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LARGER MEMBERSHIPFOR HIGHER REVENUE
Membership sales are an important revenue stream for the Club. Sales of our membership have tapered off over the last two years. To boost sales, we have recently launched a promotion that gives every new sign-up a whopping $3,000 in spending credits and members who refer their friends to join the Club each receives a $250 spending credit. I urge all to make use of this special offer to invite their mates to join this family of ours.
It should be plain knowledge by now that these are challenging times and the Club is and has been operating at a deficit. A bigger membership pool will bring in more revenue, firstly from the sales and consequently, an increase in membership subscriptions and F&B earnings.
Existing members need not worry about overcrowding at the Club should there be an influx of new members, as the Club is at only 70% of its full member capacity and there is significant membership attrition every year.
The recent Budget’s various announcements on manpower issues have clear cost impact for the service sector.
P R E S I D E N T ’ S M E S S A G E
Yeo Chui Hee, PresidentKey AdministrationFood & Beverage
Gope Ramchand, Vice-PresidentMembershipLegal & Rules
Vice-Chair, Key Administration
Michael Chia, Hon. TreasurerFinance
Wee Keng PakIntegrated Estate Services
Yap Bau TanJackpot
Joyce ChanLifestyle
David ChungMarketing Communications
Procurement
Jonathan WangSocial
Vice-Chair, Membership
Gerad LooSwimming
Sports (Interim)
M A N A G E M E N T C O M M I T T E E
The Dependency Ratio Ceiling or the proportion of foreigners on work permits or S passes whom a firm can employ will be cut from 40% to 38% in January next year and to 35% in 2021. The Club has, at present, already maxed out our foreign worker quota.
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Dependency Ratio Ceiling
So it is timely that we have been working hard to implement a new Club Management System, which can automate certain manual tasks that are currently undertaken by staff, to achieve a leaner and more productive workforce. The system will also incorporate F&B modules that enable customers to self-serve, thereby reducing our reliance on waiting staff, which are mostly non-locals.
This year’s Annual General Meeting will be held on 26 May at Grand Ballroom. I encourage all members to attend the Meeting, a platform for all to raise issues for discussion. The budget for CAPEX items such as Gym equipment and Playroom’s edutainment options will be tabled for members’ approval at the Meeting as well.
I would like to take this opportunity to wish all mothers a Happy Mother’s Day.
Yeo Chui HeePresident
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THE ART OF BALANCINGIn my very young days when cable radio Redifussion was the main mode of entertainment, I was often enthralled by story-tellers of old who regaled listeners with tales of extremely accomplished martial artists who had mastered qinggong. Literally meaning ‘light work’, it is a technique that decreases the practitioners’ body density and enables them to perform gravity-defying moves such as gliding on water surfaces, scaling high walls and flitting about on bamboo groves like dragonflies.
Those of us who are fans of wuxia (a genre of Chinese fiction concerning the adventures of gongfu masters in ancient China) movies would know that the so-called qinggong moves such as those in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon are performed by actors and stuntmen suspending themselves from wires.
In real life, the closest I have come to performing qinggong was balancing with one leg on three or more claypots stacked one on top of another as part of my training in martial arts. The move was hardly qinggong, of course, but more of a balancing act.
The art of balancing is an essential life (survival!) skill. Regrettably, there are no 101 manuals that can advise the Club Management on how to please every one of our 8,000 account holders (or nearly 17,000 members) and still leave room for us to consider the greater good of the Club. Still, we strive hard to balance the needs of the individuals against those of the organisation.
We recently purchased a new spinner bike for the Gym. It comes with the latest features, including a technique-measuring system with live visual feedback on how the rider is applying force throughout the pedal stroke so that he or she can make immediate improvements to the exercise. The spinner bike is a boon to the many members who appreciate it. On the other hand, there was one member who was very vociferous in pronouncing it a white elephant simply because he did not see many members using it. This is contrary to our observations. We just have to bear in mind that one man’s dislike can be other members’ delight.
Members had repeatedly suggested at past AGMs to capitalise on our under-utilised facilities and spaces to bring in additional income for the Club. And so we recently worked with a company that was interested in booking
G E N E R A L M A N A G E R ’ S M E S S A G E
Alfred Poon, General [email protected]
Jennifer Wee, Financial [email protected]
Lily Tan, Director, Swim & [email protected]
Johnny Wong, Director, F&[email protected]
Rajesh Kumar, Director,IT & Innovation
Mylene Soh, Director,Human Resource
Stanley Wong, Director,Communications
& Member [email protected]
Patsy Seet, Senior Manager,Secretariat, MC
Ken Lim, Senior Manager,Membership/Jackpot Operations
Willie Sia, Senior Manager,Integrated Estate [email protected]
Yuan ZaoYu, Head Coach, Swimming
Edwin Chow, Manager, [email protected]
Faizal Rizal Bin Jamil, Assistant Security [email protected]
C L U B M A N A G E M E N T
during off-peak hours all four of our Squash Courts for a short season. The original deal would have brought the Club a cool five-figure revenue but we were not able to close it because we wanted to give consideration for the occasional use of one of the courts by one member. Determining the right balance—in this case, to pit monetary gains for the Club against a single member’s use of the facility—may appear easy but it never is and never will be.
At the coming AGM on 26 May at Grand Ballroom, members will have the opportunity to assess a proposal to lease available spaces to a well-known children’s learning centre for the operation of a preschool cum childcare centre, and balance their individual needs against the Club’s. If the proposal is approved by members at AGM, members’ children will enjoy a discounted rate for the lessons. To accommodate this new potential tenant, though, we must re-site some of the facilities within the Sports Centre to a higher floor and install a lift. The school is looking at leasing the spaces long-term, giving the Club a revenue of nearly $3 million. We will be organising a town hall meeting before AGM to provide members with more information.
Making decisions collectively as a Club body is not going to be breezy like a qinggong master flitting about on bamboo groves. It will be more like a balancing act, taking into account hard facts, little inconveniences, investments and long-term gains. A paradigm shift may be needed.
Alfred PoonGeneral Manager
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General Manager striking a Choy Li Fut gongfu pose atop two claypots.
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SPLASH is published bimonthly and distributed free to members of Singapore Swimming Club.All details of events and promotions are accurate at the time of printing. SPLASH is pleased to receive any contribution but is under no obligation to review or return unsolicited articles or materials. The opinions and views expressed in this magazine do not necessarily reflect those of the Club. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form by electronic or mechanical means without prior written permission.
MARKETINGCOMMUNICATIONS
SUB-COMMITTEE
David Chung, Chairman
Renel Moey
Poh Chen Wei
Ling B.P.Senior Manager, Design
Sky SngSenior Graphic Designer
Emily PhuaSenior Graphic Designer
Kiew YuanExecutive, Communications
& Member Experience
ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES
Please contact:Stanley Wong 6342 3722
EDITORIAL TEAM
Stanley WongDirector, Communications
& Member Experience
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12 Lion & Dragon Dance Performance
16 Sparring Session with Xu Yan
11 Chateau Corbin Michotte Wine & Mod-European Cuisine Pairing Dinner
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F&B
Social & Lifestyle
Sports
Swim
E D I T O R I A L
Spotlight
F & B P R O M O T I O N S
Jade Phoenix
The Palms
Jackson Miller
3Ds & SOM
Cabana
P L A N & P L A Y
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Please contact:Stanley Wong 6342 3722
Notice on Judgement
We are pleased to inform that on 19 February 2019, the State Court
has dismissed in entirety with costs, a non-member, Ms Shirleen Toh’s
claim against the Club for defamation and breach of the Personal Data
Protection Act 2012 (“PDPA”).
Ms Shirleen Toh was not signed in as guest. In accordance with Club’s
directive on a zero tolerance policy for trespassing, any non-members,
including terminated and suspended members and family of members,
that are not signed in as guests and unaccompanied by members at the
Club, are considered trespassers. All trespassers will be declared persona
non grata.
Accordingly, Ms Shirleen Toh was declared persona non grata.
Dissatisfied with the Club’s declaration, she instituted legal proceedings
against the Club.
The Court held that the Club succeeded in the defences of Justification
and Qualified Privilege. The Court further held that the Club did not
breach the PDPA.
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BULLETIN
20 February 2019
BULLETIN
The Club is under 24-hour video surveillance for safety and security purposes.
If you would like more information, please [email protected].
Suggestions to Improve Financial Performance
Members are encouraged to write in to [email protected] with suggestions that can improve the Club’s financial performance. Please indicate “Improve Financial Performance” as the subject of the email.
REGISTER YOUR MARRIAGEPursuant to Club Rule 5(f )(i)(ii)(iii), members are required to register their marriage with the Club. Members must register their spouses within six months from the date of marriage (i.e., the ROM date). For more information, please go to sswimclub.org.sg/club-rulesor email [email protected].
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N E W M E M B E R SWe welcome the following
new Ordinary Family members ...
Mr & Mrs Pok Cheng SimMr Wong Wan SangMr & Mrs Tandip Singh WasanMr & Mrs Lim Kak WanMr & Mrs Zhang Jin BingMr Lee Poo PyngMr & Mrs Charles Abdi LimMr & Mrs Luthra ShashankMr & Mrs Chua Boon PingMr & Mrs Yang Chia YinMr & Mrs Yang Wen WeiMr & Mrs Kevin Lai Jia VenMr Darren ChengMr & Mrs Priyaranjan KumarMr & Mrs Kim Bum JunMr & Mrs Kok Kek HuiMr Choo Tian Aun Christopher
... and Individual Term members
Mr & Mrs Nimit GulatiMr & Mrs Wu Guang Yao @ Jackie Wu
Business Reply Envelope Now Available OnlineThe Club’s Business Reply Envelope for cheque paymentis now available on Club website at http://bit.ly/BrE18for download-and-print.
From October 2018, the Club has discontinued the practice of enclosing the Business Reply Envelope with the monthly Statements of Account. This reduces paper use and cuts operational cost.
Members may also drop their cheques directly in the cheque deposit boxes located at Main Lobby and Multi-storey Car Park Lobby.
100% Membership Checks
1. To preserve the exclusivity of our membership and upkeep security to safeguard members’ interests, our security staff will be conducting 100% membership checks twice every month. We would like to remind members of Bye-Law 20 (a)–(d):
(a) Membership cards shall be issued for the identification of members and should be carried whilst on the Club premises and produced when requested by an authorised employee or official of the Club.
(b) Periodic gate checks shall be carried out when determined by the General Manager and any member not in possession of his membership card shall notify the checking officials or employee of his name, his account number and the reason for not being able to produce it.
(c) Any member who, on three occasions fail to produce his membership card shall be required to submit within 7 days, a written explanation satisfactory to the General Manager.
(d) Membership cards are not transferable.
2. We practice a zero-tolerance policy for trespassing:
(a) Any non-members, including terminated and suspended members who are not signed in as guests and unaccompanied by Club members, shall be considered trespassers.
(b) All trespassers will be declared persona non grata and repeat offenders will be handed over to the police.
3. We seek your understanding and full cooperation.
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BULLETIN
Update on Solar Panel Installation The Club has leased solar panels for electricity generation and the contractor has finished installing them on most rooftops. The project, including laying of cables, is on schedule to be completed by May.
The solar panels will save about 12% on electricity costs or an estimated $84,000 per year. At the end of the 25-year lease, the Club will have full ownership of the panels.
Members and guests are advised to keep clear of the work sites for their safety.
Front Desk to Operate from 8am With effect from 1 May 2019 (Wed), Front Desk’s operating hours will be from 8am to 10pm, instead of from 7am.
Footfall is typically little before 8am and the shift in the operating hours helps in manpower deployment.
Members who require assistance before 8am may approach staff at the Security Counter.
Change in Hairven’s Operating Hours The Hairven Salon will be closed at 6.30pm on Tuesdaysand Wednesdays.
AGM 2018 Minutes Members who would like to read the minutes of Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2018 may sign for a copy at the Main Reception.
Late Delivery of SPLASH June/July 2019 IssueThe June/July edition of SPLASH will be delivered to members later than usual due to the coverage of the upcoming AGM on 26 May.
No charging of Power-assisted Bicyclesand PMDsIn accordance to Club Bye-law 54(b), charging of power-assisted bicycles, Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs) or their batteries is not permitted anywhere on the Club’s premises, for safety reasons.
The Club Management reserves the right to unplug the bicycles, PMDs or the batteries from the charging points.
50th Singapore National Age Group Swimming Championship (Juniors)Our Club’s junior competitive swimming squad racked up a medal tally of eight gold, 21 silver and 17 bronze at 50th Singapore National Age Group Championships from 15 to 17 March. The Club achieved a respectable third position out of 38 participating clubs with 2,075 points.
It was a season of rewriting records for our young swim stars:
- Nine-year-old Russel Pang clocked 36.28s in the boys’ 50m backstroke, breaking the record set by Zachery Tan in 2012.
- Our female relay team, consisting of Joo Cai Ni, Jeriel Lee, Victoria Lim and Julia Taguchi, also did us proud, settinga record of 2:27.16 for the girls 8-10 years old 200mmedley relay.
Full coverage will be in the next issue of SPLASH.
L-R: Victoria Lim, Jeriel Lee, Joo Cai Ni & Julia Taguchi
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T
Chee Hao from The Palms is an amazing and proacti ve server who learns and meets each and every aspect of our needs. He makes us feel right at home with his warm personality and award-winning smile. It is always a pleasure dining at The Palms when we are served by him.
Virma from the Front Desk Recepti on is never seen without her trademark smile from ear to ear. She brought us around the Club and showered us with such hospitable service that we eventually decided to sign up as members! In my opinion, good service is a significant factor in att racti ng new members and we have Virma to thank for that.
The spinner bike gives me a bett er workout. Please keep it and maintain it well.
The spinner bike is fantasti c.Bring in more!
I perspire more riding on the spinner bike for just five minutes! I’m sure other members love it too.
Elaine from the Delicatessen is consistent in her service to members, and always att enti ve and friendly towards diners.
Hitesh Amritlal
Goh Chengying
Nikhil Balchandani
- Clara Wong
- Joshua Tan
- Gerald Heng
We are simply delighted to receive such wonderful compliments on our staff and faciliti es.Positi ve and constructi ve feedback validate our staff ’s eff orts and moti vate us to serve you even bett er.
We'd love to hear from you!
If you would also like to share your praises, email us at [email protected].
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Chee Hao from The Palms is an amazing and proacti ve server who learns and meets each and every aspect of our needs. He makes us feel right at home with his warm personality and award-winning smile. It is always a pleasure dining at The Palms when we are served by him.
Virma from the Front Desk Recepti on is never seen without her trademark smile from ear to ear. She brought us around the Club and showered us with such hospitable service that we eventually decided to sign up as members! In my opinion, good service is a significant factor in att racti ng new members and we have Virma to thank for that.
The spinner bike gives me a bett er workout. Please keep it and maintain it well.
The spinner bike is fantasti c.Bring in more!
I perspire more riding on the spinner bike for just five minutes! I’m sure other members love it too.
Elaine from the Delicatessen is consistent in her service to members, and always att enti ve and friendly towards diners.
Hitesh Amritlal
Goh Chengying
Nikhil Balchandani
- Clara Wong
- Joshua Tan
- Gerald Heng
We are simply delighted to receive such wonderful compliments on our staff and faciliti es.Positi ve and constructi ve feedback validate our staff ’s eff orts and moti vate us to serve you even bett er.
We'd love to hear from you!
If you would also like to share your praises, email us at [email protected].
10 Upon arrival at your desti nati on club, present the lett er or card of introducti on along with your Membership Cardfor identi fi cati on. Payments can be made using either credit card or cash.
Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club was founded in 1927. Its royal status was conferred by the state ruler on 2 March 1991. Apart from sporti ng and watersports faciliti es, the club also off ers comfortable accommodati on opti onson-site for families looking for an aff ordable locati on to enjoy Port Dickson’s scenic views.
The Kowloon Cricket Club has developed into one of Hong Kong’s finest sporti ng clubs competi ng in a number of sports like cricket, lawn bowls, hockey, squash, tennis and soccer. The club also has its very own wine society and even a box at the local horse-racing courses. With an acti ve social calendar, visitors to the club will be spoilt of choice with the range of sporti ng and social events on off er.
Visit rpdyc.com.my for more informati on.
Visit kcc.org.hk for more informati on.
Royal Port Dickson Yacht Club
Kowloon Cricket Club
Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
Kowloon, Hong Kong
Singapore Swimming Club has reciprocal arrangements with clubs all over the world. To visit any of these clubs, simply obtain a lett er or card of recommendati on from Front Desk or email [email protected].
CHÂTEAU CORBIN MICHOTTE WINE& MOD-EUROPEAN CUISINE PAIRING DINNER11 January
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F&B
CHÂTEAU CORBIN MICHOTTE WINE& MOD-EUROPEAN CUISINE PAIRING DINNER11 January
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SOCIAL & LIFESTYLE
LION & DRAGON DANCE PERFORMANCE16 February
As is Club's Lunar New Year traditi on, members were treated to aspectacular lion dance performance at the Main Lobby that includedstunts and dramati c moves. Besides the lions dance, this year’s event featured a dragon dance item, performed by a troupe of marti al arts exponents from Hong Sheng Koon Chinese Koontow & Lion DanceSociety who pranced and twirled to the beat of the drums.
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SOCIAL & LIFESTYLE
LION & DRAGON DANCE PERFORMANCE16 February
As is Club's Lunar New Year traditi on, members were treated to aspectacular lion dance performance at the Main Lobby that includedstunts and dramati c moves. Besides the lions dance, this year’s event featured a dragon dance item, performed by a troupe of marti al arts exponents from Hong Sheng Koon Chinese Koontow & Lion DanceSociety who pranced and twirled to the beat of the drums.
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LUNAR NEW YEARDINNER & DANCE9 February
Members and guests danced the night away to music by live band 3EO Plus and DJ Dennis Goh at our first-ever Lunar New Year Dinner & Dance.
ANG POW SPECIAL BOWL 201917 February
No. of Parti cipants: 31R E S U L T S
Most PointsChampion2ⁿd Positi on3rd Positi on4th Positi on5th Positi on
: Christopher Low: Ryan Tan : Ryan Loo: Sebasti an Goh: Nikhil Gangaram
SPORTS
SOCIAL & LIFESTYLE
SQUASH HANDICAP LADDER—3RD QUARTER 20181 August–31 December 2018
LUNAR NEW YEARDINNER & DANCE9 February
No. of Parti cipants: 19R E S U L T S
Most PointsChampion1st Runner-up2ⁿd Runner-up3rd Runner-up4th Runner-up
: James Ang: Jeremy Ching: Anant Singh: Lim Khoon Huat: John Chang
SPORTS
(L-R) Michael Wong, John Chang, James Ang, Jeremy Ching, Jason Goh, Chia Loy Hong, Gillian Chew, Yee Chen Fah, Adrian Lee, Albert Chua, Gan Yu Unn, Peter Koh, Anant Singh, Safa Zahedi, Moses Lee & Cyril Teo
SQUASH HANDICAP LADDER 2018—CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS19–26 January
No. of Parti cipants: 9R E S U L T S
Most PointsChampion1st Runner-up2ⁿd Runner-up3rd Runner-up
: Jeremy Ching: Albert Chua: John Chang: Gillian Chew
Most GamesChampion1st Runner-up2ⁿd Runner-up
: Albert Chua: Gillian Chew: Michael Wong
Anant Singh—Squash Convenor (L) with James Ang (R)
Jeremy Ching Albert Chua John Chang
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LUNAR NEW YEARDINNER & DANCE9 February
Members and guests danced the night away to music by live band 3EO Plus and DJ Dennis Goh at our first-ever Lunar New Year Dinner & Dance.
ANG POW SPECIAL BOWL 201917 February
No. of Parti cipants: 31R E S U L T S
Most PointsChampion2ⁿd Positi on3rd Positi on4th Positi on5th Positi on
: Christopher Low: Ryan Tan : Ryan Loo: Sebasti an Goh: Nikhil Gangaram
SPORTS
SOCIAL & LIFESTYLE
SQUASH HANDICAP LADDER—3RD QUARTER 20181 August–31 December 2018
LUNAR NEW YEARDINNER & DANCE9 February
No. of Parti cipants: 19R E S U L T S
Most PointsChampion1st Runner-up2ⁿd Runner-up3rd Runner-up4th Runner-up
: James Ang: Jeremy Ching: Anant Singh: Lim Khoon Huat: John Chang
SPORTS
(L-R) Michael Wong, John Chang, James Ang, Jeremy Ching, Jason Goh, Chia Loy Hong, Gillian Chew, Yee Chen Fah, Adrian Lee, Albert Chua, Gan Yu Unn, Peter Koh, Anant Singh, Safa Zahedi, Moses Lee & Cyril Teo
SQUASH HANDICAP LADDER 2018—CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS19–26 January
No. of Parti cipants: 9R E S U L T S
Most PointsChampion1st Runner-up2ⁿd Runner-up3rd Runner-up
: Jeremy Ching: Albert Chua: John Chang: Gillian Chew
Most GamesChampion1st Runner-up2ⁿd Runner-up
: Albert Chua: Gillian Chew: Michael Wong
Anant Singh—Squash Convenor (L) with James Ang (R)
Jeremy Ching Albert Chua John Chang
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SPORTS
17TH ANNUAL GOLF BILATERAL CHALLENGE WITH CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB15 February
R E S U L T S
Game Format: Top 20 Course Handicap StablefordSingapore Swimming Club 652ptsChinese Swimming Club 621pts
Nearest-to-pinAndrew Tan Hole #6Kenett Koh Hole #16
SPARRING SESSION WITH XU YAN 5 January
Our Table Tennis fraternity was excited for thechance to play with 2006 Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Xu Yan.
Born in China but now a Singaporean, Xu Yan is currently based in Shanghai as a professional table tennis coach. While she was back home for the Christmas holidays, the Club took the opportunityto invite her to spar with our players.
Our Table Tennis Ad-Hoc Committ ee hopes to provide our players with more friendly matchesand opportuniti es to meet accomplishedprofessional paddlers and improve their skills.
Twenty-six of our Club’s golfers parti cipated in this bilateral 18-hole golf challenge held at Keppel Club and hosted by Chinese Swimming Club.
L-R Kim Gim Sim, Harumi Nohara, Leon Teo, Ho Ee Shann, Xu Yan, Jan Tan, Chew Hai Chwee—Table Tennis Convenor & Chin Heng
L-R Front Row: Francis Chia, Chong Siew Fong, Chong Jiun Ching, Sim Huat Hoe, Andrew Low, Max Lum, Nancy Hoon, Wilson Chong, Kenett Koh, Michelle Ng & Albert KohL-R Back Row: Henry Tan, David Liew, Andrew Tan, David Consigliere, Lau Kwong Chung, Ee Chye Hock, Ko Eng Teik, Sandy Lek,Larree Chong—Golf Convenor, Ou Siang Chin, Maurice Low, Peggy Wong & Clive Tan
FRIENDSHIP CUP 2019 WITH CHANGI BEACH CLUB18 January
SPORTS
R E S U L T S
Game Format: Top 20 Course Handicap StablefordSingapore Swimming Club 652ptsChinese Swimming Club 621pts
Nearest-to-pinAndrew Tan Hole #6Kenett Koh Hole #16
R E S U L T S
Game Format: Top 12 System 36 StablefordOverall Champion
Singapore Swimming Club Top 3 Best Nett Score
Singapore Swimming Club 404ptsChangi Beach Club 292pts
Ko Eng Teik 37ptsAnthony Ng 36ptsMaurice Low 36pts
Twenty of our golfers turned up for this inaugural bilateral friendly golf competi ti on hosted by Changi Beach Club, held at Changi Golf Club.
L-R Matt hew Tan, Ee Chye Hock, Chong Jiun Ching, Andrew Loh, Lee Hong Thiam, Nancy Hoon, Ou Siang Chin, Tony Sum, Maurice Low, Peggy Wong, Michael Chia, Siva Rajendram, David Liew, Larree Chong—Golf Convenor, Ko Eng Teik, Tony Lee & Johnny Lee
Changi Beach Club once again hosted Singapore Swimming Club at their premises for a tennis friendly.
TENNIS FRIENDLYWITH CHANGI BEACH CLUB 15 December 2018
R E S U L T S
Changi Beach Club 2 matchesSingapore Swimming Club 8 matches
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SPORTS
17TH ANNUAL GOLF BILATERAL CHALLENGE WITH CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB15 February
R E S U L T S
Game Format: Top 20 Course Handicap StablefordSingapore Swimming Club 652ptsChinese Swimming Club 621pts
Nearest-to-pinAndrew Tan Hole #6Kenett Koh Hole #16
SPARRING SESSION WITH XU YAN 5 January
Our Table Tennis fraternity was excited for thechance to play with 2006 Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Xu Yan.
Born in China but now a Singaporean, Xu Yan is currently based in Shanghai as a professional table tennis coach. While she was back home for the Christmas holidays, the Club took the opportunityto invite her to spar with our players.
Our Table Tennis Ad-Hoc Committ ee hopes to provide our players with more friendly matchesand opportuniti es to meet accomplishedprofessional paddlers and improve their skills.
Twenty-six of our Club’s golfers parti cipated in this bilateral 18-hole golf challenge held at Keppel Club and hosted by Chinese Swimming Club.
L-R Kim Gim Sim, Harumi Nohara, Leon Teo, Ho Ee Shann, Xu Yan, Jan Tan, Chew Hai Chwee—Table Tennis Convenor & Chin Heng
L-R Front Row: Francis Chia, Chong Siew Fong, Chong Jiun Ching, Sim Huat Hoe, Andrew Low, Max Lum, Nancy Hoon, Wilson Chong, Kenett Koh, Michelle Ng & Albert KohL-R Back Row: Henry Tan, David Liew, Andrew Tan, David Consigliere, Lau Kwong Chung, Ee Chye Hock, Ko Eng Teik, Sandy Lek,Larree Chong—Golf Convenor, Ou Siang Chin, Maurice Low, Peggy Wong & Clive Tan
FRIENDSHIP CUP 2019 WITH CHANGI BEACH CLUB18 January
SPORTS
R E S U L T S
Game Format: Top 20 Course Handicap StablefordSingapore Swimming Club 652ptsChinese Swimming Club 621pts
Nearest-to-pinAndrew Tan Hole #6Kenett Koh Hole #16
R E S U L T S
Game Format: Top 12 System 36 StablefordOverall Champion
Singapore Swimming Club Top 3 Best Nett Score
Singapore Swimming Club 404ptsChangi Beach Club 292pts
Ko Eng Teik 37ptsAnthony Ng 36ptsMaurice Low 36pts
Twenty of our golfers turned up for this inaugural bilateral friendly golf competi ti on hosted by Changi Beach Club, held at Changi Golf Club.
L-R Matt hew Tan, Ee Chye Hock, Chong Jiun Ching, Andrew Loh, Lee Hong Thiam, Nancy Hoon, Ou Siang Chin, Tony Sum, Maurice Low, Peggy Wong, Michael Chia, Siva Rajendram, David Liew, Larree Chong—Golf Convenor, Ko Eng Teik, Tony Lee & Johnny Lee
Changi Beach Club once again hosted Singapore Swimming Club at their premises for a tennis friendly.
TENNIS FRIENDLYWITH CHANGI BEACH CLUB 15 December 2018
R E S U L T S
Changi Beach Club 2 matchesSingapore Swimming Club 8 matches
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HONG KONG MASTERSSHORT COURSE CHAMPIONSHIPS 201927 January
A total of 21 swimmers from the Club’s masters swimming team took part in the competi ti on.
RelaysBronze in Men’s Medley (Combined Age–160 Years Old)Bronze in Men’s Freestyle (Combined Age–200 Years Old)
IndividualsLim Chee Kiong Gold in 25m Backstroke (50-54 Years Old) Gold in 100m Medley (50-54 Years Old)Mark Tan Silver in 25m Freestyle (40-44 Years Old) Silver 100m Breaststroke (40-44 Years Old) Silver in 200m Freestyle (40-44 Years Old) Bronze in 100m Medley (40-44 Years Old)
R E S U L T S
SWIMMING GRAND PRIX 122 February
One hundred and twenty of the our plucky swimmers from the Learn-to-Swim and Development & Competi ti ve programmes took part in the first Grand Prix of 2019.
IndividualsSharmin Foo Silver in 200m Freestyle (40-44 Years Old) Freda Yeo Gold in 50m Butt erfl y (45-49 Years Old) Silver in 50m Freestyle (45-49 Years Old) Silver in 100m Medley (45-49 Years Old) Bronze in 25m Freestyle (45-49 Years Old)
RelaysBronze in Men’s Medley (Combined Age–160 Years Old)Bronze in Men’s Freestyle (Combined Age–200 Years Old)
IndividualsLim Chee Kiong Gold in 25m Backstroke (50-54 Years Old) Gold in 100m Medley (50-54 Years Old)Mark Tan Silver in 25m Freestyle (40-44 Years Old) Silver 100m Breaststroke (40-44 Years Old) Silver in 200m Freestyle (40-44 Years Old) Bronze in 100m Medley (40-44 Years Old)
SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB–JK TECHNOLOGY13TH INTER-CLUB MASTERS BADMINTON LEAGUE 30 August 2018–25 January 2019
R E S U L T S
Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up3rd Runner-up4th Runner-up
: Harper Valley Badminton Party: Rainbow Badminton Club: Premier Badminton Party: Boon Lay Community Service Club: Nati onal University of Singapore Society
We would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous sponsorship.
Accrelist Ltd JK Technology Pte Ltd Pacifi c Sports Pte Ltd
5th Runner-up6th Runner-up7th Runner-up8th Runner-up
: Singapore Swimming Club : Chinese Swimming Club : Changi Beach Club : Police Sports Associati on
L-R Back Row: Julian Yip, Paramjit Singh, Mosses Chua, Favian Tan, Victor Sim, David Yang—Badminton Convenor, Lim Boon Leng, Maurice Low, Arun Cavale, Ng Kok Seong & Kevin YeowL-R Front Row: Teo Kok Leong, Tan Chee Khiam, Lim Yew Hong, Vinita Mahesh, Belinda Tang & Lee Hua Hoon
Sole Distr ibutor
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HONG KONG MASTERSSHORT COURSE CHAMPIONSHIPS 201927 January
A total of 21 swimmers from the Club’s masters swimming team took part in the competi ti on.
RelaysBronze in Men’s Medley (Combined Age–160 Years Old)Bronze in Men’s Freestyle (Combined Age–200 Years Old)
IndividualsLim Chee Kiong Gold in 25m Backstroke (50-54 Years Old) Gold in 100m Medley (50-54 Years Old)Mark Tan Silver in 25m Freestyle (40-44 Years Old) Silver 100m Breaststroke (40-44 Years Old) Silver in 200m Freestyle (40-44 Years Old) Bronze in 100m Medley (40-44 Years Old)
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SWIMMING GRAND PRIX 122 February
One hundred and twenty of the our plucky swimmers from the Learn-to-Swim and Development & Competi ti ve programmes took part in the first Grand Prix of 2019.
IndividualsSharmin Foo Silver in 200m Freestyle (40-44 Years Old) Freda Yeo Gold in 50m Butt erfl y (45-49 Years Old) Silver in 50m Freestyle (45-49 Years Old) Silver in 100m Medley (45-49 Years Old) Bronze in 25m Freestyle (45-49 Years Old)
RelaysBronze in Men’s Medley (Combined Age–160 Years Old)Bronze in Men’s Freestyle (Combined Age–200 Years Old)
IndividualsLim Chee Kiong Gold in 25m Backstroke (50-54 Years Old) Gold in 100m Medley (50-54 Years Old)Mark Tan Silver in 25m Freestyle (40-44 Years Old) Silver 100m Breaststroke (40-44 Years Old) Silver in 200m Freestyle (40-44 Years Old) Bronze in 100m Medley (40-44 Years Old)
SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB–JK TECHNOLOGY13TH INTER-CLUB MASTERS BADMINTON LEAGUE 30 August 2018–25 January 2019
R E S U L T S
Champion1st Runner-up2nd Runner-up3rd Runner-up4th Runner-up
: Harper Valley Badminton Party: Rainbow Badminton Club: Premier Badminton Party: Boon Lay Community Service Club: Nati onal University of Singapore Society
We would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous sponsorship.
Accrelist Ltd JK Technology Pte Ltd Pacifi c Sports Pte Ltd
5th Runner-up6th Runner-up7th Runner-up8th Runner-up
: Singapore Swimming Club : Chinese Swimming Club : Changi Beach Club : Police Sports Associati on
L-R Back Row: Julian Yip, Paramjit Singh, Mosses Chua, Favian Tan, Victor Sim, David Yang—Badminton Convenor, Lim Boon Leng, Maurice Low, Arun Cavale, Ng Kok Seong & Kevin YeowL-R Front Row: Teo Kok Leong, Tan Chee Khiam, Lim Yew Hong, Vinita Mahesh, Belinda Tang & Lee Hua Hoon
Sole Distr ibutor
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Carer, disciplinarian, educator, nurturer, confidant, etc—the mother plays multi ple roles in the household and her work is never quite done. But however back-breaking it is, you will almost never hear her complain or cry out in frustrati on. She just wipes the perspirati on off her brows and forges on with a steely resolve.
For this coming Mother’s Day—the special day to honour all mothers and motherhood, take your mom (or your children’s mom) to the Club and show your appreciati on for all she hassacrifi ced for her family and her unconditi onal love.Here are a few suggesti ons that won’t break the bank.
SPOTLIGHT
Want to spoil your mother with delectable nosh but can’t cook to save your life? Don’t bother learning quick 10-minute recipes. Instead, take her to the Club to savour the culinary delights our chefs have whipped up for Mother’s Day. Turn to pages 23-24 to take your pick now.
1 Treat her to a meal
An Ode to Mothers
If gorging on delicious morsels of food isn’t really your thing (or feeling guilty from the calories), how about joining a fitness class with mummy? And there are many types of exercises to choose from. From Salsati on®,
a vigourous aerobics workout that helps improve cardio-vascular health, to yoga,
which is lower in impact, there is sure to be one that matches your fitness level.
Refer to page 22 for more informati on.
An Ode to Mothers
2 Go on a fitness datewith her
A D V E R T I S E M E N T
Someti mes, what Mother Dearest needs the most is some
alone-ti me for self-care, away from the stress of work
and home life. You can indulge her in a well-deserved
spa treatment—at the Club!
Swiss beauty and wellness specialist Edes Spa is
dedicated to enhance physical and emoti onal well-
being with facials and massages in an environment of
tranquility. From now unti l 31 May, Edes Spa is giving you
a free facial treatment when you accompany your mom
(or your child’s mom, your godma or even your granny!)*
to the spa for the same treatment!
To add the final touch to mom’s special day, take her to
LacBar for a mani-pedi, complete with quality nail polish
that’s guaranteed to make her feel like a queen.
*Proof of relati onship not required.
4 Pamper her senses
SPOTLIGHT
Nothing says ‘I love you’ more than quality ti me. That’s why we recommend you to take the
whole family to the Club this Mother’s Day for some inti mate bonding sessions.
From 11am to 2pm on Sunday, 12 May, various handicraft booths will be set up outside
Jade Phoenix for families to create their very own Mother’s Day gift s! Mothers each
receives a carnati on!
3 Bond over a family acti vity
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Carer, disciplinarian, educator, nurturer, confidant, etc—the mother plays multi ple roles in the household and her work is never quite done. But however back-breaking it is, you will almost never hear her complain or cry out in frustrati on. She just wipes the perspirati on off her brows and forges on with a steely resolve.
For this coming Mother’s Day—the special day to honour all mothers and motherhood, take your mom (or your children’s mom) to the Club and show your appreciati on for all she hassacrifi ced for her family and her unconditi onal love.Here are a few suggesti ons that won’t break the bank.
SPOTLIGHT
Want to spoil your mother with delectable nosh but can’t cook to save your life? Don’t bother learning quick 10-minute recipes. Instead, take her to the Club to savour the culinary delights our chefs have whipped up for Mother’s Day. Turn to pages 23-24 to take your pick now.
1 Treat her to a meal
An Ode to Mothers
If gorging on delicious morsels of food isn’t really your thing (or feeling guilty from the calories), how about joining a fitness class with mummy? And there are many types of exercises to choose from. From Salsati on®,
a vigourous aerobics workout that helps improve cardio-vascular health, to yoga,
which is lower in impact, there is sure to be one that matches your fitness level.
Refer to page 22 for more informati on.
An Ode to Mothers
2 Go on a fitness datewith her
A D V E R T I S E M E N T
Someti mes, what Mother Dearest needs the most is some
alone-ti me for self-care, away from the stress of work
and home life. You can indulge her in a well-deserved
spa treatment—at the Club!
Swiss beauty and wellness specialist Edes Spa is
dedicated to enhance physical and emoti onal well-
being with facials and massages in an environment of
tranquility. From now unti l 31 May, Edes Spa is giving you
a free facial treatment when you accompany your mom
(or your child’s mom, your godma or even your granny!)*
to the spa for the same treatment!
To add the final touch to mom’s special day, take her to
LacBar for a mani-pedi, complete with quality nail polish
that’s guaranteed to make her feel like a queen.
*Proof of relati onship not required.
4 Pamper her senses
SPOTLIGHT
Nothing says ‘I love you’ more than quality ti me. That’s why we recommend you to take the
whole family to the Club this Mother’s Day for some inti mate bonding sessions.
From 11am to 2pm on Sunday, 12 May, various handicraft booths will be set up outside
Jade Phoenix for families to create their very own Mother’s Day gift s! Mothers each
receives a carnati on!
3 Bond over a family acti vity
Performance by Happy Fei Fei
SALSATION® by Nor LoiFirst four Wednesdays or Thursdays of the monthTIME: 5pm-6pm (Wed) or 6pm-7pm (Thu) FEE: $53.50 per month
SALSATION® is a fun fitness programme with a focus on building functi onal fitness via converti ng functi onal training protocols into innovati ve dance moves. It is a fun, simple and eff ecti ve workout that helps burn those calories at the same ti me!
PILATES PROPS by Ann HoFirst four Fridays of the monthTIME: 9.30am-10.30am FEE: $69.55 per month
PILATES MATS by Serene TanFirst four Mondays of the monthTIME: 8pm-9pm FEE: $74.90 per month
Pilates involves the use of simple myofascial release techniques such as applying gentle sustained pressure to stretch sti ff muscles, thereby increasing fl exibility, restoring mobility and improving blood circulati on.
YOGABy SakinaEvery MondayTIME: 10am-11.30am or 6.30pm-8pm FEE: $58.85 per month
By WilliamFirst four Saturdays of the monthTIME: 11am-Noon FEE: $58.85 per month
Yoga is known to calm both the body and mind with breathing exercises, meditati on and poses designed to promote relaxati on and reduce stress. Yoga also aids in improving digesti on and general well-being. Join the ever-growing popular movement and improve your quality of life today!
Call Ivy Quah at 6342 3613 or email [email protected] for a free trial lesson!
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Wines of the Month
Penfolds Koonunga HillAutumn Riesling South AustraliaVarietal: Riesling
An expressive, highly aromatic Riesling. Floral and citrus notes are combined with crisp acidity to make this a versatile wine suitable both as an aperitif and for pairing with richer seafood dishes.
$45 per bottle | $10 per glass
Penfolds Koonunga HillSeventy Six Shiraz Cabernet
South AustraliaVarietal: Shiraz Cabernet
Deep red in colour with vibrant purple hues, this wine has a complex nose of red cherry, blackberry and cocoa aromas.
The palate is rich and generous with velvet-like tannins that offers wonderful length to the fi nish.
$45 per bottle | $10 per glass
Wine of the Month
F&B
Cocktail of the Month
White Sangria Spritzer Crisp white wine, Cointreau, plenty of citrus juice and sparkling water collide to make a refreshing drink for sipping all evening long.
$11 per glass
F&B
The Dalmore 15$178 (U.P. $248)
The Dalmore 12$128 (U.P. $158)
The Dalmore 18$288 (U.P. $368)
The DalmoreKing Alexander lll
$308 (U.P. $468)
The DalmoreCigar Malt Reserve
$248 (U.P. $328)
Asahi Super DryAsahi Super Dry Black
Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc
1 JUG @ $19 (U.P. $28)1 PINT @ $8 (U.P. $12)
½ PINT @ $4.80 (U.P. $7)
Available at D’Tanjong & Straits of Malacca
the dalmore specials
White Sangria Spritzer
Mix and match any two bottles to enjoy the special rates!
Carlsberg Draught Beer
1 JUG @ $14 (U.P. $22)
1 PINT @ $7 (U.P. $10)
1 MUG @ $3.80 (U.P. $6)
Available at all F&B outlets
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Wines of the Month
Penfolds Koonunga HillAutumn Riesling South AustraliaVarietal: Riesling
An expressive, highly aromatic Riesling. Floral and citrus notes are combined with crisp acidity to make this a versatile wine suitable both as an aperitif and for pairing with richer seafood dishes.
$45 per bottle | $10 per glass
Penfolds Koonunga HillSeventy Six Shiraz Cabernet
South AustraliaVarietal: Shiraz Cabernet
Deep red in colour with vibrant purple hues, this wine has a complex nose of red cherry, blackberry and cocoa aromas.
The palate is rich and generous with velvet-like tannins that offers wonderful length to the fi nish.
$45 per bottle | $10 per glass
Wine of the Month
F&B
Cocktail of the Month
White Sangria Spritzer Crisp white wine, Cointreau, plenty of citrus juice and sparkling water collide to make a refreshing drink for sipping all evening long.
$11 per glass
F&B
The Dalmore 15$178 (U.P. $248)
The Dalmore 12$128 (U.P. $158)
The Dalmore 18$288 (U.P. $368)
The DalmoreKing Alexander lll
$308 (U.P. $468)
The DalmoreCigar Malt Reserve
$248 (U.P. $328)
Asahi Super DryAsahi Super Dry Black
Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc
1 JUG @ $19 (U.P. $28)1 PINT @ $8 (U.P. $12)
½ PINT @ $4.80 (U.P. $7)
Available at D’Tanjong & Straits of Malacca
the dalmore specials
White Sangria Spritzer
Mix and match any two bottles to enjoy the special rates!
Carlsberg Draught Beer
1 JUG @ $14 (U.P. $22)
1 PINT @ $7 (U.P. $10)
1 MUG @ $3.80 (U.P. $6)
Available at all F&B outlets
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Kids’ Easter Party—An Egg-cellent EasterSaturday, 20 April
Celebrate Easter diff erently this year! With a treasure trove of acti viti es and games to play, your children will be in for an eggs-tremely fun ti me!
Come dressed together as a family and stand a chance to win a prize as our Egg-cellently Dressed Family!
Time: 2pm–6pmVenue: Cabana Acti viti es*: Balloonist Show, Easter Comedy Show, Easter Egg Word Search Hunt, Easter Egg Painti ng, Fun Twisti ng, Paper Craft , Wordy Easter Games
*Door gift s for the f irst 100 parti cipants.
Social Dance Night—A Touch of ClassSaturday, 13 April
Deck out in your brightest dancing garb and inject life and colourinto this special editi on of Social Dance Night—complete witha delish buff et dinner and live music by 3EO Plus and DJ Kason!
Time: 7.30pm–12.30amVenue: Grand Ballroom Fees: $38 (Member) | $46 (Guest) | $50 (Guest with Car Park Coupon)
Minimum of 150 parti cipants for event to commence.
Nutriti on for Longevity Saturday, 11 May
Learn ti ps on tweaking your nutriti onal intake via changing dietto promote and prolong a healthy and wholesome lifestyle.
Time: 2.30pm–4pmSpeaker: Freda Giam (Allium Healthcare)Fees: $5 (Member) | $8 (Guest)Closing Date: 27 April
Light refreshments will be provided.Minimum of 25 parti cipants for talk to commence.
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Kids’ Easter Party—An Egg-cellent EasterSaturday, 20 April
Celebrate Easter diff erently this year! With a treasure trove of acti viti es and games to play, your children will be in for an eggs-tremely fun ti me!
Come dressed together as a family and stand a chance to win a prize as our Egg-cellently Dressed Family!
Time: 2pm–6pmVenue: Cabana Acti viti es*: Balloonist Show, Easter Comedy Show, Easter Egg Word Search Hunt, Easter Egg Painti ng, Fun Twisti ng, Paper Craft , Wordy Easter Games
*Door gift s for the f irst 100 parti cipants.
Social Dance Night—A Touch of ClassSaturday, 13 April
Deck out in your brightest dancing garb and inject life and colourinto this special editi on of Social Dance Night—complete witha delish buff et dinner and live music by 3EO Plus and DJ Kason!
Time: 7.30pm–12.30amVenue: Grand Ballroom Fees: $38 (Member) | $46 (Guest) | $50 (Guest with Car Park Coupon)
Minimum of 150 parti cipants for event to commence.
Nutriti on for Longevity Saturday, 11 May
Learn ti ps on tweaking your nutriti onal intake via changing dietto promote and prolong a healthy and wholesome lifestyle.
Time: 2.30pm–4pmSpeaker: Freda Giam (Allium Healthcare)Fees: $5 (Member) | $8 (Guest)Closing Date: 27 April
Light refreshments will be provided.Minimum of 25 parti cipants for talk to commence.
SOCIAL & LIFESTYLE
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TennisMonday–Thursday, 10-13 June
Time: 8am–10amVenue: Tennis Court Fee: $160.50 per parti cipant
BadmintonMonday–Wednesday, 10-12 June
Time: 9.30am–11.30am Venue: Badminton HallFee: $85.60 (bring own racket) $128.40 (includes a new racket)
Table TennisMonday–Wednesday, 24-26 June
Time: 3pm–5pm Venue: Table Tennis HallFee: $85.60
June School Holidays Sports Clinics
Yeo Ah SengEx-internati onal and former Thomas Cup Player with 40 years of coaching experience.
Private Fee: $69.55 per hour per student
Group CoachingTime: Every Friday, 7.30pm – 9.30pm Every Sunday, 2pm – 4pmFee: $64.20 per month
Time: Every Wednesday, 5pm – 7pmFee: $107 per month
Kenny WongKenny has been coaching in schools, including junior colleges and Singapore Sports School. He also represented Singapore at the 1988 Thomas Cup.
Private Fee: $64.20 per hour per student
Group Coaching (Intermediate & Advance Levels)Every Saturday, 7pm – 9pmFee: $107 per month
Robert HanRobert has represented Singapore in internati onal tournaments such as the Thomas Cup in 1981 and 1986.
Private Fee: $64.20 per hour per student
SPORTS
Learn-to-Swim Kickand Swim MeetSaturday, 20 April
Venue: Competi ti on PoolFee: $16.05For LTS swimmers Level 1 – 4
Singapore SwimmingProfi ciency AwardsSaturday, 27 April
Venue: Jurong West Swimming Complex (TBC)
Grand Prix #2Friday, 24 May
Venue: Competi ti on PoolFee: $16.05For LTS swimmers Level 2 & above
Learn To Swim Upgrading Test10-12 May
Venue: Learn-to-swim Pool
42ⁿd Annual Swimming Gala NightFriday, 3 May
Venue: Grand Ballroom
F I T N E S S C L A S S
Badminton Group & Private Coaching
ContactsBowling / Squash / Cue SportsDaniel Ng 6342 3617, [email protected]
Table Tennis / TennisTabby Sim 6342 3616, [email protected]
Badminton / Sports Faciliti es BookingRahmat Sukiman 6342 3603, [email protected]
GolfMustajab Kassim 6342 3614, [email protected]
GymRajinder Singh 6342 3610, [email protected]
Fitness, Marti al Arts & Sports ClassesIvy Quah 6342 3613, [email protected]
SwimmingJoey Tan 6342 3713, [email protected] Guo 6342 3727, [email protected] Soejerto 6342 3652, [email protected]
34th Tennis Junior Championship15 & 16 June
Time: 9am–3pmVenue: Tennis CourtsEvents: - 10-under Boys' & Girls' Singles/Doubles (Born in 2009 or later) - 12-under Boys' & Girls' Singles/Doubles (Born in 2007 or later) - 14-under Boys' & Girls' Singles/Doubles (Born in 2005 or later) - 16-under Boys' & Girls' Singles/Doubles (Born in 2003 or later)
Fees: $16.05 per parti cipant (first event) $10.70 per parti cipant (per additi onal event)Closing Date: 1 June
Annual Team TennisSunday, 4 May
Time: 2pm–7pmVenue: Tennis CourtsFees: $16.05 per parti cipantClosing Date: 20 AprilAge Group: All age groupsLevel of Play: Competi ti ve & Recreati onal
Minimum of 20 parti cipants for event to commenceand maximum of 40 parti cipants.The Tennis Ad-Hoc Committ ee will make the final decision on team compositi ons.
SPORTS
Cosmic BowlingSaturdays, 27 April & 25 May
Come and have a ball of a ti me at the Bowling Centre!
Time: 7pm–11pmVenue: Bowling CentreFee: $21.40 per lane per hourMaximum of 8 bowlers per lane
1st Mixed Trio Bowling LeagueEvery Wednesday
Come join our Bowling Interest Group! Form a team or join us as an individual bowler.
Time: 8pm roll-offVenue: Bowling Centre
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TennisMonday–Thursday, 10-13 June
Time: 8am–10amVenue: Tennis Court Fee: $160.50 per parti cipant
BadmintonMonday–Wednesday, 10-12 June
Time: 9.30am–11.30am Venue: Badminton HallFee: $85.60 (bring own racket) $128.40 (includes a new racket)
Table TennisMonday–Wednesday, 24-26 June
Time: 3pm–5pm Venue: Table Tennis HallFee: $85.60
June School Holidays Sports Clinics
Yeo Ah SengEx-internati onal and former Thomas Cup Player with 40 years of coaching experience.
Private Fee: $69.55 per hour per student
Group CoachingTime: Every Friday, 7.30pm – 9.30pm Every Sunday, 2pm – 4pmFee: $64.20 per month
Time: Every Wednesday, 5pm – 7pmFee: $107 per month
Kenny WongKenny has been coaching in schools, including junior colleges and Singapore Sports School. He also represented Singapore at the 1988 Thomas Cup.
Private Fee: $64.20 per hour per student
Group Coaching (Intermediate & Advance Levels)Every Saturday, 7pm – 9pmFee: $107 per month
Robert HanRobert has represented Singapore in internati onal tournaments such as the Thomas Cup in 1981 and 1986.
Private Fee: $64.20 per hour per student
SPORTS
Learn-to-Swim Kickand Swim MeetSaturday, 20 April
Venue: Competi ti on PoolFee: $16.05For LTS swimmers Level 1 – 4
Singapore SwimmingProfi ciency AwardsSaturday, 27 April
Venue: Jurong West Swimming Complex (TBC)
Grand Prix #2Friday, 24 May
Venue: Competi ti on PoolFee: $16.05For LTS swimmers Level 2 & above
Learn To Swim Upgrading Test10-12 May
Venue: Learn-to-swim Pool
42ⁿd Annual Swimming Gala NightFriday, 3 May
Venue: Grand Ballroom
F I T N E S S C L A S S
Badminton Group & Private Coaching
ContactsBowling / Squash / Cue SportsDaniel Ng 6342 3617, [email protected]
Table Tennis / TennisTabby Sim 6342 3616, [email protected]
Badminton / Sports Faciliti es BookingRahmat Sukiman 6342 3603, [email protected]
GolfMustajab Kassim 6342 3614, [email protected]
GymRajinder Singh 6342 3610, [email protected]
Fitness, Marti al Arts & Sports ClassesIvy Quah 6342 3613, [email protected]
SwimmingJoey Tan 6342 3713, [email protected] Guo 6342 3727, [email protected] Soejerto 6342 3652, [email protected]
34th Tennis Junior Championship15 & 16 June
Time: 9am–3pmVenue: Tennis CourtsEvents: - 10-under Boys' & Girls' Singles/Doubles (Born in 2009 or later) - 12-under Boys' & Girls' Singles/Doubles (Born in 2007 or later) - 14-under Boys' & Girls' Singles/Doubles (Born in 2005 or later) - 16-under Boys' & Girls' Singles/Doubles (Born in 2003 or later)
Fees: $16.05 per parti cipant (first event) $10.70 per parti cipant (per additi onal event)Closing Date: 1 June
Annual Team TennisSunday, 4 May
Time: 2pm–7pmVenue: Tennis CourtsFees: $16.05 per parti cipantClosing Date: 20 AprilAge Group: All age groupsLevel of Play: Competi ti ve & Recreati onal
Minimum of 20 parti cipants for event to commenceand maximum of 40 parti cipants.The Tennis Ad-Hoc Committ ee will make the final decision on team compositi ons.
SPORTS
Cosmic BowlingSaturdays, 27 April & 25 May
Come and have a ball of a ti me at the Bowling Centre!
Time: 7pm–11pmVenue: Bowling CentreFee: $21.40 per lane per hourMaximum of 8 bowlers per lane
1st Mixed Trio Bowling LeagueEvery Wednesday
Come join our Bowling Interest Group! Form a team or join us as an individual bowler.
Time: 8pm roll-offVenue: Bowling Centre
M A I N H O T L I N E S
MAIN LINE: 6342 3600
MEMBERSHIP [email protected]
Replacement Cards/Child Admission Cards/ Change of Address/Child Registration/Proxy/Junior Conversion: 6342 3682
Life Membership/New Application/Transfer of Membership: 6342 3625
Absent Membership/Re-activation/Temporary Visit/Divorce/Deceased/Bankruptcy/Sales of Term Membership/Renewal Term/Visiting Membership/Spouse Application/Ordinary Conversion: 6342 3648
FINANCE [email protected] Statements : 6342 3647GIRO Payments : 6342 3636/37
SOCIAL & LIFESTYLE [email protected] : 6342 3650/70
SPORTS [email protected] : 6342 3613/14/15 /16/17SWIMMING [email protected] & Competitive : 6342 3727Learn-to-Swim : 6342 3652
[email protected] : 6342 3655
[email protected] & Found : 6342 3660
ADVERTISING [email protected] : 6342 3722
INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY [email protected] : 6342 3629
FEEDBACK/[email protected]
A M E N I T I E S
JACUZZI*/SAUNA*/ 6342 3604STEAM ROOM*Daily 7am - 10pmMon & Thu Closed for cleaning (Ladies) 8.30am - 9.30am (Gents) 9.30am - 10.30am
PLAYROOM Mon - Thu 9am - 9pmFri - Sun, 9am - 10pmEve of PH & PH
LIBRARYDaily 8.30am - 11.30pm
MAHJONG ROOM 6342 3698Sun - Thu 7am - MidnightFri - Sat 7am - 1am Room rates apply
VIDEO GAMES ROOMDaily 10am - 11pm
ADAM’S RETREAT & EVE’S CORNERDaily 8.30am till Club closes
SPORTS FACILITIES BADMINTON* 6342 3603Daily 7am - 11pm
CUE SPORTS* 6342 3602Mon - Fri 2pm - 10pmSat & Eve of PH 2pm - 11pm Sun & PH 10am - 10pm
FITNESS STUDIO* 6342 3603Daily 7am - 11pm
SQUASH* 6342 3603Daily 7am - 11pm
TABLE TENNIS* 6342 3603Daily 7am - 11pm
TENNIS* 6342 3603Daily 7am - 11pm
SWIMMING* 6342 3713Daily 5.30am - 10pm
BOWLING 6342 3602Mon - Fri 2pm - 10pmSat & Eve of PH 2pm - 11pmSun & PH 10am - 10pm GYM (Members Only) 6342 3610Mon - Fri & Eve of PH 5.45am - 10.30pmSat, Sun & PH 5.45am - 10pm
*Guest fee of $5 applicable.
S H O P S
GOLDEN SCISSORS 6342 3605Daily 10am - 8pmLunch 1pm-1.30pm
THE HAIRVEN 6342 3608/86Tue & Wed 10.30am - 6.30pmThu & Fri 10.30am - 7.30pmSat & Sun 10am - 7pmMon & PH Closed
EDES SPA 6440 3110Daily 10am - 9pm
LACBAR 6736 1735Mon - Fri 11am - 8pmSat & Sun 10am - 7pm
R E S T A U R A N T S & E A T E R I E SRESTAURANTS & EATERIES
Enquiry 6342 3674 (Office hours) [email protected] 6342 3675/27 [email protected]
No food from outside the Club is allowed.
THE PALMS 6342 3685Daily 11am - 10pm Last order 9.30pm
JACKSON MILLER 6342 3679Lunch Noon - 3pm Dinner 6.30pm - 11pmLast order @2.15pm & 9.30pmTue* Closed*Eve of PH & PH open as usual
DELICATESSEN 6342 3681 Daily 8am - 10pmLast order 9.45pm
JADE PHOENIX 6342 3659Weekday Lunch 11.30am - 3pm Weekend Lunch 11am - 3pm Dinner 6pm - 10.30pmLast order @2.30pm & 9.45pmMon* Closed*Eve of PH & PH open as usual
FOUNTAIN BAR 6342 3624Mon - Thu & Sun & PH 3pm - 10pmLast order 9.30pmFri, Sat & Eve of PH 3pm - 11pmLast order 10.30pm
CABANA 6342 3683Tue - Thu & Sun & PH 4pm - 10pmLast order @ 9.30pmFri - Sat & Eve of PH 4pm - 11pmLast order @ 10.15pmMon Closed
L O U N G E S & B A R S
Happy Hour (Daily) 5pm - 8pm
D’TANJONG 6342 3684Mon - Thu 2pm - Midnight Fri - Sat & Eve of PH 2pm - 1amSun & PH Noon - Midnight
D’GALAXY 6342 3635 Mon - Thu 5pm - Midnight Fri, Sat & Eve of PH 3pm - 1am Sun & PH 3pm - Midnight
STRAITS OF MALACCA 6342 3683 Mon - Thu Noon - 11pmFri & Eve of PH Noon - Midnight Sat 10am - Midnight Sun & PH 10am - 11pm
D’SPORTS 6342 3684 Fri, Sat & Sun 6pm - Midnight
C L U B D I R E C T O R Y
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