Sep/Oct 2016

www.warren.org.sg

What’s Inside:· Extension of

Weekday Golf Promotion

· Whisky Night· New Gym

EquipmentMCI (P) 035/02/2016 • A publication of Warren Golf & Country Club

Profile Feature: Jeryl Tan

TGIFs at T BarWe give you another reason why Friday is

everybody’s favourite day of the week! Check us out!

“It’s aWhole DifferentBall Game”

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Warren Tidings is a bi-monthly Club newsletter designed & published by Warren Golf & Country Club, 81 Choa Chu Kang Way, SIngapore 688263.

General ManagerJinder Aujlagmo@warren.org.sgFinancial ControllerPeter Kwokpeter_kwok@warren.org.sgSenior Manager, Operations & F&BDesmond Chengdesmond_cheng@warren.org.sgSenior Manager, HR & AdminJeslyn Chuajeslyn_chua@warren.org.sgFacilities ManagerGan Soo Chuansoochuan_gan@warren.org.sgMarcom & Membership ManagerElgin Ongelgin_ong@warren.org.sgAssistant Golf ManagerJack Wongjack_wong@warren.org.sgGolf Course SuperintendentRaja Patchamuthoraja_patchamutho@warren.org.sg

Management Committee PresidentPatrick KwekVice-PresidentChristina KhooCaptainOh Kian BengVice-CaptainNg Kwang IakHonorary SecretaryKevin LyeHonorary TreasurerJimmy ChanHouse ConvenorYong Shao ChongGreen ConvenorBryan OngSocial ConvenorRhena TanSports ConvenorTan Kee LongMarcom ConvenorEileen LuiCommittee MemberYee Woon Yim

Membership & ConstitutionChairman:Christina KhooMembers:Patrick KwekOh Kian BengKevin LyeEx-Officio:Jimmy Chan

GolfChairman:Oh Kian BengMembers:Ng Kwang IakBryan OngMarvane EEx-Officio:Patrick Kwek

Driving Range & HandicappingChairman:Ng Kwang IakMembers:Catherine KwekAlvin LeeDanny OngAirin YacupEx-Officio:Oh Kian Beng GreenChairman:Bryan OngMembers:Bruce DannYong Shao ChongEx-Officio:Oh Kian Beng EstablishmentChairman:Kevin LyeMembers:Oh Kian BengYong Shao ChongRhena TanEx-Officios:Patrick KwekChristina KhooJimmy Chan

FinanceChairman:Jimmy ChanMembers:Emily YeoMichael ChyeToh Ai LingEx-Officio:Christina Khoo HouseChairman:Yong Shao ChongMember:Lawrence LeongEx-Officio:Jimmy Chan SocialChairman:Rhena TanMembers:Amy TeoWelch KohChong Chwen JiunCatherine KwekEx-Officio:Patrick Kwek SportsChairman:Tan Kee LongMembers:Ang Chee PengLinda TanNancy YangKoh Kim TianHowie SohMoses YeoJames LohEx-Officio:Christina Khoo

Marketing CommunicationsChairman:Eileen LuiMembers:Daphne ChungAnnie YeoAlan TeoEx-Officios:Patrick KwekKevin Lye

DisciplinaryChairman:Christina KhooMembers:Kevin LyeEileen LuiYee Woon YimBruce DannTimothy NgLawrence Kwok

LadiesLady CaptainCatherine KwekLady Vice-CaptainKatie TanHonorary SecretaryShirlene OhHonorary TreasurerKina HuangHandicap SecretaryAirin YacupCommittee MemberNina UmCommittee MemberKathy Tan

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Profile Feature:Jeryl Tan“It’s a Whole Different Ball Game”

New Gym Equipment

Whisky Night

Extension of WeekdayGolf Promotion

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Vice-President’s Message

Exciting times ahead for members of Warren! With the renovation of the golf course coming along nicely and on schedule, the Management Committee and the Club Management have been busy looking at even more ways to refresh our facilities and offerings to our members.

Some of you may have already noticed that the Water Hazard is being renovated with a projected completion around the middle of September, to make it an even better place in the Club to unwind and enjoy a drink or two with friends. With a larger main hall, it will be a nice alternative venue for Club events and dinner parties. There will now be 1 private room adequately-sized for your little karaoke parties with family and friends.

In June this year, we also took over the running of the T Bar which now offers great food and drinks promotions on Fridays, a change that has been very well-received by members, and has definitely increased vibrancy in the Club during weekend nights. From our BBQ set promotion in July, to the Lok Lok promotion in August and our Satay promotion in September, members can look forward to even more value and fun at this outlet. If you haven’t yet brought your family and friends down, there’s always a weekend around the corner!

In addition to good facilities, service standards is also an important focus for us. In 2014, we embarked on a service excellence programme that we called “Heart-of-Service” within the Club. It started off with a club-wide service skills training for every single one of our staff at every level. I’m happy to announce that after 2 years and several distinct phases of the programme, which included a members online survey and “mystery shopper” exercises, we are now at the stage of evaluating the results which will determine the future staff and service development programmes. A big “thank you” to all members who participated in the survey, and do look out for the feature article on the programme and our journey ahead, coming up in our next issue of Warren Tidings.

Another exciting piece of news - we had just launched a Kids’ Club and within just 2 months, we now have close to 90 kids on board. This is the brainchild of the Social Sub-Committee with the objectives of creating an exciting and exclusive environment for the Warren Kids’ Club members to instill in them a sense of importance and belonging, future their young minds and even foster better parent-child relationships. Members of this club will get to learn new things, participate in kids’ events at discounted rates and attend Kids’ Club parties. This is just the beginning and the committee will continue to work at adding more perks and benefits to the club members.

On a slightly more sombre note, the Club has had to bid farewell to more and more Social members. We’ve noted that the top reason for resignation is that their children have grown up and are no longer using our facilities. Notwithstanding the more challenging economic times, the Membership & Constitution Sub-Committee (MCSC) continues to tirelessly promote our Social memberships through marketing and other recruitment efforts, because we believe that there is so much more that Warren can offer to families looking for a vibrant and exciting home-away-from-home experience.

Finally, I thought I would shed some light on one of the recent changes we had made in our Club Rules Article 24.11 with regard to the Ladies Sub-Committee. As part of my MCSC’s ongoing effort to refresh and streamline the Constitution and our Club Rules, it was decided to align the Lady Captain’s term with the Management Committee (MC)’s term. So with effect from 2017, the Lady Captain will be elected by the lady members once every 2 years instead of annually which is the current practice. And similar to all MC members, the Lady Captain will not serve more than 2 consecutive terms. Once elected, the Lady Captain will then, as Chairperson of the Ladies Sub-Committee, nominate her committee members with endorsement by the Club Captain and the MC, a practice that is consistent with all other Sub-Committees in the Club.

So there’s lots to enjoy in our Club. Come on down and be a part of it all. My parting words to all… in today’s world when you can be anything you want to be, let’s be kind!

Captain’sMessage

By the time you are reading this message, a group of about 20 of our golfers have just gone on a trip to Batam, Indonesia. This 3D2N trip included a game each at Tering Bay Golf & Country Club, Southlinks Country Club and Palm Springs Golf & Country Club. We will be sure to cover more about this trip in the next issue.

The golfing trip to Chiangmai is fast approaching. This trip spans 5 days from 28 October to 1 November and we already have more than 30 signups! Slots are running out so register your interest with the Golf Department by 16 September and don’t let pass this trip which promises to bring you heaps of fun and laughter.

Members have been coming forth to us with feedback and suggestions on improving our booking system and processes. And for that, I would like to extend a note of appreciation to all of you for sharing your thoughts and views. While we are not able to adopt every suggestion, we always bear in mind the interest of the majority of our members when implementing new or reviewing existing policies.

With effect from 1 September 2016, there will be changes in the timing of our Thursday in-person booking for play on weekends/Public Holidays. Queue numbers will now be issued at 12.30pm and booking will commence at 1.30pm (previously, queue numbers were issued at 1.00pm and golfers could only make bookings at 4.30pm). Booking will still be conducted at the Events Room and all other rules & regulations will still continue to apply.

The main objective of bringing forward the booking time is to create an opportunity for our working members to make bookings by making use of their lunchtime to come to the Club. Additionally, with the much shortened time between the issuance of queue numbers and actual booking, this will no doubt benefit our members as they need not hang around for too long at the Club while waiting for booking to commence. Thus, we trust that adjusting the booking time will be a favourable move as it reduces the inconvenience brought to our members. We will continue to monitor the situation and see if there is any room for improvement. It will not be a drastic change though.

Though the weather has been erratic with a fickle combination of rain and sun, our golf course renovation works is keeping good pace. At this moment, we are pretty confident that completion of works on the first nine will be within schedule. We will continue to keep members updated on the renovation progress through this publication, the board outside the Golf Reception, website and all other available communications platforms.

On a final note, we still have some members who have not registered for the SGA Centralised Handicapping System (CHS). I would therefore, like to remind and urge all members who have not registered to do so quickly. Registration can be made online at www.chs.sga.org.sg. It is important to note that golfers who wish to maintain their handicap in Singapore must register for the CHS and if otherwise, they will not have a valid USGA handicap.

Christina Khoo

Oh Kian Beng

Before

Before

GREENS UPDATE

BUNKERS UPDATE

Updated as at 22 August 2016

NEWS BULLETIN

Towards A Better Golfing Experience

Golf Course Renovation Update

Greens Update

Hole 4

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 5

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 6

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 7

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 8

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 9

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 15

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 16

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 17

Planting of grass completed.

Bunkers Update

Mock up fairway bunker for inspection and approval.

Preparation works at Hole 8 fairway bunker for inspection and approval on 20 August.

Mock up bunker at Hole 8 fairway after topping up with bunker sand (as at 22 August).

Hollow Tining

Hollow tining fairways at Hole 15 and 5 to improve air circulation of

soil to promote better grass growth. Targeted to complete all fairways by end of August (Phase 1).

Updated as at 22 August 2016

NEWS BULLETIN

Towards A Better Golfing Experience

Golf Course Renovation Update

Greens Update

Hole 4

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 5

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 6

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 7

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 8

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 9

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 15

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 16

Planting of grass completed.

NEWS BULLETIN

Towards A Better Golfing Experience

Golf Course Renovation Update

Greens Update

Hole 4

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 5

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 6

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 7

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 8

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 9

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 15

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 16

Planting of grass completed.

NEWS BULLETIN

Towards A Better Golfing Experience

Golf Course Renovation Update

Greens Update

Hole 4

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 5

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 6

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 7

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 8

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 9

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 15

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 16

Planting of grass completed.

NEWS BULLETIN

Towards A Better Golfing Experience

Golf Course Renovation Update

Greens Update

Hole 4

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 5

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 6

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 7

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 8

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 9

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 15

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 16

Planting of grass completed.

NEWS BULLETIN

Towards A Better Golfing Experience

Golf Course Renovation Update

Greens Update

Hole 4

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 5

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 6

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 7

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 8

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 9

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 15

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 16

Planting of grass completed.

NEWS BULLETIN

Towards A Better Golfing Experience

Golf Course Renovation Update

Greens Update

Hole 4

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 5

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 6

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 7

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 8

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 9

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 15

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 16

Planting of grass completed.

NEWS BULLETIN

Towards A Better Golfing Experience

Golf Course Renovation Update

Greens Update

Hole 4

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 5

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 6

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 7

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Hole 8

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 9

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 15

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 16

Planting of grass completed.

Hole 17

Planting of grass completed.

Bunkers Update

Mock up fairway bunker for inspection and approval.

Preparation works at Hole 8 fairway bunker for inspection and approval on 20 August.

Mock up bunker at Hole 8 fairway after topping up with bunker sand (as at 22 August).

Hole 17

Planting of grass completed.

Bunkers Update

Mock up fairway bunker for inspection and approval.

Preparation works at Hole 8 fairway bunker for inspection and approval on 20 August.

Mock up bunker at Hole 8 fairway after topping up with bunker sand (as at 22 August).

Hole 17

Planting of grass completed.

Bunkers Update

Mock up fairway bunker for inspection and approval.

Preparation works at Hole 8 fairway bunker for inspection and approval on 20 August.

Mock up bunker at Hole 8 fairway after topping up with bunker sand (as at 22 August).

HOLLOW TINING

HOLE 4 HOLE 5

HOLE 6 HOLE 7

HOLE 8 HOLE 9

HOLE 15 HOLE 16

HOLE 17

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GOLF COURSE RENOVATION UPDATETowards A Better Golfing Experience

Hollow tining fairways at Hole 15 and 5 to improve air circulation of soil to promote better grass growth. Targeted to complete all fairways by end of August (Phase 1).

Mock up fairway bunker for inspection and approval.

Mock up bunker at Hole 8 fairway after topping up with bunker sand (as at 22 August).

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed. Planting of grass completed.

Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed. Planting of grass and greens surrounding completed.

Planting of grass completed. Planting of grass completed.

Planting of grass completed. Planting of grass completed.

Planting of grass completed.

Preparation works at Hole 8 fairway bunker for inspection and approval on 20 August.

The sizzling BBQ Night and fun Lok Lok Night on Fridays over the first two months have been a great success. Response was overwhelming with most of the Friday nights enjoying a good crowd.

Continue to look out for exciting food/beverage promotions and activities at the T Bar!

Nights of BBQ and Lok Lok in July and August!

Members having a great time at the T Bar.

From 1 July 2016, the Club Management has taken over the management of the T Bar and since then, lots of efforts have been put forth to inject this alfresco bar with promotions and activities.

A “showcase” of promotions leading up to the entrance of the T Bar.

Nothing beats an evening down at the T Bar as it is a perfect place to unwind and chill with your friends over food and drinks while basking in the beautiful view of the sun setting over the golf

course!

Live band serenading the diners with their lovely music. For the darts lovers.

Sit back at the T Bar and enjoy this breathtaking view.

T Bar Operating Hours: Fri, Sat & Sun (5.00pm - 11.00pm)For more information about the T Bar, please contact our F&B Dept at

Tel: 6586 1203 or Email: fnb@warren.org.sg.

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Chill Out AtThe T Bar

Chill Out AtThe T Bar

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For more information, kindly contact the Sports & Events Dept. @ 6586 1268/269 oremail asrul_nizam@warren.org.sg.

Paramount FS-22

Low Back/Abdominal Bench

Paramount FS-56

Biceps/Triceps 250lbs

Paramount FS-55

Pec Fly/Rear Delt

Lifespan Stretch Partner

TotalGym Core Trainer

2-20KG PURubberised Dumbbell Set

w/Rack

Paramount FS-51

Leg/Calf Press 250lbs

Helix HLT3500Commercial Lateral Trainer

NEW GYM EQUIPMENT

Arriving November 2016

Photo Source: Kelab Rahman Putra Malaysia website

Photo Source: Mission Hills China website

Mr Baey Hock Chye RichardMr Baey Yam Chye JohnMr Chan Kar YeeMr Christopher James CookMr Eirik Arbos Bakke

Ms Eng Soo Hwi CelinaMr Goh Eng HaoMr Goh Kah Oon PeterMr Hoh Wei JieMr Koh Chee Khoon

Mr Lee Yoong Chue IvanMr Low Kin KiongMr Pang Yoke ChyeMr Poh Teck ChuanMr Sri V Srinivasan

Mr Steven Terrance ArmstrongMr Tan Poh TianMr Thomas Maxwell BrowningMr Venkatachelam RamanMr Zeng Shao Rong Darren

A warm WELCOME to our new members...

Mr Choo Lam HongMr Akira SasakiMr Eng Tiu Song

Mr Ng Song Hye JamesMr Ngo Kun Sang

Mr Peter Campbell ChurchMr See Hung Hua

Mr Yeo Siok KhaiMr Yoshida Osamu

...and a fond FAREWELL to these members for their past support

Know Your Rules

Golfers, test your knowledge in

Golf Rules!Simply answer ‘True’ or ‘False’

to the following questions and send your answers to us at marcom@warren.org.sg

by 10 October 2016. 3 lucky winners will each receive$50 worth of Club F&B Vouchers!

1. In a 36-hole match, a player who started with 14 clubs changes putters after play of the first 18 holes and before the start of the second 18 holes. He is penalised for changing clubs.

2. During play of a hole, a player plays a stroke with a plastic ball before playing his ball in play. He is not penalised as it was not a proper golf ball.

3. A player’s ball comes to rest close to the putting green and he decides to use his putter. There is a divot hole just in front of his ball on his line of play. The player replaces the divot before playing his next stroke. He is penalised for replacing the divot.

4. A player knocks down the side of a bunker with his foot in an effort to get his feet on the same level. He is penalised for building a stance.

5. In stroke play, A’s ball and B’s ball are in the same area on the putting green. A marks the position of, and lifts both balls with B’s consent. When A replaces them, they are inadvertently exchanged and A putts out, from the right place, with B’s ball and vice versa. In this case, both are penalised for playing the wrong ball.

Golf Quiz

Congratulations to the following lucky members who each won $50 worth of F&B Vouchersin the July/August 2016 Warren Tidings’ Golf Quiz!

1. Kathy Ng 2. Tan Yen Yen 3. Mah Li LianAnswers to the July/August 2016 Golf Quiz: 1. F (D16/3) 2. T (D7-2/3) 3. F (D4-4a/7) 4. T (D23-1/4) 5. F ( D20-3a/1)

Changes in Reciprocal Arrangement withKelab Diraja Kampung Kuantan

Please note that with effect from 1 August 2016, Warren members who wish to golf at Kelab Diraja Kampung Kuantan (KDKK) or The Royal Kumpung Kuantan Club will have to pay a playing/administrative fee of RM20.00 per round of 18 holes.

KDKK now operates an 18-hole golf course.

All other conditions of the reciprocal arrangement remain unchanged.

Enjoy Special Golfing Rates atPalm Springs Golf & Country Club

Members, enjoy a round of golf at Palm Springs now without having to pay any green fees!

Only buggy & caddy fees are applicable.Buggy & Caddy Fee

(based on twin-sharing)Includes a bottle of mineral water.

Weekday (Mon - Fri) : S$30.00

Weekend (Sat PM) : S$40.00

Weekend (Sun) : S$40.00Terms & conditions apply.

Optional: Ferry Transport @ S$48.00/pax with immigration and porter servicesfrom TMFT to Nongsa or Harbourfront to Batam Centre Ferry Terminal. Min. one flight for free land transfer.Please contact the Golf Department at Tel: 6586 1240/277 or Email: golf@warren.org.sg for more information or to obtain a letter of introduction.

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Swimming Pool Closed for15th Inter-Club Swim Meet (AIMS)

Please note that the swimming pool will be closed for the 15th Annual Inter-Club Meeting Swimming (AIMS) 2016 on:

Day/Date: Sunday 4 September 2016 Time: 8.00am - 2.00pmWarren is hosting this event and the other three participating clubs are Keppel Club, Serangoon Gardens Country Cluband Jurong Country Club. Any inconvenience caused is much regretted.

Members are to note that amendments have been made to Club Rules Article 24.11 pertaining to the Ladies Sub-Committee on 1 August 2016. The amendments are indicated in red.

24.11 Ladies Sub-Committee (a) It shall be responsible for the detailed conduct and

administration of golfing activities for ladies in the Club, within the approved financing budget and in accordance with the Club Rules.

(b) It shall organise and run competitions periodically for lady golfers, and rule on golfing disputes in these competitions according to the USGA/SLGA golf rules.

(c) The Lady Committee shall be subordinate to the Golf Sub-Committee.

(d) The Lady Corporate Nominees, Lady Golfing Transferable, Lady, Lady Transferable Members and wives of Ordinary (Men), Golfing Transferable and Corporate Members duly enrolled as Family Members of the Club shall elect a Ladies Committee annually. the Lady Captain once every 2 years. The 2-year term of the Lady Captain shall follow the term of the Captain. The Lady Captain shall not serve more than 2 consecutive terms.

(e) It shall comprise the Lady Captain Lady Vice-Captain, Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer, Handicap Secretary and two co-opted members. as Chairman and up to four other members nominated by the Lady Captain and approved by the Captain. The Captain shall sit as ex-officio.

Amendments to Club RulesArticle 24.11 (Ladies Sub-Committee)

Article 12.1(h)To transact any business raised by any member who has given 10 clear days written notice to the Honorary Secretary of an intention to raise such business. In this Constitution, (“clear days” means full and complete days excluding the date of receipt by the Honorary Secretary and the date of the meeting.)

Article 12.3A notice stating the time and place of any General Meeting and the business to be transacted thereat shall be posted on the Club Notice Boards for at least 21 clear days before the meeting is to be held. In this Constitution, (“clear days” means full and complete days excluding the date of posting on the Club Notice Board and the date of the meeting.) In the case of any General Meeting at which the election of Club Officials is to be considered this notice should stipulate a date not more than seven days prior to the date of the meeting by which nominations must be given. A copy of such notice shall also be sent by post at the same time to each member, together with copies of the Annual Report and the audited accounts of the Club in the case of the AGM. Wherever possible, a full six weeks’ notice of the date of the AGM will be given.

Article 12.4The Management Committee may call a General Meeting of the Club when any question of urgent importance arises and shall be bound to do so on receiving an application for such a meeting signed by at least 50 or 3% of the total voting members whichever is more (of which 50% or more shall be Ordinary (Men), Golfing Transferable or Corporate Members), who shall state the purpose for their requiring such a meeting. At least 10 clear days notice of such a meeting will be given and particulars of its agenda will be posted on the Club Notice Board four clear days in advance of the meeting. In this Constitution, (“clear days” means full and complete days excluding the date of receipt of the application and the date of the meeting.) The rules for the quorum at such a meeting shall be the same as for other General Meetings except that Rule 12.2.5 shall not apply, and if within half an hour of the time appointed for the meeting a quorum of members is not present, the requisitioned meeting shall not be held and the subject matter shall be deemed abandoned by the requisitionists.

Three Slight Amendments to Club Constitution Made by Registry of Societies (ROS)

We would like to bring to members’ attention that the ROS has made 3 slight amendments to 3 out of the 5 Constitutional Amendments that have been passed in the AGM of 6 May 2016. The 3 articles are as follows, with amendments made by ROS indicated in red:

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Towards A Better Golfing ExperienceCHANGE IN THURSDAY

IN-PERSON BOOKING TIMINGPlease note that with effect from 1 September 2016, Thursday’s In-Person Booking for play on weekends and Public Holidays will be changed as follows:

Issuance of Queue Numbers Commencement of Booking

12.30pm 1.30pm

The venue for booking remains unchanged at the Events Room. All other current booking rules & regulations will also continue to apply.

Bringing the booking timing forward will facilitate booking by working members who may then come during lunchtime to make bookings.

Shortening the time between the issuance of queue numbers and commencement of booking will reduce members’ waiting time and the inconvenience brought about by the previous longer waiting time for booking.

This decision was made upon taking into account various suggestions from members and with the interest of the majority of our members in mind. We hope to have your continued support as we constantly review our processes and systems to improve our service to members.

Young Warren Golfer Donovan Lee Making The Cut to Compete in Scotland

One of Warren’s own rising talents, Donovan Lee (15 years old) was recently being invited to play in the Junior Open Championship 2016 in Scotland held from 11 - 13 July. Though the results did not turn out the way he had hoped for, the experience certainly tops everything.

“It was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience for me”, recalled Donovan with great enthusiasm. “I was being selected to play for Singapore by SGA based on the Order of Merit. I was lucky to get the spot as I felt I had been playing quite well prior to the call-up. The Junior Open Championship in Scotland is held once every 2 years and is open only to golfers below 16 years old. I am 15 now, and I would have certainly missed the boat if I didn’t make the cut this time round. I would like to thank SGA and all those involved for giving me the opportunity to play in this Junior Open.”

When asked about the challenges he faced playing his first tournament in Europe, Donovan replied: “Playing in link courses is a big challenge to me. In windy conditions and the cold Scottish weather, games can get a bit tough. I needed some real getting used to. Although I came a few days earlier to adapt to the weather and playing conditions, I still couldn’t adjust and play well due to inexperience to such environment.

As I have said, this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and I learnt a lot from my participation in this tournament. I have learnt to improve on the different aspects of my playing and prepare myself better to play in different playing conditions and environment.”

We are glad to know that Donovan came home with so much to gain from the experience. We wish him every success in his golfing endeavours and that he continues to go from strength to strength!

Donovan at the Kilmarnock (Barassie) golf course.

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“I would like to start by saying a very big “Thank You” to everyone who has helped me during my term as Vice Captain. The support has been amazing and I truly appreciate it.

I am very excited to assume the new role as Lady Captain and I look forward very much to working with my new Sub-Committee members.

My objective in the new term is to Rejuvenate & Refresh the Warren ladies’ section.

Together with my Committee, we want to engage as many ladies as possible and seek ways to create opportunities for us to get together through more fun events and activities.

In order to do this, we will continue to seek the ladies’ participation in all events that we roll out to make them successful.

For years, Warren has been known to have an active ladies golfing community, but I think there’s room to grow in creating a more vibrant ladies community in Warren.

Last but not least, we welcome feedback from the ladies. In fact, we will be actively going out to seek their feedback to help us achieve this objective.

I will put in my best in the role as Lady Captain, working together with my Committee for the next one year.”

Catherine KwekLady Captain

“I used to be very active in sports representing my school in hockey, volley ball and athletics. I started golf about 13 years ago and I have never regretted picking up this wonderful game. The scenic courses, the sunshine, the wind and the smell of the grass. The people I’ve met and the friends I’ve made are the most important to me in the game of golf.

I am honoured to be your Lady Vice-Captain. Moving forward, our main objective is to encourage and bring our ladies together to enjoy the golfing experience in Warren. We will be planning some fun games and activities specially for our Warren ladies. We look forward to your participation and continued support.

Last but not least, our team appreciates any feedback that will help us to serve you better.”

Katie TanLady Vice-Captain

“Thank you for your support! As a working lady golfer, I can appreciate the difficulty in allocating precious vacation leave for the weekday golf events. And, as a committee member, I will make every effort to participate in all major events (both weekday & weekend) to be able to enjoy the adrenaline spike of competing against you ladies as well as soaking in the companionship.

My sincere thanks to all and looking forward to play with you in one of the many golf events planned for the year ahead.”

Shirlene OhHonorary Secretary

“It’s been an honour to serve the lady golfers in Warren for the last 2 years and I am starting this new term as the Honorary Treasurer. Golf is one of my passions besides travelling and enjoying good food. With golf, I am able to do all these and more. I get to visit beautiful courses and experience the many cultures and cuisines. I try to make it a point to play overseas at least

twice a year. My wish is to be able to play The Old Course at St Andrews or Pebble Beach one day. The cool climate and relaxing atmosphere makes golfing overseas a lot more enjoyable too

I have enjoyed myself playing and socialising in Warren for the last 4 years and I look forward to another great year here at Warren.

Shoot low!”

Kina HuangHonorary Treasurer

“I have always loved sports, however I only started playing golf when I came to Singapore. Golf is, and has always been a challenge for me. But the more I play, I’ve found myself enjoying it further. What I’ve realised is, the reason I seem to fall in love with golf is because of the large amount of friendships that are created through the game itself. I have participated in almost all golf events and tournaments. Through participating, I ended up discovering the world of golf.

I am extremely grateful to be a part of the Ladies Sub-Committee as it has given me an opportunity to contribute new ideas and a positive energy to the Club. I am looking forward to working with my fellow members to create strong and healthy relationships amongst all of our lady golfers.

I am also looking forward to be playing with all of you in the future. So feel free to invite me for a round of 18 holes.

Thank you and hope to see you around!”

Nina UmCommittee Member

“Since I was young, I have really enjoyed playing sports and the great outdoors. I have played badminton, swimming, rugby, dragon boat, trekking, kayaking and countless other sports. Picking up golf was a really easy decision for me as my family and friends were really supportive. I am really thankful to all the people who have taken their time and effort to guide me.

Since joining the Club, I have really enjoyed learning the game and also getting to know some of the other members at the Club who have all been extremely friendly and welcoming. I look forward to getting to know more members as time goes by and to steadily improve my golf.

It is a privilege to be able to sit on the Ladies Sub-Committee. I am looking forward to be able to give back to the Club by working with the committee and management to help us overcome the various challenges we face and ensure the Club is well looked after for the enjoyment of all members now and in the future.”

Airin YacupHandicap Secretary

“Though I have been quite active in sports, I would never have thought that I would one day fall in love with the game of golf. I really have my husband to thank - he exposed me to this wonderful game and he has been my personal coach, encouraging and challenging me to improve with every game. He has been a tough and strict coach! Haha. I love the challenge and also the beautiful scenery that golf

offers. It is such a unique game that does not really pit you against others, but instead the “opponent” is yourself and also the nature around you. I have become more patient because of it. While I have not been playing golf for very long, I have had the privilege of playing in league games with some of Warren’s best members, and interactions with them have made me become more passionate about golf as well as the community of Warren members here. It’s been a wonderful place that has opened opportunities to make great friends and fellow lovers of the game.

And so with this, I would like to say I am honoured to be in the Committee to help the leaders of Warren to make golf more enjoyable and memorable for all the members here.”

Kathy TanCommittee Member

Ladies Sub-Committee 2016/2017

Let’s welcome our new members of theLadies Sub-Committee of the term 2016/2017!

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Zumba Fitness 4 LessonsGet your adrenaline pumping. Feel the rhythm running through your body and get down to the beat of Latin & international music. Discover a fun and effective workout system in this new dance & fitness programme!

Day : Every Sunday Time : 2.15pm - 3.15pmVenue : Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Fee : Member - $50.00+; Guest - $60.00+Remarks: Fees stated based on FOUR lessons per month; minimum 12 pax is required for class to commence

Lessons/Classes

BOXINGBOXINGNew Class

BOXING WORKOUT develops your strength, speed, agility, hand-eye coordination, endurance, nerve and power. It also intensifies the burning of calories, develops lean and clear muscles, improves body coordinations & mental sharpness, enhances cardiovascular health and effectively reduces stress. Get in great shape and improve your health through BOXING WORKOUT now!

Day : Every Monday OR WednesdayTime : 7.00pm - 9.00pmVenue : Events Room (Level 1, Main Clubhouse)Fee : Member - $60.00+ / Guest - $70.00+

WORKOUT

Please call the Sports Office @ 6586 1271/269 or email to asrul_nizam@warren.org.sg to register.

Swimming - Stroke CorrectionSwimmers who want to correct their strokes and do well in competitive swimming, this is the program to sign up for.In this swim stroke correction class, our experienced and qualified coaches will assist you in learning the right techniques for a better and efficient swim.

Day : Every Saturday or SundayTime : 3.00pm - 4.00pmFee : Member - $100.00 nett / Guest - $120.00 nett Fee is for 4 sessions per month. Minimum 4 students for class to proceed

Squash CoachingLearn squash the fun and effective way!

About Our Resident Squash Coach: Simon Yang is a former National Squash player who has won many local and international accolades. Simon has groomed young players to represent Singapore in major squash competitions. Currently a National Coach of the Singapore Team, he has also coached players from various countries like Japan, Indonesia and Macau to play for their national teams in international tournaments. Holder of Asian Squash Federation Level 1 & 2 coaching licences, he conducts squash lessons for beginners as well as private coaching for individual and has trained players who have moved on to achieve titles in major squash tournaments both locally and internationally.

Day : Every Saturday Time : 3.00pm - 5.00pmFee : Member - $70.00+ / Guest - $80.00+Remarks: Course fee stated above is based on 4 lessons per month; minimum 3 students for class to commence

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News Bulletin

To Its Rescue!A poor little white-bellied sea eagle was trapped high up in our Driving Range netting on 8 July 2016 and much as the Club staff tried to free it by shaking the netting, efforts were futile. Fortunately, our little Warren member, Charles Soh, who was at the Driving Range the next day, contacted the Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES) who successfully saved the eagle! Great job, ACRES!

The poor little eagle looking visibly shaken. Kudos to Charles Soh (R) for alerting ACRES to save the eagle!

Ensuring that all safety measures were in place, the volunteer from ACRES started the rescue work.

Warren Golf & Country Club’sFamily Day & Charity Carnival- Close to $13,000 Raised for

Lions Home for the Elders

Lion Shirley Lee (Director, Volunteer Outreach/Management), 2nd VDG Jeffrey Yang (2nd Vice-Chairman) and PDG Isabel Cheong (Chairman) from Lions Home for the Elders receiving the mock cheque from President Patrick Kwek, Social Convenor Rhena Tan and General Manager Jinder Aujla.

It was a day of family, friends and fun for all who were with us at our Family Day & Charity Carnival held on 5th June this year!

This year, the event was made exceptionally meaningful as a charity element was incorporated into the programme for the very first time. Fundraising efforts at the Club started a couple of weeks prior to the Family Day in which our Club members generously made cash donations in support of this meaningful cause. On Family Day itself, aside from bazaar stores, stage performances and games, a number of fundraising activities were held such as charity game and sales booths, charity bowl, dedication of karaoke songs with live band etc. All proceeds went towards the Lions Home for the Elderly.

At the end of the event, close to $13,000 was raised and for that, we thank all our members and their families & friends for their big hearts! The funds have been used to purchase two nursing beds, a food processor and special milk feed.

The Club is indeed very glad to be able to do our bit for charity and improve the lives of the elderly at Lions Home for the Elderly!

“I am very impressed by the standard of food (at the Golfers’ Terrace) that I have eaten today. The taste was very good and the portion, adequate. It is no wonder the place is very crowded.

The selection of food is also very wide and that provides your patrons with good choices to suit everybody’s palate.”

- Philip Tan (Non-member)11 Jun 2016

“I want to thank Linda (F&B Service Staff) for catering to my dietary needs. Thanks to the kitchen staff for replacing prawns with chicken in my Mee Rebus.”

- Harry Tan (Member)21 Jun 2016

“Tiffany Yit and Satia (F&B Service Staff) are courteous and always wear a big smile. They are helpful, remember names and greet promptly.”

- Desiree Ong (Member)1 Jul 2016

“I was dining at the Golfers’ Terrace. Absentmindedly, I left my membership card at the Sports Centre. Tirumal (F&B Service Staff) proactively volunteered to retrieve my card.

Thanks Tiru for going the extra mile.”

- Lim Chit Keong (Member)13 Jul 2016

“I’m writing to highly commend Elgin Ong (Marcom & Membership Manager), Cheryl Tan (Marcom & Membership Officer) and Md Suhail (Membership Executive).

I approached the team last week for help in selling a ladies membership belonging to my mum, who recently passed away. They were sensitive and patient in guiding me on the procedures, and proactively gave me advice on the membership sale.

As my family is in urgent financial need, the team had to address multiple calls from my mum’s friends asking about the case. But they were happy to help throughout, and they even assured me on related matters such as cessation of subscription fee.

I feel grateful for their professional support, without which this matter would be emotionally draining for me to handle. Seeing such competent yet compassionate service, I would have no hesitation in recommending Warren CC to interested parties in the future.”

- Annalyn Ng (Non-member)8 Jul 2016

“Compliments to Judy Lim (Sports Receptionist) for her politeness and professionalism. She is extremely helpful too. Keep up the good work!”

- Mrs Tan (Member)23 Jul 2016

SOCIALPlease contact the Sports & Events Department at 6586 1201/266 or email saranya@warren.org.sg for

more information or to register.

Facial ‘Guasha’ Massage Therapy

Days/Dates : Saturday, 10 September & 8 October 2016Time : 1.00pm - 5.00pm Closing Date : Thursday, 8 September & 6 October 2016Venue : Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Charges : Member - $18.00+ / Guest - $22.00+Remark: Each 25-minute session comes with a head & hand massage; prior registration is encouraged

Bo Jin Facial Therapy Experience with Eye, Scalp, Neck & Shoulder Massage

Day/Date : Saturday, 10 September & 8 October 2016Time : 1.00pm - 5.00pmClosing Date : Thursday, 8 September & 6 October 2016Venue: Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Charges : Member - $35.00+ / Guest - $40.00+ (40 mins per session)

10 Sep& 8 Oct

MONTH MEN (AM & PM) LADIES (AM ONLY)September Sat 17 Sep 2016 Sun 11 Sep 2016

October Sat 8 Oct 2016 Sun 16 Oct 2016

November Sat 12 Nov 2016 Sun 6 Nov 2016

December Sat 10 Dec 2016 Sun 4 Dec 2016

Warren Open Snooker Championship 2016

Dates : 10 - 16 October 2016Time : Weekday – 4.00pm to 10.00pm Weekend – 12.00pm to 7.00pmClosing Date : Thursday 6 October 2016 (5.00pm)Venue : Billiard RoomEntry Fee : $10.70 per participant per eventFormat : 1st Round – Round Robin; Q-Finals onwards – Knockout SystemRemarks: The draw will be conducted on Friday 7 October 2016; draw and schedule of play will be posted on the Billiard Room Notice Board; entry forms are available at the Sports Reception and may be submitted via the Sports Reception or faxed to 6586 1286; event may be cancelled if there are less than 8 entries received

GOLFPlease contact the Golf Department at

6586 1240/277 or email golf@warren.org.sgfor more information or to register.

Schedule of September to December 2016 Monthly Medals 10-16 Oct

SPORTSPlease contact the Sports & Events Department at 6586 1271/268/269 or email sports@warren.org.sg

for more information or to register.

K-Pop Cosmic Bowling 2016

Back by popular demand… K-Pop CosmicBowling is here again! Join us for anevening of cosmic bowling and beentertained by K-Pop classic favorites likethe Wonder Girls’ “Nobody” to theircurrent top chart hits “Why So Lonely”.Day/Date : Saturday 29 October 2016Time : 7.00pm onwardsVenue : Warren BowlEntry Fee : $180.00+ per lane (max. 6 players per lane) Additional bowler will be charged at $25.00+ per paxRemarks: Open to Warren members and their guests; registration is on a first-come-first-served basis; lucky draw coupons will be given to each participant; buffet dinner will be provided; for more information, kindly contact Azlina @ 6586 1268 or saranya@warren.org.sg.

29 OctSnap a picture at Warren or a selfie and post it with the hashtag

#timeatwarren Stand to win prizes for the most

impressive selfies. Your photo willalso be featured in the next issue

of Warren Tidings, on our website and facebook page!

Photo Competition

Warren Junior & Youth Badminton Championship 2016

Day/Date : 12, 13, 19 & 20 November 2016 Finals - Sunday 20 November 2016Closing Date : Sunday 28 October 2016Time : 9.30am onwardsVenue : Badminton HallEntry Fee : $10.70 per participant per event Format : Dependent on the number of entriesCategories : Girls’ U11 Singles; Girls’ U13 Singles; Girls’ U15 Singles; Girls’ U17 Singles; Boys’ U11 Singles; Boys’ U13 Singles; Boys’ U15 Singles, Boys’ U17 Singles; Mixed U9 Singles

12, 13, 19 & 20 Nov

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Your Kind Words...

Feedback is an important tool for improvement. On top of complaints,it is gratifying to also receive compliments about the Club’s staff, activities and facilities.

This section feature some compliments that we have received from members, guests and event/function organisers.

THANK YOU for the compliments, which will no doubt spur us on to further improve our services!

News Bulletin

UpcomingEvents

Terms & Conditions:All charges quoted under this section are inclusive of prevailing GST unless otherwise stated.

Note: • By signing up for any event(s), the participant consents to being photographed during the course of the event(s); the participant acknowledges

that such photographs and their rights belong to Warren Golf & Country Club and that the Club may use these photographs as we desire; the participant will not have any claim(s) on the photographs whatsoever

• Registration for all events will close one week before the event’s scheduled dates, unless otherwise stated

Date : Saturday 17 September 2016Venue : Children’s Indoor Playroom (Sports Building)Time : 6.30pm - 9.30pmCharges : WKC Member - $10.00+ Non-member of WKC - $20.00+ / Guest’s Child - $20.00+Highlights : Art & Craft Activities, Finger Food for Kids, Story Telling &

Lantern Walk and more!

Mid-Autumn festival celebrations

For more information and to register for the above events, kindly contact theSports & Events Dept. @ 6586 1201/266 or email saranya@warren.org.sg.

Launch PartySaturday 8 October 2016

Indoor Playroom (Sports Building)

Venue : Children’s Indoor Playroom (Sports Building)Time : 12.00pm - 4.00pmCharges : WKC Member - $5.00+ / Non-member of WKC - $10.00+ Guest’s Child - $15.00+

Lunch and refreshments will also be provided

Highlights:• Gifts for Birthday Boys & Girls • Fun & Games

• Best Dressed Superhero Contest• Entertaining Performances and more!

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Events

wapping soccer boots with putting irons has been a real game-changer for Warren junior golfer Jeryl Tan (16 years of age).

“It’s a good trade-off,” says Jeryl, “I think I chose what is right for me.”

He is now studying and plying his skills hitting the fairways in Australia to gain more experience and competition exposure. Setting his sight on bigger things, he hopes to play alongside the bests in the sport some time in the future.

Back home in Singapore for a term break from studies, we catch up with Jeryl as he shares his passion for the sport and his first major golf tournament far away from home - Perth.

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For many young boys, once they got into soccer, it would be hard to kick the passion. How did the switch to golf come about?My dad introduced me to golf. I was just four years old. I was throwing golf balls at the driving range before I actually learnt hitting them with a golf club, and it was then that I fell in love with the sport. When I was seven, I also became interested in soccer and even represented my school in a soccer match. I was on the field as a striker but every time I got the ball, I wouldn’t know what to do with it. It was then that I knew soccer wasn’t the game for me. So it was back to my first love - golf.

You’ve had some impressive games, especially the NSRCC Junior Open 2015 and the National Ranking 2015, clinching 2nd position on both occasions. Tell us about the experience.Those were the 2 best tournaments I played. Going into the NSRCC Junior, I felt really confident with my game although I wasn’t hitting the ball well. On the final day, I was trailing the leader by 5 shots but managed to close the gap to just 2. I achieved my personal best gross score of 69 and won 2nd position in my division. What surprised me most was that although I didn’t hit the ball well, I managed to get good results. Those two tournaments really showed me that I do not have to always hit good shots to score well.

Do you have other memorable sporting moments as a schoolboy?That would have to be clinching the title for my school in the last league of the youth golf competition. Shooting the day’s lowest gross score of 71 - that moment is one that I will never forget.

How has the Warren Junior Programme helped you?With all the different teaching methods used during training, the Warren Junior Programme has really helped me to raise my game to another level. The coaches provided me with great guidance that helped me become a better golfer with a better attitude. Muru Golf Academy and its head coach Mr Murugiah also helped me along in this journey. He was my coach when I first started.

‘It’s a Whole Different

Ball Game”Jeryl lining up his next move in Australia.

Profile Feature

Who inspired you as a schoolboy, and why?The person that inspired me the most has to be former national player Jerome Ng. His attitude towards the game and his ability to score are truly amazing. He has guided me through my journey and has supported me as an athlete, taking me to where I am today.

What are your aspirations for the future?If everything goes well I would love to turn professional and compete in the PGA Web.Com Tour. If that works out, I will earn my PGA TOUR card that gives me the rite of passage to compete against the bests in the world!

Tell us how has your journey been in golf?I’ve had my ups and downs. There was a period where I was losing confidence in my playing. But along the way I met my coaches Justin Han and Jerome Ng and we started to work on my weaknesses, which really improved my game. They really helped me to grow mentally and physically. Not forgetting my parents who have been supporting me unconditionally since the beginning. With all their help and support, I eventually got inducted into SGA’s Development Squad.

Share with us a bit about your experience training or competing in Australia.It’s a whole different ball game in Australia. You have to hit different kinds of shots in different weather conditions. It was a real eye-opening experience. Competitions there are much tougher. When I played the WA Amateur in Perth, I really didn’t know what to expect. I was competing against some of the best amateurs in the world. The course condition was tough.

The wind was strong. I struggled at the first few holes, missing the greens; but after a while I adjusted well and played really decent golf.

To be honest I really wasn’t nervous at all. The only thing in my mind was “This is my first tournament in Australia so let’s try to make a name for myself”. Having this mindset really helped me to enjoy my game and also raised my playing a level up.

I also took part in the pennants which are similar to the SGA Inter-Club League games, but a lot more competitive. One has to make birdies to win a hole or sometimes to tie the hole. So for the most parts, things are much tougher there in Australia.

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Warren Young Golfer: Jeryl Tan

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Have you also just been on a holiday to somewhere exotic or out of theordinary? Or have you embarked on a exhilarating trip to a golfing destination? Send us your stories and photos (email to marcom warren.org.sg), and share your traveller’s tales with your fellow members!

Warming up before teeing off at Point Walters golf course.

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The group of 13 of us took a five-hour flight to Perth in August 2016 for holiday and golfing!

Perth is the capital and largest city of Western Australia. It has an estimated population of more than 2 million. We arrived at the tail end of winter with cool, slightly wet weather and an average daily temperature of 16˚C. Perth’s combination of big-city attractions with relaxed and informal atmosphere offers a lot for us to do.

We played at Warren’s reciprocal clubs - Royal Perth Golf Club and the The Vines Resort. The Vines has two interesting championship 18-hole courses - The Lakes and Ellenbrook, which are located in the picturesque Swan Valley. The staff of these reciprocal clubs were friendly and helpful in facilitating our games. The accommodation at The Vines Resort is cosy and comfortable. We were happy to have the presence of many kangaroos hopping around to ‘support’ us during our games!

We also had a round of game at two public golf courses - The Point Walter Golf Club and The Cut Golf Resort. In particular, The Cut is a links golf course, which draws similarities to the great links courses of Scotland where the annual British Opens are typically held. While it is a very challenging course to play with strong winds and rain to contend with, the beauty of this golf course lies in its spectacular rolling dunes and the stunning view of noisy clashing waves from the Indian Ocean.

Besides golfing, we went to visit Fremantle, a famous seaside town located at the mouth of Swan River, about half an hour’s drive from Perth. It is well known for its maritime history with Victorian architecture and a well-preserved prison to house British convicts during its early days. A must-do here is to visit the iconic Fremantle Market where its hall has been filled with exotic aromas, fresh produce, fashion, live music, performance art, crafts and indigenous art.

We would like to share our travel stories with you in these photos.

Article contributed by: Our group of lovely Warren members!

“Good Day, Mate!” from us, the group of Warren members at Freemantle.

Celebrating and cheering with Australian wines on National Day!

Visit to a vinery for wine tasting at the lush Swan Valley.

A warm hearty seafood lunch at Fremantle after a game.

Our fair ladies from Warren.

All set for a challenging game at The Cut link golf course!

Beware! Kangaroos are also part of the greens and fairways.

Braving strong wind and rain from the Indian Ocean at The Cut.

Warren Members

HeadedDown Under

for Golf

Warren Members

HeadedDown Under

for Golf

Competition Results

Hole-in-One AchieversDate Hole No. Name

26/6/2016 11 Methinee Ang

9/7/2016 14 Quek Chiau Beng

19/7/2016 5 Gregory Teo

6/8/2016 5 Tan Kee Long

July Monthly Medal - MenFormat - Strokeplay

Division Name H.I. Result

Overall Best Gross Harry Lee 6.1 79

Best Gross A Ong Keng Huat 7.1 80

Best Nett A Lim King Seng 7.6 71

Best Gross B Quek Chiau Beng 10.2 82

Best Nett B Tan Eng Tiau 14.2 71

Best Gross C Toh Meng Yeu 15.0 84

Best Nett C Tommy Tan 18.9 65

July Monthly Medal - LadiesFormat - Strokeplay / Stableford

Division Name H.I. Result

Overall Best Gross Jeon Mee Ae 8.1 83

Best Nett A Helena Ong 15.2 74

Best Nett B Emellin Tan 20.2 68 ocb

Best Stableford C Corrine Ng 25.2 37

For enquiries, please contact the Golf Department atTel: 6586 1240/77 or Email: golf@warren.org.sg.

AM & PM; excludes PH Member’s Guest Fee @ $87.74 nett

(includes Green Fee, Buggy Fee & GST)Note:• Valid for member’s guest • Valid for 18-hole only • Not valid in conjunction with other promotional fees • No rain check• Not valid on Public Holidays • Booking procedures for Golfing & Social members still apply

WeekdayGolf PromotionExtended to 31 Dec 2016!

August Monthly Medal - LadiesFormat - Strokeplay / Stableford

Division Name H.I. Result

Overall Best Gross Cheng Moy Yong 5.8 79

Best Nett A Rachel Low 13.2 71

Best Nett B Ng Ching Ching 21.8 69

Best Stableford C Hwang Su Li 28.6 40 ocb

August Monthly Medal - MenFormat - Strokeplay

Division Name H.I. Result

Overall Best Gross Samir Bedi 0.1 75

Best Gross A Mark Chin 6.9 79

Best Nett A Burnett Peter Grant 10.0 71 ocb

Best Gross B Marimthu Karennayer David 12.4 83

Best Nett B Ang Keng Boon 13.2 71

Best Gross C Daniel Wong 16.9 85

Best Nett C Simon Low 22.1 67

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Warren Ladies Shine at theSICC/DBS Ladies Open 2016

Yes, four of our Warren Ladies did us proud indeed at the SICC/DBS Ladies Open held on 24 June 2016!

Flashbacks

An Evening of Food & Fun at the Driving RangeIt’s a memorable evening at our Driving Range on 15 July 2016... Muru Golf Academy invited close to 50 children from Jamiyah Children’s Home to a night of food and fun at the range. Some of the boys even had a go at whacking some balls at the range!

Durian TripSaturday 2 July 2016

Two coaches with a total of 57 members and their guests left the Club happily in the morning that day for a date with the “King of Fruits”! After breakfast at Gelang Patah in Johor, everyone had their durian cravings satiated at the durian farm in Tangkak. The day was completed with shopping, massage and more “makan” at KSL Shopping Mall.

Happy durian feasting!

A group shot for memory.

Breakfast at Gelang Patah. Choosing the durians.

Catherine KwekOverall Best Gross

Champion

President Patrick Kwek, Godfrey Robert (Consulting Editor of The New Paper) and Captain Oh Kian Beng giving their support to Muru and the meaningful event.

Maggie KohRunner-Up of Division A3

(HI 14.4 - 15.9)

Judy HongWinner of Division B3

(HI 20.9 - 23.3)

Jeon Mee AeWinner of Division A2

(HI 11.1 - 14.3)

The man who made this happened - Muru!

The boys being treated to a good buffet at the range.

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Flashbacks Flashbacks

Warren Kids’ Club Inaugural

Birthday PartySunday 24 July 2016

Our joyfully active bunch of kids!

The July Babies! Totally engrossed in his game of five stones.

Trying their hands at Chongkak. Making their own zero point.

Learning to make origami.

Some of the parents who also joined in the fun.

A big thanks to all the parents who were with us that afternoon too.Let’s see who has the biggest bubble!

The Warren Kids’ Club held its inaugural party, “Fun with Origami”, on that Sunday afternoon at the Children’s Indoor Playroom with 44 of its members!

Everyone present also celebrated the birthdays of our July babies namely Gerald Lau (12 years old), Cassandra Tan (10), Candice Toh (8), Ethan Hung (7) and Darsh V Roshith (5).

The little ones had fun learning how to make origami, playing old school games like five stones, zero point, Kuti Kuti and Gasing. What’s more. Each of them went home beaming with joy, holding in their hands an old school game of their choice.

Look at all the fun that everyone’s having... Sign up your kids for the Warren Kids’ Club if you haven’t and let them rule!

There will be anofficial launch for theWarren Kids’Club on

Saturday 8 October 2016!Look out for more information

coming your way!

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Flashbacks

Pasar @ WarrenTuesday 9 August 2016

The Club’s Main Lobby was a scene of a mini pasar on National Day as 11 booths displayed and sold a good mix of products such as pastries, drones, fashion accessories and pre-loved items!

Visit to SPCAFriday 24 June 2016

18 members spent a very meaningful morning at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) which is now located just opposite our golf course on Sungei Tengah Road. They learnt about the abuse of animals and how they can play a part in stopping or preventing this cruelty. What was most exciting was of course the chance to visit the adorable sheltered animals who are all waiting to find a new home.

Some of our members even applied to be volunteers of the SPCA at the end of the visit!

An introduction to the SPCA.

Just some of the animals at the SPCA.

Our members at the entrance of the SPCA.

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Flashbacks

Bowling Centre of Excellence Commendable Feat by Our Bowlers in Pro-Amateur Competition

Hanis receiving valuable pointers from Osku, PBA Tour Major Champion.

Zenson (second from left).

Sebastian (third from left).

Our WGCC Centre of Excellence two-handed bowlers Zenson (WGCC member), Sebastian and Hanis made it to the Top 24 of the Pro-Amateur Competition ‘Bowl With The Elites’ organised by Singapore Bowling Federation and Storm on Tuesday 14 June 2016.

During the Top 24 round, they got to team up with National Elite Bowlers Cherie Tan, Daphne Ng, Shayna Ng, Jazreel Tan, Bernice Lim and PBA Tour Major Champion - Two-Hander Osku Palermaa from Finland.

Our COE bowler Sebastian finished 2nd under Team Cherie Tan. Our other single-handed COE bowlers also got to bowl with the elites during the early stages of the competition. It was an exclusive and valuable experience for our COE students to learn from the elites and bowl with them.

Flashbacks

Novice Primary Bowling Challenge 2016Our Centre of Excellence (COE) Programmes bowlers put up an impressive performance at this tournament with three of them bringing back medals!

17th Youth Inter-Club Mixed Bowling League 2016Good job to our Warren bowler, Raymond Soh! With a total of 2230 pinfalls, he is the proud Champion of the 17th Inter-Club Mixed Bowling League 2016 hosted by the Chinese Swimming Club.

Our COE programme bowlers.

El Nur Hakim - Upper Boys’ Doubles Gold Medal(In the picture him are Natalie Loh and Mandy Koh).

Mandy Koh - Upper Girls’ Singles & Doubles Gold Medal and Girls Upper Primary Champion.

A.Tara Harini Devi & Natalie Loh- Upper Girls’ Doubles Silver Medal.

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GOLFERS’ TERRACE PROMOTIONS

Dining & Entertainment

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER

Crayfish Pasta$16.80+

Pork Knuckle(Good for 2 pax)

$46.00+

YAN PALACE @ WARREN PROMOTIONS

糖醋海上鲜Sweet & Sour Fish

$28.80+Terms & Conditions:• Valid for the month of Septrember 2016 from Mondays to Fridays• Not valid on Saturdays, Sundays, Public Holidays and eves of Public Holidays• Valid for dine-in only• Warren members are entitled to 20% discount• Not valid with other discounts

SEPTEMBEROCTOBER

人参炖竹丝鸡Double Boiled Chicken

with Ginseng$10.80+ per pax

Terms & Conditions:• Valid for the month of October 2016 from Mondays to Fridays• Not valid on Saturdays, Sundays, Public Holidays and eves of Public Holidays• Valid for dine-in only• Warren members are entitled to 20% discount• Not valid with other discounts

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PATIO @ WARREN PROMOTIONS

Dining & Entertainment

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER

Claypot Fish HeadBee Hoon Soup

(Good for 2 - 3 pax) - $25.00+Chilli Crab with Mantou

(Good for 2 - 3 pax) from $40.00+ onwards

Dining & Entertainment

Beverage Promotions

MIXBREEDPerformance Dates:

10 & 17 Sep 20168, 22 & 29 Oct 2016

ESQUIRESPerformance Dates:3 & 24 Sep 20161 & 15 Oct 2016

Entertainment

Live Band PerformanceEvery Saturday (8.00pm onwards) at Water Hazard

Auchentoshan $138.00+

per bottle

Chivas 18 years $288.00+for 2 bottles

Tiger Beer$15.00+ per jug

T Bar Operating Hours: Friday, Saturday & Sunday (5.00pm - 11.00pm)

SEPTEMBER& OCTOBER

Available atGolfers’ Terrace,Water Hazard &

T Bar

Erdinger$9.50+ per bottle

Come on down to T Bar & Watch EPL Live with Our Promotions & Games

August 2016 to June 2017(Every Saturday & Sunday on EPL Match Days)

Game PrizeGuess the Score Bill for Table Beer Waived

Guess First Goal by Team 1 Mug of Tiger BeerGuess First Goal by Player 1 Jug of Tiger Beer

T BAR PROMOTIONS

It’s theEnglish

Premier League2016/2017 season!

3pc Band Performance by

EsquiresEVERY FRIDAY NIGHT

Tiger Beer$15.00+ per jug

Sep & Oct 2016

Satay Night with Live Band

Available Only

On Fridays

In The Month

Of SeptemberAvailable On

Fridays, Saturdays &

Sundays In The Month

Of October

Assorted Satay$6.00+ (6 pcs) $12.00+ (12 pcs)

Pork Knuckle(Good for 2 pax)

$46.00+

3pc Band Performance by

EsquiresEVERY FRIDAY NIGHT

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• Yoga Lesson • Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Badminton Lesson• Squash Coaching

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Bowling Member’s

Night

• Boxing Workout• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson

• Tennis Member’s Night • Boxing Workout• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Badminton Member’s

Night• Bowling Youth Squad

Training• Table-Tennis Training

Night

• Yoga Lesson • Table-Tennis Member’s Night

• Tennis Training Night

• Bo Jin Facial Therapy Experience with Eye, Scalp, Neck & Shoulder Massage

• Facial ‘Guasha’ Massage Therapy

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Badminton Lesson• Squash Coaching

• Ladies’ Monthly Medal• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson • Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Bowling Member’s

Night

Hari Raya Haji • Tennis Member’s Night • Boxing Workout• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Badminton Member’s

Night• Bowling Youth Squad

Training• Table-Tennis Training

Night

• Yoga Lesson • Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Yoga Lesson• Badminton Training

Night• Squash Training Night• Table-Tennis Member’s

Night• Tennis Training Night

• Men’s Monthly Medal• Kids’ Mid-Autumn

Festival Celebrations• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Squash Coaching

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Bowling Member’s

Night

• Boxing Workout• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson

• Tennis Member’s Night • Boxing Workout• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Badminton Member’s

Night• Bowling Youth Squad

Training• Table-Tennis Training

Night

• Yoga Lesson • Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Yoga Lesson• Badminton Training

Night• Squash Training Night• Table-Tennis Member’s

Night• Tennis Training Night

• Whisky Night• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Squash Coaching

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Bowling Member’s

Night

• Boxing Workout• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson

• Tennis Member’s Night • Boxing Workout• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Badminton Member’s

Night• Bowling Youth Squad

Training• Table-Tennis Training

Night

• Yoga Lesson • Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Badminton Training Night

• Squash Training Night• Table-Tennis Member’s

Night• Tennis Training Night

Accurate as at time of printing.

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Bowling Member’s

Night

• Boxing Workout• Competitive

Swimming Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Badminton Lesson• Squash Coaching

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Bowling Member’s

Night

• Boxing Workout• Competitive

Swimming Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson

• Tennis Member’s Night

• Boxing Workout• Competitive

Swimming Lesson• Badminton Member’s

Night• Bowling Youth Squad

Training• Table-Tennis Training

Night

• Yoga Lesson • Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Yoga Lesson• Badminton Training

Night• Squash Training Night• Table-Tennis

Member’s Night• Tennis Training Night

• Men’s Monthly Medal• Warren Kids’ Club

Launch• Bo Jin Facial Therapy

Experience with Eye, Scalp, Neck & Shoulder Massage

• Facial ‘Guasha’ Massage Therapy

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Badminton Lesson• Squash Coaching

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Bowling Member’s

Night

• Warren Open Snooker Championship 2016

• Boxing Workout• Competitive

Swimming Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson

• Warren Open Snooker Championship 2016

• Tennis Member’s Night

• Warren Open Snooker Championship 2016

• Boxing Workout• Competitive

Swimming Lesson• Badminton Member’s

Night• Bowling Youth Squad

Training• Table-Tennis Training

Night

• Warren Open Snooker Championship 2016

• Yoga Lesson

• Warren Open Snooker Championship 2016

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Yoga Lesson• Badminton Training

Night• Squash Training Night• Table-Tennis

Member’s Night• Tennis Training Night

• Warren Open Snooker Championship 2016

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Badminton Lesson• Squash Coaching

• Ladies’ Monthly Medal

• Warren Open Snooker Championship 2016

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Bowling Member’s

Night

• Boxing Workout• Competitive

Swimming Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson

• Tennis Member’s Night

• Boxing Workout• Competitive

Swimming Lesson• Badminton Member’s

Night• Bowling Youth Squad

Training• Table-Tennis Training

Night

• Yoga Lesson • Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Yoga Lesson• Badminton Training

Night• Squash Training Night• Table-Tennis

Member’s Night• Tennis Training Night

• Men’s Monthly Medal• Competitive

Swimming Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Squash Coaching

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Taekwondo Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Bowling Member’s

Night

• Boxing Workout• Competitive

Swimming Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson

• Tennis Member’s Night

• Boxing Workout• Competitive

Swimming Lesson• Badminton Member’s

Night• Bowling Youth Squad

Training• Table-Tennis Training

Night

• Yoga Lesson • Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Yoga Lesson• Badminton Training

Night• Squash Training Night• Table-Tennis

Member’s Night• Tennis Training Night

Deepavali• K-Pop Cosmic

Bowling 2016

Accurate as at time of printing.

Please visit www.warren.org.sg for more information on the reciprocal/affiliation arrangements. Members may also contact the Golf Department at Tel: 6586 1240/277 or Email: golf@warren.org.sg for enquiries and to obtain Letters of Introduction.

RECIPROCAL CLUBSAUSTRALIANew South WalesConcord Golf ClubMajors Bay Road, ConcordNSW 2137Tel: +61 2 9743 6111www.concordgolfclub.com.au

PerthRoyal Perth Golf ClubLabouchere RoadSouth Perth WA 6151Tel: +61 8 6436 4900www.rpgc.com.au

The Vines Golf & Country ClubVerdelho Drive, The VinesWestern Australia 6069Tel: +61 8 9297 3000Fax: +61 8 9297 0729www.vines.com.au

The Western AustralianGolf Club60 Hayes Avenue, Yokine WA 6060Tel: +61 8 9349 1988www.wagolfclub.com.au

CHINAGuangdongWu Yi Fountain Palm Golf Clubwuyigolf.biz/0english/sheji/index.html

Hainan IslandHaikou Meishi Mayflower International Golf Clubwww.meishigolf.com/index.html

Mei Lan Golf ClubYanfeng Town, Meilan district, Haikou, Hainan, ChinaTel: +86 898 65784899www.meilangolf.com

ShenzhenMission Hills Golf Club, ShenzhenNo. 1 Mission Hills RoadShenzhen, Guangdong Province,Peoples Republic of China, 518110Tel: +86 755 2802 0888www.missionhillschina.com

TianjinTianjin Warner International Golf Club

INDONESIABaliHandara Golf & Resort BaliDesa Pancasari, SingarajaBali, Indonesia 80228Tel: +62 362 342 2646 www.handaragolfresort.com

JakartaEmeralda Golf ClubTapos, Depok, IndonesiaP.O. Box 38Tel: +62 21 875 9019www.emeralda-golfclub.com

Rainbow Hills Golf Club Jl. Raya Bukit PelangiDs. Cijayanti Ciawi - Bogor 16720P.O. Box 105, CBO 16720Tel: +62 251 8272 111www.rainbowhillsgolf.com

THAILANDBangkokThe Royal Gems Golf &Sports Club98 Moo3 Salaya-Bangpasi Rd.A. Phuthamonthon, Nakhonpathom 73170 Thailand Tel: +66 2 429-8066 www.royalgemsgolf.com

MALAYSIAJohorKelab Golf Batu Pahat678, Jalan Dato Mohd. Shah, 83000 Batu Pahat, Johor, MalaysiaTel:+60 7 432 9221

Guthrie Golf & Country ClubP.O. Box 103, Layang-Layang81850, Layang-Layang, Johor Tel:+60 7 752 7107

Kluang Country ClubJalan Mengkibol, 86000 Kluang Tel:+60 7 771 8840

Segamat Country Club2nd Miles, Jalan GenuangP.O.Box C22, Segamat, 85000Segamat, Johor, MalaysiaTel: +60 7 943 5968

MalaccaAyer Keroh Country Club75450, Malacca, MalaysiaTel:+60 6 233 2000

Negeri SembilanNilai Springs Golf & Country ClubBandar Baru Nilai, Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, MalaysiaTel: +60 6 85088888www.nilaisprings.com.my

Seremban International Golf Club3 1/4 Miles Kuala Pilah Road,PO Box 88, SerembanNegeri Sembilan707100, MalaysiaTel: +60 6 677 5787 / 5277www.sigc.com.my

PahangRoyal Pahang Golf ClubKm.5, Jalan Teluk Sisek, 25700, Kuantan, Pahang, MalaysiaTel:+60 9 567 5811royalpahanggc.com.my

PenangPenang Turf Clubwww.penangturfclub.com

PerakClearwater Sanctuary Golf ResortLot 6019, Jalan Changkat LarangBatu Gajah, 31000, Batu GajahPerak, 31000, MalaysiaTel:+60 3 7956 1453www.cwsgolf.com.my

Royal Perak Golf ClubJalan Sultan Azlan Shah, 31400 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia Tel: +60 5 542 3266www.royalperak.com.my

SarawakKelab Golf SarawakPetra Jaya, 93050 Kuching Sarawak, MalaysiaTel:+60 82-443 39www.kgswak.com

Damai Golf & Country ClubPetra Jaya, 93050 Kuching Sarawak, MalaysiaTel:+60 82 443 39

SelangorKelab Rahman Putra MalaysiaJalan BRP 2/1, Bukit Rahman Putra47000 Sg Buloh, SelangorTel: +603 6156 6870www.krpm.com.my

Kelab Golf Sri MoribBatu 28, Pantai Morib, Banting 42700, Banting, SelangorMalaysiaTel:+60 3 3198 1418

Royal Kampong Kuantan Golf ClubBukit Rotan, 45700, Bukit Rotan Selangor, MalaysiaTel:+60 3 3289 1069

Kelab Golf Negara SubangJalan SS7/2, Kelana Jaya47301 Petaling Jaya, P.O. Box 15146710 Petaling JayaSelangor, MalaysiaTel: +60 3 7876 0381 / 0388www.subanggolf.com

Kelab Golf Sultan Abdul Aziz ShahNo.1, Rumah KelabJalan Kelab Golf 13/640100 Shah AlamSelangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.Tel: +60 3 55105872www.kgsaas.com.my

CLUBS WITH LIMITED RECIPROCITY:SINGAPORE • Keppel Club • Raffles Country Club • Seletar Country Club • Sembawang Country Club

AUSTRALIAMelbourneThe Peninsula Country Golf Club211-279 Skye Road, Frankston VIC 3199, AustraliaTel:+61 3 9789 2222

CAMBODIASiem ReapAngkor Golf ResortSiemréab, CambodiaTel:+855 63 767 688

Phokeethra Country Clubwww.phokeethragolf.com

CHINAHainan IslandWest Coast Golf & Sports Club219 Binhai Avenue, Haikou CityHainan ProvinceTel:+86 898 6870 3186www.westgolf.com.cn

INDONESIABaliNew Kuta Golf & Ocean ViewJl. Raya Uluwatu, Pecatu Indah Resort, Jimbaran, Bali 80361IndonesiaTel:+62 361 8481333www.newkutagolf.com

BatamTering Bay Golf & Country ClubTering Bay Management (Singapore):50 Tanah Merah Ferry TerminalTanah Merah Ferry Road, #01-24Singapore 498833Tel: (65) 6214 0560Fax: (65) 6214 0561Email: golf@teringbay.com.sgwww.teringbay.com.sg

BogorRancamaya Golf & Country Club

Jawa BaratGading Raya Padang Golf & Country ClubJl. Bulevar Gading GolfGading Serpong, Tangerang 15826Jawa BaratTel: +62 021 546 7668www.gadingrayagolf.com

MALAYSIASutera Harbour Golf & Country Club1 Sutera Harbour Boulevard,88100 Kota Kinabalu, MalaysiaTel:+60 88 303 900www.suteraharbour.com

The Sarawak ClubJalan Taman Budaya, 93300 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia

SINGAPOREOrchid Country Club1 Orchid Club RoadSingapore 769162Tel: +65 6755 9811

TAIWANNational Golf Country ClubNo.1-1, Shizhen, Yuanli Township, Miaoli County 358, Taiwan (R.O.C.)Tel: +886 37-743377www.nggc.tw

THAILANDSt Andrew 2000 Golf Club9/36 Moo7 Samnakthon Banchang Rayong21130 ThailandTel: +66 38 030660 2www.standrews2000golf.com

AFFILIATED CLUBS

Listof Reciprocal& Affiliated Clubs

GOLF

OPERATION HOURS CHARGES (inc. GST)Reception Daily 7.00am - 8.00pm

Pro ShopMon 11.00am - 7.00pmTue - Sun 7.00am - 7.00pm* Closed on course maintenance days

Driving RangeMon 2.00pm - 11.00pm Member $4.00 per 100 BallsTue - Sat 7.00am - 11.00pm Guest $6.00 per 100 BallsSun 7.00am - 9.00pm

Buggies$23.54 for 18 holes per player $11.77 for 9 holes per player* Rental is on a twin-sharing basis* Full 18-hole buggy fees shall be charged during weekend time sheets

Green Fee (Guest)

Weekday: Mon PM & Tue AM/PM $87.74 Wed - Fri AM $103.79 Wed - Fri PM $130.54 Weekend / PH $237.54 Promo: Sun PM $152.14

SPORTS

OPERATION HOURS CHARGES (inc. GST)Reception Daily 7.30am - 10.00pm

Badminton

Daily 7.30am - 10.30pm Non-peak Period:Non-peak Period: Member $3.21 per hour

Mon - Fri 7.30am - 5.30pm Guest $4.28 per guestPeak Period: Peak Period:

Mon - Fri 5.30pm - 10.30pm Member $5.35 per hourSat, Sun & PH 7.30am - 10.30pm Guest $6.42 per guest

Billiard & Pool Daily 11.00am - 11.00pm Member $4.28 per hourGuest $5.35 per guest

Bowling

Daily 10.00am - 11.00pm

Non-peak Period:Member $1.61 per gameGuest $2.68 per gameChildren below 16 years $1.07 per game

Non-peak Period: Peak Period:Mon - Fri 2.00pm - 5.00pm Member $3.00 per game

Peak Period: Guest $4.07 per gameMon - Fri 5.00pm to closing time Children below 16 years $1.61 per gameSat, Sun & PH 10.00am to closing time

Shoes Rental $1.07 per pair

Gymnasium

Daily 7.30am - 10.00pm Member FreeNon-peak Period:

Mon - Fri 7.30am - 5.00pm Guest $8.56 per entryPeak Period:

Mon - Fri 5.00pm to closing time Guest $21.40 per entry

Squash

Daily 7.30am - 10.30pm Non-peak Period:Non-peak Period: Member $2.14 per hour

Mon - Fri 7.30am - 5.30pm Guest $3.21 per guestPeak Period: Peak Period:

Mon - Fri 5.30pm to closing time Member $3.21 per hourSat, Sun & PH 7.30am to closing time Guest $4.28 per guest

Swimming Daily 7.30am - 9.30pm

Member FreeGuest:Weekday $4.28 per guestWeekend & PH $6.42 per guest

Table Tennis Daily 7.30am -10.30pm Member $3.21 per hourGuest $4.28 per guest

Tennis

Daily 7.30am - 10.30pm Non-peak Period:Non-peak Period: Member $3.21 per hour

Mon - Fri 7.30am - 5.30pm Guest $5.35 per guestPeak Period: Peak Period:

Mon - Fri 5.30pm to closing time Member $4.28 per hourSat, Sun & PH 7.30am to closing time Guest $6.42 per guest

F & B

OPERATION HOURS DRESS CODE

Golfers’ TerraceDaily 7.00am - 10.00pm

Sleeveless shirts (for males only), singlets, towels, bathrobes, swimwear and barefeet are not permitted.

Last Order 9.30pm

Yan Palace @ Warren

Mon - Sat 11.00am - 3.00pm

Sleeveless shirts (for males only) singlets, jogging/running shorts, towels, bathrobes, swimwear and barefeet are not permitted.

6.00pm - 10.00pm

Sun & PH 10.00am - 3.00pm6.00pm - 10.00pm

Last Order 2.30pm & 9.45pm

Water Hazard

Mon - Thu 5.00pm - 12.00mnSun & PH 2.00pm - 12.00mnFri, Sat & Eve of PH 2.00pm - 1.00amLast Food Order 9.30pm

T BarFri, Sat & Sun 5.00pm - 11.00pm

Towels, bathrobes, swimwear and barefeet are not permitted.Last Food Order 9.30pmLast Drink Order 45 minutes before closing

Patio @ Warren

Mon ClosedTue - Fri 4.00pm - 10.00pmSat, Sun & PH 11.00am - 10.00pmLast Order 9.30pm

Starter’s Hut1st Mon of each mth ClosedOther Mons 12noon - 6.00pmTue - Sun & PH 7.00am - 6.00pm (Until last flight crossover)

OTHERS

OPERATION HOURS CHARGES (inc. GST)

Mahjong/Card(Strictly Members

only)

Mon - Thu 11.00am - 12.00mn Table Fee (Weekdays) $4.28 per hour before 5.00pmFri & Eve of PH 11.00am - 1.00am $5.35 per hour after 5.00pmSat 10.00am - 1.00am Table Fee (Sat, Sun & PH) $5.35 per hourSun & PH 10.00am - 12.00mn

Jackpot Sun - Thu & PH 9.00am - 12.00mnFri, Sat & Eve of PH 9.00am - 1.00am

Club Facilities

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Available @ Muru Pro shop