In&AroundNSRCC Get Your Feet Wet at Our Sea Sports Centre

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1 Page 24 In&AroundNSRCC Get Your Feet Wet at Our Sea Sports Centre Updates from 4th Town Hall: Opening of New 9-Hole, Progress of NSmen Hub, Plus More! Page 14 Seen & Heard Oktoberfest 2015: An Intimate Affair Pg4 On Par An Official Welcome to Mizuno Golf School! Pg 7 Highlights from Captain s Cup! Pg 13 A bi-monthly publication by National Service Resort & Country Club Nov I Dec 2015

2 CERT No Nov I Dec 2015 Contents Seen & Heard 4 Oktoberfest 2015: An Intimate Affair 6 We re Recruiting: Join Our Committees! 7 An Official Welcome to Mizuno Golf School! On Par 8 Golf 101: Hole Out 9 Introducing the NSRCC App 10 An Affiliated Clubs Special: Golfing in Malaysia 11 Hole-In-One Achievers NSRCC s Service Excellence Award: Vote for Who Makes You Smile! 12 Quincy Quek: From Junior Golfer to Pro 13 Captain s Cup The New 9-Hole: Then and Now 17 Hole-by-Hole Description of Our New 9-Hole Course Front Page 14 Updates from 4th Town Hall: Opening of New 9-Hole, Progress of NSmen Hub, Plus More! In & Around NSRCC 20 Join Us At our Open House! 21 Event Packages for All Your Needs 22 Get NSRCC: 7 Tips for Marathon Running 23 New Tables in the Billiard Room 24 Get Your Feet Wet at Our Sea Sports Centre! Updates 26 Partner Promotions Upcoming Events & Promos 28 Christmas Arts & Craft Building a Christmas Tree Mini Fondant Cupcake Baking Class Youth Selection Roll-Off Christmas Log Cake Baking Class Golfer Makeup Masterclass Korean Makeup Masterclass Christmas Bowl 30 Studying in the US/UK? Raising Kids Confidence in Good and Bad Times Getting Ahead With Your Career NSRCC Flea Market (Christmas) In every issue 2 Office Bearers At your service 3 The Editor Speaks 31 Facilities Directory 32 Affiliated Clubs 8 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. 035/09/2015 Address corpcomms@nsrcc.com.sg 24 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

3 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 MG Lim Cheng Yeow Perry Director Teo Eng Dih Tan Kean Loong Keith General Committee President MG Lim Cheng Yeow Perry Vice President Comr Yap Wee Teck Eric Teo Eng Dih Captain Tan Kah Han 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 Hui Ping Thomas Secretary Ng Heng Chew Treasurer Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Changi Management Committee NSRCC CHANGI Chairman Teo Eng Dih Vice-Chairman 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 Chairman Comr Yap Wee Teck Eric Vice-Chairman Col Yang Si Cheng Chai Yee Yuen Lionel Siow Kah Weng Calvin Goh Soon Hee Derrick Ng Heng Chew Ho Chee Boon Stanley Sua Boon Seng James Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Chan Lee Hock Disciplinary Committee Chairman 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 Specialist Advisory Committee Goh Eng Yau Laurence ENGAGEMENT Committee Chairman Kwa Hian Djoe Andrew 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 Kuek Chiew Peng Tang Ing Koon Derick Editorial Committee Honorary Editor/Chairman Tan Sze Wah Chua Swee Kiat Tang Ing Koon Derick (R&F Comm. Rep.) Teo Whee Sian Maureen (Greens Comm Rep ) AUDIT COMMITTEE Chairman Looi Wan Hui Leong Chee Keen Edward Wong Hui Ping Thomas 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 Chua Peng Loke Vincent Tan Lay Har Teo Whee Sian Maureen HANDICAP Committee Koh Boon Check ESTABLISHMENT COMMITTEE Chairman Teo Eng Dih Leong Chee Keen Edward Lee Meng Guek Ivy Wong Hui Ping Thomas Redevelopment Committee Advisor Teo Eng Dih Chairman 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 Kranji Sanctuary Jason Yeo jasonyeo@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 CHANGI GOLF golfing@nsrcc.com.sg Senior Executive (Golf) Derrick Tay Executive (Golf) Ong Eng Peng Assistant Executive (Golf) May Lim Supervisor (Driving Range) David Oliveiro KRANJI SANCTUARY kranji@nsrcc.com.sg 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 Editor Tan Sze Wah Dear, Greetings to all and especially to all parents with children taking PSLE, O and A Levels exams. Hope that everything has been well and do visit the club now that the school holidays are near. I hope by the time you read this, the haze has cleared. We had to cancel some events like the Mid Autumn festival lantern walk for the children due to the haze but was lucky that many events could continue with venue rearrangements. In this issue, we report on our recent Townhall meeting, where members were happily informed that the Changi golf course construction will be completed on schedule and will open for members play on 1 Dec A new smartphone app was also launched with many features. You can now perform many functions such as online bookings, checking Cat 1 status and calling the club outlets by tapping the phone number displayed on the app. Do try it out. Kranji hosted our Captain s Cup competition this year and participants had a great day of golf, dinner and a fruits buffet. This is the first time we had a fruits buffet and it certainly added flavour for the golfers! Another first is that we had hired full time service staff at Kranji golf terrace to improve service for our members. Do visit Kranji to golf and patronize the golf terrace. After nine months of hard work, the new 9-Hole will be completed and will be ready for play; we take a look back at how far we ve come since the Army Course was closed. We also caught up over coffee with Quincy Quek, one of our ex-junior golfers who is now a prominent professional golfer and he spills some beans on his life after joining the professional ranks. Facilities-wise, new billiards tables are now available at the social wing and the driving range operating hours will be extended for golfers. The club will be organising an Open House with attractive membership promotions will be available. Do inform your friends about it and encourage them to sign up if they are interested. Happy holidays, Sze Wah resort view 3 theeditorspeaks Notice of Omission: Mr Lim Tian Leong was omitted from RV Sept-Oct s Hole-in-One listing. We sincerely apologise for the error. His Hole-in-One was scored on June 3, 2015 at KSGC.

4 seen&heard seen&heard resort resort view 4 resort view 5 An Intimate Affair last-minute relocation to the Leaders A room due to the haze added a touch of cosiness to NSRCC s Oktoberfest celebration that was organised for the second year running. Despite the change, spirits of the merrymakers were not dampened, and they partied the night away. Erdinger beers in hands and food in bellies, the night started with a nail-biting bingo game, where cash prizes stood to be won. Many close calls were had, as potential winners crowded around the stage, all ready to claim their prize if their winning numbers were called. Partygoers were entertained with a hilarious performance by a very special guest that got them roaring with laughter and scrambling for their cameras, as some of our attendees very gamely demonstrated their booty shaking chops. Several sporting gentlemen also participated in some drinking and strength games as well. Those who were content to watch at their seats had their share of thrills during the lucky draw segments, which saw Ms Florence Khemlani, Convener (Family Recreation), Resorts & Facilities Committee, and Mr Patrick Too, Vice Chairman, Resorts & Facilities Committee, giving away prizes. A big thank you to all attendees for having fun with us!

5 resort view 6 resort view 7 seen&heard seen&heard Recruitment of Committee NSRCC invites applications from suitable persons to serve as members on our various committees. An Official Welcome to Mizuno Golf School! Mizuno Golf School at NSRCC officially opened on 19 October, and as part of the opening festivities, the school held a series of workshops hosted by Joe Thiel, US PGA Master Professional and Lead Teacher of Mizuno Golf School worldwide. In a symbolic gesture, Mr Tatani handed over a copy of the Mizuno Golf School syllabus to Mr Tan, to signify his taking-over of the school Disciplinary Committee Function: To uphold the Club s bye-laws and ensure all rules and regulations of the bye-laws are adhered to. Conduct hearings and deliberate all disciplinary cases in accordance to the Club s bye-laws and disciplinary procedure. Selection Criteria: Proficient in golf with good knowledge of golf etiquette. Able to attend disciplinary hearing during weekdays after office hours. Editorial Committee Function: To uphold the editorial policy on behalf of NSRCC. To provide subject-specific expertise, contribute ideas, 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 communications or publishing experience an advantage. Resort & Facilities Committee Function: To provide advices to the up keeping of facilities and services standard Responsible in the promotion of F&B, sports activities and social programmes Selection Criteria: Able to interact comfortably with members, staff and committee members. Possess ideas to improve Club s sports and social facilities through activities and tournaments. Knowledge in hospitality industries will be an added advantage (L-R) The official press conference was helmed by Mr David Leow, General Manager, Mizuno Singapore; Mr Kiyoshi Tatani, President, Mizuno Singapore; Mr Joe Thiel, US PGA Master Professional and Lead Teacher of Mizuno Golf School; and Mr Edmund Tan, Head of Golf Instruction, Mizuno Golf School Asia. Mizuno Golf School is located near the fitness centre, next to the children s playroom. Check out that range of clubs! Custom club fitting service is also available at the golf school. Workshops by Joe Thiel For more details, contact edmund. tan@mizuno.com.sg or call Alternatively, visit com, or check them out on Facebook: Over the course of a week, Joe Thiel, US PGA Master Professional and Lead Teacher of Mizuno Golf School, met with golfers young and old alike to share his philosophy of unconscious competence. He also gave tips on mental training, and worked with videos and drills strengthening swing foundations. Interested applicants may write in to Ms Tan Ei Kheng, Assistant Manager (hip), call , or eikheng@nsrcc.com.sg. The successful candidate will serve a six months probationary period as an observer to understand the functions of the Committee. Upon completion of the probationary period, the Committee Chairman will confirm or decline the appointment of the candidate.

6 resort view 8 onpar GOLF seen&heard resort view 9 Hole Out Definition: Ball is holed when it is at rest within circumference of the hole and all of it is below the level of the lip of the hole. Rule 17-4 Ball resting on Flagstick Player may remove flagstick and if ball falls in, the ball is holed. Otherwise ball is replaced on lip of the hole for the player to putt out. Decision 16/3 Ball embedded in side of hole If part of the embedded ball is above the lip, ball is not holed. Player allowed to lift the ball, repair the damage and place ball on lip of hole to putt out. Decision 16/5.5 Player removes ball while it is still bouncing in bottom of hole liner? Ball is holed. The words at rest is to address situation of ball bouncing out after falling below the lip of the hole.

7 resort view 10 Golfing in Malaysia Negeri Sembilan Nilai Springs Golf & Country Club PT 4770, Bandar Baru Nilai P.O. Box 50, Nilai Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus, Malaysia Tel: Fax: Website: my/history/ Affi iated C ubs Special Staffield Country Resort Batu 13, Jalan Seremban-Kuala Lumpur (Country Road) Mantin Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus, Malaysia Tel: /8/9 Fax: onpar Malaysia, our neighbouring nation, has always been a popular choice for a quick change of scene. Want a golf getaway but stay close to home? Time to get acquainted with some of our Malaysian affiliated golf clubs! Negeri Sembilan Selangor Kelab Golf Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah No. 1 Rumah Kelab Jalan Kelab Golf 13/ Shah Alam Selangor Sarul Ehsan, Malaysia Tel: Fax: Website: onpar S/N Date Name Location H'cap 1 03-Oct-15 Loh Kah Hong KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole # Sep-15 Calvin Wong Kim Pin KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole # Sep-15 See Kwee Tong Peter Air Force Course Hole Sep-15 Tan Fong Kum Air Force Course Hole Sep-15 Mohamad Rosni Bin Omar KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole # Sep-15 Teo Tiong Ngee KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole # Sep-15 Yeo Tee-Tann KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole # Sep-15 David Tan Chiang Seng KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole # Sep-15 Ng Heng Chew KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole # Sep-15 Quincy Quek KSGC Home Team Course Hole # Aug-15 Quincy Quek Laguna National Golf & Country Club, Pro World Classic Course Hole Sep-15 Tay Lip Yong, Raymond KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole # Aug-15 Aw Chye Wee Air Force Course Hole Aug-15 Khairuddin Mohammad Air Force Course Hole Aug-15 Steven Boo Quee Choon KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole # Aug-15 Koh Song Chuang Air Force Course Hole Jul-15 Boo Yong Seng KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole # Jun-15 Wee Toon Lee KSGC Home Team Course Hole # Jun-15 Lim Tian Leong KSGC Armed Forces Course Hole 9 resort view 11 Hole One In Achievers 2HIO For results of Monthly Medal, please go to Affiliation Arrangement Complimentary green fee. Buggy/ caddy fees will be at prevailing rates. Booking is restricted to a maximum of 4 flights (2 flights each in the morning & afternoon). Booking is restricted to a maximum of 14 days per calendar year. Each member is entitled to sign up to 3 guests. Tanjong Puteri Golf Resort was developed in 1990 and now boasts of three challenging international standard golf courses, one different from the other in terms of design and layout. Nilai Springs Golf & Country Club is conveniently located 15 minutes away from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), which means you could be golfing within the hour after getting off the plane. The 27-Hole championship course incorporated an existing stream, which now serves as water hazards as well as the conservation of the site s natural features and contours. Golfers will find themselves challenged by the narrow fairways accentuated by tricky bunkers and the wide water hazards. Developed and managed by Nilai Springs Berhad,the club is on the same grounds as Nilai Springs Resort Hotel, making it a good choice for a vacation with the family. Affiliation Arrangement Complimentary green fee. Buggy/ caddy fees will be at prevailing rates. Booking is restricted to a maximum of 4 flights (2 flights each in the morning & afternoon). Booking is restricted to a maximum of 14 days per calendar year. Each member is entitled to sign up to 3 guests. Staffield Country Resort features three separate nine-hole courses to form a 27-hole championship course. The courses are long, coming in at 3,197-metre for the Northern Nine, and 3,108-metre for the Western Nine and Southern Nine, but rewards the golfers willing to brave it with a demanding yet scenic game. These courses have strategically placed obstacles consisting of sand traps, water, fairway mounds and tall grass which will enhance the challenges and excitement of the game. Regardless of which combination of the nines you wish to play, you will get a wholesome and satisfying golfing experience. Affiliation Arrangement 50% of prevailing guest green fee. Buggy/ Caddy fees will be at prevailing rates. Booking is restricted up to a maximum of 4 flights (2 flights each in the morning and afternoon). Each member is entitled to sign up to 3 guests. Located in Shah Alam, Selangor, Kelab Golf Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah (KGSAAS) sits atop a hill, overlooking the entire course laid down below and around it. The club s 27-hole course is designed by Thompson Wolveridge and Associates, which is helmed by 5-time British Open Champion, Peter Thompson. Retaining the terrain s natural undulations and the lakes natural beauty, over 25,000 trees and shrubs were planted to create a scenic landscape. The course also encompasses mounds and foothills to provide golfers with the thrills they seek. The fairways here are broad yet the greens are deceivingly tricky. KGSAAS also prides itself on being The Home of Night Golfing, as all 27 holes of the USGA class championship golf course are lit for night play, perfect for unwinding after a day out and about. Flight Booking Tel: / Fax:

8 seen&heard seen&heard resort view 12 resort view 13 Quincy Quek: From Junior Golfer to Pro T The 28 year-old was introduced to the game by his father, who brought him to a driving range. He recalls the experience as one of his fondest golfing memories, The first time I actually hit the ball, I still remember. My dad had actually gone out with his friends; they went to the driving range. He came back home, and brought me off to the driving range. He was just telling me that he tried hitting some balls, it s quite fun, so he wanted me to try it out, with a junior set for me. It was about that time I was watching a fair bit of golf, I was watching Greg Norman, Nick Faldo Later on, when Tiger came on in 97, that s when I pretty much followed him all the way. Since then, Quincy has continuously worked on improving his game. It was not easy playing as a junior; equipment for juniors was not common, and to keep costs low, the family would head to Malaysia during weekends. The rarity of juniors and dominance of adult players also created conflict, We got a lot of stares like, What s this young kid doing here, does he really know how to play, can someone call a marshal and check his handicap, stuff like that. People didn t really like the idea of juniors coming out on the golf course, and there was no junior programme of sorts. Things changed when Quincy s father became a NSRCC member, and Quincy was able to work on and improve his game; he participated in the few junior Quincy Quek has come a long way since he first tried hitting golf balls at 10 years old. The professional golfer currently splits his time playing on the Asian Tour, Asian Development Tour, and PGA Tour China. tournaments that were available and monthly medals hosted by the Club. As he went on to join the national team, the Club was able to support him by offering him opportunities to practise; this has continued till today. Whatever the club has extended to me, it s much appreciated. Even now, since I turned pro, they ve continued to support me, which is one of the things I was sort of a bit worried about. Going out after everybody s gone, maybe stay on one hole or stay on two holes, I think that s a lot more beneficial than spending five hours playing 18 holes. It s been great that I have this option. said Quincy. Indeed the transition from being an amateur to pro golfer was a challenging one, especially with the financial considerations involved. Doubt sets in sometimes: There s been quite a few times I ve been thinking, Is this the right decision? Maybe I should go back to school, finish up my degree, get a normal job. Thankfully, his family s unwavering belief and support keep him focussed on his goal of playing against the top players in the world. Quincy is hopeful that it is an achievable goal, I think with golf, it s, in a way, quite fair. You don t have to be a certain build to be able to succeed. Golfers they come in all shapes and sizes, and I felt that I had a good enough amateur career, I thought I ll give it a shot. His first professional win was at the Asian Development Tour s Orchard Golf Championship in the Philippines in Quincy is currently working towards breaking into the American golf scene, and if the two Hole-in-Ones he achieved within two weeks (see page 11!) are any indicator, he has very good reasons to be hopeful. Photo courtesy of Quincy Quek. H eld at KSGC on September 5, our Club Captain, Mr Tan Kah Han, hosted Captain s Cup 2015 and a very special guest: MG Perry Lim, our new Club President/Chief of Defence Force. Golfers were greeted with a special fruits buffet with a feast of fruits to replenish their energies for the day of great golfing to come. And off they went! The weather cooperated and all golfers enjoyed an uninterrupted game. Someone in particular had a better day than others: our very own GM, Mr Ng Heng Chew scored a Hole-in-One on Armed Forces Course Hole # 5! He received his certificate and trophy from Captain during the prize giving presentation at dinner, where participants tucked into a sumptuous meal to end the day on a truly satisfying note. Captain s Cup 2015

9 resort view 14 resort view 15 NSRCC Exclusive Feature! NSRCC Announces the Opening Date of its New 9-hole Course during a 4th Town Hall Session frontpage frontpage embers were invited to attend NSRCC s 4th Town Hall session, M hosted by Mr Teo Eng Dih, Director (Manpower, MINDEF) and NSRCC, Vice President on Friday, 9th October Panellists for the Town Hall included Mr Tan Kah Han (Club Captain, Co-Chairman of Redevelopment Committee), Mr Lee Chee Peng (Chairman of Resort & Facilities Committee & Co-Chairman of Redevelopment Committee) together with Mr Ng Heng Chew (General Manager, NSRCC), Mr Stanley Ho (Director, Business Strategy, Resort & MMC) and Mr James Sua (Director, Golf) who are a part of the Club Management. Mr Ng commenced the session by providing members that were present with an overview of plans, mitigation measures and works that the Club rolled out since the land was taken over by Singapore Land Authority in Feb He further mentioned that since March 2015, when the extensive reconfiguration of the Army course began, hard work was put in day and night by the Management and Redevelopment Committee to ensure that plans were on track, leading up to the new 9-hole course being able to open for play from 1st December Mr Teo also expressed his appreciation to all our members for their unwavering support and patience during the redevelopment phase of the new 9-hole course. He mentioned that MINDEF has worked closely with the Club during this period to ensure that the upgrading works were carried out smoothly, so that inconveniences to our members were kept at a minimum. A large part of the development costs have also been primarily funded by MINDEF, while he also mentioned that the balance would be taken from the Club s Reserves. During the session, Mr James Sua also provided members with a hole-by-hole visual walk-through of the new 9 holes. Key highlights included: The new 9-hole course at NSRCC Changi is a Par 36, measuring 3,081 meters from the back tees. The new course has 4 ponds that are able to store a total of 60,213 m3 of irrigation water that could last up to 17 days during drought. Signature hole 3 incorporating a 4 metre high water fall feature as part of the landscape Signature hole 8 close proximity to sea front with scenic view. There are five bridges on the new 9-hole course reminiscent of the Victorian era. The current green fee rebate and free membership extension that the Club offered as mitigation for the inconvenience to members, will continue till June By then, prices will be reverted to the rates before the rebate. It was also shared during the session on the upcoming expansion of Social & Recreational facilities that will be oriented towards NSmen and their families. Mr Stanley Ho mentioned that the Club is at present in negotiation over the proposed piece of land that it will be built on. Some potential challenges on height limit due to aviation safety and shore erosion were also shared during the session. To provide easier access for our members to the NSmen Hub, the Club is potentially looking at a sheltered walkway that will provide a link between NSRCC and the new hub. Another exciting announcement during the Town Hall session was that the Club launched its long-awaited mobile application. The app will enable users to make golf and bungalow bookings, as well as allow them to access information on-the-go on operating hours of our facilities and contact information. Our golfers would also be to have instant CAT-1 notifications sent to them. It was also mentioned that these apps are exclusively available for download on Apple itunes Store and Google Play store.

10 seen&heard seen&heard resort view 16 resort view 17 7 Hole-by-Hole Description of our new 9-hole course The New 9-Hole: Then and Now Seems like nine months have passed in the blink of an eye since the closure of the old Army Course, but it has taken a great deal of effort and coordination by various parties for the new 9-Hole to be built and ready for play in the span of that time. Here s a look back at how far we have come! 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. Hole 1 Tees for the starting hole are located on the right of the existing driving range area, and slightly elevated. Existing trees currently dividing 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. 1 Hard to imagine that nine months is all it took to dig up a golf course to this state, and build another one! 2 Earth work and contour to shape the course. 3 Existing foliage had to be cleared for the works. 4 Water features had to be drained as well. 5 After the bunkers are shaped, waterproofing sheets are laid down to prevent them from getting waterlogged Beneath the golf course, there is a complex network of drainage pipes to channel and collect water. 7 As a large part of the course is made of sand, a hard casing around the tee box keeps it in shape. 8 A lot of work goes into the building of retaining walls, which are essential for the structure of the island greens. 9 Curbs of the buggy paths in the new 9-Hole are made using a special machine instead of the usual pre-cast pieces, for smoother curves around corners. 10 One of the main features of the new 9-Hole is this waterfall. The lake which it flows into is flanked by holes 3, 4, and 5, and have the capacity to provide up to 17 days of water for the course. 11 Another new feature in the 9-Hole: pedestrian bridges. 12 Bales of grass imported from Thailand are applied in patches to bare ground, and then given time to grow. When the course is opened for play, they will be dense and beautiful. 12 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. There 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 resort view 18 resort view 19 seen&heard seen&heard 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.

12 resort view 20 resort view 21 hippromotions RECEIVE UP TO $1588 SPENDING CREDITS 6 MONTHS SUBSCRIPTION FEES WAIVER (WORTH UP TO $270) Exciting membership sign-up promotions awaits you! Come and join us for a weekend of fun-filled activities with your family. 5 & 6 DECEMBER am 5pm 10 CHANGI COAST WALK FREE 18-MONTH EXTENSION RECEIVE UP TO $150 REFERRAL CREDITS NEW GOLF NSRCC CHANGI (OPENING 1 DECEMBER 2015) Terms & Conditions apply

13 In&AroundNSRCC EnhancementsAround NSRCC resort view 22 resort view 23 Get NSRCC 7 Tips for Marathon Running New Tables in the Billiard Room F or our die-hard billiard and snooker players, the Billiard Room s closure from 14 to 17 September was welcomed news; all four tables in the rooms have been replaced with new tables from Wiraka. The brand also supplied tables for this year s SEA Games. will now be able to enjoy a smoother, more even playing surface. This follows the renovations done earlier this year, from 4 to 13 May, where the flooring and counters of the room were replaced. With the upgrades, the Billiard Room has truly gained a new lease of life! Putting the tables together. The revamped counter and new carpets. Running is one of the most accessible fitness activities; just get a good pair of shoes and you are good to good! Whether your goal is better cardio fitness, improved heart health, or weight loss, regular running is a great way to counter the damage done by our sedentary lifestyles. Here are some tips to train for a marathon (42.195k) that are also applicable for a variety of distances: 5k, 10k, a half marathon (21k). Tip 1: Set a Goal Training for a marathon requires a great deal of discipline to sustain through all trainings. Having a goal gives you a focus and meaning to your training! Tip 2: Build a Solid Base As a seasoned runner or a newbie, the key aspect in training for a marathon is building a solid mileage base. Do that by clocking more kilometres on your runs! The three types of Foot Arch It is easy to be overwhelmed by the sheer quantity and variety of running shoes out there, so let s cut through some of the clutter! You should always start with identifying your foot type in order to select the right shoe. Broadly speaking, there are three types of feet Flat, Neutral and High Arched. For more serious runner, you might want to do a running gait test to determine the best fit for you! Before After Tip 3: Progression Do not increase more than 10% of mileage on a weekly basis, allow at least one rest day in between trainings for recovery. Remember: Less haste, more speed! Tip 4: Running Psychology Mental barriers are often tougher than the physical ones. When the going gets tough, remember your goals and visualise yourself as the athlete that you want to be. Tip 5: Cross Training Spice up your training! Running at different speeds, terrain and surfaces during the week will allow your body to adapt and strengthen. You can try cross-training, e.g.: cycling, swimming and weight training etc. Tip 6: Hydration Condition your body and prevent dehydration by taking fluids after the first 20minutes of your long run, then keep drinking small amounts (<150ml) at regular intervals of 10minutes. Tip 7: Rest & Recovery You need to realise that your body needs rest and recovery. Experiment with different rest intervals to find out what works for you. Using sports tapes, such as Acti-tape or sports massage is a great way of preventing injuries or aiding recovery. Medium Arch (Neutral) Most common foot type that lends itself to a wide variety of shoes. Flat Arch (Overpronation) Look for a shoe with stability features to prevent pronation (rolling of the feet inwards). High Arch (Supination) Tendency to supinate (rolling of the feet outwards). Look for shoes with a flexible, cushioned sole. How to Choose the Right Shoes The three most common categorisations for shoes are daily trainers, lightweight trainers and racers. As a guide, the thicker the outsole of the shoe, the more cushioning it has. Racer Minimal cushioning. Ideal as a race day shoe and best suited to runners with an efficient running style. Lightweight Trainer Substantially less cushioning. Ideal for an injection of speed and tempo runs. Daily Trainer Maximum cushioning. Ideal for high mileage and daily use. 5 Lucky players will be selected randomly by computerised Jackpot System daily to enter X MAS LUCKY PICK to win NO minimum bet required NO specific machine to play The more frequent you play, the higher chance you will be selected! Be a Responsible Player Always Play with Money You Can Afford. For More Information, Please Approach Jackpot Customer Service Staff at Jackpot Room.

14 Facilitiesfeature Facilitiesfeature resort view 24 resort view 25 Get Your Feet Wet at Our Sea Sports Centre! There s something in the water at Changi Coast Walk Or rather, on it. The place may seem like a serene, tranquil place, but over at the Sea Sports Centre, Constant Wind Sea Sports and Sailing School has a host of activities to get your heart pumping and adrenaline rushing! Get a dose of vitamin D, a good workout, and lots of fun; just bring your shades, sunblock, and sense of adventure. Sailing Sailing can look daunting to those without any experience, but Constant Wind has Laser Bahia, Laser Pico and Olympic Laser equipment for sale, lessons and rentals! Equipment is rigged and ready to sail. If we have lost you at that first sentence, do not be intimidated: just give sailing a go, and you will soon learn about the different sailboats, and which is best for you. Comprising of a dinghy and a sail, sailors control the dinghy and manoeuvre freely on the water using the rudder and riggings. Powered by the wind, one must conquer and acquire skills needed to handle one boat well, such as psycho-motor skills, judgmental skills and knowledge of the boat. If you enjoy sports that test not just your physical ability but also your intelligence, sailing is perfect. Stand Up Paddling (SUP) Stand Up Paddling is a very literal name for the very obvious sport; you stand up on a board, and paddle. However there are very good reasons for its rise to popularity around the world; it is a great full body workout that takes you places, from shallower waters where you can get closer to nature or on the waves when you become an expert. The low impact activity is a good cross training option as it helps to improve aerobic fitness, strength and flexibility by engaging your core and challenging your balance. It is also suitable for all ages, making it a family-friendly activity. Whether you are a canoeist / kayak enthusiast or simply just an outdoorsy individual out to try something new, SUP will satisfy you. Kayaking You cannot go wrong with kayaking for a relaxing day on water. Whether you are part of a group or out alone, there are few things better than a tranquil time out on the water; think of it as taking a walk, but on the sea. However, kayaking can also be a good workout, as you are only as fast as how hard you paddle. This activity is suited for children and adults of all ages, and you do not need to be an experienced paddler to enjoy the amazing outdoors. Even beginners who are new to the sport can enjoy a well-deserved break. Book a kayak today and you will find that your family will remember this trip as one of their favourite family outdoor adventures. Constant Wind conducts PPCDL lessons to equip you for the MPA Theory and Practical test. This will be an entry to the boating world of sport. Charter boats are available for rental to practice for the test, and inexperienced newbies with new licences can engage experienced guided drivers to explore around Singapore waters. Equipment Rental Rates Windsurfing As its name suggests, windsurfing is something like windpowered surfing; a sail is attached to the windsurfing board, and the wind propels the windsurfer to speed through the waves. While similar to sailing, the lighter weight of the equipment allows the windsurfer to perform stunts like jumps, inverted loops, spinning manoeuvres, and other "freestyle" moves that cannot be matched by any sailboat. Constant Wind s experienced racing windsurfing coaches conduct beginner, intermediate and racing lessons; they also have equipment for sales and rental. For a sport that combines thrills and skills, windsurfing is definitely one sport to try! Member Public Off Peak Peak Off Peak Peak Windsurfing JP-Beginner $18/$36/$54 $22/$40/$60 $20/$40/$60 $25/$50/$75 TechnoOne Design $23/$46/$69 $27/$54/$76 $25/$50/$72 $30/$60/$85 RS:One $28/$51/$74 $32/$59/$81 $30/$55/$77 $35/$65/$90 JP-Slalom/Advance $45/$90/$135 $54/$108/$162 $50/$100/$150 $60/$120/$180 Sailing Laser Pico $18/$32/$47 $25/$43/$62 $20/$36/$52 $27/$48/$70 Laser $22/$36/$54 $29/$48/$73 $24/$40/$60 $32/$54/$80 Laser Bahia (5pax) $72/$130/$180 $97/$171/$236 $80/$144/$200 $107/$193/$268 Kayaking Single $16/$24/$32 $20/$28/$36 $20/$30/$40 $25/$35/$45 Double $20/$28/$36 $24/$32/$40 $25/$35/$45 $30/$40/$50 Pleasure Craft J29 $450 (half day)/ Power Boat $720 (full day) Powered Pleasure Craft Driving Licence (PPCDL) $500 (half day)/ $800 (full day) Stand Up Paddling $23/$46/$69 $27/$54/$76 $25/$50/$72 $30/$60/$85 Terms & Conditions Rental rates given are for per hour, two hour and three hour charges respectively. All rates inclusive of prevailing GST. Rates are subject to changes without prior notice. Off-Peak periods defined as Mon to Fri, excluding public holidays. Based on 1st come 1st served availability.

15 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. Partner Promotions 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 partners-promotion for full details of the great discounts available. resort view 26 resort view Winery The origins of 1847 Wines begin with Bavarian immigrant Johann Gramp, who in 1847 planted his first commercial vineyard in the Barossa Valley. Gramp chose the Rowland Flat sub-region of the Barossa Valley to plant his first patch of just under two hectares of vines. The vines flourished and led to the production of his vintage in To this day, Gramp s original Rowland Flat property remains at the heart of 1847 Wines estate vineyards Wines has grown to encompass 80 hectares of estate vineyards in the diverse Rowland Flat sub-region that are the source of the majority of the vintner s premium wine portfolio inspired by Johann Gramp s pioneering spirit. NSRCC MEMBERS PROMOTION 1. Pappy s Cabernet Sauvignon at $52 (U.P $96) 2. Emma Lydia Semillon at $32 (U.P $68) 3. Sparkling Merlot at $35 (U.P $68) Promotion Duration: Valid till 31 December Winery (Singapore) 80 Playfair Road, #04-01B, Kapo Factory, Singapore For purchases and enquiries, please call or chuayihao@1847singapore.com Left to right: Pappy s Cabernet Sauvignon; Emma Lydia Semillon; Sparkling Merlot Raffles medical Raffles Medical brings to you a comprehensive range of healthcare services through our network of multidisciplinary clinics located conveniently across Singapore. Our panel of clinics is integrated with Raffles Hospital which comprises Raffles Specialist Centres that offers multidisciplinary specialist services, and diagnostic services such as Radiology and Laboratory. In partnership with NSRCC, members may visit Raffles Medical for: Vaccinations Health Screening Dental Chinese Medicine Services For general enquiries, please call , or any Raffles Medical clinic. Kindly refer to our website under Partner Promotions for the full list of services. Terms & Conditions A min. purchase of 3 bottles or $75 required to enjoy free delivery. Quote NSRCC MEMBER to enjoy discount. Other terms and conditions apply. 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 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 Raffles health supplements Raffles health supplements are specifically created with your health and wellness needs in mind. We promote optimal health with high quality and effective formulations. NSRCC members enjoy 25% off Raffles and Kidds brand of supplements. Available at raffles health retail pharmacy at raffles hospital. Kindly refer to our website under Partner Promotions for more information. To view the entire range of Raffles health supplements, visit

16 upcomingevents&promos upcomingevents&promos resort view 28 resort view 29 courses Christmas Arts & Craft Building a Christmas Tree 12 December 2015; Saturday; 2.00pm 5.00pm Fees $ % GST (NSRCC Junior Member) $ % GST (Signed-in Guest) Minimum number of participants: 10 participants Age Group: Kids 9 12 Years Old Closing Date: 7 Dec 2015, Monday The outline of the workshop will be: Challenge yourself to build a Christmas Tree using a mixture of arts and craft materials and accessories. Use your imagination to design, build and decorate the tree. Kids will learn to share and communicate with each other, fostering teamwork and learn to complete the tasks on hand. For more details, please contact Juhainie at or juhainie@nsrcc.com.sg Mini Fondant Cupcake Baking Class (Demo + Hands-on) Date: 19 Dec 2015 (Saturday) Time: 2 pm 4 pm Venue: NSRCC *Fees: $60 (Member), $72 (Guest) Age Group: 8-14 yrs old Closing Date: 22 Nov 2015, Sunday Let the children express their creativity with decorating their own cupcake. 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. Christmas Log Cake Baking Class (Full Hands On) Date: 21 Dec 2015 (Monday) Time: 2 pm 5 pm Venue: ITSI Baking Studio *Fees: $100 (Member), $120 (Guest) Age Group: 16 yrs and above Closing Date: 22 Nov 2015, Sunday Log Cakes represent Christmas. Soft, sweet and creamy. 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. Children below 12 yrs tag along with an adult for free. Golfer Makeup Masterclass Date: 12 Dec 2015 (Saturday) Time: 11.00am 1.30pm Fees: $ % GST (NSRCC Member) $ % GST (Signed-in Guest) Minimum number of participants: 10 Age Group: Open to all Ladies Closing Date: 30 November 2015 Want to look flawless and with the perfect smile when you strike the Hole in one or nearest to the line game? Now you can with this class! You must know that it is not only about looking good but also taking care of your skin under the sun. The Glam Golfer look offers you tips and tricks on perfecting the flawless smile anywhere in the fields effortlessly. Korean Makeup Masterclass Date : 12 Dec 2015 (Saturday) Time : 2.30pm 5.00pm Fees : $ % GST (NSRCC Member) $ % GST (Signed-in Guest) OR 2 Person Package $ % GST (NSRCC Member) $ % GST (Signed-in Guest) Minimum number of participants: 10 Age Group: Open to all Ladies Closing Date: 30 November 2015 Participants may redeem 1 time makeover service at the school (valid till 31 March 2016) Participants may redeem products up to $ from established European makeup brands Ever wonder how the Korean celebrities achieve their flawless dewy skin? Every girl deserves to know the trick to achieving the Perfect Skin. Flawless Dewy look, modern eyebrows and the latest 2-tone lip colour to be achieved effortlessly. sports Youth Selection Roll-Off 2016 Date : Sunday, 15th November 2015 Time : 10.00am (Check-In), 10.30am (Roll-off) Fees : $35.00(via In-House) Format : 8-Game Series Open to NSRCC junior members from age 10 to 21 years old. NSRCC Resident coach will be conducting coaching lessons to youth bowlers who are successfully selected from the event. Kindly contact or us at bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg for further details. Started by 2 ex-colleagues from Chanel, My Makeup Academy aims to be one of the most respectable makeup and grooming institution in the region, focusing on developing a modern edge for their clients with an eye for styling and the latest trends. For more details, please contact Juhainie at or juhainie@nsrcc.com.sg Christmas Bowl Date : 20 Dec 2015 (Sunday) Time : 11.30am 6.00pm Fees : $40 Celebrate Christmas in a unique way; join us at our Christmas Bowl! Inclusive of Buffet lunch, 10 Bowling Games, Lucky draw & Prize Presentation. Kindly contact or us at bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg for further details.

17 resort view 30 resort view 31 TALKS events Studying in the US/UK? Date: 12 Dec 2015, Saturday Day: Saturday Time: 3.00pm 5.00pm Fees: $ % GST (NSRCC Member) $ % GST (Signed-in Guest) Minimum number of participants: 10 Age Group: All Adults The outline of the workshop will be: Brief information on the admission process and know what universities really consider when they look at your application. Admission as an international student gets harder every year therefore learning how to build a total package that the schools are looking for. For more details, please contact Juhainie at or juhainie@nsrcc.com.sg Getting Ahead With Your Career Date: 13 Dec 2015 (Sunday) Time: 2.00pm 5.00pm Fees: $ % GST (NSRCC Junior Member) $ % GST (Signed-in Guest) Minimum number of participants: 10 Age Group: All Adults Closing Date: 30 November 2015 This workshop is to equip jobseekers and fresh graduates the knowledge, skills and tools to prepare themselves for the challenges ahead they faced in their career. Workshop will include videos, games and activities to enhance learning. Materials will be fully provided. For more details, please contact Juhainie at or juhainie@nsrcc.com.sg NSRCC Flea Market (Christmas) Date: 19 & 20 Dec 2015 (Saturday & Sunday) Time: 11:00 am 6:00 pm (Saturday) 9:00am 3:00pm (Sunday) *Fees (Per Day): $35 (Member), $50 (Guest) Age Group: 16 years and above Closing Date: 29 Nov 2015, Sunday You don t need or want to get rid of pre-loved or new personal belongings? Don t throw but sell it to someone who might love to own it. Vendors selling home decorative items, dress, shirts, bags, shoes and other accessories are welcome. For more details, please contact Waty at or ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg *Fees are subject to 7% GST. Tables are limited. Raising Kids Confidence in Good and Bad Times Date: 19 Dec 2015 (Saturday) Time: 2.00pm 5.00pm Fees: $ % GST (NSRCC Junior Member) $ % GST (Signed-in Guest) Minimum number of participants: 10 Age Group: All Adults Closing Date: 7 December 2015 This workshop is to educate parents on the importance of raising kids self-confidence in today s competitive environment. Workshop will include videos, games and activities to enhance learning. All materials will be provided For more details, please contact Juhainie at or juhainie@nsrcc.com.sg 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: kindergolf Tel: am to 6 pm (Mon to Sun) mizuno golf school Tel: edmund.tan@mizuno.com.sg transview Tel: am to 7pm, daily seasports centre constant wind sea sports centre & pro shop Tel: am to 7 pm (daily) centre for performance transformation Tel: golf pro-shop bungalow Tel: Fax: Opening Hours: 9 am to 8 pm (daily) Booking Hours: 9 am to 7 pm (daily) reception 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 sports 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) 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)

18 resort view 32 malaysia indonesia Johor *Tanjong Puteri Golf & Country Club (Office & Club) / (S pore Office) (Office & Club) (S pore Office) enquiry@tpgr.com Batam *SouthLinks Country Club (Batam) (Jakarta) (S pore Office) (Batam) (Jakarta) (S pore) sales@southlinksgolf.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 f i liatedclubs Af 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. 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 SpecialGolfingArrangements need not apply for an Affiliation Card. Just present your hip & Handicap Cards. Singapore *Sembawang Country Club Tuesdays to Fridays only (excl PH) Thailand *Phuket Country Club bookings@phuketcountryclub.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 *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 * Affiliated clubs that charges discounted Green Fees C M Y CM MY CY CMY K

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