cancel my booking even in advance? Yes. Penalty of 20% of the total bungalow rental is levied if cancellation notice is given 2 weeks or more before the check-in date. A charge of 50% is levied if notice of cancellation given is 1 week or less before the check-in date. Failure to check-in will incur full No- Show charges of bungalow rental. Can I change my booking dates or unit number? Yes. A notice of 2 weeks before check-in date is required to do any amendments. You may amend the date/unit subject to availability. Is there housekeeping services provided? Housekeeping services will be done between 2 pm to 4 pm. However, someone must be in the bungalow. Housekeeping staff are not allowed to enter the bungalow if no one is around. Is your Reception open 24 hours? No. Our operating hours is 9 am to 7 pm daily. After operating hours, you may contact our Duty Manager on or Security /9.

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25 updates resort resort view 23 view 23 The Editorial Committee is Recruiting! Functions of Editorial Committee *To uphold the editorial policy on behalf of NSRCC. *To provide subject-specific expertise, contribute ideas and review content and provide feedback for the newsletter on a bi-monthly basis; *To communicate and support other sub-committee s work. Selection Criteria: *able to interact comfortably with members, staff and committee members. *good writing skills and possess ideas to advance editorial committee s work. *corporate communication or publishing experience an advantage. For more details, please contact Ei Kheng at , or EiKheng@nsrcc.com.sg REMINDER Gambling on NSRCC s Premises Under the Club s Bye-Law, gambling is strictly prohibited in all open spaces within our premises regardless if any monetary exchange is involved. Any members or their guests that fail to adhere to theses laws shall be subjected to disciplinary proceedings. Please Ensure Proper Conduct at All Times. The Management of NSRCC

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27 upcomingevents&promos resort view 25 sports Teacher s Day BollyZhum & Piloxing Date: 4 Sept 2015 (Friday) Time: 4pm 5pm *Fees: $15 (Junior below 12years old) $25 (NSRCC Members); $30 (Guest) Closing Date: 16 August 2015, Sunday Bolly-Zhum Dancercize is hot, hot, hot! Classes include fat burning cardio routines for the whole body that will get you in shape as you get down to Bollywood, Bhangra, Salsa and Hip-Hop. PILOXING uniquely mixes Pilates and boxing moves into a fat torching, muscle sculpting, core-centric interval workout, guaranteed to whip you into shape, using a class format that s both fun and challenging (For all ages who can follow the trainer and move to the beat of music) For more details, please contact Waty at or ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg *Fees are subject to 7% GST. Programme proceeds with minimum 12 participants. courses SG50 Bicycle Maintenance Workshop Course Novice-Basic Date/ Day 8 Aug 2015 (Saturday) Fees* (Per Session) SG50 Promo: $50 (Singaporean Only) $75 (PR / Others) Normal Fees: $60 (NSRCC Member) $70 (SAFRA Member) $75 (Guest) Age Group: 10 years and above Closing Date: 26 July 2015, Sunday What are the quick checks required before you have a safe ride? Don t get surrendered by the roadside waiting for assistance when you have the skills and simple tools ready. Park Tool School books, tools, lube and other bikes accessories will be on offer. Additional 10% discount on top of SG50 Promo (For Singaporean born in/before 1965) Time 9am-1pm Contents For someone with a brand new bike who wishes to learn about basic maintenance Learn tire & tube service, brake service, gear adjustment and rectify problems. Techniques of cleaning the bike Advanced SG50 Promo: $120 (Singaporean Only) $155 (PR /Others) Normal Fees: $130 (NSRCC Member) $140 (SAFRA Member) $155 (Guest) 9pm-6pm For someone who has been doing minor repairs for family and friends and would like to know more detail. Learn to overhaul the bicycle. Troubleshooting will be part of the course. (Lunch & tea breaks provided) For more details, please contact Waty at or ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg. Alternatively, please contact Instructor, Dave Lim at 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.

28 resort view 26 promotions Karaoke Promotions Canary (Small) $10/hr $12/hr (Eve of PH & PH) Hornbill & Flamingo (Medium) $15/hr $18/hr (Eve of PH & PH) Kingfisher (VIP) $40/hr $48/hr (Eve of PH & PH) Member s Birthday NSRCC Members are entitled to Free KTV for 1 Hour during their birthday month! ** Sing with us and enjoy great privileges! Members 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. 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+) NSRCC Members get two free bowing games on your birthday month! T&Cs apply. Call , or bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg events Children s Day Party (Theme: Disney Junior) Date: 2 Oct 2015 (Friday) Time: 1pm 4pm *Fees: $15 (Child 5-12 years old) Closing Date: 13 Sept 2015, Sunday Dress up in Disney Junior theme and won prizes for Best Dress NSRCC Junior. Have fun with the indoor playground, games, food and movies. Examples of Disney Junior: Sofia the First, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Jack and the Never Land Pirates For more details, please contact Waty at or ernawaty@nsrcc. com.sg *Fees are subject to 7% GST. Programme proceeds with minimum of 12 children. Itinerary is subject to changes. Please request for Halal or Vegetarian meal upon registration, if require. Building Racing Cars Challenge Date: 6 Sept 2015 (Sunday) Time: 11am 2pm *Fees (Individual): $10 (Junior below 12years old) $20 (NSRCC Members) $25 (Guest) Fees (Team): $50 (maximum 4 pax with at least 1 junior) Closing Date: 16 August 2015, Sunday With the help of recycle items, can be small bottle caps or big tyres, built a racing car of your own. Prizes to be won for the most attractive racing car for 2 categories and a gift for all participants for a good try as well. A family team spirit is encouraged for this challenge. Includes: Showcase of SGP Formula 1 related souvenirs; Bento Lunch; Movie Screening (Racing cars related movies) Terms & Condition: Some recycle items and tools will be provided but participants are encourage to bring all items require for the building of the racing cars. All recycle items must be in their original condition with no cutting or folding etc. Challenge shall start at the same time and to be completed within 60mins) For more details, please contact Waty at or ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg *Fees are subject to 7% GST. Programme proceeds with minimum 12 participants.

29 facilitiesdirectory main lobby reception (booking of facilities) 8 am to 8 pm (daily) 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 / momohut Tel: enquiry@championbar.com.sg am to 12 am (Sun to Thu) am to 1 am (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays) 5 pm to 10 pm, daily (Momo Hut) 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 (Monday to Thursday) Last order - 7:30pm 7am to 11pm (Friday to Sunday, Eve of and Public Holiday) Last order - 10:15pm 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. others sparks & shines car grooming services nsrcc Tel: am to 7 pm (Tue to Sun) Closed on Monday & Public Holidays membership centre / am to 5.30 pm (Mon to Fri) am to 2.30 pm (Weekends & Public Holidays) golf facilities golf reception Tel: (Changi) / (Kranji) Fax: (Changi) / (Kranji) 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 7 pm (daily, except Mon: 2pm to 11 pm) phil brew golf academy Tel: transview Tel: am to 7pm, daily 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. Members 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 seasports centre constant wind sea sports centre & pro shop Tel: am to 7 pm (daily) centre for performance transformation Tel: golf pro-shop bungalow reception sports facilities billiards room 10 am to 10 pm (daily, but extendable to 11 pm upon request) resort view 27 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) 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) & social gurame indonesian restaurant Tel: pm to 3 pm (daily) 6 pm to 10 pm (daily)

30 resort view 28 malaysia 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 *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 Members, 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 Members need not apply for an Affiliation Card. Just present your Membership & Handicap Cards. Singapore *Sembawang Country Club Tuesdays to Fridays only (excl PH) 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 indonesia 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

31 SWING YOUR WAY TO GOOD DEALS Membership Type Membership Sign-up Promotion 15 Jun 14 Aug 2015 Normal Rates Spending Credits for Renewals Spending Credits for New Sign-ups 5-Year Full Membership 10-Year Full Membership 5-Year Basic Membership 10-Year Basic Membership Associate $5,000 Ordinary $4,480 Associate $8,020 Ordinary $7,270 Associate $2,600 Ordinary $2,400 Associate $4,400 Ordinary $4,000 $788 $638 $1,288 $1,038 $388 $338 $688 $638 Visit our website at for more information. Call our Membership Centre at or us at for enquiries. *Receive up to 24 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. National Service Resort & Country Club 10 Changi Coast Walk Singapore Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course No. 50 Neo Tiew Lane 3 Singapore

32 Highlights from Our 18th Swimming Carnival