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1 TANAH MERAH COUNTRY CLUB SINGAPORE May / June 2016 ISSUE 3 I MCI (P) 045/06/2015 Tanah Merah Country Club Newsmagazine TOP FEATURE Ensuring the Garden and Tampines will Continue to Provide the T hrill FUN IN ACTION COPACABANA NIGHT LIGHTS UP NEW BANQUET ROOM DINE & BE MERRY GARDEN VIEW RESTAURANT FATHER S DAY CELEBRATION SET MENU

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3 Editor s Note 3 EDITOR S NOTE TMCC s STEADY LEADERSHIP HELPS WHEN IRONING OUT DIFFICULT ISSUES By Godfrey Robert In a period of transition and uncertainty, the best scenario for any club in handling matters is for it to have a strong and steady leadership. The AGM lasted just less than an hour, a sound confirmation that procedures went smoothly and the overall mood v er y fr iendly. And Tanah Merah Country Club once again demonstrated at its recent annual general meeting (AGM) that it would be almost status quo as far as the General Committee (GC) is concerned for the next two years. The top posts for TMCC remain unchanged, and save for four new names in the committee, all six nominated returned without any contest, old guard Benny Tay (previously, convenor F & B) and Chris Liew Peng Fook remain in the fold. The four other committee members are Ms Gillian Sim, Mr Kazuo Sugino, Mr Wee Jim Hock and Mr Daniel Yeo Chin Tuan. So the TMCC GC for the next two years would be a practically familiar one to members. This familiarity is important to TMCC at a period when the Singapore golfing club scene is undergoing many changes. Therefore, it was good that club chairman Ng Kee Choe appointed Messers Ho Beng Huat (president), Lee Lian Hong (captain) and Victor Liew Cheng San (treasurer). The strong GC will have to tackle the issue of a possible loss of some land at the Garden and Tampines because of the expansion plans for the East Coast Expressway (ECP). It was also no surprise when it was revealed that the club incurred an operating loss of $418,900. It was said at the AGM that, this is not an unsatisfactory result considering that the Garden course was closed for two months for reconfiguration. Member Eric Ng raised a pertinent question about how much the members would have to top up for the renewal of the TMCC lease. Club president Ho replied that, the Government had not released the amount for renewing of the lease. He added that the club had a healthy reserve of $90 million of which $30 to $40 million would be allocated for the redevelopment of Tampines course while another sum would be required for major renovation of the Garden course. Also the vice-president s post was uncontested and hence nominee, Mr Lee Kwong Weng, was elected. And he assured Mr Ng that members would not be taxed too severely. The new Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) nominee is Mr Tan Kah Han. That assurance would surely go down well with the members. v

4 06 ENSURING THE GARDEN AND TAMPINES WLL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE THE THRILL 3 Editor s Note 5 Committee/Management List Top Feature 6 33 rd Annual General Meeting 2016 In The Know 9 Staff AED Simulation Exercise / Obtaining an Official USGA Golf Handicap 10 Pay By GIRO and Win! / Reciprocal Club Agreement The Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club 11 FHA 2016 Culinary Challenge - Silver Awards CONTENTS MAY/JUNE 2016 Editor Godfrey Robert Official Photographer Frank Foo Tanah Merah Newsmagazine is published bi-monthly by Tanah Merah Country Club, 25 Changi Coast Road, Singapore Tel: (65) (Main line) Fax: (65) Website: All information and dates pertaining to reports and upcoming events published in this newsmagazine are correct at the time of printing. The views of the contributors and writers do not necessarily represent those of the Club. All rights reserved. No part of the newsmagazine should be reproduced without prior written permission from the Club. All correspondence should be addressed to the Editor, Tanah Merah Newsmagazine. To advertise, please call Marketing Department at / ; marketing@tmcc.org.sg In The Spotlight 12 Low Wee Jin 13 Jasmine Chew From The Greens 16 TMCC and Sheshan Enjoy Friendship and Camaraderie 25 SGA Inter-Club League Team Quiz & Win Golf Central 27 Hole-in-One Achievers 28 Rules of Golf 29 Tips from Ian Calendar of Events 30 May June 2016 Mark Your Diary 34 Golfing 35 Sports & Recreation/ Ongoing Gym Activities 39 Social Activities / es 40 Kitchen Workshops Participate 42 Swim for Laps 2016 Fun in Action 43 Soft Chocolate Buns 44 Checkerboard & Rainbow Cakes 46 Chivas Nite 47 Wine Pairing with Graffigna Wines 48 Copacabana Night

5 16 TMCC and Sheshan Enjoy Friendship and Camaraderie 44 BEAUTIFUL MULTI- COLOURED PLEASURES COMMITTEE and MANAGEMENT LIST Patron Chairman Deputy Chairman Emeritus SM Goh Chok Tong Ng Kee Choe Choo Chiau Beng GENERAL COMMITTEE (APRIL 2016 TO APRIL 2018) President Ho Beng Huat Vice President Lee Kwong Weng Captain Lee Lian Hong Treasurer Victor Liew Cheng San Convenor, F&B Benny Tay Yew Lim Convenor, House & Recreation Kazuo Sugino Members Chris Liew Peng Fook Gillian Sim Siu Lin Tan Kah Han Wee Jim Hock Daniel Yeo Chin Tuan MANAGEMENT Telephone General Manager Kok Min Yee PA to GM Jalyn Chen F&B Manager Kelvin Tham Executive Chef William Tay Assistant F&B Manager Kelvin Tong Assistant F&B Manager Sharon Lee Marketing Manager Han May Leng Marcom Executive Jeremy Tan Marketing & Events Executive Ho Junle Marketing & Sales Executive Wong Pei Ying Director of Golf Ian Geoffrey Roberts Horticulture Manager Sim Ee Min Assistant Course Superintendent Adrian Tng Assistant Course Superintendent Derrick Tan Senior Golf Executive Samantha Leong Golf Executive Dennis Tay Chief Financial Officer Daniel Jee F&B Cost Controller Jack Lim Purchasing Executive Patrick Poon Director of Corporate Service Tan Song Meng Assistant HR Manager Gladys Tan HR & Admin Executive Irene Ho IT Executive Andrew Chee Senior Membership Services Executive Eileen Lin Maintenance & Electrical Manager Eddie Lee Housekeeper Shahrul Bin Abdul Rahman Chief Security Officer Abdul Rahman Bin Yacob CONTACT US GOLF Telephone Garden Golf Office / Tampines Golf Office / Dine & Be Merry 50 Garden View Restaurant Chef Recommendations 52 Garden View Restaurant Weekday Special Set Lunch Menu 54 GGT Weekend Specials 55 TGL Weekend Specials 56 Father s Day Celebration Menu 60 Garden Lounge, Wine & Whisky Promotion 62 Club Information 67 Big Jackpot Claims FOOD & BEVERAGE Telephone Garden View Restaurant / Garden Golfers Terrace / Tampines Golfers Lounge / Private Dining Rooms Bookings Private Functions Bookings SPORTS & RECREATION Telephone Swimming, Squash & Tennis / The Glass Gym Jackpot Lounge For billing and membership subscription, please billing@tmcc.org.sg For membership sales, please membership@tmcc.org.sg For corporate golf events, please marketing@tmcc.org.sg For sport complex events, please sportcomplex@tmcc.org.sg For membership Personal Data Protection, please pdp@tmcc.org.sg For service feedback, please feedback@tmcc.org.sg For job application, please hr@tmcc.org.sg

6 6 TOPFeature From Left: Chris Liew Peng Fook, Victor Liew Cheng San, Dr Neo Eak Chan, Ronald Ong, David Lum Chin Weng, Ho Beng Huat, Ng Kee Choe, Choo Chiau Beng, Lee Lian Hong, Hia Hui Kim and Ken Lye Ensuring the GARDEN and TAMPINES WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE the T hrill 33 rd ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Friday, 29 April 2016 By Godfrey Robert Don t fret if you think that the world-famous Garden course has lost some of its allure. The loss of land because of the Government s land acquisition for airport expansion and the reconfiguration of the holes may have taken a little shine of the world-renowned Garden course. And because the Garden was a classic championship course, among the best in the region and the world having won several awards, any slight tweak because of the forced shortening of some holes may cause concern. But the club management will do its best to ensure that the re-shaped Garden will still provide the thrill when you play. And as a bonus, the management will turn the Tampines course into a championship course with its impending renovation plans. Members who attended the recent annual general meeting (AGM) on April 29 went home convinced that the management had their welfare at heart in all clubs and golf aspects. The almost one-hour meeting went smoothly without any hitch. And questions regarding land lease, redevelopment of the Garden and Tampines courses, and the expected top-up by

7 TOPFeature 7 From Left: Daniel Yeo Chin Tuan, Tan Kah Han, Lee Kwong Weng, Kazuo Sugino, Gillian Sim Siu Lin, Benny Tay Yew Lim, Wee Jim Hock and Chris Liew Peng Fook Andrew Liew Wong Chin Kheng Eric Ng Club Chairman Ng addresses the members members for related costs were answered satisfactorily with honesty and trust. While top management, helmed by chairman Ng Kee Choe, remains unchanged and there was a new man in the vice-president s post (Mr Lee Kwong Weng). The general committee welcomed four new members: Ms Gillian Sim Siu Lin, Mr Kazuo Sugino, Mr Wee Jim Hock and Mr Daniel Yeo Chin Tuan, who will join long-time F & B convenor Benny Tay Yew Lim and Chris Liew Peng Fook. The question of top-up, raised by member Eric Ng aside (see Editor s Note), there were six other issues raised at the AGM. Mr Ng earlier made an observation that the changing room attendant turned on the taps and left the water running early in the morning. To that, it was revealed that the attendants had informed him that this was to ensure that members would get hot water immediately when they showered later in the day. General manager Kok Min Yee replied that, This is not a new practice. Water is heated by a boiler that is usually turned off at night, hence it has become a housekeeping practice. To member Tan Teck Khiam s question that he had to wait a long time for hot water to shower, club president Ho Beng Huat responded to him, and to Eric Ng s query that the club would look into the issue. Mr Ng also stated that a lot of golfers left divots unrepaired. It was highlighted to him, and the floor, that with the help of director of golf Ian Geoffrey Roberts, the club has enforced a 3-strike rule to resolve golf etiquette issues.

8 8 TOPFeature Reception Time It was also said that Roberts was also working on educating new members on how to manage good golf etiquette. Member Wong Chin Kheng stated that the members were happy with reciprocal agreement with Clearwater Bay Golf Club, but hoped the committee could speed up signing with more clubs so that members would have more choices to play, especially during the closure of Tampines course to ease traffic on the Garden course. Club president Ho replied that TMCC had current affiliation status with quite a number of clubs. He added that, the committee will look into selecting the best clubs in each city progressively, and members can look forward to having more reciprocals in the future. Mr Wong was pleased that the committee had some new members and stated that he looked forward to having younger members (below 40 years) on the committee to galvanise other young members to participate in club events /activities. Member Andrew Liew asked for a bar menu at the Garden Lounge to go with the drinks and requested for better promotion of the Garden Lounge to attract a younger crowd. F & B convenor Benny Tay replied that it has held several events, such as the recent wine pairing dinner which was over-subscribed, and that there was a two-piece live band performance and sing-a-long sessions at the lounge every weekend. Before closing the AGM, club chairman Ng addressed the floor and thanked the seven outgoing members of the old committee, namely Mr David Lum Chin Weng (vice-president), Mr Ronald Ong Whatt Soon (treasurer), Mr Hia Hui Kim (vice captain), Dr Neo Eak Chan (H & R convenor), Mr Victor Lee See Ing (committee member), Mr Ken Lye (committee member) and Mr Soh Poh Theen (CAAS representative), and welcomed the new members.v

9 In theknow 9 Be the first to know about the latest club happenings and membership updates! 01 STAFF AED SIMULATION EXERCISE A real-time scenario cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillator (AED) simulation drill was successfully conducted in early April, which saw 25 staff randomly selected for the exercise from Food & Beverage, Golfing, Sports and Security departments. They were assessed on their readiness and proper techniques carried out in case of an emergency situation. 02 OBTAINING AN OFFICIAL USGA GOLF HANDICAP Members, their spouses, children and guests must have a valid official Golf Handicap or must be in possession of a Proficiency Certificate recognised by the Greens Committee, before they can use the Golf Course. Members with Official Golf Handicap are to submit their Golf Handicap Certificate and will be able to start golfing upon joining the Club. Members without an Official Handicap Index and wish to play golf may obtain their Golf Handicap by completing the following steps: STEP 1 Rules & Etiquette Session & Golf Skills Proficiency Assessment 2016 SCHEDULE *Closing Date for Registration CLASSROOM DRIVING RANGE Sat 18 June *By 3 June 10.00am 11.30am Sat 16 July *By 8 July " " Sat 20 August *By 5 Aug " " Sat 17 September *By 2 Sept " " Sat 15 October *By 7 Oct " " Sat 19 November MINIMUM 4 PARTICPANTS *By 4 Nov " " STEP 2 Courtesy Round (9-Hole On-Course Assessment) Members who have completed Step 1 and are ready to proceed with Step 2, may register with Garden Golf office at or On completion of the Courtesy Round, the member will be able to play golf on Weekdays and evening 9-Hole. After the member has submitted a minimum of five x 18-hole Scorecards, the handicap system will generate an Official USGA Golf Handicap Index. With an Official Golf Handicap, the member will be able to play golf on Weekdays, Weekends and Public Holidays. NOTE - Step 2 may be waived for Members who demonstrate exceptional Golfing Proficiency during the PC Assessment. Members are advised to be well prepared for PC Assessment.

10 10 In theknow 03 PAY BY GIRO AND WIN! With the Club gravitating towards the use of technology, members are highly encouraged to make payments towards their monthly settlements of Club accounts through Interbank Giro. For a limited time only! - Stand a chance to win a weekday golf flight at Tampines course or $100 F&B vouchers in our quarterly lucky draw. So apply and go GIRO now! Here are the winners in our first quarterly lucky draw: Name Lucky draw prizes Lim Yew Ming Danny Weekday golf flight at Tampines Course Yoshihide Watanabe $100 dining voucher at GVR Heng Lee Seng $100 dining voucher at GVR Teoh Song Ping $100 dining voucher at GVR 04 RECIPROCAL CLUB AGREEMENT THE CLEARWATER BAY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB The Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club, officially inaugurated on 16 th December 1982, is a privately owned and run country club, located on the Clearwater Bay Peninsula in Sai Kung, Hong Kong. The signature hole - Hole 3 has been selected as one of the 500 Best Holes in the World. In fact the 18-hole championship course has been compared to other world-renowned favourites, like California s Pebble Beach. It s no wonder the Golf Club has hosted numerous local and international tournaments, such as the Men s and Women s Open Amateur Golf Championships of Hong Kong, Omega PGA Championships, The Southeast Asian Amateur Golf Championship (51 st Putra Cup) and the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship Booking Procedures Members are required to make bookings through TMCC. Please contact Dennis Tay (Tampines Golf Office) at Reciprocal Members are required to produce the following when they are at the host Club: - Letter of Introduction; - Membership Card; - Passport to verify their identity and to show country as the Host Club (Hong Kong); and - Handicap Certificate. Entitlement Maximum 14 visits per year per member beyond which members guest green fee apply. Fees & Guests Introduction Reciprocal Members Accompanied Guests Green Fees Free-of-Charge Weekday HK$650 Weekend HK$1190 Buggy Fee HK$125 HK$125 Guest Introduction 3 Guests (Weekdays only) Subject to availability Accounts/Payment Payments can be made in cash or by any accepted credit card. Location 139 Tai Au Mun Road, Clearwater Bay, New Territories, Hong Kong Telephone: Facsimile: Booking: golf@cwbgolf.org

11 05 THUMBS-UP FOR CHEFS TAY AND WAI Creative Theme: Neptune s Catch In theknow 11 Creation by chef Wai Creation by executive chef William From Left: Executive chef William Tay Teck Hock & chef Wai Yew Koon FHA 2016 Culinary Challenge Silver Medallist certifications Two Tanah Merah Country Club chefs gave a boost to the club s F and B section. Executive chef William Tay Teck Hock and chef Wai Yew Koon won silver medals at the prestigious FHA 2016 Culinary Challenge. The event, considered Asia s largest international food and hospitality event by the Food and Hotel Asia (FHA), is staged once every two years. It is the region s leading international culinary competition dedicated to the promotion of culinary excellence. With strong support from the World Association of Chef Societies (WACS), Singapore Chefs Association and regional chef associations, it is the arena for budding culinary talents. Chefs from around the world display their masterly skills at the event and are accredited by a panel of international-acclaimed judges. Executive chef Tay said that by taking part in such events, the kitchen team can be exposed to a new level of culinary skills and food knowledge. It will also be good for the individual s future development with this type of new food cuisine challenge. Chef Wai added: The dishes we did were about innovation and creation of new dishes that are always recognisable of a professional chef. The ecstatic pair were in unison, when they added, Kudos to the club for encouraging us to take part. Let s keep the TMCC flag flying high, and we are proud of what we did.

12 12 In the Spotlight DESPITE Disruptions, LOW AIMS HIGH Wee Jin hits the right notes in edging out Wong in sudden-death play-off The Club Matchplay Championship (Tan Puay Huat Trophy) Saturday, 26 March 2016 By Godfrey Robert There was very little separating the two protagonists. So it was no surprise that after 18 holes, they remained inseparable. It was The Club Matchplay Championship that teed off on 12 March and ended on 26 March and featured the best male amateurs of Tanah Merah Country Club. And when Low Wee Jin and Wong Qi Wen ambled onto the first tee for the sudden-death play-off, the small group of supporters knew there was going to be another tight contest. As expected it was par-par-par-par for the first four holes on the beautiful Garden layout. After 22 holes, the pair remained like Siamese twins: inseparable. The testing and challenging par-five fifth provided a great scenario for a break-up. And that came in the most unexpected of outcomes. Low and Wong matched virtually matched each other with their drives and second shots on the 470-metre difficult hole, the fairways flanked by trees and OB on the left and a line of trees on the right, with bunkers laid out at ideal spots to catch the errant shots. Wong was three-on, although he had a long 25-foot putt on a sloping green and Low went beyond the green and into the rough. Low chipped beautifully to about three feet from the hole, then Wong putted to about five feet away. The latter then missed the makeable putt while Low made his to bring an end to the stalemate. Earlier, Low beat Ken Sugino, George Foo and Daren Lim to secure a final place while Wong had the better of Mark Wee, Justyn Jagger and Russel Yu to grab his final spot. Low, 23, is no newcomer to winning club titles and national honours. He won the TMCC Club strokeplay title in 2013, after which two years in National Service which limited his training and playing saw rust get into his game. The scratch handicapper who is in the National Development Squad is however, bent on bringing his game back to where it belongs. Awaiting a place in the university, Low has been busy playing in many tournaments regionally and also the SGA Rankings events. Having been in the game for 13 years since his golfing dad Low Yeow Boon had introduced the game to him, Low has a deep passion and intense involvement in the game. The admirer of American star player Bubba Watson has been playing golf for five or six times every week these past few months since he completed National Service last November. Among his many titles, he cherishes his 2010 Singapore Junior Open title, which gave him a slot in the Handa Open, a professional event, at Orchid Country Club. While university studies could derail some of his golf plans, Low, with his natural talent and high interest, is bent on playing for Singapore in major events. And with a decent all-round game, built upon a 250-metre drive and an adept short game, Low is sure to remain in the big picture for golf, on the national scene. Results: 1 st round: Marc Ong Chong Ching beat Marc Ong Yong Qing 6 and 4, Daren Lim beat David Ng 4 and 3, George Foo beat Michael Pang 7 and 5, Low Wee Jin beat Ken Sugino 3 and 2, Wong Qi Wen beat Mark Wee 2 up, Justyn Jagger beat Calvin Goh on sudden-death (first hole), Russel Yu beat Ivan Ong 2 and 1, Chung Hong Zheng beat Fang Jia Wei 6 and 5. 2 nd round: Daren Lim beat Marc Ong 5 and 4, Low Wee Jin beat George Foo 2 and 1, Wong Qi Wen beat Justyn Jagger 4 and 3, Russel Yu beat Chung Hong Zheng 4 and 2. Semi-finals: Low Wee Jin beat Daren Lim 3 and 2, Wong Qi Wen beat Russel Yu 4 and 2. Final: Low Wee Jin beat Wong Qi Wen on sudden-death (fifth hole). Joint-third: Daren Lim and Russel Yu. v

13 JASMINE, In the Spotlight 13 THE Golfing EVERGREEN Matchplay champ enjoys victory, also has a good word for rivals TMCC Ladies Matchplay Championship Saturday, 26 March 2016 By Godfrey Robert Jasmine Chew loves a challenge. Especially if it s a sporting one. And if she wins she celebrates, and if she loses she accepts defeat graciously. For the affable Jasmine (course handicap 13) knows that in any contest, there must be a winner and a loser. At the TMCC Ladies Matchplay Championship at the Garden course in March, she won three matches to claim the prestigious title. And while she cherished her victory -- one among many she had won in her 12 years of golfing -- she also had a good word for all her opponents. Her first hurdle was a tough one in Fumiko Minowa (course handicap 16), her long-time partner in many club competitions who was this time on the other side of the fence. On the close match, Jasmine said: It was dormie with two holes to go after the 16 th. But Fumiko and I played bogey on the 17 th, but she cut the lead because she had a stroke. On the tough par-five 18 th, I hit my third shot from 90 metres beyond the green into water and played an eight. Fumiko played a bogey to take me into the play-off. After a short breather, the two good friends resumed battle on the parfour first where Jasmine parred, after a brilliant chip from outside the green to win as Fumiko played bogey. Jasmine had a tough 2-up victory over Yeo Su-Lynn in the semi-finals before lining up against a battle-hardened Boo Geok Ching (course handicap 14) in the final. But Geok Ching, who had a relatively easy 4 and 3 win over Jessica Tan in the semi-finals, caved in after nine holes when she trailed by only one. Jasmine parred the next six holes to leave Geok Ching to search for answers and concede the final. Jasmine put the victory down to her consistency and form, garnered through practice and play of three or four times a week. Another reason for the homemaker, who helps her husband in his business during her free time, to up the ante of her game, is that she is now an A Division club player who also turns out for TMCC in the SLGA Inter-Club League. Also a member of the Orchid Country Club, which she seldom visits, Jasmine has seen a phenomenal rise in her game, having also been runner-up in the SLGA Open last year. She used to admire Tiger Woods, but has ditched him since his matrimonial problems and is now an admirer of Rory McIlroy. I do watch golf on television, especially the highlights of the Majors, but it s nothing like watching golf live, says Jasmine, who had watched the HSBC Women s Champions and Lexus Cup previously. I love to watch the South Korean ladies, for their sharp play and smart attire, says Jasmine. It is said that the jasmine flower can be deciduous (leaves falling in autumn) or evergreen. Jasmine Chew, in her late 40s, is surely an evergreen when it comes to golf. Results: 1 st round: Yeo Su-Lynn beat Corrina Chin 6 and 4, Jasmine Chew beat Fumiko Minowa on sudden-death play-off on hole 1, Jessica Tan beat Pauline Graham 5 and 4, Boo Geok Ching beat Michelle Ang 1-up. Semi-finals: Jasmine Chew beat Yeo Su-Lynn 2-up, Boo Geok Ching beat Jessica Tan 4 and 3. Final: Jasmine Chew beat Boo Geok Ching 4 and 3.v

14 The PERFECT venue to impress your clients at your next corporate TMCC offers the region s premier golf course with pristine greens, lush landscapes and excellent facilities. The elegant setting of a premier country club with unique character will surely be the perfect venue for your perfect occasion. Be it a relaxed family celebration or important corporate meeting, TMCC is at once inviting and impressive, serene and stylish. From the grand banquet hall to meeting rooms with conference facilities to the al fresco deck with sweeping views of the golf course, it is your creative decision and our commitment to details and service excellence that will guarantee a successful and memorable event. TANAH MERAH COUNTRY CLUB SINGAPORE Tanah Merah Country Club 25 Changi Coast Road, Singapore Tel: (65) (Main line) Fax: (65) Website:

15 GOLF DAY, banquet or private function... Garden Banquet Room Heliconia Room Lotus Room For bookings and enquiries, please contact Marketing Department (Corporate Golf Events) I Tel: I marketing@tmcc.org.sg F&B Office I Tel: / I nana@tmcc.org.sg

16 16 From the Greens Share and Care, FAIR AND SQUARE TMCC AND SHESHAN ENJOY FRIENDSHIP AND CAMARADERIE Saturday, 19 March 2016 By Godfrey Robert IT WAS ALL ABOUT SHARING AND CARING IN A YET ANOTHER FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE. This annual meeting was a long awaited one, as it was postponed last year due to the reconfiguration of the Garden course. And the camaraderie and companionship extended beyond imagination, the Tanah Merah Country Club team and Sheshan team from China played the 7 th Inter-club golf match at the Garden course on 19 March. No efforts were spared in the entire planning process from both sides as they respectively presented gift packs to each participant, and in them were lots of goodies, such a T-shirts, shoe bags, towels, ball marker sets, golf pouches and other golf novelties.

17 From the Greens 17 A warm Kompang welcome for our guests from Sheshan Golf Club Not only was there nothing to separate the teams in the 7-7 final result for the golf match, the novelty events prizes were also shared 2-2 in what was a joyful occasion. Fifty-seven golfers donned their best attire for the Saturday afternoon four-ball match, on a bright day that brought out sunshine smiles from the players. And there was light-hearted humour and friendly banter throughout the day. For instance, TMCC club chairman Ng Kee Choe, at the dinner speech, related a story that he thought he was up against three Sheshan players as his partner Gabrijel Kobal wore the white attire -- that of the Sheshan team -- instead of the hue colours of blue. Said Mr Ng: That affected my game and caused me to lose my round, which saw the game end all square.

18 18 From the Greens Lunch and pre-game tournament briefing in progress As it was a draw, defending champions Sheshan retained the trophy. The Novelty events prizes were also shared, the winners being; Nearest to Pin, Hole 8 (Zhao Jian), Nearest to Line, Hole 6 (Cui Xinghu), both of Sheshan, and Nearest to Pin, Hole 6 (Lewis Tan) and Nearest to Line, Hole 18 (Daniel Koh). There was a rousing and warm welcome given to the Sheshan team on arrival for the golf game. The TMCC members were lined up to receive the Sheshan players to the accompaniment of drumbeat from the Sriwana Malay Kompang Troupe. Both Sheshan and TMCC players were fascinated by the Kompang drummers with many going up to take photos with the musicians. The players then proceeded to Heliconia Room for Lunch & Tournament Briefing, with the Kompang troupe providing a short performance before lunch commenced. There was formal player introduction under informal circumstances and this gave the occasion a special significance. The golf game had a mix of good play and friendly rivalry, where victories were applauded and defeats taken in the spirit of sportsmanship.

19 From the Greens 19 From Left: Zhao Qiang, Lim Choon Seng, Zhao Jian & Sandy Oh From Left: Shan Li, Wong Lock Chee & Ji Defa From Left: Cao Yang, Tan Jin Hwee, Hia Hui Kim, Huang Rongping From Left: Harry Chua, Lewis Tan, Qi Fang & Liu Huainan From Left: Gabrijel Kobal, Roger Foo, Ng Kee Choe & Mao Wei Ping From Left: Zhong Fangsheng, Li Tong, David Lum & Ricky Ong From Left: Wang Gang, Yeo Eng Seng, Fu Peicheng & Ronald Cheng From Left: Rudy Johansen, Lee Isaac Tsair, Lawrence Tong & Li Jing From Left: Luo Jianhua, David Soh & Cui Xinghu From Left: Mo Jianliang, Chen Wenbao, Jonathan Ng & Edwin Goh From Left: Guo Biao, Jerry Yong, Fang Jiawei & Jing Wei From Left: Daniel Koh, Jiang Baolu, Benny Tay & Fang Zhiguang From Left: Dr Allan Ng, C Y Low & Chen Wei From Left: Lam Lian Suan, Pan Xingying, Yan Shanying & Corrina Chin From Left: Lilian Lim, Zhu Meixiang, Jiang Chen & Doris Khaw

20 20 From the Greens Relaxing at the Garden Lounge after a round of golf Dinner time at the newly renovated Garden Banquet Room

21 From the Greens 21 Cheers to strong ties between the clubs After the game, the players proceeded to the Garden Lounge for cocktail where they had opportunity to drink and mingle. Some even went the extra mile by signing each other s photo frame as a memory keepsake. As guests from both clubs streamed into the Garden Banquet Room for dinner, they were pleasantly greeted with an additionally well-thought-of-gift of each player s flight and group photo nicely encapsulated in a clear acrylic photo frame for each individual, to end off their day at TMCC. Dinner began with a short yet significant speech by Mr Ng, reciprocated by Sheshan general manager Roger Foo, who apologised for club chairman Richard Cheung s absence.

22 22 From the Greens Serenading the audience with Traditional Chinese San Bei Folksong Selfie time From Left: Zhong Fangsheng, Li Tong & Guo Biao Toast to a well-deserved draw golf game From Left: Roger Foo, David Lum, Gabrijel Kobal, Ricky Ong, Zhong Fangsheng & Li Tong Making Kueh Pie Tee Savouring delicacies from the carving station Mr Foo then thanked TMCC for hosting the match, and added that the results was not important as what comes first is the friendship between the two clubs and its members. art piece with monkey figurines supporting a peach titled Together, Up to the Sky from LIULI, a contemporary crystal company. Then mementos were exchanged by the two clubs, with TMCC Chairman presenting a Limited Edition Year of the Monkey Royal Selangor Pewter plaque embellished with 24k gold to Sheshan s General Manager. After which Sheshan reciprocated with a beautiful crystal Following which a sumptuous dinner awaited. The players were first served a variety of interesting seafood dishes, including a broth served inside a coconut! They were then free to sample various local delights from a number of stalls, such as Satay Bee Hoon, Kueh Pie Tee, Prata with Five Spice Duck, and Laksa Noodles.

23 From the Greens 23 Team Sheshan Exchange of gifts by TMCC s Chairman Ng Kee Choe & Sheshan s General Manager Roger Foo Team Tanah Merah Vice President David Lum passes back the trophy to Sheshan s General Manager Roger Foo From Left: Daniel Koh & David Lum From Left: Cui Xinghu & David Lum From Left: Lewis Tan & David Lum From Left: Zhao Jian & David Lum And if the dinner was superb, spiced up some local dishes that the guests thoroughly enjoyed, the entertainment was memorable. Alfred George Pillay s singing delighted the diners with his rendition of English songs and as George could not sing in Mandarin, one of the Sheshan players, Mo Jian Liang, sang the traditional Chinese San Bei Folk song. The golf prizes for the Novelty Events were presented by the club s vice president David Lum Chin Weng, who ended on a note of thanks to our sponsors, Mr Lewis Tan for the red and white wine, and Mr David Lee for the whisky, as well as both TMCC and Sheshan s staff involved in making the inter-club match an enjoyable and memorable one. Mr Lum then graciously handed the coveted trophy back to Sheshan s Mr Foo, following which the two teams took to the stage for group photographs. v

24 24 From the Greens CHANGING WORLD. GLOBAL UNDERSTANDING. Columbia Threadneedle Investments is one of the world s largest asset management groups with 2,000 employees in 18 countries, responsible for US$472 billion in assets 1. By sharing our insights across asset classes and geographies we generate richer perspectives on global, regional and local investment landscapes. And because we are better informed, we can make better investment decisions. No matter what your investment purpose is: Your success is our priority. columbiathreadneedle.sg 1 Source: IPE The Top 400 Asset Managers 2015 listing based on as at 31 December AUM of US$472bn includes the combined assets under management of the Columbia and Threadneedle group of companies as of December 31, Source: Ameriprise Financial Q earnings release. This material in this publication is for information only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation of an order to buy or sell any securities or other financial instruments to anyone in any jurisdiction in which such offer is not authorised, or to provide investment advice or services. Past performance is not a guide to future performance. The value of investments and any income is not guaranteed and can go down as well as up and may be affected by exchange rate fluctuations. This means that an investor may not get back the amount invested. Information obtained from external sources is believed to be reliable but its accuracy or completeness cannot be guaranteed. This document includes forward looking statements, including projections of future economic and financial conditions. None of Columbia Threadneedle Investments, its directors, officers or employees make any representation, warranty, guarantee, or other assurance that any of these forward looking statements will prove to be accurate. Issued by Threadneedle Investments Singapore (Pte.) Limited, 3 Killiney Road, #07-07, Winsland House 1, Singapore , which is regulated in Singapore by the Monetary Authority of Singapore under the Securities and Futures Act (Chapter 289). Registration number: W. Columbia Threadneedle Investments is the global brand name of the Columbia and Threadneedle group of companies. J25071 TMCC is proud to announce that Columbia Threadneedle Investments is the lead sponsor of the TMCC League Team

25 TEAM TANAH MERAH READY FOR SGA INTER-CLUB League 2016 From the Greens 25 By Chung Hong Zheng TMCC Premier Team The Tanah Merah Country Club league team welcomed the 2016 season in style. The team had gathered at Uma Uma Millennia Walk on 23 rd March 2016 for an evening of fun, laughter and team bonding. Members of the TMCC league team were joined by Mr Raymundo Yu, Mr Harry Tan, Ms Grace Chow, and Ms Maggie Chen from Columbia Threadneedle Investments, who have generously agreed to extend their sponsorship of the TMCC league team for Mouth-watering sticks of yakitori and flavourful gyozas were followed by a hearty bowl of ramen, washed down with a wide range of liqueurs and spirits. Over food and drinks, members of the TMCC league team reminisced about triumphant memories from previous seasons and discussed winning strategies for the year ahead. At the end of the night, no one left empty-handed, as all TMCC league players left with apparel sponsored by Columbia Threadneedle Investments, in addition to a golf bag received earlier in the year. Members of the TMCC league team would definitely make a mark on the field with their vibrant-coloured team caps and shirts, which would hopefully translate to similarly positive results on the golf course. TMCC A Team TMCC B Team The TMCC league team look set to build on the rousing atmosphere at the festive pre-season gathering. As always, the team strive to play their best golf throughout the season and hope to emerge victorious come November. v About Columbia Threadneedle Investments Columbia Threadneedle Investments is a top 30 global asset management group that provides a broad range of actively managed investment strategies and solutions. As the global asset management arm of Ameriprise Financial, Inc. (NYSE:AMP), a leading US-based financial services provider, the group manages US$472 billion* of assets across developed and emerging market equities, fixed income, asset allocation solutions and alternatives. Find out more at TMCC Senior Team *As of 31 December 2015 TMCC Ladies Team

26 Five $100 F&B VOUCHERS up for grabs! Please circle the correct answer. 1 When will the Children s Party be held? A. Saturday, 14 May 2016 B. Saturday, 21 May 2016 C. Saturday, 28 May What Father s Day Special Workshop will be held on Saturday, 11 June? A. Glass Painting B. Terrarium Garden C. Avengers Cupcakes 3. Which month is the golfing trip to Osaka & Kyoto, Japan held? A. August B. September C. October Congratulations Winners! Did you get all the answers right in the previous round? These five lucky winners did. Answers to Quiz & Win Issue 2 (March/April 2016) 1 B) Friday, 29 April A) Sunday, 10 April C) Copacabana Night 4 A) Graffigna 5 C) Malacca Winners 1 E I G L H2645 Quiz & Win Entry Form Company: Name: 4. When is the TMCC Beer Buffet taking place? A. Saturday, 6 August 2016 B. Saturday, 13 August 2016 C. Saturday, 20 August 2016 Club No.: Address: 5. Which exotic fruit can you expect to savour on the Saturday, 23 July Johor Bahru trip? A. Soursop B. Durian C. Jackfruit Tel: Fax: I agree to receive announcements, events & promotions via this (please tick) Closing Date: Wednesday, 15 June 2016 Terms & Conditions: Only original entry forms will be accepted. Photocopy or faxed copies will not be accepted. All entry forms to be sent to the Marketing Department. Winners will be notified via post. Prizes are to be accepted as provided and are not exchangeable for cash. A ballot will be conducted should there be more than five winners.

27 Golf Central 27 Hole-in-one ACHIEVERS February & March 2016 Aces scored at Tanah Merah Country Club Name Course Hole No. Distance Date Chua Yang Hong Garden Course 3 112M 14 February 2016 Ryo Kondo Garden Course M 19 March 2016 Keung Ho Van Yen Christine Tampines Course 5 135M 19 March 2016 Ace scored outside Tanah Merah Country Club Name Course Hole No. Distance Date Lim Hoo Wee The Vintage Club, Thailand 2 99M 12 February 2016

28 28 Golf Central The R&A and the USGA have issued the updated Rules of Golf to apply from 1st January 2016 through Rule14-1b is a new section as follows: Anchoring the Club In making a stroke, the player must not anchor the club, either directly or by use of an anchor point. The illustrations below have been taken, with kind permission of the R&A, from their website EDITION OF THE RULES OF GOLF: Anchoring the Club Understanding Rule 14-1b By Robin Langdale Rules of Golf and the Rules of Amateur Status EffEctivE January 2016 WHAT CHANGES? The new entry Rule 14-1b prohibits strokes made with the club or a hand gripping the club held directly against the player s body or with a forearm held against the body to establish an anchor point that indirectly anchors the club. WHAT THE RULE SAYS NOTE 1: The club is anchored directly when the player intentionally holds the club or a gripping hand in contact with any part of his body, except that the player may hold the club or a gripping hand against a hand or forearm. In making a stroke, the player must not anchor the club, either directly or by use of an anchor point. NOTE 2: An anchor point exists when the player intentionally holds a forearm in contact with any part of his body to establish a gripping hand as a stable point around which the other hand may swing the club. THIS IS NOT AN EQUIPMENT RULE Conforming mid-length and long putters remain permissible provided they are not anchored. PERMITTED PROHIBITED CLAW CROSS-HANDED LONG PUTTER NOT ANCHORED MID-LENGTH PUTTER ANCHORED AGAINST STOMACH ANCHORED LONG PUTTER FOREARMS HELD AGAINST BODY WITHOUT ANCHOR POINT MID-LENGTH PUTTER NOT ANCHORED ANCHOR POINT CREATED BY FOREARM TRADITIONAL GRIP ONE OR BOTH ELBOWS BRACED AGAINST BODY Penalty Anchoring the club in making a stroke brings a two-stroke penalty in stroke play and loss of hole in match play (as with any other breach of Rule 14-1). GRIP RESTING AGAINST FOREARM END OF CLUB ANCHORED AGAINST CHIN 2015 R&A Rules Limited and The United States Golf Association. All rights reserved.

29 Golf Central 29 By Director of Golf, Ian Roberts TipsFROM IAN PUTTING DRILLS TO HELP LOWER YOUR SCORES One area to lower your golf scores is to have fewer putts in a round. As easy as this may sound in most cases few golfers practise their putting in any systematic fashion. Remember to improve we must be able to measure our performances against a bench mark target. Follow these 3 practice drills for success: 1. Use any two iron clubs or alignment sticks combination and lay them parallel towards the putting hole. Putt between the two golf clubs or alignment sticks approximately one metre away from the hole. After successfully holing 20 balls in a row, proceed to move the clubs or sticks further away and repeat the process. 2. Form a circle one metre in radius around a golf hole with six balls. Once you have holed all six in a row, you can then increase the distance and repeat the process three times in a row. 3. Place six tees apart approximately one to six metres from a given hole. The order of play should be as follows - tee 1, 6, 4, 2, 5 & 3. This makes you change the distance for every shot and you will have to hole out all six balls in a row to complete the cycle. I hope readers will find these tips useful and help transfer it to a better game for you with lower scores. v Practice Drill 1 Practice Drill 2 Practice Drill 3

30 30 Calendar of Events Check out the activities coming your way this month! MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 30 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 31 Corporate Golf Event Tampines (PM Shotgun) 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room Here are some activities and programmes that will be coming your way. We hope you ll enjoy what we have in store for you this month! MAY Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 9 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 3 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 10 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 4 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 11 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Shotgun) Corporate Golf Event Tampines (PM Shotgun) Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 5 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Shotgun) Pilates Class (Intermediate) 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Glass Gym (Extension Room) 12 Pilates Class (Intermediate) 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Glass Gym (Extension Room) 16 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 17 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 18 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Timesheet) Corporate Golf Event Tampines (PM Shotgun) Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 19 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Shotgun) Pilates Class (Intermediate) 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Glass Gym (Extension Room) 23 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 24 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 25 Corporate Golf Event Tampines (PM Shotgun) Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 26 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Shotgun) Pilates Class (Intermediate) 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Glass Gym (Extension Room)

31 Calendar of Events 31 FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 1 LABOUR DAY 6 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Shotgun) 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Garden Events Room 7 Mother s Day Special Flower Hand Bouquet Workshop 10am to 12.30pm; Ixora Room Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 8 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Shotgun) Total Body Conditioning Class 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 13 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Timesheet) 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Garden Events Room 14 The Club Strokeplay Championships Round 1 Tampines (PM) Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym Chocolate Chip Cookies 10am to 12.30pm Ixora Room 15 The Club Strokeplay Championships Round 2 Tampines (PM) Ladies Club and Intermediate Championships Round 1 Tampines (PM) Total Body Conditioning Class 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym pm to 8.30pm; Garden Events Room 21 The Club Strokeplay Championships Round 3 Garden (PM) Men s Intermediate Championships & Duffers Cup Round 1 Garden (PM) Ladies Club and Intermediate Championships Round 2 Garden (PM) Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 22 The Club Strokeplay Championships Round 4 Garden (PM) Men s Intermediate Championships & Duffers Cup Round 2 Garden (PM) Ladies Club and Intermediate Championships Round 3 Garden (PM) Total Body Conditioning Class 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 27 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Shotgun) Corporate Golf Event Tampines (PM Timesheet) 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Glass Gym (Extension Room) 28 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 2-day Malacca Getaway 29 4-Ball Strokeplay Tampines (PM) Total Body Conditioning Class 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 2-day Malacca Getaway

32 32 Calendar of Events Check out the activities coming your way this month! MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 1 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 2 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Timesheet) Pilates Class (Intermediate) 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym JUNE Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 7 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Shotgun) 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 8 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Glass Gym (Extension Room) 9 Pilates Class (Intermediate) 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Glass Gym (Extension Room) 13 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 14 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 15 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 16 Pilates Class (Intermediate) 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Glass Gym (Extension Room) 20 Junior Triangular Interclub Golf (TMCC SICC SEN) Garden (AM) Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 21 Ladies Medal - Strokeplay Tampines (AM) Junior Golf Day Garden (AM) 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 22 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 23 Pilates Class (Intermediate) 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Glass Gym (Extension Room) 27 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 28 8pm to 9pm; Garden Events Room 29 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 30 Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Timesheet) Pilates Class (Intermediate) 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Glass Gym (Extension Room)

33 3 Corporate Golf Event Tampines (PM Shotgun) FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 4 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym Calendar of Events 33 5 Monthly Medals (Men & Ladies) Strokeplay Tampines (PM) Corporate Golf Event Garden (PM Timesheet) Total Body Conditioning Class 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Garden Events Room 10 Corporate Golf Event Tampines (PM Shotgun) 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Garden Events Room 11 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym Father s Day Special Glass Painting Workshop 10am to 1.00pm; Ixora Room 12 SGA Interclub League (5 th Leg) - JCC vs CGC Tampines (PM) Total Body Conditioning Class 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym pm to 8.30pm; Garden Events Room 18 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym 19 Total Body Conditioning Class 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym 24 Corporate Golf Event Tampines (PM) 7.30pm to 8.30pm; Garden Events Room 25 Power Workout 11am; Glass Gym Fruits Chiffon Cakes 10am to 12.30pm Ixora Room 26 SGA Interclub League (6 th Leg) - SEM vs WCGC Tampines (PM) SGA Interclub League (6 th Leg) - SICC vs CGC Tampines (PM) Total Body Conditioning Class 4.30pm to 5.30pm; Glass Gym Here are some activities and programmes that will be coming your way. We hope you ll enjoy what we have in store for you this month!

34 34 Mark YourDiary GO FING THE CLUB STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Open to Members (Men) with Handicap Index 9.4 & Below 1 st Round : Saturday, 2 July 2016 (PM) Tampines 2 nd Round : Sunday, 3 July 2016 (PM) Tampines 3 rd Round : Saturday, 9 July 2016 (PM) Garden Final Round : Saturday, 16 July 2016 (PM) Garden Entry Fee : $30.00 Closing Date : Friday, 24 June 2016 Play shall be over 72 holes strokeplay in 4 rounds of 18 holes each. A minimum of 3 rounds must be played for this championship to be completed. Any participant who withdraws or submits no returns will be disqualified from the competition. Prizes will be awarded to the Champion and Runner-Up based on the best accumulated gross scores. In the event of tie after 72 holes the winner shall be decided by a sudden-death play-off. An overall Best Nett prize will also be awarded. The overall Champion and Runner-up however are not eligible for the overall Best Nett prize. There will also be Daily Best Gross and Best Nett prizes. The Best Gross winners are not eligible for the Daily Best Nett prize over the same round. Change of Dates: The Club Strokeplay Championship, originally scheduled in May has been postponed to the above mentioned dates in July. 4-BALL STROKEPLAY 2016 Date : Sunday, 29 May 2016 Venue : Tampines Course Time : PM 1.15pm Closing Date : Friday, 20 May 2016 Open to members (Men & Ladies), and shall be played over 18 holes. Two competitors play as partners, each playing his/her own ball. Players shall play off 80% of their lowest current handicap index. Maximum handicap index for men is 24.4 and 36.4 for ladies. To join, please call the Garden Golf Office at Tampines Golf Office at * Fees subject to prevailing GST

35 Mark YourDiary 35 SPORTS & RECREATION Think you can be the next champ? Sign up for our sports tournaments and give us your best performance on the courts and in the pool! TENNIS CLUB NIGHT Held on the last Thursday of every month, enjoy a sporting night of tennis with your guests (maximum 3 guests) and other participants. Do not miss this popular monthly event, as it will leave you wanting more. When Thursday, 26 May 2016 Thursday, 30 June 2016 Thursday, 28 July 2016 Where TMCC Tennis Courts Time 6.00pm 10.00pm Fee Free (Early registration appreciated) Closing Date Monday, 23 May 2016 Monday, 27 June 2016 Monday, 25 July 2016 SWIM SAFER TEST Swim Safer Test is back! This event will test your water survival and basic life saving skills. There s still plenty of time to train, so sign up now. When Sunday, 26 June 2016 Where TMCC Competition Pool Time 2.00pm Fee $20.00 * Closing Date Monday, 20 June 2016 To join any of these activities, please call Sports Complex at / or sportcomplex@tmcc.org.sg * Fees subject to prevailing GST

36 36 Mark YourDiary SPORTS & RECREATION Think you can be the next champ? Sign up for our sports tournaments and give us your best performance on the courts and in the pool! MIXED DOUBLES TENNIS TOURNAMENT Show off your tennis skills by competing in the Tennis Mixed Doubles Tournament. Don t miss this, register now! When Saturday, 16 July 2016 Where TMCC Tennis Courts Time 4.00pm Fee Free (For Members only) Closing Date Monday, 11 July 2016 TMCC SQUASH HANDICAP TOURNAMENT Calling all squash enthusiasts. If you possess an intermediate level at playing squash, we urge you to join us for this exciting tournament. When Saturday, 16 July 2016 Where TMCC Squash Courts Time 4.00pm Fee Free (For Members only) Closing Date Monday, 18 July 2016 ONGOING GYMNASIUM ACTIVITIES POWER WORKOUT Join us in our afternoon circuit sessions to help you look fit and fabulous! When Every Monday, Wednesday & Saturday Where Glass Gym Time 11.00am * Maximum of 10 members per session (First come first serve basis) Dates may be subject to change without prior notice. To join any of these activities, please call Sports Complex at / or sportcomplex@tmcc.org.sg * Fees subject to prevailing GST

37 Mark YourDiary 37 CHILDREN S PARTY It s BACK again children. We invite you to join us for a night of food, fun and prizes. As spaces are limited, do sign-up early to avoid disappointment. When Saturday, 28 May 2016 Where Garden Events Room Time 7.00pm to 9.30pm Fee $15 (Members) $20 (Guests)* Closing Date Monday, 23 May 2016 Dates may be subject to change without prior notice. To join any of these activities, please call Sports Complex at / or sportcomplex@tmcc.org.sg * Fees subject to prevailing GST

38 38 Mark YourDiary 3 Days 2 Nights CHILDREN S SPORTS CAMP Come join the camp this school holidays. A whole host of fun-filled sports & games are specially planned for you. Sign-up early to avoid disappointment. When Monday, 30 May to Wednesday, 1 June 2016 Where Sports Complex Time 9.00am Fee $230 (Members) $250 (Guests)* Closing Date Monday, 23 May 2016 Dates may be subject to change without prior notice. To join any of these activities, please call Sports Complex at / or sportcomplex@tmcc.org.sg * Fees subject to prevailing GST

39 Mark YourDiary 39 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING Join this class to improve and enhance your body s overall strength, flexibility and endurance. Total Body Conditioning will tone your upper and lower body regions which will contribute to good posture and total body alignment. It s all about having a great time doing the things you love and making new friends. Now you can enjoy the best of both worlds with these exciting classes and activities! PILATES Pilates is known to help improve posture, core strength and flexibility. Join now to reap the benefits of the pilates method with the help of our qualified instructress. Our courses cater to novices and advanced pilates participants. Instructor Day & Time Venue Fees (8 lessons) Ms Chris Tan SUNDAYS, 5.00pm to 6.00pm Glass Gym (Extension Room) $90.00 (member); $ (guest) Instructor Day & Time Venue Fees (8 lessons) Ms Lau Kian Lee THURSDAYS, 4.30pm to 5.30pm Glass Gym (Extension Room) $ (member); $ (guest) ENROL NOW! DANCING CLASSES If you ve been yearning to learn dancing, pick a date below and enrol now! Get to learn the basics of social Cha Cha, Rock & Roll, Foxtrot and many more with which you can groove at parties! INTERMEDIATE LEVEL Instructor Day & Time Fees (8 lessons) Instructor Day & Time Fees (8 lessons) Instructor Day & Time Fees (8 lessons) BEGINNERS LEVEL Ms Michelle Fong-Lim MONDAYS, 8.00pm to 9.00pm $ (member); $ (guest) Mr Sam Fong TUESDAYS, 8.00pm to 9.00pm $ (member); $ (guest) Mr Jack Goh FRIDAYS, 7.30pm to 8.30pm $ (member); $ (guest) BALLROOM & SOCIAL DANCE Instructor Mr Jovyn Low Day & Time THURSDAYS, 7.30pm to 8.30pm Fees (8 lessons) $ (member); $ (guest) LATIN DANCE Instructor Day & Time Fees (8 lessons) NEW Mr Jack Goh WEDNESDAYS, 7.30pm to 8.30pm $ (member); $ (guest) Sam & Michelle Fong Sam & Michelle Fong, a husband & wife team, have been competing together since They have been ranked 1 st in the professional Latin American dance category, both locally and in the South- East Asian region, and have competed in many international ballroom dancing championships in Britain, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Hong Kong. They are members of The Singapore Ballroom Dance Teachers Association, The National Award of Teachers of Dancing (UK) and the United Kingdom Alliance. They are also licensed adjudicators registered with The World Dance Council. Jack Goh Jack was introduced to the world of Ballroom Dancing at the age of 11. He grew up as one of the top local junior dancers and eventually went on to the adult field. He is the current Singapore champion in the Professional Latin American category and has represented Singapore at the South-East Asian, Asian, Asia-Pacific, British and World Championships. A member of the Singapore Ballroom Dance Teachers Association and the United Kingdom Alliance, he has been actively teaching and promoting the art of Latin-American Ballroom Dancing. His works range from students both young and old, right up to people with special needs. Jovyn Low Jovyn Low comes from a family with ballroom dancing in their blood. In the 1930s, Jovyn s grandfather Mr Low Poh San was the pioneer of ballroom dancing in Singapore. In the 1960s and 1970s, Jovyn s father Mr Sunny Low was crowned the King of Rock & Roll. In the early years of 2000, Jovyn s two brothers, Alvyn and Melvyn Low, became Professional Champions in Ballroom Dancing. Jovyn has had the rare opportunity to learn under all these people and has widened his knowledge by learning from past and present champions from all over the world. Apart from being active competitors in ballroom dancing, Jovyn together with his wife Cindy, are choreographers and performers. They have been choreographing wedding couple s first dances and were part of SMU Ballare s Gl Amour Jovyn and Cindy have performed at private and major events which include Royal Caribbean Cruises 2014 and To join any of these activities, please call or Nora at / nora@tmcc.org.sg *Fees subject to prevailing GST

40 40 Mark YourDiary KITCHEN WORKSHOPS FATHER S DAY SPECIAL GLASS PAINTING WORKSHOP by Genesis Stained Glass Pte Ltd Date Saturday, 11 June am to 1.00pm Fees Per pair $75.00 (member); $85.00 (guest) Per adult $55.00 (member); $65.00 (guest) Per child $45.00 (member); $55.00 (guest) Closing Date Friday, 27 May 2016 Minimum Pax 12 pax Workshop outcome 1 painted piece per pair/ (fees includes loan of materials) participant (size 6 x 6 ) Looking to jazz up your home cooking? Learn how to cook and bake the yummiest dishes and treats, with a little helping hand from the culinary experts. FRUITS CHIFFON CAKES by Valerie Kong Date Saturday, 25 June am to 12.30pm Fees $40.00 (member); $45.00 (guest) Closing Date Friday, 17 June 2016 Minimum Pax 10 pax With Father s Day just around the corner, why not plan ahead and spend a day bonding with daddy in this introductory Glass Painting Art Workshop. Unleash your creative side together with your children. The best part, mummies can join in the fun too! Glass Painting Activity: Introduction to Glass Art & Painting Starting Outline Demo & Practice Design Selection & Glass Cleaning Outline Work Outline Drying & Break for Refreshments Colour Painting Review & Evaluation SOFT SPONGE CAKES by Valerie Kong Mango Passionfruit Chiffon Cake Lychee Rose Chiffon Cake If you enjoy fruits and cakes, you will definitely enjoy combining the two. Tingle your tastebuds by learning to bake these zesty & fruity based Chiffon Cakes. What s even better learn the right concoction of exotic fruits mix to achieve that extraordinary taste to wow your guests. ITALIAN BREAD by Valerie Kong Lychee Rose Chiffon Cake Date Saturday, 16 July am to 12.30pm Fees $40.00 (member); $45.00 (guest) Closing Date Friday, 8 July 2016 Minimum Pax 10 pax Date Saturday, 20 August am to 12.30pm Fees $40.00 (member); $45.00 (guest) Closing Date Friday, 12 August 2016 Minimum Pax 10 pax Strawberry Shortcake Coffee Walnut Sponge Cake The traditional English Strawberry Shortcake is like a scone but the modern ones use sponge cake as the base so it is softer. You will learn how to make a simple yet delicious Strawberry Shortcake that s very light and fluffy to the taste. Strawberry Shortcake Most Walnut Coffee Cake is of butter cake textures but you will love Valerie s Kong version that uses very little flour that is transformed into a very light and nutty cake. Ciabatta Focaccia Bring home your very own two classic Italian specialty focaccia & ciabatta bread! Focaccia has a moist, tender texture and tooth-sinking chewiness. Ciabatta s broad, flattish shape is subtly tangy with large air pockets and has a pleasantly chewy texture. In this workshop, instructor Valerie Kong will teach you the secrets to building flavours in these two classic breads. Ciabatta Focaccia To join any of these activities, please call or Nora at / marketing@tmcc.org.sg * All fees inclusive of refreshments, Photos for illustration ingredients only. and *All subject fees are to prevailing subject to GST. Photos for illustration only

41 Mark YourDiary 41 Coming this September Come TEE Off with us in the land of the Rising Sun while experiencing the rich cultural heritage and freshest of cuisines in Osaka and Kyoto, Japan! LOOK OUT FOR DETAILS COMING SOON! For more information, or call:

42 42 Participate Swim FOR LAPS 2016 SURPASSES MARK Sunday, 20 March 2016 Held on Sunday, 20 March 2016, at the Club s Olympic-size swimming pool, the Swim For Laps 2016 event concluded for a third successful year with better than expected results. The objective to break the 573 laps record set in 2015, saw it easily achieved even with just 34 members participating. This year s results saw a whopping final recording of 818 laps. And participant Janssen Tan contributed to the final results with the most number of laps, clocking in a total of 200 laps. The rules were simple. After registration and being assigned lanes, participants could begin swimming. Participants could contribute as many laps as possible, with a minimum one-lap requirement. They could swim at their own pace with no time limitations. And the recording period was taken from 9.00am till 5.00pm. Laps were recorded as they touched each end of the wall. Upon completion, participants were provided with light refreshments including sandwiches, curry puffs and drinks. On that note, we look forward to having more participants next year to target and achieve a record of 1000 laps. v Participants who completed 30 laps or more: 1) Janssen Tan laps 2) Ben Ng - 54 laps 3) Joe Lim - 52 laps 4) George Kwok - 50 laps 5) Bella Lee - 50 laps 6) Ella Lee - 50 laps 7) Selina Ho - 42 laps 8) Quincy Quek - 30 laps 9) Bernard Tay - 30 laps Interesting Statistics for this event: Participants - 34 Laps Completed Distance Covered - 40,900 metres (Equivalent distance from Tanah Merah Country Club to Tuas Road) Most number of laps - 200

43 Fun in Action 43 SOFT TO THE TOUCH, YUMMY TO THE TASTE! SOFT CHOCOLATE BUNS Saturday, 5 March 2016 By Godfrey Robert Ever savoured the thought of those tasty soft, fluffy buns in the morning? Full body on the outside but springy on the inside. Add chocolate to that and you are bound to be over the moon with the first bite. Fifteen ladies were simply bowled over by Instructor Valerie Kong s heavenly soft and fluffy chocolate buns on the Saturday morning of 5 th March. Using the unique Japanese Yukone method, everyone had the hands-on opportunity to learn how to shape the buns as well as how to make three kinds of delicious fillings including chocolate lava, salty sweet custard and crunchy Nutella. As the buns were baking, the strong chocolate aroma wafting across was so inviting that everyone could not resist but ask for a slice to taste immediately as soon as it came hot out of the oven. Many oh s and ah s could be heard among the ladies, as they swooned over the taste of the buns like a kid in the candy store. In fact, most of the ladies attending the workshop were there just to learn how to make the buns for their children or even grandchildren. And they surely were bowled over too! v

44 44 Fun in Action BEAUTIFUL MULTI-COLOURED PLEASURES CHECKERBOARD & RAINBOW CAKES Saturday, 2 April 2016 By Godfrey Robert The sight of a rainbow usually leaves everyone in awe. The seven colours -- violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange and red -- are vibrant and spectacular. Even as Valerie invited the participants to continue to try and assemble the cakes and ice them with white chocolate, those who were asked cohesively felt afraid they would spoil the pretty looks. Those colours were translated into cakes that were being created on the Saturday morning of 2 April. With allocated slices to bring home, everyone left delighted as though having found a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Exclamations of, Wow, the cakes look so pretty! could be heard among the 11 ladies and one gentleman who attended Valerie Kong s Checkerboard and Rainbow Cakes workshop. Look out for more kitchen workshops on page 40. v Valerie kicked off the morning baking session by demonstrating how to bake the sponge cakes first, following which she moved on to show how to assemble the cakes layer by layer. The excitement began to build as the layered cakes slowly took shape and the pretty colours began to accentuate to the likes of a rainbow.

45 Waltzing Thru The Night Saturday, 16 July 2016 Fun in Action pm to 12.30am $30.00 (member) ; $50.00 (guest) Spend a wonderous night waltzing with your dancing aficionados in our newly-renovated Garden Banquet Room BOOK NOW! Highlights: Delectable Buffet Spread 7-piece Live Band Locomotion Performances by Jovyn & Cindy Low All Night Long Dancing No Corkage Charge To book, please marketing@tmcc.org.sg or call: Nora at Pei Ying at Junle at Jeremy at Terms & Conditions Table allocation will be based on first-come-first-served basis. Tanah Merah Country Club reserves the right to postpone, cancel, alter event details should any unforeseen circumstances arises. Any cancellation after closing date will be charged the full fee. Closing Date : Friday, 1 July 2016 Fees are subject to prevailing GST rate.

46 46 Fun in Action A DRINK MADE FOR Men Chivas Nite Saturday, 27 February 2016 By Godfrey Robert It was a night for enjoying fine blended scotch whisky. And Chivas Regal was on the cards as 38 members and guests got together at the Garden Banquet Room on Saturday, 27 Feb, to savour this exquisite taste. The Chivas 18 Years was the highlight for the Chivas Nite evening. Meticulously blended by Master Blender Colin Scott, this uniquely rich and multi-layered whisky is produced using various malt and grain whiskies from distilleries all over Scotland, including classic Speyside malt from Strathisla. With a little history behind, Scott, who was born into a family of two generations involved in the Scotch whisky business, grew up around an Orkney distillery, and as though seemed destined, he joined Chivas in Under the guidance of Master Blender Jimmy Lang, he learnt all about the Chivas traditions in the art of blending and their house style of smoothness and richness. On Jimmy s retirement, Colin became the Chivas Master Blender in Colin then became the custodian of the signature Chivas Regal style, which in 1997, created Chivas 18. And what was fine whisky without good food accompaniment. From smoked salmon chowder soup to carving station provides of roasted sirloin and honey ham to main entrée dishes like tandoori chicken, ocean seafood, wok fried pepper beef and fried red snapper fillet, there was non-stop feasting. And drinks to go with it. Even F&B convenor Benny Tay, who is a whisky lover himself, enjoyed and was all smiles for the evening. To sweeten the already enjoyable evening, the dessert of Whisky Tiramisu Mousse served was good enough to blow everyone away. Overall, luxurious yet complex.v

47 Fun in Action 47 OH HOW GOOD THIS Wine TALK! Wine Pairing with Graffigna Wines Saturday, 9 April 2016 By Godfrey Robert Say Graffigna (gra-fin-ya), and you get a good roll of the tongue. Utter words such as Pinot Grigio and Cabernet Sauvignon, and you savour a good taste in your mouth. Wines are aplenty, but when you go for a branded bottle, you feel the exclusivity. That same feeling of uplifting was evident at the TMCC Wine Pairing Dinner with Argentina at the Garden Events Room on Sunday, April 9. To enjoy the evening, a bit of history allowed for much talk and banter as a well-received 60 members and guests enjoyed the evening. Santiago Graffigna, you see, was a passionate explorer, an Italian immigrant who arrived in San Juan in the 1860s. And he brought out a combination of the highest quality wines -- Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz grapes from the high altitude vineyards in the Pedernel Valley that are of premium quality. Established in 1870, Graffigna is the oldest winery in San Juan and the second oldest in Argentina. So while wine talk also took the diners down memory lane and allowed them to revel in sentimentality, the five-course international set menu put them in the best mood for enjoyment, hilarity and laughter. The F&B convenor Benny Tay, a wine connoisseur himself, thanked Pernod Rica for the wine sponsorship. So Vol-Au-Vent d Escargots went with Graffigna Chardonney and Norway Salmon Fillet tagged along Graffigna Pinot Grigio. And what did Wild Berries and Fruit Gratin go with? The answer, Martell Cordon Bleu. Savour that. v

48 48 Fun in Action CopacabanaNight LIGHTS UP NEW BANQUET ROOM Copacabana Night Saturday, 23 April 2016 By Godfrey Robert The TMCC s popular event, the Social Dancing Night saw a new day. It was a new beginning, a fresh experience and had special significance. For the first time the event on Saturday April Copacabana Night -- was held at the newly renovated Garden Banquet Room. Previously it was always at the Garden Events Room. But after the Garden Banquet Room was renovated in record time of eight weeks (December 15, 2015 to February 16, 2016) and was officially re-opened on 21 February, and became a perfect venue for this interesting event. The new Banquet Room features a new high ceiling, mood ambience lighting capabilities, large space for dining and new timber flooring area for dancing. And the response was overwhelming, fully booked within a month. Ninety-eight diners, made up of 29 members and 69 guests, enjoyed the night to the accompaniment of live music by the fivepiece band, Adil & Friends. They have been together in the music circuit for more than 70 years put together. Their experiences and performances range from pubs, private/ members clubs, discos to nightclubs. And their repertoire of music ranges from pop, country, jazz, line dancing, ballroom dancing, country rock, and in different languages.

49 Fun in Action 49 The dashing couple, Jack Goh and Aurelia Hong, captured the audience s attention with paso doble (first performance) and samba (second performance). Jack is also one of the instructors who conduct dancing class every Friday at the club. Jack and Aurelia are regarded as one of the youngest and finest dancing couples in Singapore. The pair were the Singapore Professional Line Ballroom Dancing champions. They had also represented Singapore in Asian, Asian Pacific, British and World Championships and have been finalist in the Asia-Pacific region. They teamed up in 2007 and have been ranked No. 1 Southeast Asian in the World Professional Latin ranking from 2010 to There was a specially arranged quiz, conducted by the imaginative emcee Han May Leng, during the interval when dancers changed costumes after the first performance. She went on to thank the Mechanical & Engineering and Housekeeping Teams for their efforts in providing such a wonderful dance floor for the evening. One of the guests, Hector Wong, was given a surprise cake presented by his friends and the band played an apt birthday song. Food was aplenty -- from cold salad station to hot entree -- with a delicious spread, chef William taking pains to ensure that the food satisfied the hungry diners. And when it was time to call it a night past midnight, the diners -- who danced to the wee hours -- went home acknowledging that they had a wonderful time. The next Social Dancing Night, themed Waltzing Thru The Night, will be held at the Garden banquet Room on Saturday July 16.v

50 50 Dine & Be Merry What to eat? Look out for our specials and deals on beer, wines and liquor! GARDEN VIEW RESTAURANT 01 南乳炸猪颈肉 DEEP FRIED MARINATED PORK NECK WITH PRESERVED BEAN CURD 02 姬松茸鸡炖鲍翅 DOUBLE BOILED SUPERIOR SHARK S FIN WITH CHICKEN & BRAZILIAN MUSHROOM 03 潮洲卤水鹅 TEOCHEW STYLE GOOSE IN SPICED SOY SAUCE 04 香煎牛仔骨 PAN FRIED SHORT RIB BEEF 05 玉兰菜脯炒河 FRIED KWAY TEOW WITH DICED CHICKEN, KAI LAN & CHYE PO 06 煎酿四宝煲 STUFFED FISH PASTE FOUR TREASURES PANFRIED SERVED IN CLAYPOT 01

51 Dine & Be Merry 51 CHEF S RECOMMENDATION May & June Photos for illustration only

52 52 Dine & Be Merry GARDEN VIEW RESTAURANT May & June 2016 Weekday Special SET LUNCH MENU Tuesdays To Fridays Set Menu for 4 Persons $108 Nett 港式烧味叉烧拼烧肉 Roasted Pork cum Honey Glazed Pork 是日例汤 Doubled Boiled Soup of the Day 豆酥蒸鳕鱼 Steamed Cod with Bean Crumbs 虾子双菇扒时蔬 Seasonal Vegetable topped Duo Mushroom & Shrimp 海鲜炒面线 Fried Seafood Mee Sua 芦荟香茅果冻 Chilled Lemon Grass Jelly with Sea Coconut & Aloe Vera Set Menu for 8 Persons $238 Nett 海蜇拼肉崧脆茄子 Marinated Jellyfish cum Crispy Brinjal topped with Chicken Floss 鲍鱼带子海参羹 Braised Shredded Abalone Thick Soup with Fresh Scallop & Sea Cucumber 港式蒸金目鲈 Steamed Sea Bass in Light Sauce 泰式香脆鸡 Deep Fried Crispy Chicken topped with Thai Sauce 天白菇扣鹅掌 Braised Goose Web with Tian Bai Mushroom 杨州炒饭 Yang Chow Fried Rice 椰子金瓜芋泥 Yam Paste with Pumpkin with Coconut Milk Set Menu for 6 Persons $168 Nett 麦香虾球 Crispy Cereal Prawn 黄焖鱼鳔羹 Braised Fish Maw in Yellow Superior Stock 脆皮吊烧鸡 Roasted Crispy Chicken 咖啡猪扒 Coffee Pork Chop 茄子海鲜面卜 Braised Mee Pok with Seafood & Brinjal 莲子红豆沙 Cream of Red Bean with Lotus Seeds Set Menu for 10 Persons $288 Nett 北京烤鸭 BBQ Peking Duck 干贝鸡丝鱼翅 Braised Shark s Fin with Shredded Chicken & Dried Scallop 港蒸石斑 Steamed Garoupa, Hong Kong Style 黄金花枝 Fried Cuttlefish with Egg Yolk 咖啡猪扒 Coffee Pork Chop 上汤时蔬 Poached Seasonal Vegetable in Supreme Stock 雪菜鸭丝焖米粉 Braised Bee Hoon with Shredded Duck & Preserved Vegetable 合时生果盆 Fresh Fruit Platter

53 Dine & Be Merry 53 TMCC Beer Buffet Saturday, 6 August pm to 9.30pm Garden Events Room Tiger Draft Heineken Guinness Stout Kirin Erdinger White/ Black Buffet spread includes: Satay Bee Hoon, Laksa, Prata with curry, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Kambing soup, Vegetarian Bee Hoon, Rojak (self-service), Fruits - Lychee, Longan, Mangosteen, Rambutan, Buah Duku, Ice Kachang (self-service). Members $38 Guests $48 SPECIAL PROMOTION! Buy 3 bottles of Chivas Regal 18 $408 & get one Free beer buffet. Minimum 30 pax for event to commence *Fees subject to prevailing GST To book, call the F&B office at or nana@tmcc.org.sg

54 54 Dine & Be Merry GARDEN GOLFERS TERRACE WEEKEND SPECIALS MAY & JUNE 2016 MAY LUNCH SPECIALS JUNE LUNCH SPECIALS 21 & 22 May 2016 Fish Ball Noodles Dry/Soup sliced pork, fish cake, prawn dumpling, minced meat & prawn Claypot Beef Stew with White Turnip & Carrot served with steamed rice & beef broth 4 & 5 June 2016 Braised Hokkien Pork Belly with Soya Sauce served with steamed rice, egg & cabbage soup Crystal Vermicelli with Sliced Cod Fish in Milk Broth tang hoon, sliced cod fish, sio peh chye, seaweed & wolfberries 18 & 19 June 2016 Black Pepper Seafood Pasta mussel, prawn, squid, bell pepper & garlic bread Nasi Goreng Kampung Set sambal long bean, beef rendang, samosa & prawn cracker 28 & 29 May 2016 Seafood Ramen with Tom Yam Broth sio peh chye,mussel, sliced fish & prawn Black Vinegar Pork Trotter & Pork Belly in Claypot served with boiled egg and steamed rice 11 & 12 June 2016 Stir Fried Chicken with Chinese Wine in Claypot bell pepper, carrot, mushroom & steamed rice Bak Chor Mee sliced pork, pork dumpling, honey prawn, fish cake, prawn, mushroom, minced pork & black vinegar 25 & 26 June 2016 Kway Chap Set braised pork belly, intestine, tau pok, egg, pork skin, fish cake & bean curd Tomato Beef Stew with Carrot & Potato served with steamed rice & beef broth Nasi Goreng Kampung Set

55 TAMPINES GOLFERS LOUNGE Dine & Be Merry 55 WEEKEND SPECIALS MAY & JUNE 2016 MAY LUNCH SPECIALS JUNE LUNCH SPECIALS 21 & 22 May 2016 Braised Seafood & Egg Tofu in Claypot Mussel, prawn, fish, egg tofu, mix vegetable & steamed rice Stir Fried Beef with Garlic Black Bean & Crispy Noodles with Bell pepper & onion 4 & 5 June 2016 Pork Rib Herbal Soup In Claypot served with yu char kueh and steamed rice Seafood Mee Siam prawn, mussel, tau pok, chive, egg & bean sprout 18 & 19 June 2016 Beef Kway Teow with Gravy sliced Beef, beef tripe, meat ball & salted mustard Pig s Organ Soup in Claypot with Steamed Rice sliced pork, liver,meat ball, tripe, pork belly & salted mustard 28 & 29 May 2016 Roasted Char Siu & Chicken Drumstick Set served with steamed rice, pickle vegetable, fried egg & wanton soup Spaghetti alla Carbonara Bacon, egg, parmesan cheese, cream & garlic bread 11 & 12 June 2016 Bak Chor Mee sliced pork, pork dumpling, honey prawn, fish cake, prawn, mushroom & minced pork Stir Fried Gong Bao Sliced Beef in Claypot served with steamed rice & cabbage soup 25 & 26 June 2016 Scallop with Prawn Noodles Dry honey prawn dumpling soup & sio peh chye Braised Beef with Carrot & White Turnip in Claypot served with steamed rice & cabbage soup Pork Rib Herbal Soup In Claypot Seafood Mee Siam

56 56 Dine & Be Merry Saturday, 18 June & Sunday, 19 June person Set Menu 4A $138 Nett 4 person Set Menu 4B $238 Nett 香酥烤鸭方 Deep Fried Crispy Boneless Duck in Crepes 胡椒白果猪肚汤 Boiled Pig s Maw Pepper Soup 脆皮吊烧鸡 Roasted Crispy Chicken 家乡煎酿刺参 Home Style, Pan Fried stuffed Sea Cucumber 福建炒饭 Hokkien Style, Fried Rice 芦荟海底椰果冻 Chilled Lemongrass Jelly with Sea Coconut & Aloe Vera 蜜汁烧猪爽肉 Honey Glazed Char Siew 蟹黄鱼翅 Braised Shark s Fin Soup with Crab Roe 黑椒羊仔扒 Pan Fried Baby Lamb in Black Pepper 天白菇扣鹅掌 Braised Goose Web with Tian Bai Mushroom 上汤水饺波菜面 Spinach Noodle with Homemade Dumpling in Superior Stock 豆沙窝饼 Chinese Pancake with Red Bean Paste

57 Dine & Be Merry 57 Celebrate Father s Day with us at Garden View Restaurant! Your Father deserves it! For reservations please call Garden View Restaurant at / person Set Menu 6A $268 Nett 烧味双拼烧肉拼蜜汁叉烧 Roasted Pork cum Honey Glazed Char Siew 胡椒白果猪肚汤 Boiled Pig s Maw Pepper Soup 港蒸石斑鱼 Steamed Garoupa, Hong Kong Style 泰式香脆鸡 Deep Fried Chicken with Mango,Thai Style 家乡煎酿刺参 Home Style, Pan Fried stuffed Sea Cucumber 福建炒饭 Hokkien Style, Fried Rice 芦荟海底椰果冻 Chilled Lemongrass Jelly with Sea Coconut & Aloe Vera 6 person Set Menu 6B $398 Nett 园景双拼海蜇拼鸭方 Honey Glazed Char Siew cum Deep Fried Crispy Boneless Duck in Crepes 鲍鱼海参带子羹 Braised Abalone, Sea Cucumber & Fresh Scallop Thick Soup 香煎鳕鱼 Pan Fried Fillet of Cod in Light Sauce 黑椒羊仔扒 Pan Fried Baby Lamb in Black Pepper 西兰花虾球 Sautéed Prawn with Broccoli 上汤水饺波菜面 Spinach Noodle with Homemade Dumpling in Superior Stock Photos for illustration only 椰汁白果芋泥 Yam Paste with Pumpkin & Gingko Nuts

58 58 Dine & Be Merry Saturday, 18 June & Sunday, 19 June person Set Menu 8A $398 Nett 特色拼盆 Deluxe Hot & Cold Total Wealth Platter 胡椒白果猪肚汤 Boiled Pig s Maw Pepper Soup 潮洲蒸金目鲈 Steamed Sea Bass, Teochew Style 脆皮吊烧鸡 Roasted Crispy Chicken 家乡煎酿刺参 Home Style, Pan Fried stuffed Sea Cucumber XO 花枝带子 Sautéed Fresh Scallop with Cuttlefish in XO Sauce 鲍汁焖伊面 Braised Ee Fu Noodle in Abalone Essence 芦荟海底椰果冻 Chilled Lemongrass Jelly with Sea Coconut & Aloe Vera 8 person Set Menu 8B $588 Nett 园景双拼海蜇拼鸭方 Honey Glazed Char Siew cum Deep Fried Crispy Boneless Duck in Crepes 蟹黄金钱翅 Braised Shark s Fin Soup with Crab Roe 豆酥蒸鳕鱼 Steamed Fillet of Cod with Bean Crumbs 黑椒羊仔扒 Pan Fried Baby Lamb in Black Pepper 鲜果芥末虾球 Sautéed Prawns with Fresh Fruits in Wasabe Mayo 干贝花菇扒菜苗 Braised Mushroom with Vegetable topped with Dried Scallop 上汤水饺波菜面 Spinach Noodle with Homemade Dumpling in Superior Stock 豆沙窝饼 Chinese Pancake with Red Bean Paste

59 Celebrate Father s Day with us at Garden View Restaurant! Your Father deserves it! For reservations please call Garden View Restaurant at / Dine & Be Merry person Set Menu 10A $468 Nett 特色拼盆 Deluxe Hot & Cold Total Wealth Platter 胡椒白果猪肚汤 Boiled Pig s Maw Pepper Soup 港蒸金目鲈 Steamed Sea Bass, Hong Kong Style 脆皮吊烧鸡 Roasted Crispy Chicken 家乡煎酿刺参 Home Style, Pan Fried stuffed Sea Cucumber XO 花枝带子 Sautéed Fresh Scallop with Cuttlefish in XO Sauce 上汤水饺波菜面 Spinach Noodle with Homemade Dumpling in Superior Stock 豆沙窝饼 Chinese Pancake with Red Bean Paste 10 person Set Menu 10B $588 Nett 北京片皮鸭 BBQ Peking Duck 鲍鱼海参带子羹 Braised Abalone, Sea Cucumber & Fresh Scallop Thick Soup 豆酥蒸鳕鱼 Steamed Fillet of Cod with Bean Crumbs 麦片虾球 Crispy Cereal Prawns 天白菇扣鹅掌 Braised Goose Web with Tian Bai Mushroom 松菇炒芦笋 Stir Fried Asparagus with Japanese Mushroom 鸭粒炒饭 Duck Meat Fried Rice 芦荟海底椰果冻 Chilled Lemongrass Jelly with Sea Coconut & Aloe Vera 10 person Set Menu 10C $788 Nett 大红全体乳猪 BBQ Suckling Pig 干贝蟹肉金钱翅 Braised Shark s Fin Soup with Crab Meat & Dried Scallop 港蒸笋壳鱼 Steamed Soon Hock, Hong Kong Style 黄金脆花枝 Deep Fried Cuttlefish with Salted Egg Yolk 蒜茸白菜苗 Stir Fried Baby Cabbage with Minced Garlic 姜葱炒猪壳 Fried Pork with Ginger & Spring Onion 龙虾尾面卜 Lobster s Tail Mee Pok 黑糯米雪糕 Chilled Pulut Hitam topped with Vanilla Ice Cream

60 60 Dine & Be Merry PROMOTION May & June 2016 GARDEN LOUNGE Dine-in ONLY NOT applicable for banquet/private function Tiger Draught Beer $2.99 Nett per Mug $11.50 Nett per Jug Wine & Whisky At all F&B OUTLETS GRAFFINGA CHARDONNAY Each Nett SCOTCH WHISKY CHIVAS REGAL 18YRS Each Nett GRAFFIGNA MALBEC Each Nett GRAFFIGNA PINOT GRIGIO Each Nett Photos for illustration only

61 Durian Shiok! MAO SHAN WANG & Shopping trip to Johor Bahru Saturday, 23 July 2016 Back by popular demand BOOK NOW! Durian lovers, this is one trip you cannot miss! Enjoy MAO SHAN WANG Durians in a durian plantation Sit-down Chinese dinner at Pekin Restaurant Shop at Johor s biggest shopping mall, AEON Tebrau and other local snacks shop Adult fee : $90.00 (member); $ (guest) Children fee : $74.00 (member); $84.00 (guest) Closing Date : Friday, 1 July 2016 Minimum pax : 20 Note: Passport must have at least six months of validity Mao Shan Wang durians are subject to availability Fees include air-conditioned coach, Malaysian English-speaking tour guide, durian lunch, dinner, tipping & group insurance. Participation fee is based on minimum group size of 20. Should there be a decrease in number of participants, revised rates will be advised or the trip may be cancelled. Meeting point is at TMCC Garden Course Lobby at 6.30am For a fingerlicious durian time, please marketing@tmcc.org.sg or call: Pei

62 62 Club Information GOLF FAST FACTS Garden Course: 18-hole Buggy/Caddie/Walking Course - Golf Course Designer: Thomson, Wolveridge, Fream & Associates (1984) - Redesigned by: Max Wexler (1992) in collaboration with then Club Captain Tan Puay Huat. Phil Jacobs (2004) in collaboration with the Club President Tan Puay Huat. - Re-configured: Phil Jacobs (2015) - Total Yardage: 6427 yards; 5887metres (Par 70) - Course Rating: Turf on Fairways: Zoysia matrella - Turf on Greens: Paspalum sealsle 2000 Caddie Services 18-Hole 9-Hole (either with buggy or turfmate) Twin-share $60.00 $30.00 (1 Caddie to 2 golfers) ($30 per golfer) Single golfer $40.00 $20.00 * Cash payment required for caddie services. - Driving Range: 34 practice bays with short game practice area (bunker, chipping & putting) - Clubhouse Architects: Ballew McFarland, Inc. of Irvine, California Tampines Course: 18-hole Buggy Course - Golf Course Designer: Max Wexler (1988) - Redesigned by: Chris Pitman (1994) in collaboration with then Club President Tan Puay Huat. Improvement Works (2009) - Total Yardage: 7022 yards; 6421m (Par 72) - Course Rating: Turf on Fairways: Zoysia matrella - Turf on Greens: Zoysia tenuifolia - Buggy Fees: $24 (18 Holes); $12 (9 Holes) GOLF OFFICES OPERATING HOURS Garden Course: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 7.00am to 7.30pm Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays Tuesdays & Thursdays 9.30am to 7.30pm Tampines Course: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays 7.00am to 7.30pm Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays Mondays 9.30am to 6.15pm Wednesdays 9.30am to 7.30pm PROSHOP & DRIVING RANGE OPERATING HOURS Pro Shops Garden Course: Other Weekdays Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays Tuesdays & Thursdays Tampines Course: Mondays Wednesdays Other Weekdays Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays Driving Range: Tuesdays & Thursdays Other Days & Public Holidays For enquiries, kindly call: Garden Golf Office or Tampines Golf Office or am to 6.30pm 7.00am to 7.30pm 12.00pm to 6.30pm Closed 12.00pm to 6.15pm 9.30am to 6.15pm 7.00am to 7.15pm 10.00am to 9.00pm 7.00am to 9.00pm COURSE CLOSURE FOR MAINTENANCE Garden Course : Tuesdays (AM) & Thursdays (AM) Tampines Course : Mondays (Whole day) & Wednesdays (AM) All rates subject to changes and prevailing GST

63 Club Information 63 RECIPROCAL CLUB HONG KONG Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club 139 Tai Au Mun Road, Clearwater Bay, New Territories, Hong Kong Tel : Fax : golf@cwbgolf.org AFFILIATE CLUBS AUSTRALIA Moonah Links 55 Peter Thomson Drive Fingal VIC 3939, Australia Tel : Fax : Terrey Hills Golf & Country Club 116 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills New South Wales, Australia 2084 Tel : Fax : Woodlands Golf Club 109 White Street Mordialloc, Victoria 3195 Australia Tel : Golf_Manager@woodlands.com.au Yarra Yarra Golf Club 567 Warrigal Road, Bentleigh East, Victoria 3165, Australia Tel: (61) Fax: (61) CHINA Imperial Springs International Summit Club 1 Imperial Springs Avenue, Conghua Guangdong , P R China Tel : Fax : Red Flag Valley, Dalian No. 86 Renmin Road, Zhongshan District Dalian , PR China Tel : Fax : Reignwood Pine Valley Pine Valley, Nankou Nongchang, Changping District, Beijing, , China Tel : Fax : Sheshan Golf Club Lane 288 New Lin Yin Avenue Sheshan National Tourism Resort Songjiang District, Shanghai Tel : Fax : Suzhou Jinji Lake International Golf Club No. 2 Guobin Road, Suzhou Industrial Park, Jiangsu, , China Tel : or INDONESIA Damai Indah Golf Bumi Serpong Damai (BSD) Course Jln. Bukit Golf I, Sektor VI,Serpong Tangerang 15310, Indonesia Tel : Fax : Pantai Indah Kapuk (PIK) Course Marina Indah, Penjaringan, Kapuk Jakarta 14470, Indonesia Tel : Fax : Royale Jakarta Golf Club Jalan Raya Halim Tiga, Halim Perdanakusuma Jakarta Timur 13610, Indonesia Tel : Fax : JAPAN Ashinoko Country Club 4708 Minamiharasuga, Mishima-shi, Shizuoka , Japan Tel : Fax : reserve@ashinokocc.com KOREA Sky 72 Golf Club , Woonseo- Dong, Joong- Gu, Incheon, Korea Tel : Fax : Teddy Valley Golf & Country Club 365 Hanchangro, Andeokmyeon, Seoguipo City, Jeju, South Korea Tel : Fax : MALAYSIA The Mines Resort & Golf Club Jalan Kelikir, Mines Resort City, Seri Kembangan Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia Tel : Fax : THAILAND Alpine Golf Club 99 Moo 9 Bangkhan-Sathaneevithayu Road Klong 5, Klong Luang Pathumthani 12120, Thailand Tel : Fax : Lakewood Country Club Co. Ltd KM 18 Bangna-Trad Trad Bangplee Bangchalong Samuthpraken Thailand Tel : Fax : Loch Palm Golf Club 38 Moo 5 Vichitsongdram Rd Kathu District, Phuket 83000, Thailand Tel : Fax : Red Mountain Golf Club 119 Moo 4 Vichitsongkram Rd, Kathu District, Phuket 83120, Thailand Tel : Fax : Riverdale Golf Club 123/5 Moo1 Tiwanon Road, Bang Kadi Sub-District, Muang Pathum Thani District, Pathum Thani 12000, Thailand Tel : Fax : VIETNAM The Montgomerie Links Dien Ngoc Commune, Dien Ban District, Quang Nam Province, Vietnam Tel : reservations@montgomerielinks.com Members will be charged the prevailing guest green fees (to be paid by cash or credit card) at the respective clubs.

64 64 Club Information FOOD & BEVERAGE GARDEN VIEW RESTAURANT (GVR) Situated in the main clubhouse of Garden Course, it can accommodate 130 persons in a comfortable air-con, elegant setting. With a panoramic view of the golf course, the Garden View Restaurant offers attentive service, and warm ambience. Operating Hours Lunch : 12.00pm to 3.00pm daily (Last Order: 2.30pm) Dinner : 6.30pm to 10.00pm daily (Last Order: 9.30pm) Closed on Mondays except on Public Holidays Tel: / GARDEN BANQUET ROOM (GBR) Whatever the need, weddings, birthdays, product launches, golf prize-presentation etc, GBR can cater up to 250 diners with its balcony overlooking the serene surroundings of the Garden Course. Tel: / GARDEN LOUNGE (GL) The lounge is situated adjacent to Garden View Restaurant and members can enjoy the magnificent view of the Garden Course. Operating Hours: Monday Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Sundays & Eve of Public Holidays Fridays & Saturdays Tel: Closed 3.00PM to 10.00PM (Last Order 9.30PM) 3.00PM to 12.00AM (Last Order 11.30PM) GARDEN GOLFERS TERRACE (GGT) Better known as the 19 th hole, GGT is the Club s acknowledged watering hole for golfers following a game. Serving local, Japanese and western favourites, the terrace can accommodate 140 people. Operating Hours: Mondays, Wednesdays & Public Holidays Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays & Eve of Public Holidays Tuesdays & Thursdays (Last Order 7.30pm/9.30pm) Tel: / am to 8.00pm 7.00am to 10.00pm 12.00pm to 8.00pm GARDEN EVENTS ROOM (GER) The Events Room caters up to 100 persons for sit-down dinners and has parquet flooring for dancing. The room is also a popular venue for the club s social activities. Tel: / POOLSIDE CAFETERIA With a prime vantage point overlooking the swimming pool at the Sports Complex, this poolside retreat is the perfect place for refreshing the spirit after a day of fun in the sun. Famous for its local fare served up with a warm smile. Operating Hours: Mondays Tuesday to Fridays Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays Closed 12.00pm to 8.00pm (Last Order 7.30pm) 8.00am to 8.00pm

65 Club Information 65 POOLSIDE COVERED TERRACE (PCT) Overlooking the best view of both worlds, a panoramic view of Garden Course and the calm water of mesmerising pool amidst beautiful landscape, the Poolside Covered Terrace is a good venue for barbecue or social gatherings and can hold 30 tables with buffet tables placed on the pool deck. For bookings of rooms for private functions, please call F&B office at Tel: / TAMPINES GOLFERS LOUNGE (TGL) Golfers at the Tampines Course can dine in a choice of indoor or al-fresco style setting. It offers the best of local, Japanese and Western dishes. Operating Hours: Mondays Wednesdays Other Days & Public Holidays Tel: / Closed 12.00pm to 8.00pm 7.00am to 8.00pm (Last Order pm) GARDEN VIEW WING FIRST STOREY HELICONIA ROOM Need to hold board meetings, workshops, seminars etc? Book the Heliconia Room with seating capacity from 30 to 60 persons, offering various set-ups. IXORA ROOM Cooking and baking are such an enjoyment with a stylish kitchen studio. The room can also be used to conduct talks ranging from beauty to personal enrichment up to 40 persons. So look out for the various activities that we have in store for you printed in the bi-monthly newsmagazine. SECOND STOREY LOTUS ROOM Dining in privacy is guaranteed here. To add some sizzle to your events with musical touch, look no further, karaoke is recommended for more fun! Seating capacity 20 pax is available for booking. HIBISCUS ROOM More spacious than the Lotus Room, you may organise your gathering and dine in private here. Seating capacity is 30 to 60 persons. Minimum of 4 tables booking at menu price of $500 per table. KARAOKE LOUNGE Belt out your best hit songs at the self-operated Karaoke Lounge, with a seating capacity for 20 persons. Operating Hours: Mondays Tuesdays to Thursdays, Sundays & Public Holidays Fridays, Saturdays & Eve of Public Holidays Closed 10.00am to 10.00pm 10.00am to midnight

66 66 Club Information SPORTS AND RECREATION SWIMMING POOLS (a) Olympic-size Pool (b) Children s Pool. Operating Hours Daily 7.00am to 9.00pm Free-of-charge for members TENNIS COURTS Four hard courts are available. Operating Hours Daily 7.00am to 10.00pm Free-of-charge for members SQUASH COURT Two courts are available for use. Operating Hours Daily 7.00am to 10.00pm Free-of-charge for members TENNIS CLUB NIGHT Last Thursday of the month. 6.30pm to 10.00pm JACKPOT LOUNGE Try your luck at 20 jackpot machines open to all members with two guests allowed. Operating Hours Mondays 12.00pm to 9.30pm Tuesdays to Sundays 10.00am to 9.30pm THE GLASS GYM Ardent gym goers will be greeted by a magnificent view of the pool and golf course from the glass walls. No guest allowed. Personal training available Operating Hours Daily 7.00am to 9.30pm TABLE TENNIS Located along the squash gallery, members and guests can enjoy this sport with bats and balls provided. Free-of-charge for members and guests. Operating Hours Daily 7.00am to 10.00pm BASKETBALL & BADMINTON COURT For basketball and badminton enthusiasts, both vigorous sports to sweat it out free-ofcharge. Operating Hours Daily 7.00am to 10.00pm ECLIPSE FOR TEENS A delightful venue created as a space exclusively for children of members between 12 and 21 years of age. The following are available for use. - Xbox 360 Kinect - TV room - Foosball - Pool Table Operating Hours Daily 7.00am to 9.30pm For enquiries, please call / MAHJONG ROOM Located at 1 st storey of Garden View Wing with a dedicated room called Bougainvillea Room, there are three automated mahjong tables and two mahjong tables with tiles and chips available for bookings at no charge for members. Minimum charge of guests fee applicable. Operating Hours Daily 7.00am to 9.30pm READING ROOM Members can retreat into the Reading Room to enjoy the latest newspapers and magazines in peace and comfort. Operating Hours Daily 7.00am to 9.30pm CHILDREN S PLAYROOM The colourful and cheery room is filled with toys for children s enjoyment. Operating Hours Daily 7.00am to 9.30pm ON-GOING CLASSES AT TMCC DANCING CLASSES If you ve been yearning to learn dancing, pick a date below and enrol now! Get to learn the basics of social Cha Cha, Rock & Roll, Foxtrot and many more which you can groove at parties! INTERMEDIATE LEVEL Instructor Ms Michelle Fong-Lim Day Mondays, 8.00pm to 9.00pm Fees (8 lessons) $ (member); $ (guest) Instructor Day Fees (8 lessons) Instructor Day Fees (8 lessons) Mr Sam Fong Tuesdays, 8.00pm to 9.00pm $ (member); $ (guest) Mr Jack Goh Fridays, 7.30pm to 8.30pm $ (member); $ (guest) BEGINNERS LEVEL Instructor Mr Jovyn Low Day Thursdays, 7.30pm to 8.30pm Fees (8 lessons) $ (member); $ (guest) TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING Join this class to improve and enhance your body s overall strength, flexibility and endurance. Total Body Conditioning will tone your upper and lower body regions which will contribute to good posture and total body alignment. Instructor Day Ms Chris Tan Sundays, 4.30pm to 5.30pmFee (8 lessons) $90.00* (member); $100.00* (guest) Venue PILATES Glass Gym (Extension Room) Pilates is known to help improve posture, core strength and flexibility. Join now to reap the benefits of the pilates method with the help of our qualified instructress. Our courses cater to novices and advanced pilates participants. Instructor Day & Time Venue : Ms Lau Kian Lee : Thursdays, 4.30am to 5.30pm : Glass Gym (Extension Room) Fees (For 8 lessons) : $ (member); $ (guest) *All fees subject to prevailing GST

67 Club Information 67 FOR FEBRUARY AND MARCH 2016 TOTAL JACKPOT CLAIMS FOR THE MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH 2016 Machine No: 1 - PLAYERS CHOICE February $6, March $2, Machine No: 7 - IMPERIAL HOUSE February $7, March $3, Machine No: 9 - PURE GOLD February $10, March $7, Machine No: 11 - RISE OF THE INCAS February $33, March $14, Machine No: 19 - RETURN OF THE SAMURAI February $9, March $13, Machine No: 14-5 DRAGONS (NEW) February $12, March $6, Machine No: 16-5 DRAGONS GOLD February $19, March $24, Machine No: 18 - GENIE RICHES February $9, March $7, Machine No: 20 - WATER MARGIN February $3, March $4, OPENING HOURS Mondays: 12.00pm to 9.30pm, Tuesdays to Sundays: 10.00am to 9.30pm

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