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day, depending on the weather and debris volume, will be installed in July. Wartsila reached out to us because they knew that the Club is passionate and dedicated to conserving and protecting marine biodiversity.

Besides maintaining the vibrancy of the ecosystem at our Marina, we have also carried out a series of maintenance work to enhance your experience at the Club over the last few months. The latest refurbishments are at the Men’s and Ladies’ steam rooms. The Men’s steam room now has new tiles, while over at the Ladies’ section, we have replaced some old tiles. I would like to thank all Members for your patience during the upgrade.

I am also excited to announce that we are continuing to build a strong community with our Members. Through the interest group survey conducted last year, the results showed that Wine and Fitness are the most popular interest groups within our community. As such, we are inviting Member volunteers to form committees for these two activities. If you’re keen to be part of the Committees, you can register your interest with the Membership Department or fi nd out more on page 25.

While on the topic of fi tness, two of the greatest sporting events—2018 FIFA World Cup and 2018 Wimbledon Championship—are happening in July, and we would like to invite our Members and their guests to be part of the exciting action as we stream the fi nals of both events live on a big screen at Boaters’ Bar (details can be found on page 27). We hope you will come and join in the fun with us.

Teo Joo LengGeneral Manager

Greetings to all Members. Time fl ies and we have already pushed past the halfway mark of the year. I hope everyone has enjoyed the activities we have organised for you so far.

As you know, the Club has been playing an active part in protecting our Marina. In fact, ongoing studies conducted by the Reef Ecology Laboratory at the National University of Singapore identifi ed ONE°15 as a great place for sea creatures to thrive. The reports also found our Marina structures stable enough to support rich marine biodiversity (see page 10) with at least 50 sea creatures recorded fl ourishing in the area.

I am proud to say that we have stayed committed to protecting the Marina through various initiatives. One such endeavour was our Eco Dive project, which we started in 2017. For the last two years, more than 100 people have volunteered to do their part in keeping the Marina clean. This year’s Eco Dive turned up a staggering 200kg of trash, with plastic bags topping the number of rubbish collected.

As caring for our marine environment is critical, we have added a signifi cant activity to our Anniversary celebrations this year. This special event happening in October is a new eco-initiative—we will participate in a coral-reef planting exercise, leading us into the next phase of protecting, developing and maintaining the ecosystem at our Marina.

Speaking of good work, we are pleased to announce that Finnish company Wartsila will be donating a seabin to ONE°15 to help us maintain a clean Marina. This special bin, which can haul out 1.5kg of rubbish per

Keeping Our Marina Clean


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TERMS & CONDITIONS: All published rates are applicable to members only. All prices are in Singapore dollars and subject to prevailing GST. All rates for members’ guests and foreign visiting yachts are subject to an additional 10 per cent service charge. Promotional rates are applicable for the duration indicated, and are not valid for the eve of PH/PH/blackout dates, unless stated otherwise. ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, reserves the right to revise the rates and vary, delete or add to the terms and conditions at its own discretion and without prior notice. ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, reserves the right to cancel any activity should the sign-up for the event fall below the required minimum group size. Guests must be accompanied by members to participate in all activities and during use of Club facilities. Payment of all F&B expenses and activity fees will be made through members’ account, including expenses and activity fees incurred by members’ guests. Presiding terms of use apply to all promotions. Please refer to www.one15marina.com for more details. ^ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, assumes no liability or responsibility for the acts or defaults of service providers or defects in the goods or services offered in all events/activities/trainings conducted. Any dispute about the quality or service standard must be resolved directly with the third party service provider, ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, will not be responsible for any injury, loss or damage suffered as a result of events/activities/trainings. All information is correct at time of printing and subject to change without prior notice. Photos used are for illustration purposes only.

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PROFILE (MEMBER)Dr Andrew Unterweger: A Resort Feel 17

PROFILE (STAFF)Chief Security Manager, Ismail Bin Senin: To Serve and Protect

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HAPPENINGS We are the Champions: ONE°15 Swim/Kick 2018

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HAPPENINGS Best Face Forward: Look Good, Feel Good

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HAPPENINGS New Members Night & Members’ Night at Boaters’ Bar

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HAPPENINGSSUTL Enterprise signed a partnership with Starhub and GoGreen’s pilot dockless scooter-sharing programme

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NOTICESInterest Groups, Refurbishing Completed and Nike stores at VivoCity

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42 Promotions at the Club

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32 True to its Terroir

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TEAM & CONTACTS

CHAIRMANArthur Tay

BOARD OF ADVISORSProf Chou Loke MingRichard Eu Yee MingLeong Wai LengDaniel LimLow Teo PingDr Derek WongTan Sri (Dr) Francis YeohDr Stephen Riady

ONE°15 AMBASSADORJoseph Schooling

FLAG OFFICERSCAPTAIN OF POWERBOATDavid Loh

CAPTAIN OF ECO-INITIATIVESGalen Tan

CAPTAIN OF JETSKIAndrew Chua

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEEEdmund LeeLionel TanKeith Magnus

MANAGEMENT TEAM

GROUP GENERAL MANAGERJack [email protected]

GENERAL MANAGERTeo Joo [email protected]

GENERAL MANAGER, GROUP MARKETINGPeggy [email protected]

SENIOR MANAGER, HUMAN RESOURCEEvelyn [email protected]

SENIOR MANAGER, ONE15 LUXURY YACHTINGAsrina Riduan [email protected]

MANAGER, OPERATIONSAlvin [email protected]

MANAGER, ENGINEERING AND FACILITIESSem [email protected]

MANAGER, FINANCEWendy [email protected]

MANAGER, FOOD & BEVERAGEJonathan [email protected]

MANAGER, MARINARudy [email protected]

MANAGER, MARKETINGEsther [email protected]

MANAGER, MEMBERSHIP RELATIONSIrni [email protected]

CHIEF SECURITY MANAGERIsmail [email protected]

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MEMBERS’ CONCIERGE9am–7pm (Mon–Thu)9am–9pm (Fri–Sun)T 6305 6988E [email protected]

MARINA9am–6pm (daily)T 6305 6991E [email protected]

ACCOMMODATION24 hours (daily)T 6305 6988E [email protected]

DININGLATITUDE Bistro7am–11pm (all-day dining, daily)Last order at 10.30pmT 6305 6982E [email protected]

WOKº15 Kitchen11.30am–2.30pm (Tue–Sat)11am–2.30pm (Sun/PH)6pm–10pm (Tue–Sun)*Closed on Mondays, except Public HolidaysLast order at 2.15pm for lunch and 9.45pm for dinnerT 6305 6998E [email protected]

Bar Nebula3pm–11pm (Sun–Thu & PH)3pm–12mn (Fri–Sat & eve of PH)T 6305 6984E [email protected]

Pool Bar11am–7pm (Mon–Fri)10am–8pm (Sat, Sun & PH)

innerCove8am–10pm (daily)

Boaters’ Bar5pm–11pm (Wed–Sun)T 6305 6984

HELIOS93 (Lobby Bar)8am–11pm (daily)T 6305 6982E [email protected]

FITNESS & SPASpa Rael11am–8pm (Mon, Wed, Thu)11am–9pm (Fri)10am–9pm (Sat, Sun & PH)Closed (Tue)T 6271 1270

Fitness Centre7am–10pm (daily)T 6305 6981E [email protected]

RECREATIONRecreation9am–7pm (daily)T 6305 6980E [email protected]

Infi nity and Children’s Pools7am–9pm (daily)+Tennis Courts*7am–10pm (daily)+Arcade Room9am–9pm (daily)

CORPORATE/PRIVATE FUNCTIONS9am–6pm (Mon–Fri)T 6305 6990E [email protected]

ONE15 LUXURY YACHTINGExplore the high seas in style with ONE15 Luxury Yachting, Singapore’s premier luxury yacht charter service.T 6305 9676F 6271 9433E [email protected] one15luxuryyachting.com

ONE15 MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL SERVICESThe company of choice for your marina and club management and development needs. ONE15 Management and Technical Services aims to create vibrant and service oriented leisure destinations in Asia with long term commercial viability.T 6278 8555F 6273 3555E [email protected] www.sutlenterprise.com

24-HOUR EMERGENCY CONTACTSSecurity: +65 6305 6995Marina: +65 9071 7604

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NEW MEMBERS

The Club would like to extend a warm welcome to our new Members who have joined the ONE°15 family between May and June 2018.

Welcome to the Family

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP

Quek Wee TeckSingaporean

Chan Leong HongSingaporean

Lee Joon SeongSingaporean

Muhamad HairunnnizamSingaporean

Daniel WhittingtonBritish

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WHAT’S ON

Get ready to be blown away by the world of Theo Jansen, a sculptor from the Netherlands who spent 28 years developing a series of wind-powered machines called Strandbeests (“beach animals” in Dutch). A physicist by training, Jansen later became a painter before going on to work on sculptures. The beests were fi rst conceived to address the threat of fl ooding caused by rising sea levels. He had applied his background in art and science to utilise wind power so that his creations can walk in a lifelike fashion. A total of 13 large-scale Strandbeests will be exhibited in ArtScience Museum and one of the key highlights is Animaris Siamesis, the largest Strandbeest in the exhibition, measuring 10 metres in body length and weighs over 240 kilo. Till Sept 30, ArtScience Museum.

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Discover the origins behind the creation of the National Collection in the 1960s, and how it has evolved over the years with signifi cant acquisitions and donation. There are more than 130 works that feature artists such as Affandi, Georgette Chen, Chuah Thean Teng, Latiff Mohidin, Lim Hak Tai, Lim Yew Kuan, Navin Rawanchaikul and S. Sudjojono. Till Aug 19. www.nationalgallery.sg

M1 Contact ContemporaryDance Festival 2018

Here’s your chance to relive 10 years of epic Marvel moments at the Marvel Studios: Ten Years of Heroes exhibition. Using state-of-the-art AV technology and immersive media, take an interactive journey of Marvel favourite action fi lms such as Black Panther and Thor: Ragnarok. There are also installations on all the lead characters—Iron Man, Captain America, Doctor Strange etc as well as engaging displays curated by ArtScience Museum, which highlight the science, technology and cultural stories behind each Marvel Studios’ fi lm. Till Sept 30, ArtScience Museum.

Visit the Peranakan Museum, which chronicles the multifaceted role of photography in the lives of the Straits Chinese community—the fi rst subjects of European photographers who arrived in Southeast Asia in the 1800s. Till Feb 3, 2019, Perenakan Museum.

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(Re)Collect: The Making of our Art Collection

Amek Gambar:Peranakans And Photography

Marvel Studios: Ten Yearsof Heroes Exhibition


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ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove may have scored several environment awards including the prestigious Green Maritime Company of the Year 2015, but that has not

stopped the Marina from making concerted efforts to ensure that biodiversity in the water is well protected and thriving. In fact, ONE°15 aims to prime the marina and its surrounding body of water for the public to dive and snorkel, and learn all about the marine world.

With the development of the Marina around the coast of Singapore, much of the original marine life has been affected. However, all is not lost as there are positive signs of renewal of the marine habitat.

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In a 2013 survey of the Marina by Reef Ecology Laboratory at the National University of Singapore (NUS), marine researchers found at least 50 types of animals including worms, crustaceans and brittle stars, sea cucumbers, seahorses, even algae and zoanthids growing happily in the waters. The stable marina structures such as berthing pontoons and seawalls allowed sea life to thrive and grow. The survey also uncovered 22 genera of hard corals, with new ones forming. Even better, the survey found that these hard corals had attracted 29 species of fi sh, many of which were reef-associated fi shes such as the copperband butterfl yfi sh, white-patch tuskfi sh and eightband butterfl yfi sh.

As Singapore continues to develop its shorelines, much care has gone into ensuring that marine life is preserved, and the result is evident with a thriving habitat as the survey showed. In fact, the Marina has been helpful in supporting and sustaining rich marine biodiversity.

It is heartening to know that the team at ONE°15 has gone into such great lengths in its eco-initiatives to conserve marine biodiversity. And encouraged by so many of its Members, we are looking forward to the coral-reef planting exercise come October 2018.

Besides planting corals, cleaning up the coastal areas and the Marina, as well as ensuring it’s safe for marine biodiversity, it’s also important to dispose rubbish responsibly. Enter the Seabin Project, a fl oating rubbish bin project that was created by Pete Ceglinski and his friend Andrew Turton to collect sea trash and to help clean up the oceans. Wartsila, a company from Finland and a partner of the project will be donating a Seabin to ONE°15 as part of their corporate social responsibility initiatives. Installation of the bin will happen sometime in July and Members can fi nd out more about the benefi ts and functions of the bin on the information panel that will be installed at the pontoon.

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Collects 1.5kg of debris, including oil and pollutants, and microplastics of 2mm.

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Holds 20kg of rubbish.

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In waters around docks, marinas, ports and yacht clubs.


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Although Dr Andrew Unterweger is a qualifi ed medical doctor, he admits with a laugh that he only practiced for three months before moving on to fi nance

and property. “I like commerce more than science so I went down that route,” he says.

He started a fi nancial advisory business in Australia that was geared for the professional market of doctors and lawyers. When that grew, he began a property business for those wanting to buy investment properties. “We deal with expats mainly, who want to buy properties in Australia. We help them with the fi nancing and all the other issues involved with owning an Australian property,” he says.

Dr Unterweger is the founder and CEO of The Unicorp Group, and Chairman of Wise Guru. He was born in Austria, but has lived in many parts of the world, including several Australian cities. He has been in Singapore for the last four years, and became a Club member three years ago.

“It was a combination of things that drew me to join,” he says. “I was living on the island so it’s part of the Sentosa lifestyle if you want to access the water and go boating. And it’s very convenient to go and sit at the balcony of LATITUDE Bistro and have a casual meal. There are lots of good attributes. It was also more of a family thing.”

His family—he has fi ve children between the ages of 10 and 27—enjoys different facilities at the Club. The younger kids like the pool and activities with other children, while the older ones prefer to play tennis and work out at the gym.

Personally, he comes mostly to dine, once or twice a week, depending on his sometimes-busy travel schedule. “The food at the bistro is casual and easy, and WOK°15 is nice when you feel like something Cantonese,” he says. He also likes bringing guests and entertaining at the Club, including at the Boaters’ Bar. “I like bringing guests from overseas and showing them the beautiful view of the Marina.”


Dr Unterweger became a Club member three years ago.

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When he does manage to visit, he typically spends a couple of hours at the Club’s dining outlets and leisure facility.

Dr Unterweger describes the ambiance at the Club as a “seaside holiday atmosphere”. “You can just cross the bridge and it already feels much more of a holiday atmosphere. It’s like a resort,” he says.

Although he counts all his Club outings and activities as being very enjoyable, one of his favourite memories is of coming by with his family during the festive season. He loved the decorations that had been put up around the Club, which gave it a very warm feel.

“I think the way the Club has been set up is good in terms of the various areas you can utilise when you socialise here. I can even bring my dogs. It’s also good for the younger children because many of our friends have younger children. It’s relaxed. You don’t have to worry too much,” he says.

A key feature that he likes about the Club, is how much the setting resembles seafront views in Australia. This helps him showcase the lifestyle to potential clients. “When I have guests from overseas and I talk to them about Australian property, I show them the view here, which bears a massive resemblance to so many places in Australia. You could be in the Gold Coast or the Sunshine Coast,” he says.

When Dr Unterweger and his family used to live on Ocean Drive, they would cycle or walk the two minutes it took to get to the Club. They have since moved and are about a 15-minute drive away. Even so, he admits that the distance hasn’t curbed the desire to come to the Club. “It’s not that far away,” he quips. “And on some level, I think it’s even more fun now. Even though you’re not living next door, it gives you a bit of entrée to the harbour front.”

The food at the bistro is casual and easy, and WOK°15 is nice when you feel like something Cantonese.




CLUB BUZZ/PROFILE (STAFF)

ONE°15’s Chief Security Manager, Ismail Bin Senin, shares with Longitude how he ensures the safety and security of Members at the Club.

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At the end of the day, when it’s time for me to go home, just knowing that the security of the club is in great hands creates a great sense of accomplishment for me.


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LONGITUDE: Hi Ismail! First of all, you’re really tall! How tall are you? Chief Security Manager Ismail Bin Senin: I’m 1.9 metres tall. My son, who’s 30, is almost my height, and my daughters, who are 22 and 24, are also pretty tall.

Tell us about the work you do here. As the Chief Security Manager for the past two years, I take care of the safety and security of the Members at the Club. My task is dynamic—there’s no set schedule. I monitor the operations and make sure the daily plans run smoothly.

I also plan the deployment of offi cers and make adjustments if there are any issues. I make sure there are no lapses and that the offi cers follow the rules and regulations. For example, when offi cers are manning the guard house, they should be alert at all times and there is strictly no smoking.

I also investigate when there are security breaches, such as someone entering the Marina without a valid pass. I then do the paperwork, after which I evaluate and identify what are the causes for the lapses.

Can you describe a recent breach and how you dealt with it? A vendor had come into the Marina without having acquired a pass. Our team had to locate the subject and investigate how he got in. We found out that he had tailgated someone to

gain entry. The subject is now barred from the area, which is the stiffest penalty.

How often do breaches happen?Not that often but it does happen. It’s like that saying, “Low crime doesn’t mean no crime”.

What are the challenges of the job?I think the challenges are not specifi c to this job because I’ve been in security for over two decades. My challenges pertain more to time management as I don’t work regular offi ce hours. It helps to have a supportive family, especially my wife, and friends who understand the demands of my job.

Tell us about some of the new implementations you’ve made since you started here. I instilled a sense of camaraderie within the group and I fi nd that the team works very well together now. The offi cers help and look out for one other. I also updated some of the administrative processes and made them digital, instead of still using paper, which saves us some time.

You were a Central Narcotics Bureau offi cer for 20 years. What skills did you bring from that line of work? I think it has helped a lot in ensuring that I have good security knowledge. I’m also comfortable talking to people and doing investigative work.

Are there any security measures that are unique to the Club?This is an exclusive Members club and only Members are allowed in to use the premises. Even in terms of parking, only Members and hotel guests are allowed to park here. It can sometimes be hard to manage that as some people will argue with us and ask why they can’t come in. A little bit of humour, wittiness and wisdom will help tackle that issue. I think my team does well in that.

What is your favourite part of the work?Seeing things get done properly. For example, once we complete any investigative work, we’ll send the report to higher management to have a look. If they’re happy with the work, that provides a lot of job satisfaction. And at the end of the day, when it’s time for me to go home, just knowing that the security of the club is in great hands creates a great sense of accomplishment for me.

ISMAIL’S TOP THREE

1. Spending Time with Family

On my days off , I love spending time with my family, especially my wife. We’ll have a meal or go for an evening walk together.

2. Keeping Active

I go jogging and I also spend a lot of time cycling, mostly over the weekends. I used to go to the gym but not so much anymore.

3. Going to Changi Beach

That’s my favourite haunt. We go as a family about once a month, and I cycle and swim when I’m there.



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CLUB BUZZ/HAPPENINGS

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONSMore than 40 children took part in the annual ONE°15 Swim/Kick competition this year.

ON 29 APRIL, Members and their kids gathered at ONE°15 for the annual swimming competition for children aged 12 and below. This year marks the fi fth edition and the young participants pulled out all the stops to showcase their strength, power and agility in the water. Everyone who enrolled to compete was given a certifi cate of participation and, of course, medals and trophies were awarded to the best in the game.

There were a total of 40 swimming categories and an astounding 15 new meet records were established.

Besides trophies, winners were also presented with medals.

The participants giving their best in this year’s competition.


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HERE ARE THE WINNERS OF 2018

Koh Wen Ryn 25m Freestyle Kick, Boys, 6 - 7 years old 25m Breaststroke Kick, Boys, 6 - 7 years old 25m Breaststroke Swim, Boys, 6 - 7years old

Karla K. D. 25m Freestyle Kick, Girls, 6 - 7 years oldAndersen 25m Backstroke Kick, Girls, 6 - 7 years old (New Meet Record: 0:50.33s)

Jamie Nepilly 25m Freestyle Kick, Boys, 4 - 5 years old 25m Breaststroke Kick, Boys, 4 - 5 years old 25m Freestyle Swim, Boys, 4 - 5 years old

Nicole Elizabeth 25m Freestyle Kick, Girls, 4 - 5 years oldTay Hui En

Beverly Chen 25m Breaststroke Kick, Girls, 6 - 7 years old

Gabreiella Koh 25m Breaststroke Kick, Girls, 4 - 5 years old 25m Backstroke Kick, Girls, 4 - 5 years old

Noah Willis 25m Backstroke Kick, Boys, 6 - 7 years old

Aadi Sujan 25m Butterfl y Kick, Boys, 6 - 7 years old

Titus Neo 50m Freestyle Swim, Boys, 10 - 12 years old 50m Breaststroke Swim, Boys, 10 - 12 years old 50m Backstroke Swim, Boys, 10 - 12 years old 50m Butterfl y Swim, Boys, 10 - 12 years old

Seow Qi En 50m Freestyle Swim, Girls, 10 - 12 years old (New Meet Record: 0:38.57s) 50m Breaststroke Swim, Girls, 10 - 12 years old (New Meet Record: 0:48.14s) 50m Butterfl y Swim, Girls, 10 - 12 years old (New Meet Record: 0:43.58s)

Asher Quah 50m Freestyle Swim, Boys, 8 - 9 years old (New Meet Record: 0:45.40s) 50m Backstroke Swim, Boys, 8 - 9 years old (New Meet Record: 0:53.35s) 50m Butterfl y Swim, Boys, 8 - 9 years old (New Meet Record: 0:55.66s)

Ella Aramburu 50m Freestyle Swim, Girls, 8 - 9 years old (New Meet Record: 0:46.13s)

Thomas Nash 25m Freestyle Swim, Boys, 6 - 7 years old 25m Backstroke Swim, Boys, 6 - 7 years old 25m Butterfl y Swim, Boys, 6 - 7 years old

Emmi Wells 25m Freestyle Swim, Girls, 6 - 7 years old (New Meet Record: 0:23.87s) 25m Butterfl y Swim, Girls, 6 - 7 years old (New Meet Record: 0:33.32s)

Lai Yong Xian 50m Breaststroke Swim, Boys, 8 - 9 years old (New Meet Record: 1:01.31s)

Lily Nepilly 50m Breaststroke Swim, Girls, 8 - 9 years old (New Meet Record: 1:09.36s)

Lana Bentley 25m Breaststroke Swim, Girls, 6 - 7 years old (New Meet Record: 0:41.06s)

Jill Trinity 50m Backstroke Swim, Girls, 10 - 12 years oldMontales

Maya Morgans 50m Backstroke Swim, Girls, 8 - 9 years old (New Meet Record: 0:58.01s)

Elise Allen 25m Backstroke Swim, Girls, 6 - 7 years old

Lucy Nepilly 50m Butterfl y Swim, Girls, 8 - 9 years old (New Meet Record: 1:18.61s)

An astounding 15 new records were established by these young champions.

More than just a competition, the young contestants had a fun day out in the sun.

There were more than 40 participants vying for one of these trophies.

SWIMMING CLASSES

If you’d like to enrol your child in our swimming classes, please contact the Recreation Department at 6305 6988 or email [email protected]. For more information, please refer to page 44.


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BEST FACE FORWARDMembers had a great time getting advice from our experts on how to age gracefully and gain perfect vision.

Members who attended the talk walked away with useful information on how to age gracefully and how treatments such as lasers and lens implants can correct imperfect eyesight.

AGEING IS AN INEVITABLE PROCESS but that doesn’t mean we can’t age with dignity. On 10 May, Dr Daphne Han, Senior Consultant and Ophthalmologist from the Singapore Medical Specialist Centre and Dr Chiam Chiak Teng, member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine shared with our Members the various options available on how to be free from wearing spectacles and achieve perfect vision. With the advancement in technology, treatments such as lasers and lens implants are able to help correct imperfect eyesight, and they are no longer as invasive as they used to be. Moreover, post-surgery care for eyes have become more developed and advanced, so we can rest assured that 10/10 vision is within our reach.

Our panel of experts also shared tips on how to tackle common ageing skin concerns such as sagging skin and how effective skincare regimes can

help slow down that process. Of course, medical advances these days mean that there are non-invasive and “scarless” treatments that allow us to achieve the ideal perception of beauty.

It was a fruitful session and Members not only walked away armed with useful information, they also enjoyed themselves.

(Standing): Pamela See, John Kuo, Charmain Phor and staff from Singapore Medical Specialists Centre. (Sitting): Josephine Lopez, Alan Bickham, Margaret Siew, Angie Yee, Jorge Lau and Lionel Lopez.

Besides useful information, this was a also a great opportunity for Members to catch up with one another.

Dr Chiam Chiak Teng shared tips on how to tackle common ageing skin concerns.

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MINGLING AT THE MARINA

NEW MEMBERS NIGHT

Another successful Members’ Night at the Club.

We would like to extend our warmest welcome to our new Members.

ON 25 APRIL, the Boaters’ Bar was alive with laughter and chatter as members of our Affi liate Club—the Swiss Club—mingled with other ONE°15 Members over canapes, wine and beers. More than 30 Members turned up for this special evening and all had a good time. Besides networking, it was also a great time for our Members to forge new friendships and catch up with old friends.

IT WAS A MEMORABLE NIGHT FOR ALL. On 18 April, ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove threw a warm reception for our new Members at the rooftop terrace. More than just a welcome party, this quarterly event is also a chance for the Club to get to know our Members so that we can serve them better in the future. Networking was the order of the day, where the new Members got better acquainted with one another and the team from ONE°15 over wine, beer as well as a sumptuous buffet dinner prepared thoughtfully by the chefs at the Club.

ONE°15 GM Teo Joo Leng and the rest of the management team were also present to interact as well as facilitate introductions among the guests.

Held at the rooftop terrace, it was a good time for our new Members to get to know one another.

Ching Lam Le Juge, Violet and Alvin Tay.

Mark Ee, Magdalene Wong, Jens Rubbert and Gabrielle Sanders-Rubbert.

Katja Brinkmann & Nicole Tretwer-Matthes.

GM of Swiss Club Carsten Kjeldmann, Jorge Lau and ONE°15 GM Teo Joo Leng.

The management of ONE°15 was also present on this special occasion.

Fenella Findlater and Adrian Jacklowsky (Deputy President of the Swiss Club).


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A PEER-TO-PEER ONLINE ECOSYSTEM, ONE°15 Life is designed to offer customers and asset owners easy and streamlined access to the information or services they need. It’s a digital platform for marina-related services such as yacht chartering and private jet hires, with the vision to make these services easily accessible to people.

ONE°15 Life is expected to be launched in phases with the fi rst module (or “asset”) – yacht charters – to go “live” in the third quarter of 2018. Besides exciting assets, the entire platform will be powered by an Artifi cial Intelligence-ready engine, which will make smart recommendations to its users based on their registered profi les.

Mr Trevor Fong, General Manager of ONE°15 Marina (Malaysia, China & North Asia) and Special Projects, who is spearheading the project, said: “We selected StarHub as our strategic partner and tech enabler in our digital transformation journey. With its omni-present channels and island-wide network, StarHub is able to deliver not

SUTL Enterprise signed a partnership with Starhub on 12 April to create ONE°15 Life, a digital marketplace for ultimate lifestyle experiences.

ALL ABOARD


ON 19 MAY, GOGREEN HOLDINGS, the sole distributor of Segway personal mobility devices (PMD) in Singapore, launched its pilot dockless scooter-sharing programme with the star power of one of its shareholders Mr Jackie Chan. Powered by the Segway ES2 electric scooters, this programme lets tourists explore our city in a fun and eco-friendly way.

Like the international superstar, SUTL is a shareholder of GoGreen Holdings, and our Chairman/CEO, Mr Arthur Tay, was also present to mark this momentous occasion.

GoGreen also unveiled its fl agship store, PMD rental service, and the world’s fi rst Segway vending machine at Downtown East. This is the ideal location to showcase the company’s products because it is right at the centre of the recently completed Refreshing Downtown East Redevelopment project – now you can explore the nature parks while riding GoGreen’s mobility devices.

GREEN MOVEMENTGoGreen’s pilot dockless scooter-sharing programme will change the way tourists explore Singapore.

just the communications and tech solutions that SUTL needs, but also media coverage to our target markets and audience.”

SUTL Enterprise Executive Director and Chief Executive Offi cer, Mr Arthur Tay said: “The ONE°15 brand promise is to celebrate a life less ordinary. With ONE°15 Life, we are essentially building an ecosystem, beyond geographical constraints, working with qualifi ed partners globally and harnessing the power of technology through AI and data analytics, to create a multi-asset online platform offering yachting, jetting and marina services, that will digitally transform and revolutionise the way we celebrate life.”

Ronnie Tan (GM) from NTUC Downtown East, Gay Chee Cheong (Shareholder) from GoGreen, Arthur Tay (Director/Shareholder) GoGreen, Jackie Chan (Shareholder) from GoGreen, Michael Tan (Director) from GoGreen, Matt McGuire (Director/Shareholder) from GoGreen, Lim Eng Lee (CEO) from NTUC Club.

Trevor Fong, Arthur Tay, Dr Chong Yok Sin and Thomas Eugene Chia at the signing ceremony.

Jackie Chan is one of the shareholders of GoGreen Holdings.

Trevor Fong is the General Manager of ONE°15 Marina (Malaysia, China & North Asia) and Special Projects; he is spearheading the ONE°15 Life project.

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CLUB BUZZ/NOTICES

INTEREST GROUPS

REFURBISHMENT COMPLETED

Are you an avid wine fan? Or a fitness enthusiast? We want you.

THROUGH THE INTEREST GROUP SURVEY conducted last year, results indicate that Wine & Fitness are the most popular interests amongst our Members.

To help bring like-minded Members together to pursue your interests, the Club would like to invite Member volunteers to form committees for the Wine Interest Group and Fitness Interest Group. The committees will spearhead the groups’ activities and drive greater participation in their groups.A Committee Member should be:• Of good standing with the Club• Able to commit to organising at least 1 event a month• Able to undertake committee duties for 1 year

Member may nominate himself/herself for both groups.Members can register their interest with the Membership Department at [email protected]

AS PART OF THE CLUB’S ONGOING EFFORTS to ensure fi rst class facilities for our Members, the walls and fl oors of the steam rooms for both Men and Ladies have been retiled so that all Members can now relax, rejuvenate and unwind comfortably.

NIKE NOW OCCUPIES over 6,000 sq ft at VivoCity with the newly opened stores at Level Two (#02-29A) and Basement One (#B1-21/22/23). The shop at Level Two boasts a generous fl oor space and high-quality offering that will surely make your shopping experience even more enjoyable.

On the other hand, the store at Basement One, which was opened in June, features a curated selection of Running and Training products as well as Nike’s latest Young Athletes, Basketball and Jordan collections.

RETAIL THERAPYNike gives you more reason to head to VivoCity.



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CLUB BUZZ/RSVP

Date: Saturday, 14 July 2018

Time: 10am – 2pm

Venue: Outside Recreation Offi ce

Price: $130+ (Member), $150+ (Member’s Guest)

Cruise the Southern Islands and enjoy sumptuous lunch onboard. Enjoy island hopping from Pulau Semaku to Kusu Island and Lazarus Island! Register your interest with Recreation Department by 7 July 2018.

Southern Island Expedition Trip

Date: Thursday, 12 July 2018

Time: 6.30pm – 9pm

Venue: Boaters’ Bar

Network with fellow Members as well as Members from the Chinese Swimming Club over delectable dinner and drinks. Delight in an enchanting view of the Marina as you set sail onboard a joyride yacht. Also, stand a chance to win attractive prizes at the lucky draw! Register your interest with Membership Department by 6 July 2018.Event is limited to the fi rst 34 sign-ups and 2 sign-ups per membership account.

Joint Members’ Cocktail Reception with Chinese Swimming Club


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CLUB BUZZ/RSVP

Date: Saturday, 14 July 2018 (Women’s Finals) &

Sunday, 15 July 2018 (Men’s Finals)

Time: 7pm till late


Price: Complimentary entry

Don’t miss out any action from the fi nals of 2018 Wimbledon Championship, the oldest and most prestigious tennis championship, live from London at the fl oating Boaters’ Bar. Sip on drinks at $5+ all night while cheering on for your favourite player!

2018 Wimbledon Championship Finals Screening

Date: Saturday, 14 July 2018 & Sunday, 15 July 2018

Time: 11pm till late



Don your favourite football team’s jersey and cheer them on as they compete for the ultimate glory —the 2018 FIFA World Cup!

2018 FIFA World Cup Finals Screening




CLUB BUZZ/RSVP

RFM

Date: Saturday, 28 July 2018

Time: 1pm – 5pm

Venue: Captain’s Table

Price: $48+ (Member), $58+ (Member’s Guest) per pair

Exclusively for the ladies! Pair up with a favourite friend and pick up new culinary skills with the step-by-step cooking class brought to you by our award-winning celebrity Executive Chef William Soh. Register your interest with Recreation Department by 21 July 2018. Event is limited to 16 sign-ups (8 pairs).

Cook Up A Storm (Ladies Exclusive)




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RESERVATIONS & ENQUIRIES

Recreation Department 6305 6980 | [email protected] & Beverage Department 6305 6982 | [email protected] Department 6305 6988 | [email protected]

Date: Monday, 13 August 2018

Time: 6.30pm – 8.30pm

Venue: NOVA Room

Do you know what happens when you decide to liquidate your business? Learn the importance and essential aspects of estate planning including business exit planning and how to tackle them.Register your interest with Membership Department by 6 August 2018.Event is limited to the fi rst 40 sign-ups and 2 sign-ups per membership account.

Date: Saturday, 28 July 2018 & 25 August 2018

Time: 7pm – 8.30pm



Armed with a handful of information that you’ve never put to use? Why not gather your friends for a night of fun and laughter, and pit your wits against the others and compete to win attractive prizes at Trivia Nights?

Estate Planning Talk for Business Owners

Trivia Nights

Date: Saturday, 4 August 2018

Time: 8am – 12pm

Venue: Lazarus Island

Price: $180+ (Member), $200+ (Member’s Guest)

How would you like to bond with your child over fi shing and learn the basics of this leisure activity at the same time? When you sign up for Teach Me to Fish — Mini Me, you can also experience the boating lifestyle and explore the Southern Islands with your child!Register your interest with Recreation Departmentby 28 July 2018.

Teach Me to Fish — Mini Me



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LUXE LIFE

Who says you can’t look cool at the Club, even as the temperature rises? Here are some choice picks that will let you stand out in the crowd.

LET’S FACE ITIf you have been diligently taking care of your skin while out at sea but still not getting that glow, here’s the secret—the EVE LOM Radiance Face Oil. The concentrated yet lightweight formula is enriched with antioxidants that fi ght against free radicals that can lead to premature ageing. It also calms the skin, reduces visible signs of stress and hydrates your skin for up to 12 hours after use. So for beauty’s sake, just do it. The Eve Lom Radiance Face Oil is available at escentials Paragon, escentials TANGS Orchard, and Sephora Singapore (except for Sephora Great World City).

RULE THE WAVESBreitling broke the technology

barrier in watchmaking when it created the Exospace

B55 in 2016 for pilots to navigate the skies using a Bluetooth connection

to a smartphone. This year, the watch marque set tongues wagging with its Exospace B55

Yachting timepiece. The new masterpiece created

for avid yachtsmen and seafarers boasts a Breitling

Manufacture Caliber B55 with a thermos-compensated quartz

electronic movement that powers the Chronograph. It comes with analog as well as 12- and 24-hour digital displays, visible through a sapphire crystal with anti-refl ective treatment. And yes, it pairs with your smartphone too!

IT’S A SHOE-INLook the part when you next have a leisure Sunday bunch at ONE°15 with these luxurious sneakers by Christian Louboutin. The Rantulow, as it is called, is a pair of low-top leather sneakers with a padded tongue and collar for added comfort. Whether worn with a pair of tailored shorts or khaki chinos, these stunning kicks will defi nitely let you step out in style.



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SPIRITED AWAYYou may be familiar with several family members in the scented world of Miuccia Prada and perfumer Daniela Andrier. Now meet Mandarine, the latest member of the Les Infusions de Prada. A layering of bitter orange with mandarin blossoms and the sultry essence from the opopanax tree culminate in a fragrance that is warm, bright and full of zest—all at once. Spritz away and leave a lasting impression. The Infusion Mandarine and the Les Infusions de Prada collection are available at major department stores.

DEVOTED TO YOUDolce & Gabbana, known for its extravagant designs, have created a new object of worship for women—the Devotion bag. This new arm or shoulder candy, whichever way you prefer to carry it, looks set for the “It’ bag status. While there’s no religious overtones to the bag, it is marked by a distinct sacred heart, which hides the closure with a metal frieze of micro-forged brass and copper as well as fi ne antiqued gold fi nish seen in jewellery-making. The DG logo sits in the centre of the heart, framed by delicate pearls and leaves. Bag the envy, carry it.

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SLIP RIGHT IN Whether you are stepping onto a lush carpet or chilling out on by the pool at the Club, this pair of slippers from Kwanpen is just what you need to fi t right in and stay cool. Crafted with a soft leather sole and fi rm leather straps, it’s the ultimate luxury in slipper construction.


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FINE FOOD

TerroirFrom its earnest winemaking processes to its honest flavours, it’s no surprise that natural wines are captivating wine lovers around the world.

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this comes at a time when winemakers are striving to produce wines that are the truest expressions of the land and fruit from which they came, and runs congruent to the emphasis being placed on viticulture as a key element in producing the greatest possible wines.

While many connoisseurs continue to endeavour in acquiring knowledge on the various regions, grape varietals, and particular styles or blends, current wine conversations are frequently taking the spotlight off oenology—and shifting attention to the work being done to the soil and on the vines. Essential in understanding today’s viticulture climate is the ability to differentiate between the organic and biodynamic farming philosophies that are utilised by many growers and producers, ultimately leading to an appreciation of how natural viticulture affects the quality of the wine produced. While organic and biodynamic are similar, the two should not be used synonymously.

Organic farming is something that has become very familiar over the past two decades and it’s encouraging that many winemakers have embraced a return to more natural techniques to replace industrial fertilisers in cultivating their fruit. In an organic vineyard, biodiversity is prized, so the soil is rich with worms and insects, while mineral-rich vegetation is grown for the benefi t of the fruit. Basically, the soil is healthier, resulting in healthier

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vines that bear healthier fruit. Due to these natural growing conditions, many people say that organic wines “simply taste better.” These wines also possess more subtle aromas, enjoy better acidity and usually have less alcohol.

While all organic wines are made from grapes that have been grown in soil free from synthetic chemicals such as fertilisers, herbicides or pesticides, it’s important to note that wines made with certifi ed organic fruit are not necessarily organic wines. In the United States, wines can only be listed as “certifi ed organic” if the grapes used are organically grown and the wine doesn’t have any added sulphur dioxide or fi ning agents. In the winemaking process, sulphites are added to lengthen a wine’s shelf life and many deem them to be critical in wine preservation. In Europe and Canada, organic wines must be made from organically grown grapes, but they’re allowed to contain a limited amount of added sulphites. It’s also worth knowing that many vineyards practice organic farming techniques, but have not fi led for the necessary “organic” accreditation due to the time and money involved.

Biodynamic wine production takes organic farming and winemaking a few steps further, and many of its proponents claim that the biodynamic

wines are the clearest expressions of their terroir. In addition to strictly adhering to the principles of organic viticulture, the biodynamic approach to grape-growing views the vineyard holistically and recognises that the entire parcel is an organism unto itself, where various life forms coexist and are interdependent of one another. The vineyard is seen not as solely as a plot of land that grows fruit for wine production, but as a larger environment for biodiversity.

A certifi ed biodynamic vineyard must subscribe to the set of practices outlined by Rudolf Steiner, an Austrian philosopher who predates the organic farming movement. In a lecture given by Steiner in 1924 to the Austrian farming industry (one that was dismayed with the ill effects that pesticides were having on their farms), he presented an ecologically sound and sustainable approach to agriculture that promised to increase the soil’s productivity without using harmful chemicals.

A back-to-basics approach to winemaking is believed to create the truest expressions of the land and the grape.

In Europe and Canada, organic wines must be made from organically grown grapes, but they’re allowed to contain a limited amount of added sulphites.




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His philosophy wasn’t only concerned with how things at the ground level affect farming, but also took into consideration how celestial bodies and lunar cycles would infl uence activities such as planting, pruning and harvesting. He promoted ways that farmers could best take advantage of the relative positions of the sun, moon, stars and planets to maximise crop production. This practice of interconnectivity between man, earth and the heavens isn’t new—it dates back to ancient Greek and Egyptian civilisations, and is still currently considered in the modern-day American Farmers’ Almanac.

In his research, Steiner also outlined nine biodynamic preparations that could be used as sprays and compost at the vineyard. They include ones that make use of cow manure and quartz, placed inside cow horns and then buried in the ground. Other preparations include medicinal plants such as yarrow and chamomile—which are wrapped in a stag’s bladder and a cow’s intestine, respectively—before being buried in the soil.

While there have been critics suggesting that many of these preparations are more ceremonial than scientifi c, there is no denying that some of the best bottles out there are produced by employing biodynamic practices. And the world certainly has room for more good wines.

BIODYNAMIC BAROLOIn the heart of Piedmont is Monfalletto, one of the oldest wine-producing estates in the country. Strategically situated in the town of La Morra, the centre of Italian Barolo production, the vineyard is marked by a large Lebanese cedar tree, which can be seen from every vantage point throughout all of the 28 hectares that house the Cordero di Montezemolo vineyards. Owned by the Falletti family since 1340, the land and the winery are now managed by Alberto Cordero, a member of the family’s 19th generation.

The property primarily cultivates local grape varietals—nebbiolo, barbera, dolcetto, and arneis—but it also grows chardonnay grapes, its only international varietal. In 2013, Alberto decided to undergo the organic certifi cation process for the vineyards and the winery. Today, biodynamic viticulture is practiced here, using natural alternatives to treat the soil and vines as well as organic substances to keep the soil nutrient-rich. A network of ducts collects and recycles rainwater for vine treatment and irrigation, making the vineyard 100 per cent water-independent.

Renowned for its DOC- and DOCG-classifi ed wines, the estate’s signature is the Monfalletto Barolo, characterised by delicate tones, with hints of rose, cherry and violet, and soft, sweet tannins. Other premium estate bottles include the Bricco Gattera Barolo, made from grapes sourced at the highest peak of the hill. However, the Barolo Riserva Gorette is the most prized wine—and the most recent addition to its catalogue, with fi rst production in 1998. Produced solely in great vintages, only 1,000 magnum bottles are sold at the winery each year. This wine is made from grapes from the oldest vines, which are situated at the foot of the Lebanese cedar tree.

Another of the estate’s premium wines is the Enrico VI, while other noteworthy bottles include the Barbera d’Alba, and a Langhe chardonnay.

Many people say that organic wines “simply taste better” due to

the natural growing conditions.

WINE APPRECIATION

The Club has a comprehensive selection of wines from several regions. If you’re looking for organic wines, try the Il Molino di Grace Chianti Classico or the Domini Veneti Valpolicella DOC Classico, both from Italy. Check out our extensive wine list available at all dining outlets in the Club. The Club is also looking for Members who are avid wine fans to form a committee for our Wine Interest Group. The Committee Members will spearhead the group’s activities and drive participation. Please refer to page 25 for more information.




LUSH ESCAPES

From the desert to the rainforest, be one with nature and find peace of mind under the shade of these luxury tents.

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Sunset is a particularly special time to take in the view.




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SANDCanvas Club, Wahiba Sands, Oman

1001 Arabian Nights come to life at Canvas Club, a luxurious private camp in the golden dunes of Wahiba Sands. Off the beaten path and in the middle of the pristine deserts—you will arrive at the camp by camel—Canvas Club is the epitome of a Middle-eastern dream. Each traditional Bedouin tent, which can accommodate two adults and two children, are furnished with comfortable beds and tastefully decorated with ornate rugs, cushions, and colourful lanterns.

A separate bathroom tent offers the luxury of hot water showers and a foot-pumped wash basin.

Start your day with the beautiful Oman sunrise and the aroma of freshly baked Omani bread, and explore the vicinity with your private driver and guide by jeep. Visit the Al Hayer falls of Wadi Bani Khalid, where you can take a dip in its crystalline waters and explore cave complexes. If you are feeling adventurous, ask the drivers to show off their dune bashing skills, or embark on a camel ride. At night, enjoy uninterrupted views of the starry skies as you feast on a meal specially prepared by your private chef by the candlelight.

Canvas Club is a luxurious private camp in the golden

dunes of Wahiba Sands.

Nearest Reciprocal Club: Arabian Ranches Golf Club.




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A pine forest blanketed in snow, an icy lake, and a spectacular display of lights against the Milky Way—Aurora Safari Camp in Sweden, is nothing short of magical. Even the journey to it is an experience to remember—glampers are taken on a reindeer hide-clad sleigh bench behind a snow-mobile across the frozen lake to the camp. The creation of famed Swedish photographer Fredrik Broman, every view from the African-style tented camp is picturesque. Perfect for travellers chasing the Aurora Borealis. The camp is located away from the glare of light pollution so you can admire the Northern Lights in its full glory—Broman will even share tips on how to capture the incredible sight.

The private camp features three Lavvu rooms, safari-style tents that can be rearranged into double, twin or family rooms. A fi rewood heater in each Lavvu keeps you warm even at -37°C. The lounge also has a fi replace where guests can sip on warmed lingonberry juice, or host a dinner for up to 14. A sauna is also available, on a fl oat frozen into the ice of the river. Or you can take in the magnifi cent views by the open fi replace, surrounded by friends and family under the stars.

Nearest Reciprocal Club: The Royal Swedish Yacht Club.

SNOWAurora Safari Camp,

Lapland, Sweden

Besides a spectacular view, at Aurora Safari Camp, you also get a chance to admire the Northern Lights.

Glampers are ushered to camp via reindeer hide-clad sleighs.




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LONGITUDE TIP

Members of ONE°15 can enjoy access to reciprocal clubs around the world. To visit Roppongi Hills Club, Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, and Shanghai Ranquet Club, bring along your membership card, passport, and letter of introduction —the latter can be obtained from the Members Concierge by contacting +65 6305 6988 or [email protected]. In Singapore, our aff iliate clubs off er first class dining options, leisure and sports facilities as well as a premier private business club where you can entertain with success. To access these aff iliate clubs, you must be an active member. Simply present your ONE°15 Marina membership card at the clubs to enjoy their facilities!*Kindly note that Members visiting the Chinese Swimming Club will have to obtain a letter of introduction.

Instead of lounging the weekend away at a beach resort, why not pack your bags and move into a beach-side safari camp, where all the action happens? Nestled in the dune of Cape Range National Park, just metres away from the beautiful Ningaloo Reef, Sal Salis is the place for glampers who enjoy the sand, sea and the expansive species of marine creatures and native critters that Western Australia has to offer.

Sitting on raised platforms on the sandy coast, each of the nine spacious wilderness tents features comfortable handmade jarrah beds and cotton sheets, with an eco-ensuite bathroom using a

SEASal Salis, Ningaloo Reef

Western Australia

hand-pump shower. Power at the camp is solar generated and there is no WiFi or mobile reception, so there’s no better time to go off the grid and live in the now. Wake up to the song of birds and sip on your morning coffee as you watch humpback whales breach beyond the reef. Activities at Sal Salis include snorkeling, swimming with the whale sharks and humpback whales, kayaking, fi shing, and guided walks along the gorges where you will fi nd wallabies, emus, as well as unique fl ora and fauna.

Sal Salis is a beach-side safari camp nestled in the dune of Cape Range National Park in Australia.

Power at the camp is solar generated and there is no WiFi or mobile reception.

Nearest Reciprocal Club: Fremantle Sailing Club and Royal Perth Yacht Club.




CLUB PERKS/EAT & DRINK

SPECIALS OF THE MONTH

Member’s guests are subjected to an additional 10% service charge. Turn to page 5 for Terms and Conditions.

Heritage Buffet

In the month of July, LATITUDE Bistro is set to titillate your taste buds with its lusciously succulent Barbecue Pork Ribs. Glazed and seasoned with smoky and savoury barbecue sauce, the pork ribs are so tender that they melt in your mouth.

For those who love a sumptuous buffet spread, don’t miss the all-you-can-eat American and Hawaiian Buffet in the same month. Indulge in delectable traditional dishes such as Kalua Suckling Pig, Salmon Lomi Lomi, Jambalaya and Maryland Crab Cake, and make sure to save your stomach for desserts too.

As we celebrate National Day, LATITUDE Bistro has lined up a Heritage Buffet featuring iconic local favourites on 13 August. Must-try items include Prawn Ngoh Hiang, Singapore Laksa, Prawn Noodle Soup and Chicken Rice!

One other highlight this month is the Sliced Garoupa Vermicelli. An elevated take on the traditional Chinese dish, freshly sliced Garoupa fi sh is cooked to perfection in a bowl of hearty soup and vermicelli, adorned with sprinklings of fried shallots and spring onions. A truly delicious dish not to be missed.

At WOK°15 Kitchen, enjoy Pan-fried Wagyu beef at a special promotional price this July. Succulent and delicate, meat lovers will love the velvety texture of this exquisite beef that will surely leave you wanting more.

If you’re hankering after something a little more traditional, then you’re in for a treat. In August, indulge yourself with the Baked Kampong Chicken with Grape Sauce served in Pineapple. Think tender kampong chicken doused in piquant and rich grape sauce.


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CLUB PERKS/EAT & DRINK

HELIOS93 (LOBBY BAR)

Beat the Clock

July & August: Monday – Friday, 5pm – 8pm

Enjoy a range of beers – Corona, Asahi, Asahi Super Dry, Kronenbourg, Carlsberg, Somersby Apple/ Pear – at Happy Hour prices: Time will be based on our Lobby’s Audemars Piguet clock (Singapore time, GMT +8). So, can you beat the clock? PRICE: From 5pm to 5.59pm: $5+ per bottle; from 6pm to 6.59pm: $6+ per bottle; from 7pm to 8pm: $7+ per bottle.

BAR NEBULA

Single Malt Bundle

July & August: Tuesday – Sunday,

3pm – 11pm The best things in life come in pairs. Purchase two bottles of The Balvenie 12 Years Old for only $300+. PRICE: $300+

BOATERS’ BAR

Unwind at Boaters’ Bar

Ongoing till July: Wednesday – Sunday,

6:30pm – 11pm

With $5 drinks all night, you can now guzzle all the half-pint beer, house red and white wines as well as house spirits you want.PRICE: $5+

LATITUDE BISTRO

American and Hawaiian Buffet

July: Every Friday & Saturday,

6.30pm – 10.30pm

Skip the luau and head to LATITUDE Bistro for an all-you-can-eat American and Hawaiian Buffet. Savour delicious traditional dishes and local favourites such as Kalua Suckling Pig, Salmon Lomi Lomi, Jambalaya and Maryland Crab Cake. PRICE: $48+ (Adult), $24+ (Child)

Heritage Buffet

Aug: 13 May, 11.30am – 2.30pm Celebrate Singapore’s birthday with local delights including classics such as Prawn Ngoh Hiang, Singapore Laksa, Prawn Noodle Soup, Chicken Rice and more!PRICE: $48+ (Adult), $24+ (Child)

Barbecue Pork Ribs

July: Lunch & Dinner

Juicy, smoky and fi nger-licking good. Glazed and seasoned with fl avourful barbecue sauce, there are few things in life as satisfying as a plate of Barbecue Pork Ribs.PRICE: $18+ (half rack), $30+ (full rack)

Sliced Garoupa Vermicelli

August: Lunch & Dinner

This traditional Chinese style dish features freshly sliced Garoupa fi sh paired with vermicelli and hearty soup. Savour the natural sweetness of the fi sh adorned by sprinklings of fried shallots and spring onions. PRICE: $18+

WOK°15 KITCHEN

Pan-fried Wagyu Beef

July: Lunch & dinner

Savour succulent Pan-fried Wagyu Beef at a promotional price this July. Its savoury, delicate and velvety melt-in-your-mouth texture will leave you craving for more. PRICE: $28+ each (U.P. $38+).


LATITUDE Bistro • HELIOS93 • Bar Nebula • Boaters’ Bar 6305 6982 | [email protected]°15 Kitchen 6305 6998 | [email protected]

Barbecue Pork Ribs

Pan-fried Wagyu Beef

Beat The Clock

Baked Kampong Chicken with Grape

Sauce served in Pineapple

August: Lunch & dinner

Revel in tender Kampong Chicken paired with a sublime jammy grape sauce. Enjoy a burst of fl avour as each bite exudes sweetness from the grapes which goes extremely well with the perfectly marinated chicken. PRICE: $16+ (U.P. $28).




CLUB PERKS/PLAY & LEARN

RECREATION

Aqua

AcquaPole® & AcquaPole Boxing®

July & August: Every Tuesday,

8.30am – 9.20am

Jump into the Infi nity Pool and experience a workout like no other! Suitable for beginners, this class allows you to strengthen and challenge your body. Tone up, burn fat and achieve a stronger core while exercising in shallow water! PRICE: $110+ per person.Member’s Guest at $130+.

Aqua Bike Lite

July & August: Every Tuesday,

5.45pm – 6.30pm or every Friday,

10am – 10.45am

This is an introductory class suitable for beginners. Combining simple coordination of arm movements while cycling to music, this exercise is an ideal way to work out your joints and muscles. Aqua shoes are required for the lessons. PRICE: $120+ per person. Member’s Guest at $140+.

Aqua Bike Endurance

July & August: Every Thursday,

6pm – 6.45pm

This is a level 2 class for those seeking high intensity workouts. Get fi t with a mixture of interval and aerobic training with arm movements for a whole body workout. The class is also suitable as a cross-training alternative for triathlons and marathons. Aqua shoes are required for the lessons. PRICE: $120+ per person.Member’s Guest at $140+.

Private Swimming Lessons

Available on request

For those who prefer learning how to swim with your own private coach, this class allows you to have a one-on-one lesson with the coach of your choice from Yvonne Swim School. PRICE: Private lesson for 1 swimmer: $60 per person (30-minute lesson); $70 per person (45-minute lesson). Semi-private lesson for 2 swimmers: $40 per person (30-minute lesson); $45 per person (45-minute lesson).

Golf

Junior Golf Lessons

July & August

Designed for juniors aged 3 to 14 with an interest or aptitude for golf, the golf lessons conducted professionally by SgGolfCoach cover a well-rounded curriculum which includes fundamentals such as short game techniques and golf etiquette. As your child advances in the game, the friendly golf professionals will help hone their skills and techniques while working on each individual’s shortcomings. PRICE: From $200+ for 4 sessions.

Sports

Playball – Children Multisport

Enrichment Program

August to October: Every Tuesday,

from 4pm (2.5 – 4 years old);

every Wednesday, from 9am

(10 months old– 2 years old)

Fun and active enrichment classes for children 10 months old to 4 years old.Playball is an international multisport programme for foundation phase years, focusing on all forms of ball sports you can think of. It is non-competitive with an emphasis on having fun.PRICE: $160+ for full term or $22+for drop-in class (subject to availability).Call Recreation Department for schedule.

Tennis

Tennis Fit

July & August: Every Monday,

9am – 10.30am and every Wednesday,

7.30pm – 9.00pm

Discover your talent in tennis with Savitar! Elite coaches will cover all aspects and fundamentals of the tennis game and build your foundation to improve your skills. High-energy workouts are also available for those seeking to increase your fi tness and skills. PRICE: $40+ per session for 6 lessons (90-minute per session).




CLUB PERKS/PLAY & LEARN

Junior Tennis Programme

July & August: Call Recreation

Department for schedule

This programme focuses on the key fundamentals of tennis and is categorised into four sections (red, orange, green and yellow). The Junior Team Tennis Mini is used to nurture early competition. For volume purposes, normal balls are used for closed drills. Minimum requirement of 4 players needs to be met for the programme to commence. PRICE: $25+ for 60-minute lessons;$37.50+ for 90-minute lessons.

Private Tennis Lessons

Available on request

A low impact sport, tennis is great for the body and mind. At ONE°15, we provide one-hour lessons for varying numbers of players. PRICE: Director of tennis: $95+ (1 player); $47.50+ (2 players); $40+ (3 players); $30+ (4 or more players). Head professional: $85+ (1 player); $42.50+ (2 players); $36+ (3 players); $27+ (4 or more players).

Mixed Tennis Social

July & August: Every last Thursday of the

month, 8pm – 10pm

Get active and make new friends at the same time! Light refreshments will be provided. PRICE: Complimentary for members. $10+ for Member’s Guest.

Tennis Ladder Format

On-going

Improve your skills with friendly matches against fellow players. Two categories are available – 3.0 Level and over players and 3.0 Level and under players. Stand a chance to win attractive prizes!

Ladies Social

July & August: Every Monday,

8am – 10.30am

A great way to meet fellow ladies who enjoy a morning of social tennis. A Savitar professional will be there for all socials so you are guaranteed well balances round robin format matches. Applicable for players that have basic match play experience. A minimum of 4 ladies to start each week with pre-registration.PRICE: $25+ per player.

Kids’ Yoga

Ladybug Yoga, Buzzy Bee Yoga &

Leapfrog Yoga

July & August: Every Monday

• Ladybug Yoga (4 – 6 year olds):

4pm - 4.55pm

• Buzzy Bee Yoga (10 – 12 year olds):

5pm - 5.55pm

• Leapfrog Yoga (10 – 12 year olds):

6pm - 6.55pm

Introduce your child to a healthier lifestyle from a young age. Each yoga

class ensures age appropriateness and is gentle on children to facilitate a stress-free, fun yet educational environment. These classes aim to strengthen children’s foundations while imparting mindfulness, which has been proven to help children both in school and socially, for a well-balanced life. PRICE: Members at $180+ for 8 sessions. Member’s Guest at $198+.

Others

Lockers for Rent

On-going

Keep your belongings safe as you spend your time here at the Club. For your convenience, both female and male changing room lockers are now available for rental from as low as $10 per month with a minimum rental of six months. Pre-pay for a year of rental and the 12th month is free! Rental charges for six months: $60 (small); $120 (medium); $180+ (large).




CLUB PERKS/REST & RELAX


Fitness Centre 6305 6981 | [email protected] Department 6305 6988 | [email protected]

Fitness

Personal Training

July & August

Whether you are an injured athlete en route back to your peak performance or just looking to build strength and endurance to thrive in daily activities, we can help you attain your goals. Our qualifi ed trainers provide functional rehabilitation or personal trainings tailored to improve posture, mobility and even fl exibility. Under their reliable advice, your training processes will be optimised to ensure a safe and productive fi tness journey. PRICE: $1,000 for 10 sessions.

Boxing Xtraining

July & August

Focusing on cardio, strength and endurance training, the high intensity workouts will burn the extra calories while boosting your strength and endurance level at the same time.PRICE: $1,200 (10 sessions); $2,000 (20 sessions); $2,600 (30 sessions).

Sailing

Powered Pleasure Craft Driving License

(PPCDL) Course

July & August: Every Saturday &

Sunday

This course is designed to prepare aspiring sailors for the PPCDL test. From theoretical topics such as sound and light signals to practical sessions of being behind the wheel and driving the boat, this two full-day course will be taught by instructors from the Singapore Maritime Academy (SMA). At the end of the course, trainees will be awarded with a Certifi cate of Attendance, which is required for the PPCDL test conducted by SMA. The course requires a minimum of 5 participants to commence. PRICE: $330+ per trainee (Member); $290+ per trainee (student or NSF); $360+ (non-member). Price excludes test fees.

ROOMS

Family Fun

July & August

A family that plays together stays together. Receive a complimentary additional bed and breakfast for one when you stay with us in July and August. PRICE: From $185+.

ONE15 LUXURY YACHTING

Primetime Package

July & August

Indulge in spacious deck space and luxurious interior on Primetime. Enjoy the catamaran at a promotional price of $2,818+ per charter (4 hours, for a maximum of 37 persons) with a minimum of 10 charters. PRICE: $28,180+ for 10 charters ($2,818+ per charter, U.P. $3,218+). To be utilised by 31 Dec 2018.

Sunday Funday

July & August

Set sail to the Southern Islands onboard Le Tara and indulge in some water activities with the water scooters, jet-ski and more water toys available!PRICE: $1,688+ (5-hour charter for up to 10 persons). Promotion is valid on Sunday, excluding eve of/and on public holidays only.

SPA RAEL

Aromatic Body Massage

July – November

Restore peace of mind as therapeutic botanical oils envelop the body. This rhythmic body work relieves tense muscles and stimulates energy fl ow through its focused movements.PRICE: $68 nett for 60 minutes. (U.P. S$214)By appointment only. Please quote “OMC2426-SR2” when making your appointment. Valid for one time redemption only. Other terms and conditions apply.



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SAILING CALENDAR

July to December JULY7Around The Island Race United Kingdom www.roundtheisland.org.uk

12-15Multihull Solutions Phuket Regatta Phuket Yacht Club, Phuket, Thailand www.phuketyachtclub.com

13-21Borneo International Yachting Challenge Malaysia

14-21Panerai British Classic Week United Kingdom www.britishclassicyachtclub.org

16-22Rolex TP52 World Championship Clube Naval de Cascais, Portugal www.52superseries.com

18-22Phuket Race Week Phuket, Thailand www.phuketraceweek.com

21-22Republic of Singapore Yacht Club Regatta Singapore www.rsyc.org.sg

AUGUST2-6Sydney International Boat Show International Convention Centre, Sydney, Australia www.sydneyboatshow.com.au

9National Day

22Hari Raya Haji

SEPTEMBER11 - 16Cannes Yachting Festival Cannes, France www.cannesyachtingfestival.com

14-23Southampton Boat Show Mayflower Park, Southampton, United Kingdom www.southamptonboatshow.com

26-29Monaco Yacht Show Port Hercules, Monaco www.monacoyachtshow.com

OCTOBER6 - 7 OctONE⁰15 11th Anniversary ONE⁰15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore

9-18The Moorings Interline Regatta British Virgin Islands www.moorings.com

31-4 (Nov)Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States www.flibs.com

NOVEMBER17 - 18 Nov ONE°15 Christmas Boat Light Parade ONE⁰15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore

26–30Musto International Youth Match Racing Championships Sydney, Australia www.cyca.com.au

DECEMBER6–9Imperia Winter Regatta Impera, Italy www.cyca.com.au

8–16Paris Boat Show Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles, Paris, France www.salonnautiqueparis.com/en

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DIRECTORY

THE WORLD AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

As a Member of ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, Singapore, your

privileges extend beyond our premises. The Club has partnered with a top-tier selection of the world’s best marinas, yacht, golf and city clubs to enable our Members to access their facilities.

AFFILIATE CLUBS (SINGAPORE)• Chinese Swimming Club• Laguna National Golf and

Country Club• Swiss Club, Singapore• The British Club• Tower Club

To visit our Affi liate Clubs, please bring along your membership card. Those visiting the Chinese Swimming Club will also need to obtain a letter of introduction from the Members’ Concierge at 6305 6988 or [email protected]. Log in to the Members’ Area on the Club’s website to view the access period and terms of our Affi liate Clubs.

RECIPROCAL CLUBSAUSTRALIA• Brisbane Polo Club• Fremantle Sailing Club• Middle Harbour Yacht Club• Royal Motor Yacht Club• Royal Perth Yacht Club• Southport Yacht Club• Yorkeys Knob Boating Club

BERMUDA• Royal Bermuda Yacht Club

CANADA• Hollyburn Country Club• The Royal Canadian

Yacht Club• The Union Club of

British Columbia

CHINA• Aberdeen Boat Club• Ambassy Club• Beijing American Club• Chang An Club• The Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club• Discovery Bay Marina Club• Gold Coast Yacht & Country Club• Nansha Marina• Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club• Serenity Sanya Marina• Shanghai Racquet Club• The Dynasty Club• Visun Royal Yacht Club• Yalong Bay Yacht Club

INDONESIA• Batavia Marina• Ciputra Golf, Club & Hotel• Mercantile Athletic Club• Nongsa Point Marina• The American Club

JAPAN• Roppongi Hills Club• Tokyo American Club

MALAYSIA• Royal Langkawi Yacht Club• Sutera Harbour Marina Golf & Country Club

MONTENEGRO• Porto Montenegro Yacht Club

PHILIPPINES• Mount Malarayat Golf & Country Club• Puerto Galera Yacht Club• Sherwood Hills Golf Club• Subic Bay Yacht Club

PORTUGAL• Marina De Lagos

SWEDEN• The Royal Swedish Yacht Club

THAILAND• Pacifi c City Club• Royal Varuna Yacht Club

U.A.E (UNITED ARABEMIRATES)• Arabian Ranches Golf Club

UNITED KINGDOM• Deben Yacht Club• The Carlton Club• St. James’s Hotel and Club

USA• California Yacht Club• Manhasset Bay Yacht Club• The Hamilton Club of

Lancaster• Queen City Yacht Club• Seattle Yacht Club

GOLFING PRIVILEGESAUSTRALIA• Sanctuary Cove Golf & Country Club SINGAPORE• Sentosa Golf Club

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES• Arabian Ranches Golf Club

VIETNAM• Dalat Palace Golf Club• Montgomerie Links Golf Club• Sea Links Golf and

Country Club

To visit our Reciprocal Clubs, you will need your membership card, your passport and a letter of introduction, which can be obtained from the Members’ Concierge at 6305 6988 [email protected].

View the IAC list here:

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATE CLUBS (IAC)Members also enjoy reciprocal rights and privileges at the various clubs under the international associate clubs (IAC) list. To visit any of the clubs in the list, please arrange for your international associate clubs (IAC) visitor card via the Members’ Concierge at 6305 6988 or [email protected].

California Yacht Club Sutera Harbour


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