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05 Ladies Cohesion Golf - Floral Fantasy
07 SCC & KRTU Golf
09 Hari Raya Golf 2019
01 Editorial & Appointments 02 In & Around (GM’s Message) 04 Captain’s Column 05 Ladies Corner
Quarterly Ladies Cohesion
07 SCC & KRTU Golf 09 Hari Raya Golf 2019
14 Golf Tips
Hitting Great Shots is More Than
Just Clubhead Speed
15 F&B Promotions
July, August, September
16 Monthly Medal Results
April, May, June
17 Hole In One/Golf Fixtures
18 Membership News
Welcome New Members & Bouquets
General Manager Mr Ernest Ng
HR & Membership Manager Ms Patricia Kok
Finance Manager Ms Suzanne Lok
Operations Manager Mr Chan Keng Kiew
Golfing Manager Ms Christine M. Maestri
Senior Golfing Executive Ms Premavathi d/o Munusamy
Operations Executive Mr Chen Chun Fuk
Senior Events & Marketing Executive Ms Toh Mei Lian
Membership & Communications Executive Ms Iris Teh Sembawang Country Club 249 Sembawang Road (enter via Toranto Road) Tel: 6257 0642 Fax: 6752 0446 Website: www.sembawanggolf.org.sg Facebook: www.facebook.com/sembawangcountryclub
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CLUB MANAGEMENT CLUB DIRECTORY
CONTENTS
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EDITORIAL & APPOINTMENTS
Appointments President LG Melvyn Ong Su Kiat Club Chairman BG Dinesh Vasu Dash Club Vice Chairman ME7 Timothy Yap Advisor BG (Ret) Stephen Wong GREEN COMMITTEE Club Captain ME7 Teh Chong Ann Club Vice-Captain SLTC Melvyn Tan Ladies Captain ME5 Emily Lee Ladies Vice-Captain ME5 Lim Peck Yian Evelyn Competitions Convenor ME4 Andrew Ho Soo Whai Greens Convenor MAJ (RET) Chng Chee Tiong Handicap Convenor MAJ (RET) Ralph Aeria FINANCE COMMITTEE Treasurer ME7 Stewart Ng Assistant Treasurer MAJ Jasmon Lee Finance Committee Member LTC (RET) James Kwek AUDIT COMMITTEE Audit Committee Chairman ME6 Manimaran Ganesan Audit Committee Member Mr Sim You Hock DX10 Bernard Teh HOUSE COMMITTEE House Member SLTC Chow Wing Cheong Assistant House Member ME5 Chee Ad-Mern House Convenor MAJ (RET) Edward Kim ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE Engagement Committee Chairman COL(RET) Lee Boon Loi Engagement Committee Vice-Chairman COL (RET) Chan Jwee Kay Engagement Committee Member LTC Jackson Tean LTC (RET) Chua Cheng Lee ME6 Wong Chong Wai MAJ (RET) Tan Yuet Kin 1WO Alvin Ng PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE Publications Convenor LTC (RET) Eric Goh Publications Member Mr Gilbert Tan IT COMMITTEE IT Advisor MAJ Joseph Teo DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE Disciplinary Committee Chairman LTC (RET) James Kwek Disciplinary Committee Vice-Chairman ME6 Shaun Ng Chor Chuan LTC (RET) Lai Seow Liang Harry Disciplinary Committee Member ME6 Yeo Hock Heng Andrew ME6 Lim Yit Beng ME5 Emily Lee Mr Liau Wai Chee
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T ime flies and before you know it, it has been more than 100
days that our new General Manager, Mr Ernest Ng had
taken over the management of the Club. So glad to have you on
board, Ernest, and looking forward to your leading a wonderful
SCC team. All eyes are on the SCC Open on 19 and 20 July 2019. A
Mercedes E Class or $10K cash awaits the Hole-in-One prize
winner. May the best golfers rule! Congratulations are in order for all those newly promoted. May
you enjoy your promotion and remember to celebrate with us at
SCC. Cheers!
Eric Goh (Editor)
IN & AROUND BY GM MR ERNEST NG
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Dear Members. Hello and good day to all.
I have just past my first 100 days at SCC.
Hurray, I survived!
Three Months Gone by: April – June 2019
There were several major milestones for the last
3 months in SCC. Firstly, to my management
team it’s about changing mind-sets: Building One
Team. This was almost like a “protracted war”
involving significant “conflicts” about 2 cannots;
this cannot and that cannot. We also had to
battle the cynicism of what is One Team. On top
of that, we had to champion the many
engagements, feedbacks and the operations of
the club aimed at providing the best to our
members. Overall, I think we emerged largely
unscathed and with some successes. I would like
to extend a big thank you to my team for staying
true to the course and cause, and for supporting
and ensuring that we steer this ship in the right
direction. Secondly, Strategy. We went through
some very difficult and detailed discussions
about how to steer this ship to address current
realities and our desired outcome, sometimes
even engaging in heated “debates”. We have
also discussed the Vision, Mission and Values of
the club in great details, all ready for unveiling in
months to come. Overall, it was a fruitful quarter.
What took place in the last 3 months?
For the last 3 months, the Club continues to grow
from strength to strength both on and off the golf
course. A big THANK YOU to all who supported
our initiatives such as our festive events, monthly
medals, our F&B Promotions (our Satay Combo
Promotion) and even our first step towards our
Go Green efforts. I am happy to announce they
were all very well-received by members and
guests. Kudos to all and the team who made it
happened. I am sure we are all looking forward to
more festivities and fun in the upcoming
Members Night, Family Carnival, Deepavali and
Christmas golf events, not to mention our new
cozy café at the driving range.
Some of the key highlights of the last quarter are
as follows. The Club played host to the SCC &
KRTU friendly game (27 Apr 2019) and
organised one of our major festive golfing events,
Hari Raya Golf (15 June 2019). Both events
were celebrated with dinners that were absolutely
delicious. More importantly, there were lots of fun
and bonding. We were pleasantly heartened by
your participation and would continue to create
more memorable times with you and your family.
GM’s Message
IN & AROUND BY GM MR ERNEST NG
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Do continue to support our events and initiatives.
The months ahead: July- Dec 2019
SCC Open (19 & 20 July 2019)
July is the month for our highly anticipated SCC
Open. We expect a turn out in excess of 500
players and sponsors for our 2-day events. This
round, aside from the absolutely value-for money
goodie bags for both ladies and men, expect a
mouth-watering dinner and musical performances
for each day. Not to mention our super attractive
hole-in-one prizes (WOW! An E-Class Mercedes
and $10,000 cash on selected holes) for the lucky
ones! Don’t miss out!
Let’s “Go Green” Campaign
This time, it’s not about our Greens. Our greens
are growing well. The “Let’s Go Green Together”
Campaign was SCC’s initiative to improve the
environment in our own small way. By
encouraging the use of environmentally
sustainable practices in our premises such as
progressively doing away with the provision of
plastic bags in our changing rooms and drinking
straws in our restaurant, we hope to cultivate an
eco-conscious culture where everyone joins in to
make the Club environmentally friendly. We will
certainly do more in time to come and we eagerly
look forward to all your participations as the
campaign took flight 1 July 2019. Let’s “GO
GREEN” together!
Refurbishing the Changing Rooms
Another exciting effort in the coming months
would be our efforts to improve the Club
premises. We will be refreshing our golf changing
rooms at the end of this year. Members can
expect sleek interiors, enhanced lighting and
improved fixtures upon stepping into the
refreshed changing rooms. We will be showing
exhibits of the refurbishment works sometime in
Oct 2019 for members awareness. As the
refurbishment works will take place over a few
months and involve some re-allocation of
changing room for use, we seek your
understanding for any inconveniences caused
during this time. We will do our best to smoothen
the transition and ensure a pleasant experience
for you and your guests. Do stay tuned for more
updates via our various communication channels.
Staff Excellence Award (April to June 2019)
People are the cornerstone of all things
successful (especially in our industry). SCC will
always remember to have our peoples’ interest at
the centre of our considerations and at HEART
(以人為本). We are pleased to announce the
winners for the quarter of April to June 2019:
John (Facilities Supervisor) and Driving Range
Staff (Group Award) from Operations Department,
Afiqah (Events & Marketing Officer) and Rez
(Golfing Assistant) from Golfing Department.
Congratulations to all of them, and well done!
Thank you for your nominations, compliments and
feedback. Your positive feedback would certainly
motivate our staff to do their best and take pride in
their work. Do keep your feedback and
compliments coming! We will be glad to know how
we can serve you better.
Conclusion
It has been an eventful 3 months both for SCC
and me. We certainly hope that you are enjoying
the year thus far as much as we do! We are
nowhere perfect or getting there and many times
we also catch ourselves lacking in some areas.
Do continue to provide constructive feedbacks on
how we can do better. We are always open to
hear from you. Why? Because this is OUR CLUB,
and we are in this TOGETHER.
On a personal note, I am thoroughly pleased, and
feels wonderful, getting to know many of you and
your family over the course of my 100 days.
Again, these are probably my greatest joy and
gains this quarter.
As we stepped into August 2019. Our nation turns
54. Look out as SCC presents to all of you more
festive fun, including F&B promotions at the Club.
Here’s wishing you a Happy National Day and see
you at the Club!
YAY! I am 100 days old in this club :)
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CAPTAIN’S COLUMN BY ME7 TEH CHONG ANN
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Hi Sembawang golfers and friends,
First of all, let me thank all those who have
signed up to support our biennial SCC Open that
is coming up soon this month – it will be held on
Friday, 19th Jul for the Ladies, and Saturday, 20
th
Jul for the Men. And the TOP SECRET is out
now, all those participating in the event can have
a chance of either winning a Mercedes E-Class
or $10K (cold hard cash) on the 4 Par 3s when
your dream Hole-in-One happens! A gentle
(important) reminder for all golfers that due to
overwhelming participation, our existing parking
lots will not be able to accommodate all the cars
if most of us drive to the club, so parking shall be
on a first-come-first-served basis. Therefore, we
strongly encourage everyone to either Grab or
carpool as much as possible, and also to arrive
well ahead of your tee time (those arriving early
to prepare their mental state also seems to have
a higher chance of getting their Hole-in-One).
The organising committee is also working hard to
up the experiential factor on and off the Green,
so let us have your feedback after the event. :)
On safety and golf etiquette, these really go hand
-in-hand. If you recall, when Retro and I first took
over, we said that one of our key focus areas
was on the reduction of incidents of hazardous
play. We have since taken several measures
such as putting warning signage (or rather
reminders) at Hole #9 and Hole #13 on possible
dangerous play situations, and shifting the Hole
#13 tee-box back. However, these measures can
only reduce and not eliminate the risks of
dangerous play. The onus is on each and every
one of us to abide by the rules and respect the
other members of our SCC family as well as
others who play on our wonderful course.
Recently, we have seen an uptick in the number
of disciplinary reports, which had caused some
unpleasantness amongst our members. These
cases include driving the buggies into restricted
areas, not shouting ‘fore’ when the ball goes
astray, and not waiting for other golfers to clear
the green. We understand that sometimes we
might get impatient when the flight in front is
proceeding at a slower-than-expected pace. But
this should not be a justification to engage in
dangerous play, which not only threatens the
safety of others and yourselves, but also affects
the relationships between members of our SCC
family. I would encourage all to arrive early at
your tee-off to recognise the players in front of
you so that you can identify them ahead
throughout the game (good to say Hi also leh).
And in assessing whether the players in front of
you are out of range, do imagine that you will hit
the best shot that you ever had (minus those
times when your ball took the ‘MRT track’ to gain
obscene distances).
We will need all our golfers to make sure that we
are not causing slow play, since slow play
seems to breed dangerous play (it’s a tongue
twister). For those amongst us who take a
longer time to aim on the putting greens, we’d
say go for it, but be reasonable. Most of the
time, the devil is not in the aim, but the
execution. However, we also believe that slow
play is caused by unfamiliarity with the rules,
hence do acquaint yourself with the recent rules
changes. Let us all can look forward to a more
enjoyable and safe game on our course.
We come together because of our love for golf
and that includes fellow golfers as well. So be
nice, stay safe, and most importantly, let’s all
have fun out there together. See you at the SCC
Open 2019!
Chong Ann and Retro
The following are Immovable Obstructions
in the general area. A player may take free
relief under Rule 16.1b: distance markers,
hazard stakes, young trees supported by
wooden stakes, cart path, concrete drains
with or without gratings, permanent signs,
man-made staircases, protective fences,
electrical boxes, halfway house, irrigation
control boxes, rain shelters, maintenance
shed, sprinkler heads valve covers, edging
grooves, sump covers and rubber linings.
DO YOU KNOW?
LADIES’ CORNER BY LADY CAPTAIN ME5 EMILY LEE
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T he Quarterly Ladies Cohesion was held on 18 May 2019 and a total of 20 ladies took time to join us for a round of social golf and get to know more lady golfers for future networking. The ladies were dressed to the Flora theme and to our surprise, both Linda Kang and
Sakura Tan were dressed in similar purple top and floral bottom that they looked like “sisters”. Group photos were taken near at the pool side for a twist to break the ice…followed by a game of 18 holes. The weather held up well and some ladies enjoyed more of “we-fie’, yoga and “jumping” in the golf course than the golf game itself…..nevertheless, it was still a great platform for them to enjoy and get to know each other more. This time, we had 5 “newbies” joining us, the largest number of newbies compared to the past cohesion gathering …and they were Serene Mui Gek Goerojo, Tan Lay Har, Joyce Heng, Lynn Ng and Casilda Tan Chay Hiang and they were given some airtime to self-introduce themselves.
Floral Fantasy in Sembawang
LADIES’ CORNER BY LADY CAPTAIN ME5 EMILY LEE
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Thereafter the ladies were treated with light dinner that tasted so good especially when you are hungry. n between, they took the opportunity to interact with one another, exchanging mobile phone numbers so they can “jio” each other for golf games. The evening ended on a sumptuous note when all went home with great smiles and carrying with them at least a prize
for their great teamwork on the golf course, in addition to the “goodie bag” given which was a Heineken Golf umbrella to provide them a shady place in the sun when they next golf. All looking forward to the next gathering…. Our heartiest thanks to all the ladies who had participated in this ladies get-together and the ladies sub-committee together with the golfing staff who had helped to put everything together. This event was held for the ladies’ golfer, new and experienced, to meet and expand their circle of golfing kakis within Sembawang. Golf is a sport, and sports are meant to connect people. Hope all will look forward to meet each other in the club and not just to say a “Hi’’ and “Bye”, BUT to “jio” each other for a fun golf game . Till we meet again!
Ladies having so much fun that everyone look forward to the next gathering !
GREENS TALK
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SCC & KRTU GOLF By Gai Ismail
Our members with their KRTU teammates having fun on the course!
Golfers striking a pose and enjoying the camaraderie
T he Club hosted a friendly game with reciprocal club, Kelab Rekreasi Tentera
Udara (KRTU) on 27 April 2019 under excellent weather conditions. A total of 100
participants took part in the game and everyone managed to complete it, thanks to
the smooth pace of play. There was great camaraderie among members of both clubs as
they played alongside one another. Along with a scrumptious dinner, participants
enjoyed an engaging karaoke and dance session. The day closed with a cordial
exchange of mementos between SCC and KRTU. It was certainly a memorable event for
both clubs. Till the next friendly match!
GREENS TALK SCC & KRTU GOLF
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Having a great time over dinner after a game well-played
Our members enjoying a karaoke session
Club Captain exchanging mementos with Club Manager of KRTU
In high spirits following a good game and scrumptious dinner
GREENS TALK
HARI RAYA GOLF 2019 By Gai Ismail
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S CC celebrated Hari Raya with a fun golf
game on 15 June 2019 attended by 94
eager participants. Members received
gifts for the game and snacks for the
crossover. The afternoon was blessed with
good weather, fun and competitive spirit, as
participants immersed themselves in the
friendly match. As for dinner, participants
enjoyed a spread of delicious food such as
rendang, lontong, sambal goreng and lots of
other mouth-watering dishes. They were then
treated to a vibrant SILAT and cultural dance
performances. Winners from the top three
divisions were awarded prizes. All enjoyed an exciting evening with lots of good food and
entertainment. Hari Raya Golf has never failed to bring joy and laughter to the golf course!
“Take that!” Showing off their “fighting” spirit on the course
Everyone having a great time on the course. Say Cheese!
GREENS TALK HARI RAYA GOLF 2019
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Winners from the top three divisions: (clockwise) Emily Lee, Andrew Ho, Mark Oh, Sim Siew Poh
Everyone having a wonderful time bonding with one another!
GOLF TIPS
Hitting Great Shots Is More than Just Clubhead Speed
By Thomas Pieters | Golf Digest
Photos by Thierry DesFontaines
work's been done. Now it's about getting in
contention and coming through in the clutch,
and I've been able to do that a few times.
This idea of pressure is why people love
watching Henrik Stenson hit iron shots so
much. Henrik learned it from Pete as well,
and he compresses the ball better than
anybody.
When you do it correctly, you'll transfer more
of the energy you generate with your swing
into distance - and accuracy. You're hitting
the ball flush, instead of with a glancing blow.
I'm 6-foot-5 with long arms, and I train to be
flexible and strong. My clubhead speed with
the driver, about 120 miles per hour, reflects
that. But no matter how fast you swing, you
can get better results by focusing more on
pressure than speed. I'll show you a couple
of ways to do that. - With Matthew Rudy
E veryone wants to hit the the ball farther.
That's easy to understand. Length
makes it easier to score. But if you're looking
at pure clubhead speed as your indicator for
how far - and how well - you're hitting shots,
you're missing an important part of the story.
I've been lucky enough to have the same
great coach since I was 13. That's when Pete
Cowen came to Belgium to run a program for
up-and-coming junior players. Pete told me
from the beginning the goal was to have a
swing that would hold up under the most
stressful situations; one that consistently put
pressure on the ball and didn't require lots of
manipulation with the hands. So that's what
we practiced.
I spent years learning how to create pressure
with my shoulders, and then transmit it
through my arms into the club and ball. The
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GOLF TIPS
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GET IN SEQUENCE: AXE DRILL
If you go on YouTube and type in "Pete
Cowen drill," you'll find a bunch of videos
where he's demonstrating some version of
the axe drill - which is one of my favorites. I
do it almost every week on the range before
an event, because it produces such a great
feeling of unwinding in the right sequence
and direction - key to putting pressure on the
ball. To do it, flip the club around in your
hands so the toe is pointing at the ground
(below) and make some swings without a
ball. If you were going to chop straight down
on a log with an axe where the ball would be, you'd use your shoulders, arms and wrists in a
specific, efficient way. Your swing should have the same motion, just turned to the side. With the
club flipped, the change in location of weight will get you to feel it moving on the correct path
down. In this drill, you want to get back to impact the way you started, with the toe down.
Shape shots with subtle body moves instead of steering it
with your hands.
RELEASE CHECK: BALL-TOSS DRILL
If you want to have a long conversation
about golf instruction, say the word
"release" to a teacher or tour pro and get
out of the way. How the club should
unhinge in the downswing gets taught a
lot of different ways, but it's more
important to feel a good release than
define it. I use a drill that gives me an
immediate sense if I'm doing it right. I
stand about 15 feet from a wall holding a
tennis ball I bring to every event, but I'm using a foam golf ball here. While in golf posture, I
hold the ball in my right hand and place my left arm across my chest. Then I make a golf-swing
motion over and over, throwing the ball down hard onto the same spot where my golf ball
would be on the ground at address (below). When it's thrown right, the foam ball hits that spot,
bounces off the wall and comes back to me. If it's released too early or too late, the ball just
goes sideways, and I have to chase it down. Try this drill. If you can consistently hit the spot
when you throw a ball, you now have the feel for when to release the club in the downswing.
That's how you put pressure on the ball. And the more you do that, the more you can make it
do what you want.
GOLF TIPS
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THE NEXT GENERATION
Not many American golf fans knew who Thomas Pieters was going into the 2016 Ryder
Cup. That changed after the Belgian, who was partnered with Rory McIlroy, went 4-1,
scoring the most points as a European rookie in history. "He gets on the biggest stage, and
he's not frightened at all," says coach Pete Cowen, who has worked with many top
European pros including Henrik Stenson and Lee Westwood. "You can't say that about
many players." Pieters, 25, is comfortable in America, having played three years at Illinois
where he won the 2012 individual NCAA title. But he has no plans to leave the European
Tour, where he has won three times in his first three seasons. He'll play a "global
schedule," Pieters says, and try to close on his first major win. "He'll go as far as he wants
to go," Cowen adds. "He's the complete package."
CLUB PROMOS/NOTICES
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Photos are for illustration purposes only.
Menu items are subject to change based on availability. Alternative options will be offered in place of unavailable items.
Hurry to the Golfers Terrace for these savoury regular dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds!
F & B PROMOTIONS @ GT JULY, AUG, SEP
Curry Chicken Set
Mee Rebus
Opening Hours: 6.30am - 8.30pm | Last Order at 8.15pm
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Chicken Cutlet with Curry Set
Fried Dory Fillet with Potato Wedges, Coleslaw & Garlic Bread
MONTHLY MEDAL RESULTS APRIL, MAY, JUNE 2019
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SATURDAY, 13 APRIL 2019 STROKEPLAY - MEN
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
A' DIVISION B Gross THAM YEOW MIN T329 6.1 77 Gross
B Nett SINGH PARMJIT S146 11.9 65 Nett
'B' DIVISION B Gross CHIANG CHAI CHIAT C513 12.2 82 Gross
B Nett HO FOOK H136 14.7 65 Nett
'C' DIVISION B Gross JACKSON NG N177
20.5 87 Gross (ocb)
B Nett HO KWAN KIAT H195 17.9 65 Nett
‘D' DIVISION B Gross LIAU HOCK BENG L096 21.4 93 Gross
B Nett LIM SAY ENG GABRIEL L589 21.7 72 Nett
BALLSWEEP
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
A' DIVISION 1st Nine SINGH PARMJIT S146 11.9 33 Nett
2nd Nine SINGH PARMJIT S146 11.9 32 Nett
'B' DIVISION
1st Nine LIM HAN TIONG L775 14.5
32 Nett (ocb)
2nd Nine CHIANG CHAI CHIAT C513 12.2
32 Nett (ocb)
'C' DIVISION 1st Nine HO KWAN KIAT H195 17.9 29 Nett
2nd Nine PANG HEOK NGEE P172 19.9
33 Nett (ocb)
D' DIVISION 1st Nine LIM SAY ENG GABRIEL L589 21.7 32 Nett
2nd Nine LIAU HOCK BENG L096 21.4 34 Nett
STROKEPLAY - LADIES
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
A' DIVISION B Gross LEE BENG HUA EMILY L582 9.9 79 Gross
B Nett LIM HWEE SIE L869 13.9 66 Nett
B' DIVISION B Gross TEY SIEW CHOO T704 16.8 90 Gross
B Nett TAN YUET KIN T300 21.6 71 Nett
C' DIVISION B Gross KAUR KARNAL S146/01 25.4 96 Gross
B Nett ONG EMIN O004 26.8 72 Nett
BALLSWEEP
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
A' DIVISION
1st Nine LEE BENG HUA EMILY L582 9.9
34 Nett (ocb)
2nd Nine LIM HWEE SIE L869 13.9 31 Nett
B' DIVISION 1st Nine HO JUAT LIN CATHERINE H046 20.9 34 Nett
2nd Nine TAN YUET KIN T300 21.6 33 Nett
C' DIVISION 1st Nine KAUR KARNAL S146/01 25.4 32 Nett
2nd Nine ONG EMIN O004 26.8 33 Nett
SATURDAY, 11 MAY 2019 STABLEFORD - MEN
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
A' DIVISION 1st EE YEW KHENG RICHARD E018 11.8 36 Pts (ocb)
2nd SEAH CHIN SIONG S409 10.6 36 Pts
'B' DIVISION 1st SIM GIM GUAN S084 13.3 41 Pts
2nd CHIA CHEE YEUN GEORGE C486 15.8 38 Pts
'C' DIVISION 1st CHIANG JIN SHENG C557 18.9 39 Pts
2nd CHUA SOY TEE C217 17.8 37 Pts
BALLSWEEP
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
A' DIVISION 1st Nine YEO KHIM HOR C375/01 10.2 21 Pts
2nd Nine FRANKIE CHONG K Y C530 9.5 19 Pts
'B' DIVISION 1st Nine SIM GIM GUAN S084 13.3 22 Pts
2nd Nine LIM WEE BENG ALLAN L559 12.8 20 Pts
'C' DIVISION 1st Nine TEO YEONG CHIAH T582 16.3 21 Pts
2nd Nine CHIANG JIN SHENG C557 18.9 23 Pts
STABLEFORD - LADIES
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
B' DIVISION 1st TAN YUET KIN T300 21.2 33 Pts
2nd YIP KAM CHUEY ALICE C381/01 19.5 31 Pts
BALLSWEEP NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
B' DIVISION 1st Nine NG HUEY LING CLAUDIA X001/01 19.9 17 Pts (ocb)
2nd Nine TAN YUET KIN T300 21.2 17 Pts
Men's D, Ladies' A & C division no results due to inclement weather
SATURDAY, 08 JUNE 2019
STROKEPLAY / STABLEFORD - MEN
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
A' DIVISION
B Gross DESMOND LEE CHOON HOCK
L730 7.3 79 Gross
B Nett YEO KHIM HOR C375/01 10.8 68 Nett
'B' DIVISION B Gross HAN WEE KWANG H048 82 Gross
B Nett LAW NGEE KEE L304 69 Nett
'C' DIVISION 1st TAN BOON GIAP O090/01 40 Pts
2nd YAP KENG GUAN Y217 39 Pts
D' DIVISION
1st WONG SING PHIN W225 36 Pts
2nd HOUNG SAN JAN EDWARD
H217 34 Pts (ocb)
BALLSWEEP
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
A' DIVISION
1st Nine TAN YEOW MIN T329 34 Nett
2nd Nine DESMOND LEE CHOON HOCK
L730 32 Nett (ocb)
'B' DIVISION 1st Nine HAN WEE KWANG H048 32 Nett
2nd Nine HAN WEE KWANG H048 33 Nett (ocb)
'C' DIVISION 1st Nine GOH POH THIAM G146 22 Pts
2nd Nine CHEW SOON KIANG C462 21 Pts (ocb)
D' DIVISION 1st Nine WANG JIN RONG W213 18 Pts
2nd Nine WONG SING PHIN W225 21 Pts (ocb)
STROKEPLAY / STABLEFORD - LADIES
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
A' DIVISION B Gross LEE BENG HUA EMILY L582 79 Gross
B Nett HO SIM SIM H179 72 Nett (ocb)
B' DIVISION 1st NG HUEY LING CLAUDIA X001/01 45 Pts
2nd CATHERINE HO H046 43 Pts
C' DIVISION 1st TAN YAN HOON Y173/01 37 Pts
2nd ONG EMIN O004 33 Pts
BALLSWEEP
NAME M'SHIP H.I SCORE
A' DIVISION 1st Nine MARY YANG Y050 34 Nett
2nd Nine LEE BENG HUA EMILY L582 33 Nett (ocb)
B' DIVISION 1st Nine CATHERINE HO H046 23 Pts
2nd Nine NG HUEY LING CLAUDIA X001/01 25 Pts
C' DIVISION 1st Nine TAN YAN HOON Y173/01 20 Pts
2nd Nine TAN YAN HOON Y173/01 17 Pts (ocb)
HOLE IN ONE/GOLF FIXTURES
Golf Fixtures
Mon 01 Maintenance Day (whole day) Wed 03 Senior Promotion Day Thu 04 Private Tournament Golf # 4 flights (PM) Fri 05 Singapore Press Golf *Shotgun @ 1315hrs Sat 06 SGA ICL TRIAL - # 12 flights (PM) Sun 07 SGA ICL - OCC VS CGC Mon 08 Maintenance Day (whole day) Tue 09 SND Golf Challenge *Shotgun @ 1315hrs Wed 10 Tanjong Pagar GRC Golf Fellowship *Shotgun @1315hrs Fri 12 Famous Kitchen - Shotgun @1315hrs Sat 13 July Monthly Medal # Timesheet AM/PM Matsuno Golf - # 2 flights (PM) Sun 14 SGA ICL TRIAL - # 12 flights (PM) Tue 16 C41 Golf - # 22 flights (PM) Wed 17 Singapore Medical Association *Shotgun @1315hrs Thu 18 Maintenance Day (Whole Day) Fri 19 SCC Open 2019 - Ladies (Whole Day) Sat 20 SCC Open 2019 - Men (Whole Day) Mon 22 Maintenance Day (Whole Day) Wed 24 BT Golf - Shotgun @1315hrs Thu 25 SRC - # 15 flights (PM) Fri 26 ITG Golf - Shotgun @1315hrs Sat 27 Nomura Cup - # 10 flights (PM) Sun 28 Mitsui Golf - #10 flights (PM) Mon 29 Maintenance Day (Whole Day) Tue 30 Hometeam NS Monthly Golf Game # 10 flights (PM)
Thu 01 SEATC Golf - # 10 flights (PM) Fri 02 SIET Charity Golf 2019 *Shotgun @1315hrs Sat 03 August Monthly Medal # Timesheet AM/PM SGA ICL TRIAL - # 12 flights (PM) Sun 04 SGA ICL - KEPPEL VS WGC Mon 05 Maintenance Day (Whole Day) Wed 07 Senior Promotion Day Fri 09 National Day (Public Holiday) Sun 11 Hari Raya haji (Public Holiday) Mon 12 Public Holiday (Off-in-lieu) Tue 13 Maintenance Day (Whole Day) Thu 15 PUMA COBRA Golf *Shotgun @1315hrs Fri 16 SCIC Annual Golf - # 12 flights (PM) Cobra Golf - # 12 flights (PM) Sat 17 National Day Golf *Shotgun @ 1315hrs Sun 18 Mitsui Golf - # 10 flights (PM) Mon 19 Maintenance Day (Whole Day) Tue 20 SISEU Golf Challenge *Shotgun @1315hrs Fri 23 Bridgestone Golf - Shotgun @1315hrs Sat 24 207 Sankyu-Kai Golf - # 12 flights Mon 26 Maintenance Day (Whole Day) Tue 27 CSC 27TH Annual Golf # 15 flights (PM) Fri 30 NDP Golf - #Timesheet PM Sat 31 Foodjoy Golf - # 10 flights (PM)
Mon 02 Maintenance Day (Whole Day) Tue 03 SC Golf - Shotgun @1315hrs Wed 04 Senior Promotion Day Fri 06 AMKFSC - Shotgun @1315hrs Sun 08 Rabbit Cup - Timesheet (PM) Mon 09 Maintenance Day (Whole Day) Tue 10 SANA - Shotgun @1315hrs Sat 14 September Monthly Medal # Timesheet AM/PM Sun 15 Egawa Golf - 12 flights (PM) Mon 16 Maintenance Day (Whole Day) Tue 17 AMP Corporate Golf *Shotgun @1315hrs Wed 18 HDB Club Golf Game - 10 flights (PM) Thu 19 Japan Hour - 7 flights (PM) Fri 20 The Chevrons Bicentennial Golf *Shotgun @ 1315hrs Sat 21 Individual Matchplay # Timesheet (PM) Sun 22 Individual Matchplay # Timesheet (PM) Mon 23 Maintenance Day (Whole day) Wed 25 ORA Fundraising Golf *Shotgun @1315hrs Sat 28 Individual Matchplay # Timesheet (PM) Sun 29 Individual Matchplay # 8 flights (AM/PM) Mon 30 Maintenance Day (Whole Day)
SEPTEMBER
16
HO JUAT LIN
CATHERINE
13 APRIL 2019
SCC - HOLE 8
NG CHENG HO
11 APRIL 2019
SCC - HOLE 8
LIM XU JIE
JODY
30 APRIL 2019
SCC - HOLE 15
SEAH SOON LIM
MICHAEL
4 MAY 2019
SCC - HOLE 6
OH KIAN KIAU
MARK
4 MAY 2019
SCC - HOLE 18
LEE CHOON
HOCK DESMOND
7 MAY 2019
SCC - HOLE 17
LAI SOON
YEOW
7 JUNE 2019
SCC - HOLE 6
CHAN JWEE KAH
19 JUNE 2019
SCC - HOLE 6
HO FOOK
25 JUNE 2019
Marina Bay Golf
Course - HOLE 5
COLIN THESEIRA
26 JUNE 2019
SCC - HOLE 8
TAN BOON GIAP
29 JUNE 2019
SCC - HOLE 15
CHUA CHENG LEE
30 JUNE 2019
SCC - HOLE 8
HOLE IN ONE WINNERS (APRIL - JUNE 2019)
YONG SHAO
QIANG
1 JUNE 2019
SCC - HOLE 8
BRONSON
TEH
15 JUNE 2019
SCC - HOLE 8
AUGUST JULY
MEMBERSHIP NEWS
Bouquets I want to pay a compliment to Mr Vijay from the locker room. I left my wallet unattended on the bench and he helped me to keep it safe and returned to me when I came out of the shower. Guest, 1 April 2019 I had played many times in SCC. I really find Mary very intelligent and capable. She is also eloquent and speaks fluently with good substance. She is diligent, upright in character and very efficient in her work. I hope she could be promoted in due course. Guest, 1 April 2019
Mr John from Swimming Pool provides good service to members. Well done John! Khoo Thiam Huat, 8 April 2019
Afiqah, I would like to thank you for the great support with our event on 11 May 2019 at SCC. All our guests did enjoy themselves with the venue and excellent support from your staff who made this a success. Thank you for your excellent coordination. Guest, 21 May 2019
Well organised and very helpful from the Club Management as they help us during the event especially Rani and Mei Lian. Koh Jing Ren, 23 May 2019
Anthony (F&B supervisor) & team were very helpful throughout our event. They were able to accede to our request to set up at 6pm. Chun Fuk was also helpful with setting up. Most of all, Afiqah had been helpful with our arrangement from the start. Food was good and everyone was happy. Thank you. Guest, 24 June 2019
A Warm WELCOME To Our New Members!
APRIL 2019
MAY 2019
JUNE 2019
Staff Excellence Award (Apr 2019 - Jun 2019) Congratulations and well done!
John S/O Marimuthu
Facilities Supervisor
Afiqah Kaur D/O Mohamed Salim
Events & Marketing Officer
Rezeanty Binte Ramzan
Golfing Assistant 17
Driving Range Staff
Tan Yow Wei Alvin Steven Ong Chien Yong
Goh Zhong Kai Ong Wee Xian Chen Kee Wui
Lau Wei Lin
Tan Meow Seng Raymond
Yap Chen Xi Huang Shi Wei Norman Teo Zhi Wei
Christopher Eng Guoren
Chia Poh Huat Lee Yong Gent Eric Yip Choon Choy
Ng Siew Cheng Lynn
Katherine Constance Wong
Seok Yee
Tan Mei Hui Ansley
Gan Siow Huang Heng Ai Buay
