KELAB GOLFNEGARA SUBANGJalan SS 7/2, Kelana Jaya,47301 Petaling JayaP.O. Box 151,46710 Petaling JayaSelangor Darul EhsanTel: 03-78760388General Fax: 03-78755267Golf Dept. Fax: 03-78749796Email: kgns@tm.net.myWebsite: www.subanggolf.com

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Captain’s NoteClub News KGNS Hosts 106th Malaysian Amatuer OpenCourse Review Kelana Course - Hole #7Club Updates Editorial Board Audit Sub-Committee Membership Sub-CommitteeJunior Golf Hisyam Does KGNS Proud Aisyah at Junior Golf ClinicSocial & Recreation KGNS Family Day 2008 Karaoke Night Members’ NightSports Development Are You Game To Be In The KGNS Table Tennis Squad?Club Updates Issuance of the New SMART CARDSF&B PromotionsGolf DiaryGolf Updates International Pairs Malaysia - KGNS Selected as a Qualifying Venue Merit Points System Ladies Golf Special Ace Achievers The Kutu Game Chicken Run at KGNS The Sunday Boys KGNS’ Chudi & Irene Walk TallLetter to the EditorCompetitions & ResultsObituaryKGNS STAFF HighlightDrop in at our new WebsiteAffiliated / Reciprocal ClubsClub Directory & Facilities

Internalization &Internationalization

Golfers at home and abroad speakhighly of our golf course. Inter-clubmatches on our home ground arealways oversubscribed by other clubs’members. In a recent review, thenumber of affiliated memberspatronizing our club far exceeded thenumber of our members using thefacilities of our reciprocal clubs, forcingus to institute measures to maintain thebalance.

The number of requests to hostprivate games, especially at the Putracourse, has also been on the rise.However, in order to safeguardmembers’ interests, only top rankedinternationally renowned competitionsare to be featured to enhance andmaintain the prestigious status of ourClub. We are indeed very honouredthat this year the MGA has selected

Our club was recently voted the Best Private Members’ Club in the country inthe Golf Malaysia Golf Course Poll 2007/2008. Other accolades received includedthe 3 rd best Clubhouse/Facilities in Malaysia and the 12th Best Golf Course inthe country. In fact, for a number of years the golfers who voted in the biennialGolf Malaysia Golf Course Poll have ranked us amongst the top clubs, confirmingthe high regard most golfers have for KGNS. Our vision of being a PremierMembership Golf Club in the country appears to have been achieved. The questionnow is whether we can sustain our position of supremacy. And this will only bepossible with continuous support from all.

The questionnow is whether we

can sustain ourposition of supremacy.And this will only be

possible withcontinuous support

from all.

us to host the 106th Malaysian AmateurOpen in May, followed by TSM GOLF– ‘In search of the Malaysian Tiger’ inJune, and our very own inauguralKGNS Ladies Open in July. It shouldbe only a matter of time before the‘Malaysian Open’ returns to Subang.

At the international level, we areaggressively increasing our affiliationstatus with well-known golf clubs. Wecannot help it, however, if some clubsdecide to terminate their long-standingrelationship with us for reasons that arebeyond our control. The steps taken tomaintain KGNS as a premier golf clubare well known to all especially at theinternational level and they shall beactively pursued. Members who abuseclub privileges and tarnish ourreputation shall be severely dealt with.

The long-standing KGNS landissue should also be amicablyresolved. Members are asked tounderstand its implications and thelong-term benefit that will be availableonce this matter is resolved. Thevarious sub-committees have alsobeen briefed to assist members in un-

In order to safeguard members’ interests, only top rankedinternationally renowned competitions are to be featured to enhance and

maintain the prestigious status of our Club.

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CAPTAIN’S Note

Management Committee 07/08

Club OfficialsGENERAL MANAGER

M. Johan AbdullahDEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER

Alice FoongFINANCE MANAGER

Esther KhooGOLF MANAGERK.R. Devindran

COURSE SUPERINTENDENTShamsul Bahrin

MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENTAzaman RazukiIT MANAGER

Irene TanSENIOR GOLF EXECUTIVENorasmah Abdul Majid Taib

CORPORATE AFFAIRS EXECUTIVETengku Emy ZarinaF & B EXECUTIVE

Mohd Zaki Abd. GhaniSOCIAL / RECREATION EXECUTIVE

Pamela Looi

EDITORIAL BOARDDr. Ismail Hashim (Advisor)Hamzah Bachik (Chairman)

Eric TanChandra Perumal

Bernard YongJanet Lee

Sharifah Khatijah

LADIES GOLF CAPTAINRosmimee Abbas

Dr. Ismail Hashim

derstanding and supporting this issuewhen it is discussed at an appropriateforum.

Towering individuals are beingsought to occupy key positions toensure efficient action and excellentmanagement at our club. Members arealso urged to exercise wisdom to selectcapable, honest and hard workingcommittee members at our comingAGM. The adage that ‘the burden isours and the glory is yours!’ will alsobe reviewed to encourage participationof quality representatives. Practices atsuccessful and reputable golf clubs willbe examined and may be adopted asexpectations of members today arevery different from when the club bye-laws were first drafted.

As Captain, I am also obliged tonote here that despite all therecognition and attention that KGNShas received, and in spite of thegood image built, dedicated servicerendered, and the aspirationscommunicated, some memberscontinue to be indifferent,uncooperative, unfriendly and negativeon all matters affecting the Club. A feware fond of seeking cheap frivolousthrills around the table through badmouthing, back stabbing and rumourmongering leading to cowardly acts ofpoison pen letter writing and personalattacks, behaviour which should not be

evident at a club like ours. Thesemisdemeanors detract from the truespirit of friendship and from the goodclubbing atmosphere sought by mostmembers and is totally unacceptableat KGNS if we are to move forward.

I categorically state here thatbeing responsible club officials,club image is paramount and overridespersonal interests. Any unsubstan-tiated accusations and wild allegationsby anyone are purely malicious and willnever be tolerated by us. Suchirresponsible members should beostracized by all.

Our Vision, Mission, Values andPlan of actions are formulated to bringabout positive changes to our Club andto our members. As responsiblemembers we ought to internalize thesequalities to ensure togetherness inspirit and as support for us to makequantum leaps to greater heights. It isso easy to criticize others withoutvolunteering to share the burdens. Ifone really cares for the club, enjoysgolfing and the comradeship of clubmembers, please appreciate what wehave and not be selfish by causingdistress to others just to satisfypersonal grudges!

Happy Golfing!

Our Vision, Mission, Values and Plan ofactions are formulated to bring about

positive changes to our Club and to ourmembers. As responsible members weought to internalize these qualities toensure togetherness in spirit and as

support for us to make quantum leaps togreater heights.

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PRESIDENTYBhg. Dato’ Donald Lim Siang Chai

MembershipVICE-PRESIDENT

Dr. Joseph B.J. SooDiscipline and Competitions

CAPTAINDr. Ismail Hashim

Management & GolfChairman Tender Board

Deputy Chairman MembershipVICE-CAPTAIN IMd. Noor Ayob

Club Development & MaintenanceDeputy Chairman Management & Golf

VICE CAPTAIN IIPattis Naidu

FinanceDeputy Chairman Tender Board

SOCIAL & RECREATIONHj. Nazri Dato’ Mohd Hashim

FOOD & BEVERAGEP. J. Murray

COURSE & GROUNDSLau Ang Khim

BUGGIES, CADDIES, DRIVING RANGE &SPORTS DEVELOPMENT

Abdul Majid Md YusofDeputy Chairman Discipline

HR/ADMIN & PUBLICATIONSHamzah Bachik

AUDIT & SPECIAL TASKSMohd Jamal Sulaiman

Deputy Chairman Competitions

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KGNS hosts 106th MalaysianAmateur Open

CLUB News

Alex Tiong, one of Malaysia’s national players is alikely starter

The Putra Course will provide a stern test for participants

KGNS will play host to the 106th edition of the Malaysian AmateurOpen (MAO) on 22-25 May 2008. Billed as one of the oldest golfchampionships in the region, it was last held here in 1978. As in pastyears, the event is expected to draw an international field of golfers fromfar and wide and a large turnout is anticipated at Subang in 2008. Forexample, in 2007 at Nexus Karambunai Golf Resort, Kota Kinabalu, arecord entry of 123 participants from 18 countries was registered.

KGNS members may recall that theMAO has served as the launch pad formany a professional career in golf, sendingZainal Abidin Yusof, Tan Yee Khan, EshakBluah, P. Segaran and R. Nachimuthuinto the pro ranks. Former amateurs/par ticipants who have since foundinternational fame as professionals includethe likes of Australia’s Robert Allenby,Mardan Mamat of Singapore, Shiv Kapurfrom India, Filipino Juvic Pangusan andThailand’s Thongchai Jaidee and PromMessawat.

Immedietly after the Amateur Open,on 26 - 28 May 2008, KGNS will continueto serve as venue for the inaugural

Malaysian Match Play Championship. Thisis an all-new MGA sanctioned event wherethe top 32 players from the MAO will goon to compete, in a different but no lesschallenging format. In this respect, all MAOparticipants will be required to play 72holes to qualify for the Championship.

For a premier golf club such as KGNS,the staging of the Malaysian AmateurOpen is yet another opportunity toshowcase the pristine condition of our fair-ways and greens. More importantly, it isto serve notice, to demonstrate andreiterate to all and sundry our capabilityto run world-class tournaments, as wehave done in the not-too-distant past. It is

hoped that the Malaysian Amateur Openwill be the forerunner for KGNS to be thehost venue for yet another internationally-flavoured tournament, the MalaysianOpen in the near future.

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For many, though, the Kelana has its own inherent charm and challenge – the fairways are narrower and, therefore,not altogether forgiving to errant shots! To approach the smaller and trickier greens, you would need to be straight andsure! Excellent conditions all, don’t you think, for any golfer looking to sharpen his or her game before taking on thelengthier and wider Putra? And yet…..

The Competitions Sub-Committee has taken stock of this and, to correct the anomaly, will continue to promote andrun Medal events at the Kelana by combining all the categories, i.e., Men, Ladies and Juniors. This will more than makeup the requisite minimum number of participants to validate the event and, more importantly, give to the Kelana Coursethe recognition and respect it deserves!

Happy golfing!

Kelana Course, Anyone?

Blue 188 metresWhite 176 metresRed 131 metresIndex 15

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Kelana Course Sultan’s NineHole No. 7188 metres (par-3)

This par-3, that plays 188 metres from the blue tee, is a straightforward hole but does not yield pars too easily. First, there’s the length,necessitating the use of a metalwood or hybrid club for many. Then thereis the danger of sending your ball out of bounds if your drive veers toomuch to the right. A bunker also guards the left side of the green. Onceon the large putting surface, read your lines with care as three putts arecommon.

There was a time when the Kelana Course was inappropriately nicknamed, in grave injustice,we might add, “Kiddies Corner”, with the connotation that it was suited only to novices andhigh-handicappers. The Main Course, now named “Putra”, was then, and still is, the place toplay real golf, if you choose to believe some of us in the KGNS family. Possibly, this could bethe underlying reason for the poor (“no quorum”) support, leading almost always tocancellations, of ABC Medals when scheduled at the Kelana Course. By contrast, there is ascramble for berths when the Medals are staged at the Putra!

COURSE Review

Editorial Board

Dr. Ismail Hashim(Advisor)

Hamzah Bachik(Chairman)

Sharifah Khatijah Chandra Perumal Janet Lee

Bernard Yong Hoong Hin Eric Tan See Kian

Board Members

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to represent and act as the official publication of KGNS with the aim to upholdits image as a premier golf club.to advise and inform the KGNS’ membership, its affiliates and other stakeholdersof all golfing and related activities in the clubto promote the development of golf at KGNSAside from Berita Subang, the Editorial Board is also tasked with the preparationand publication of news, notices and/or general information for internal (club)distribution.

Members:-

Audit Sub-Committee

Mohd Jamal Sulaiman - ChairmanAhmad FaiesallShamsuddin SabriMuhamad ZulazharDato’ Ir. Haji Kalid Alias

TERMS OF REFERENCETo conduct internal audit of all aspectson operational, administrative controlsand procedures and financial matters.To review the effectiveness of theinternal control and operating systemsof the Club including contractsadministration.To repor t findings and necessaryrecommendations to ManagementCommittee for appropriate action to betaken and further improvement.To carry out other responsibilities,functions or assignments as may bedirected by the Management Committeefrom time to time.

Mohd JamalSulaiman(Chairman)

Ahmad Faiesall Shamsuddin Sabri

MuhamadZulazhar

Dato’ Ir. HajiKalid Alias

CLUB Updates

Edito

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Encik Hamzah Bachik, Chairman of HR, Administration and PublicationsSub-Committee heads the Editorial Board comprised of: Advisor : Dr. Ismail Hashim (KGNS Captain)

Chairman : Encik Hamzah BachikBoard members : Mr. Eric Tan

Mr. Bernard Yong Cik Sharifah Khatijah Puan Janet Lee Mr. Chandra Perumal

Published bi-monthly, Berita Subang is the official newsletter of Kelab Golf NegaraSubang and through its editorial and feature articles on golf and other recreationalactivities, its terms of reference are:

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Members:-Dato’ Donald Lim - ChairmanDr. Ismail Hashim - Deputy ChairmanEn. Ahmad SallehudinDr. Rahim BidinTn. Hj Alang Zari Bin IshakTn. Hj Mohamed Afandi IsmailMr. Kevin SugumaranMr. Tan Kong LamEn. Ahmad Faiesall Bin Abd KarimEn. Mohd Harris Kudus Mohd Yunus

TERMS OF REFERENCE:-

MembershipSub-Committee

2007/2008

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The Sub-Committee shall be delegated with all such powers of theCommittee to deal with membership matters in accordance with theMemorandum and Articles, the Bye-Laws and any directions which maybe given by the Committee from time to time. In addition, the Sub-Committee shall review all applications for membership, recommend tothe Committee whether any candidate should be admitted or rejected withreasons supporting any recommendation or rejection, formulate aprescribed code of conduct for Members, and suggest any revisions fromtime to time for the better administration of the Club’s Membership affairs.

The role of the Sub-Committee is to recommend a course of action to beadopted by the Management Committee, and it will have no power toreject any candidate for Membership.

The Sub-Committee shall meet as often as may be necessary for thedispatch of its business, but in any event a meeting will be carried out atleast once in every three (3) months to consider any application from anyeligible person to be a Member.

The Sub-Committee shall deal with each application for Membership inorder of its receipt by the Club.

In determining whether to recommend a candidate to be elected toMembership, the Sub-Committee shall take into account inter alia theprimary objects of the Club as set out in the Memorandum and Articles,any objections received from Members when the name of such a candidateis posted at the Club House pursuant to Article 8 of the Memorandum andArticles and the past practices of the Club in admitting any person toMembership. Subject as aforesaid, the Sub-Committee shall be entitledto use such criteria as it generally deems fit to determine the fitness of aperson for Membership.

The Sub-Committee may at its discretion request any candidate forMembership to attend an interview prior to his election.

Dato’ Donald Lim(Chairman)

Dr. Ismail Hashim(Deputy Chairman)

En. Ahmad Sallehudin Dr. Rahim Bidin

Tn. Hj Alang ZariBin Ishak

Tn. Hj MohamedAfandi Ismail

Mr. Kevin Sugumaran Mr. Tan Kong Lam

En. Ahmad FaiesallBin Abd Karim

En. Mohd HarrisKudus Mohd Yunus

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15-year old Mohamad Hisyam bin Abdul Majid (A841-1G)did KGNS proud in finishing joint 3rd Overall in the recent Malaysian

National Trials organised by Malaysian Golf Association (MGA).

Hisyam DoesKGNS Proud!

The trials, a permanent fixture in the MGA’scalender held in early January each year is part ofthe Association’s effort to scout for new emergingtalent and also acts as a benchmark for selectionto the national team and back-up squads

Restricted to all amatuer golfers with handicap6 and below, the 6-day Trials attracted 47 malegolfers from all over Malaysia. The first two legs oftwo days each were held at Bukit Unggul GolfClub and Danau Golf Club, both in Bangi, whereafter a cut-off, the top 20 moved on to play thefinal for another two days at Bukit Jalil Golf andCountry Club.

Hisyam, handicap 4, played consistent golfduring the first two stages (75, 75, 75 and 72) tomake the cut and finish joint 4th. On day 1 of the3rd leg, a brilliant 2-under 70 moved him to 3rdplace on his own but a final round of 77 saw himhaving to share the spot.

Syabas Hisyam, who has been selected byMGA for the national team!

Junior Golf

Abdul Majid Md Yusof(Chairman - Buggies, Caddies, Driving Range & Sports Development))

Ais

yah at Junior

Golf Clinic

Besides havingPaula Creamer as an idol, she also

aspires to fly the KGNS banner highone day, on the international

golf scene!

If you ever pay a visit to our Junior GolfClinics, chances are you will come upon aprecocious eight-year old (as of 1June 2008!)named Aisyah bte Mohd Ismail (M768IF)engrossed in practice! Her interest for thegame developed, possibly, out of the sheerboredom of having to tag along with her dadon his frequent sessions to the driving range.

Be that as it may, the little lass now has abona fide affinity for the game. She trainsregularly at the KGNS Junior Golf Clinics, witha lot of encouragement and support fromparents Puan Roslinda and Encik MohdIsmail. Apparently, the friendly environment ofthese clinics helps make her very comfortablewhilst training to the extent that she often asksfor more time to improve her swing techniques!As an indication of her determination to excel,she can be a mite testy with Dad for his caring,though unsolicited, remarks during trainingabout “ball flight not taking off” or “I think youneed more training!”

Aisyah attends a national type primaryschool (Chinese) in Kg. Subang and there isan older 13-year sibling Mohd Ilyas, who alsoaccompanies her to the Sunday golf clinics atKGNS. One more thing, AIsyah is alwaysunmistakably decked out in her favouritecolour, pink. Does that ring a bell? Besideshaving Paula Creamer as an idol, she alsoaspires to fly the KGNS banner high one day,on the international golf scene! A tall order,you say? Well, you haven’t met Aisyah yet!

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SOCIAL & Recreation

Hj. Nazri Dato’ Mohd Hashim(Chairman - Social & Recreation)

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KaraokeNight

Members can now enjoy karaoke every night at the FamilyTerrace from 8.30 p.m. to midnight, or at other stipulated hoursinstead of having to wait patiently for the last Saturday of everymonth for the chance to parade their singing prowess.

Good news forall songsters and music lovers!

The karaoke system, which was recently purchased, is packaged with a repertoire ofover 10,000 songs in three languages, i.e., Chinese, Malay and English, and the list oftitles range from evergreens to the latest chart-toppers.

Interested members are requested to sign in at the registration book available at theFamily Terrace.

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Ushering the Year of the Rat, “Gong Xi Fa Cai” was the theme forMembers’ Night held on the ninth day of the Chinese New Year.

The evening’s festivities began with the traditional Lion Dance,performed by the orphans from Ti-Ratana. Heralded by the pulsatingbeat of drums and the clashing of cymbals, the duo of lions wentthrough their energetic dance routine, much to the excitement of theeager crowd. Making its way from the lobby entrance of the clubhouseup to Bilik Buaya, to subsequently collect their “ang pow”, the pair oflions even found time to delight surprised diners at the Eagle’s Nest.

The night went on with a number of breathtaking performancesincluding a very skillful vase-balancing act by a Chinese acrobat,precision-timed sword play, face-change display and a Chinese dancetroupe that amazed everyone with their super-flexible body contortions.

As is the custom of KGNS, the Social and Recreation Sub-Committee invited some of the members in attendance to join in andtoss the “Yee Sang” (raw fish) dish with fond wishes of prosperity,longevity and good fortune for everyone in the year ahead!

Are You Game To BeIn The KGNS TableTennis Squad?

SPORTS Development

Date: Saturday, 31 May 2008Entrance Fee: RM5.00 per person; includeshigh-tea and prizes.

A table tennis team competition has beenscheduled for the school holidays to enable asquad to be selected and trained for skill-upgrading to represent KGNS in inter-clubgames.

Participants in the forthcoming competitionwill be grouped into teams with players pitchedagainst other players of similar skill level.

To par ticipate, please register at theReception Counter. Closing date for entry isWednesday, 28 May 2008.

Thursday is Table Tennis DayThursday evenings have been designated “Table Tennis Days”,

so do make it a point to come and meet with other enthusiasts fora game or two!

It will take awhile to match up players of similar skills but pleasemake an effort to join us as we need your support so that the game canbe taken to the next level.

We are also attempting to compile a list of KGNS table tennis players.In the meantime, bats and balls are available from the attendant at theGymnasium and if a player is early, he or she can wait there for theothers. A table has been permanently set up at Squash Court 1. If anadditional table is needed, we can make arrangements for it.

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CLUB Updates

Members are kindly informed that newcontactless type of SMART CARDS will beissued to all members by end of May 2008.Those who already have existing cards,can exchange for new cards free of charge.Subsequent replacements and new appli-cations will be charged RM10.00 each.

Members who do not have the up-to-datephotograph on their existing Smart Cards,please submit their new photographs as soonas possible in the attached Form.

Your co-operation in helping us in thesmooth chang-over is much appreciated.

Issuance of new SMART CARDS

No Smart Card, No service!We seek the co-operation of all members patronising

the club’s F & B and other club outlets to produce theirSMART CARDS upon request when placing orders for meals,refreshments or services. Besides showing proof ofmembership, SMART CARDS serve to correctly identify themember/patron and avoid wrongful billing and to safeguardmembers’ interests.

Accordingly, our staff and operators are NOT to bereprimanded for “inconveniencing” members in asking fortheir SMART CARDS.

Smart Card Is Not TransferablePlease do not pass your Smart Card around for use by

family members. If you would like your spouse or children(12-18 years) to enjoy the club’s facilities, kindly register themas well and we will be happy to issue each of them a SmartCard of their own.

We have had cases of members reporting that, without

Do’s and Don’tstheir knowledge, bills have been generated through use oftheir Smart Cards by their children!

Smart Cards But Bills Not GeneratedOur billing system is set to check on defaulting members

and, although the Smart Card is produced, the system willautomatically block any transaction and bills that cannot begenerated unless and until their “default” status is rescinded.Therefore, defaulting members are reminded to settle theiraccounts promptly so as to avoid any inconvenience orembarrassment.

Smart Card Wrongly ReturnedOccasionally, Smart Cards are wrongly returned to

members by our serving staff or operators, especially duringthe peak hour rush at the Golfers’ Terrace. Members are,therefore, advised to take the necessary precaution inensuring that their Smart Cards are correctly returned and/or received before leaving the club premises.

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NAME:

MEMBERSHIP NO:

NAME TO APPEAR ON THE CARD:

(Maximum 28 letters)

Signature:

F&B Promotions

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AprilTuesday - 1 Wednesday - 2 Thursday - 3

Friday - 4 Saturday - 5 Sunday - 6 Monday - 7

Tuesday - 8 Wednesday - 9 Thursday - 10 Friday - 11

Saturday - 12 Sunday - 13 Monday - 14 Tuesday - 15

Wednesday - 16 Thursday - 17 Friday - 18 Saturday - 19

Sunday - 20 Monday - 21 Tuesday - 22 Wednesday - 23

Thursday - 24 Friday - 25 Saturday - 26 Sunday - 27

Monday - 28 Tuesday - 29 Wednesday - 30

Thursday - 1

Sunday - 4 Monday - 5

Thursday - 8 Friday - 9

Monday - 12 Tuesday - 13

Friday - 16 Saturday - 17

Tuesday - 20 Wednesday - 21

Saturday - 24 Sunday - 25

Wednesday - 28 Thursday - 29

APRIL 2008 MAY 2008

Sabah Golf CC vsKGNS - AwaySGCCP.M.

Sabah Golf CC vsKGNS - AwaySGCCA.M.

GOLF RULESSEMINARA.M.

Darulaman GCCvs KGNS - HomeKGNSA.M.

ABC Medal Ladies& Juniors MonthlyMedal - StablefordKelana CourseA.M.

AKGC vs KGNS -Stableford -Putra Course - A.M.JR Klang ValleyCircuit 1st Leg -StablefordKelana Course - P.M.

Chicken Run - 9Holes Social GamePutra CourseP.M.

Senior GolfersMonthly Medal- StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

KGNS vs SIGC- Ladies (Away)SIGC A.M.Medal PartnershipOpen - StrokeplayPutra Course - A.M.

Tun Ghafar BabaTrophy-StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Ladies ClassicTrophyPutra CourseA.M.

Tun Dr MahathirTrophy-StrokeplayPutra Course - A.M.KGNS Family day

LABOUR DAY

ABC Medal- StrokeplayPutra Course - A.MInternational PairMalaysia- StablefordPutra Course - A.M.

Trip To BangkokSports Club

RBSC vs KGNS- AwayRBSCA.M.

Malaysia AmatuerOpen 2008- Practice Round- VIP Game - Putra P.M.- Welcome Dinner(Dewan Tunku)

Malaysia AmatuerOpen 2008 - Day 3StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Malaysia AmatuerOpen 2008 - (Final)StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

MalaysiaMatch PlayChampionship- Final

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May

JuneFriday - 2 Saturday - 3

Tuesday - 6 Wednesday - 7

Saturday - 10 Sunday - 11

Wednesday - 14 Thursday - 15

Sunday - 18 Monday - 19

Thursday - 22 Friday - 23

Monday - 26 Tuesday - 27

Friday - 30 Saturday - 31

Sunday - 1 Monday - 2

Tuesday - 3 Wednesday - 4 Thursday - 5 Friday - 6

Saturday - 7 Sunday - 8 Monday - 9 Tuesday - 10

Wednesday - 11 Thursday - 12 Friday - 13 Saturday - 14

Sunday - 15 Monday - 16 Tuesday - 17 Wednesday- 18

Thursday - 19 Friday - 20 Saturday - 21 Sunday - 22

Monday - 23 Tuesday - 24 Wednesday - 25 Thursday - 26

Friday - 27 Saturday - 28 Sunday - 29 Monday - 30

JUNE 2008

Ladies MonthlyMedal -StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

KGNS vs RJCC- HomeStablefordPutra CourseA.M.

KEPPEL vs KGNS- Home (Stableford)Putra CourseP.M.

Tun Abdul RazakTrophy- StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Senior GolferMonthly Medal- StablefordPutra CourseA.M.

RBSC vs KGNS- AwayRBSCA.M.

WESAK DAY

Malaysia AmatuerOpen 2008 - Day 1StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Malaysia AmatuerOpen 2008 - Day 2StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

MalaysiaMatch PlayChampionship- Day 1

MalaysiaMatch PlayChampionship- Day 2

Datuk SeriAbdullah BadawiTrophy- StablefordPutra CourseA.M.

Captain’s Prize- StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

BIRTHDAY OF THEYANG DIPERTUANAGONGPiala Agong -Strokeplay PutraCourse A.M.

Inter Sub-Committee Game- StablefordPutra CourseA.M.

Tun AbdullahSalleh Trophy- StrokeplayPutra Course A.M.TSM Golf Challenge- Practice Round

TSM GolfChallenge - Day 1StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

TSM GolfChallenge - Day 2StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

TSM GolfChallenge - FinalStrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Tun Abdullah SallehTrophy - Strokeplay(Putra Course) A.M.International PairsMalaysia- Stableford PutraA.M

Senior GolfersMonthly Medal-StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Ladies & JuniorsMonthly Medal +Juniors ParentsPartnership-Strokeplay (PutraCourse) A.M.

KGNS AGM

President Trophy -Ladies-StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

Tan Sri Chong HonNyan Trophy-StrokeplayPutra CourseA.M.

KGNS ladiesAmatuer Open 2008Practice Round

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A new event - International Pairs, invites amateur golfers from all over theworld to compete in pairs or mixed pairs at selected Offi cial Qualifying Venues fornational honours in their respec-tive countries. The winning pair at the NationalFinals will then receive an all-expenses paid trip to represent their country andcompete against other national champions at the International Pairs Finals whichwill be staged at St. Andrews, Scotland (Dukes Course) 21 – 23 September 2008.

Approved by the R&A and fully endorsed by the International Association forGolf Tour Operators (IAGTO), the event is expected to draw participation from over500,000 amateur golfers from 40 countries.

The organisers of International Pairs Malaysia have appointed Kelab GolfNegara Subang as the Offi cial Qualifying Venue where weekly qualifying rounds,at club level, will be held in May and June before the National Finals scheduled forearly August 2008.

Please contact the Golf Department @ 03-7876 0388 for more details or entryform.

KGNS selected asa Qualifying Venue

INTERNATIONAL PAIRS MALAYSIA

GOLF Updates

More Of theLadies 9-HoleSocial Golf

LadiesGolfSpecial9-Hole Golfwith a ChineseFlavour

MeritPointsSystem

Effective March 2008, a MERITPOINTS SYSTEM has beenimplemeted for all golf competitions,applicable to men golfers, with someexceptions as listed hereunder.

For the record, the system hasalready been in place and in practicefor lady and junior golfers.

The object of the merit pointsystem is twofolds, viz.,

to encourage and increase participa-tion iin club events and, thereby,foster greater social inter-actionamongst golfers.

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GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS OF PARTICIPATIONEligibility

AgeEntry FeeNumber of Entries

Format of PlayOthers

The event is open to all amateur golfers with valid handi-caps, i.e.,maximum 24 for men and 36 for ladies, who willcompete in pairs or mixed pairs. (For National and WorldFinals, golfers will play to of their handi-caps).18 years and aboveRM100.00 per pair per entryNo limit – golfers may enter in as many qualifying roundsas they like and, if so desire, pair-up with differentpartners who may or may not be club members.Four-Ball Best-Ball Stableford over 18 holes in accordancewith the R& A Rules of Golf and local tournament rules.

Minimum number of pairs for each Qualifying Roundshall be 20 Best 2 pairs shall qualify to compete at thenational level of International Pairs Malaysia.

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To be thepremier Membership

Golf Clubin the Country

Our Vision

WhenNext social gameTee Time

Mode of Play/ThemeFoodCostContacts

hat could be more entertaining than to have a triple treat of (a) 9-Hole Ladies-onlySocial Golf, (b) a sumptuous meal and (c) 8 lady golfers turning “supermodels”overnight?

That was exactly what was served up at the recent get-together to herald inthe Year of the Rat.

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Other than minor hiccups with the timing of the Chinese music, the models gave a ‘Wow’performance that had their fellow golfers’ eyes bulge in disbelief.

The eight “models” paraded their own timeless collection of all the favourite “Cheong Sums”,the majestic “empress” gowns and other outfits with Chinese motifs.

All in all, the 9-hole golf (combined 2-ball stableford game) was a healthy outing, the foodwas scrumtious, the fellowship was fun, and of course, the fashion show tops it all.

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LADIES MERIT POINTSas of March 2008Names Points1. Rafeah Misron 2152. Viji Anantharajah 2053. Sandy Nor 2054. Rosmimee Abbas 1805. Alyah Tan 1456. Hani Abdullah 1407. Salehah Othman 1358. Siti Zahrah 1359. Datin Fauziah Nordin 13510. Datin Maria Jadi 130

to recognise and reward golfers fortheir achievements and their stand-ing in KGNS.

The merit points system will NOTapply in the following competitionswhich are categorised as “closed”affairs, i.e., exclusive to only oneparticular age or miced group and notopen to all men golfers, such as:

ABC MedalClub Championship

“Entry”points2025

“Winners”points75100

Golfers participating in any and/or all club competitions are entitled tomerit points, which are awarded for twodistinct categories, viz.,

for “entry”, where a minimum numberof points is earned just for taking part,and for“win or place”, where additionalpoints awarded (for 1st to 5th place)are scaled in accordance witht theposition(s) in which golfers finish.

While points for “entry” or “win orplace” are generally the same for allclub fixtures, there will be premiumsadded on for major events, for exam-ple,

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Senior Golfers Monthly MedalsGreensomeInter-Club matchesSocial events, e.g., “Chicken Run” ACEAchievers

Chan Yuet Peng3rd March 2008

Hole No.: 13 Tun’s NineClub Used:

Maruman EximBall Used: Thommo No.3

Chua Tiong Aun13rd February 2008Hole No.: 7 Agong

Club Used:3 Wood

Ball Used: Srixon

Dato’ MohamadShokri Abdullah

20th January 2008Hole No.: 7 Agong

Club Used:3 Wood Maruman

Ball Used: Nike No.1

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Normally on a Wednesday morning, every other month7 May 2008From 7.30 a.m. onwards, with priority to a physically present flightof 4 playersWe try to varyWe make an effort to plan the menu to suit the occasionRM12.00 per head (includes game, prize and food).Ms. Low Ai Yun 016-2487878Ms. Saleha Othman 013-2043536

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GOLF Updates

Chicken RunWhat’s Goes On In KGNS -

The KUTU Game!

When good friends get together, someone is sureto come up with a bright idea that works wonders. Andso it was with the “Sunday Boys”, an ensemble of 20or more golfers that slug it out only on Sunday afternoons,for loads of fellowship and fun and a healthy dose ofcharity.

Captained by a charismatic and multi-l ingualA. Subramaniam (aka Japan Maniam for his fluencyin Japanese, as well as Thai, Mandarin, Indonesian, etc),the group includes stalwarts like Suppiah Subramaniam(S 476), S. Subramaniam (S 670) and many others.

Their setup is simple and pretty informal – someone inthe group is designated to book flights and inform the others,the format or mode of play is fixed, then all chip in RM30.00(for refreshments) into a pool and, last but not least, show

at KGNS

up at the tee box! Underpinning it all, though, is the seriousside of contributing to charity – group members fork outRM100.00 to be disbursed to support the needy, viz., anorphanage, in the name of the late Chandra Kumar’s family.

Obvious as it may seem to some, “membership” in theSunday Boys is not restricted to any particular ethniccommunity but open to all. Anyone is welcome to join in andthere have been occasions when guests from Japan,Thailand, USA and Europe have been known to join in thefray.

For K.J. Singham (J 075), playing with this group formore than three years has very much improved his golfgame. “We rotate flights and in case of shortage in poolmoney, we top up. We even have our own T-shirts, sponsoredby S. Subramaniam!” he said.

The Sunday Boys

With the focus on fellowship and to promote social inter-action among golfers of all ages, the “Chicken Run”, a 9-holefun event, is open to all members (men, ladies and juniors)with valid handicaps. Played off both the 1st and 10th Holes onStableford format for each Nine, the inaugural event heldon Wednesday, 16th January 2007 at the Putra Course drewmuch interest from golfers though the final turnout wassmaller than anticipated.

All are welcome! Early bird registration on a first-come-first-serve basis allows you to pick your preferred teeoff times while slots for walk-in competitors will be subject toavailability. So pass the word to your friends and fellow golfersand come around for a fun afternoon on 16th April 2008.

Datin Zahariah(B 071), one of thepioneer spousemembers of KGNS,mooted the idea ofthe “kutu” game aftertransferring back fromJohor Bahru. Inlooking to rekindle tiesand getting togetherwith ‘long-lost’ ladygolfer fr iends, shecame up with theinteresting notion of “pool and play”.

How it works is that the ladies, most of whom arehomemakers, put aside (from their marketing money, webelieve) and contribute RM 100 each month towards acommon pool.

Out of this central fund, the group then dishes outfor themselves at each golf outing the requisite food, prizesand “door gifts” too, not to mention a big helping of funand fellowship! “We have gained more friends instead,”says Datin Zahariah, “and since most of us are highhandicappers, we enjoy our games at the Kelana course— we only play 9 holes”. And that’s not all – to spice upthe golf, the mode of play is varied each time, e.g..Stableford format or 4-club competition or, when so inclined,the Texas Scramble. Just a thought…may husbands joinin? As caddies only?

Nevertheless, it was encouraging enough to warrant afollow-up fixture scheduled for:Date : Wednesday, 16th April 2008Time : First tee-off at 4.00 p.m., last at 5.00 p.m.Place : Putra CourseEntrance fee : RM 10.00 per head (includes high tea

and prizes)Prizes : 1st Nine 1st place – 2 roast chickens

2nd place – 1 roast chicken 2nd Nine 1st place – 2 roast chickens

2nd place – 1 roast chicken

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In a field filled with club champions, our own champions Irene Hong (3) andM. Chudi (4) walked tall for KGNS in Golf Malaysia Champion of Champions Championship2008 held at Sungai Long Golf & Country Club, Kuala Lumpur on March 27-28.

While Irene took the third spot with scores of 79,83 for total 162; M.Chudi shot roundsof 80,78 for 158 total on the challenging 6,560 yards course.

“The course was playing ‘friendly’ on the first day and then it became very long on thesecond day. My putting let me down on tremendously and I only managed to chipped infor a birdie on the 11th hole,” said Irene.

KGNS’ Chudi and Irene Walk Tall

Final ResultsGolf Malaysia Men Champion of Champions1) Kalana Ibrahim (0) 70,70 140 (Miri Golf Club)2) Alex Tiong (0) 71, 73 144 (Sibu Golf Club)2) Saw Chia Hong (3) 71, 75 146 (Sungai Long Golf & Country Club)4) Idzwan Idhar Marappan (3) 75,75 150 (Octville Golf & Country Club)5) Appalanaidu Perisamy (1) 75,76 151 (Kelab Golf Angkatan Tentera)6) Jackson Loo (1) 73,78 151 (Staffield Country Resort)7) Wan Kamarulzaman (4) 75,77 152 (Damai Laut Golf & Country Resort)8) Jimmy Chia Kee Joo (4) 78,75 153 (Kota Permai Golf & Country Club)9) Nasaruddin Abd Nasir 78, 75 153 (Danau Golf Club)10) Marsidi Adnan (2) 74,79 153 (Perangsang Templer Golf Club)

Golf Malaysia Women Champion of Champions1) June Yap (7) 74,81 155 (Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club)2) Dianne Luke (1) 82, 76 158 (Miri Golf Club)3) Irene Hong (3) 79,83 162 (Kelab Golf Negara Subang)4) Leow Mee Yek (8) 83,83 166 ocb (Pulai Springs Resort)5) Marilyn Tan (8) 82,84 166 (Palm Resort Golf & Country Club)

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What’s in A Name?KELAB GOLF NEGARA SUBANGor KELAB GOLF NEGARA, Subang

In the caseof KGNS, our club is the

first and the only golfclub in the country

opened and establishedby a Prime Minister of

the country!

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What’s in a name? A name brings recognition and

identity. In this respect, ‘KGNS’ or ‘Kelab Golf NegaraSubang’ is quite misleading in a sense. It is situated in

Kelana Jaya rather than in Subang, and is only in thevicinity of Subang airport. That too has been closed and

is now known as ‘KLIA’, located near Sepang. Arguably,although the KLIA is situated in Sepang district, the

international airport is the main gateway into Kuala Lumpur and hence the ‘KLIA’designation with no reference to Sepang.

In the case of KGNS, our club is the first and the only golf club in the countryopened and established by a Prime Minister of the country!

Secondly, KGNS by its name, and mind you that in itself was created by an Actof Parliament, is a NATIONAL GOLF CLUB. It is not a golf club for the Subangnation or ‘negara Subang’, as the description implies! If in our Vision we want to bethe Premier Membership Golf Club in the country, then that national status must beboldly emphasised. We have to seriously consider a change to suit our given stature.

Would it not, therefore, be more appropriate to call our club, in full, ‘KELABGOLF NEGARA, Subang’, i.e., with its designated name highlighted in bold lettersto keep its identity and national status intact, and a comma and small lettering forSubang to indicate locality? Accordingly, in translation, we would effectively be calledNATIONAL GOLF CLUB, Subang. Simple though it may be, this little change reflectsa lot of difference in our character and validates our standing as a national heritageclub. Perhaps like all other organisations of similar status, we too would be deservingof an annual allocation from the government for our upkeep and development!

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Competitions & ResultsInter-Club Match (Away)KGPA vs KGNSSunday, March 30RESULTSMatchplay: KGPA - 37 KGNS - 31

Hcp PtsOverall Best PairDato’ Zainal Azmi 15Nasrudin Omar 6SIGC1st Mat Bashah 17

Muhammad Nazir 142nd Dato’ Abd Rahim Aziz 18

Shaharudin Khalid 103rd Leong Tak Meng 13

Kang Thean Shong 23KGNS1st Dr. Rustam Puteh 15

Tan Aik Mong 42nd Sulaiman salleh 20

Abd Talib Mohd Yatim 163rd Mohd Zulazhar 14

Dato’Hamzah Abdullah 13

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Senior Golfer Partnership-Bestball StrokeplayThursday, March 27Putra CourseRESULTS

Hcp Score1st Mohd Razali Salleh 10

Hassim Baba 122nd Hussain Salleh 14

Mohd Nor Abu Bakar 193rd Gen Mohd Yusoh 13

Wan Aziz Hj Ali 174th Dato’ Mustafa Ali 13

Dato’ Tan Seng Chee 155th Yusoh Hashim 16

Mokhtar Ghazali 196th Mohd Nor Hamid 14

Dato’ Mohd Said 19

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Senior Golfer Partnership-Bestball StrokeplayThursday, March 27Putra CourseRESULTSGross Hcp Score1st Mahrome Mohamad 2 772nd Tan Aik Mong 9 78 ocb3rd Azizul Mohamad 6 80NettA Medal1st Dato’ Dahlan 12 672nd Jamal Sulaiman 12 723rd Gen (R) Mohamd Yusoh 12 734th Abd Malek Omar 9 73 ocb5th Azharuddin Ismail 10 73 ocbB Medal1st K. Anandarajah 15 682nd S. Ravichandran 15 71 ocb3rd Abd Talib Yatim 15 714th Abd Rashid Harun 13 725th Hafiz Nurudin 17 73 ocbC Medal1st Faiz Aly 21 682nd Jilani Mirza 19 703rd Dato’ M Salleh 21 73Bull’s Eye - No WinnerHole-In-One Hole 7 - Imran Ashok

Tun Hussain Onn - StrokeplaySaturday, March 22Putra CourseRESULTS

Score1st Kalsom Mat Din 732nd Datin Rahmah Arshad 743rd Alice Chooi 75 ocb4th Datin Maria Jadi 755th Julia Katan 76 ocbNoveltiesN.T.P. (Hole-13) Datin Maria Jadi 3’ 1”N.T.L. (Hole-8) Viji 9”

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Inter-Club Match (Home)Royal Perak GC vs KGNS - StablefordSaturday & Sunday 15 & 16 March - Putra CourseMatch Play RPGC33 KGNS 63Kelana 23 Kelana 15Putra 10 Putra 48MenOverall Winner (KGNS) Hcp PtsAbu Talib Yatim 16Sulaiman Salleh 20RPGC1st Ivan Goh 8

Andy Goh 152nd Kong Wai Kwong 14

Lau Choon Yan 193rd Dominic Chow 13

Steven Ong 13KGNS1st Lau Ang Khim 14

Cheah Long Chew 162nd Dato’ Zainal Azmi 15

Nasrudin Omar 63rd Abd Rashid Harun 13

See Sek Teng 17LADIESOverall winner (KGNS)Datin Maria Jadi 14Wan Raimah 24RPGC1st Norlida Anis 14

Elaine Chiam 162nd Ann Mariah 30

Mastura Hj Baba 223rd Egami 22

Leuk Mok Eng 19KGNS1st Viji Anantharajah 16

Datin Fauziah 172nd Siti Aishah 15

Juliah Katan 83rd Salehah Othman 22

K. Ederlina 11

Ladies MOnthly Medal - StrokeplayFriday, March 7Putra CourseRESULTSGross Hcp Score1st Alice Soong 9 89Silver Division1st Rosmimee Abbas 16 76 ocb2nd Alyah Tan 9 76Bronze Division1st Sandy Nor Aizah 21 762nd Kayo Yamamoto 22 76 ocb3rd Dr Mastura 19 76

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Competitions & ResultsTun Dr. Ismail - StrokeplaySunday, March 2ndPutra CourseRESULTSGross Hcp Score1st Mahrome Mohamad 2 752nd Ashraf Ahmad 5 763rd Mohd Chudi Ghazali 4 79Nett1st Faiz Aly 21 672nd Mahmud Zainuddin 20 693rd Abdul Malek Omar 12 70 ocb4th Dato’ Mohd Aini 8 705th George Cheah 10 71 ocb6th Samsol Saynan 11 71Nearest To Line Khalid Abu Hassan 11”Nearest To Line Hussain Shaari 3’ 2”Bull’s Eye Michael Chong

ABC Medal, Ladies Monthly Medal & Junior Bi-Monthly Medal (Stableford)Sunday, February 24 Kelana Course - Morning

B Medal winner,S. Ravichandran

C Medal winner, Jasni Zain

RESULTSA,B & C Medal (Men)A Medal Hcp Points1st Megat Abdullah 11 402nd Abdul Hamid Nor 12 39 ocb3rd Justpall Singh Sandhu 10 39 ocbB Medal1st S. Ravichandran 14 412nd Jilani Mirza 18 403rd Muhd Zulazhar 14 39 ocb4th Omar Abd Aziz 16 395th Wan Aziz Wan Ali 15 38C Medal1st Jasni Zain 19 432nd Kamruzaman Saad 19 36 ocb3rd Faiz Aly 21 36

Ladies Monthly MedalSilver Division1st Hani Abdullah 16 38 ocb2nd Alice Soong 10 383rd Maggie Kok 15 37Bronze Division1st Rafeah Misron 21 382nd Sandy Nor 22 35

Junior Monthly Medal1st Adam Hamid 28 412nd Benjamin James Tan 22 403rd Rizal Azli 10 37

3rd placing, Rizal Azli

2nd placing,Benjamin James Tan

Junior Bi-Monthly winner, Adam Hamid

Silver Division winner, HaniAbdullahSilver Division 3rd placing,Maggie KokBronze Division winner,Rafeah MisronBronze 2nd placing, Sandy NorBull’s Eye winner,Derlie Katzengruber

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Inter-Club Match (Home)SIGC vs KGNSSunday, January 27 - Putra Course (Morning)RESULTSMatchplay: SIGC - 21 KGNS - 39

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9-Hole Social Game“Chicken Run” (Stableford)Wednesday, January 16Putra Course - EveningRESULTS

Hcp Points1st Alex Hong 13 212nd Abdul Rahim Hassan 12 20

Overall WinnerKGNSSIGC1st Chong Kim Yue 17

Low Seng Koon 72nd Hussin Mustafa 15

Che Yusof Abd. Rahman 153rd Hj. Mubin Maarof 17

Amil Yaacob 23KGNS1st Azmi Abdul Rahim 17

Mohd Sahil Mohd Sanip 202nd Dato’ Badarudin 16

Mahmud Derani 173rd Kamarudin Yunus 10

Michael Chong 17

Ladies Monthly Medal (Strokeplay)Friday, January 18Putra Course - MorningRESULTSOverall Best Gross Hcp Score1st Irene Hong 3 83Overall Best Nett1st Rafeah Misron 21 692nd Siti Azman 18 713rd Rosmimee Abbas 14 734th Datin Salmah Long 14 74 ocb5th Datin Zanariah 22 74 ocbNoveltiesN.T.P. Hole No.4 Polen Leong 26’ 6”N.T.L. Hole No.8 Norlida Ans 11’ 8”

Senior Golfers Monthly Medal (Strokeplay)Thursday, January 17Putra Course - MorningRESULTSOverall Best Gross Hcp Score1st Syed Khalil 7 82A Medal1st Kamarudin Mat Yunus 10 712nd Minhat Mion 10 72B Medal1st Dato’ Zaharudin Jaafar 13 662nd Md. Nor Abd. Hamid 17 683rd Dr. Kamal Kamarudin 15 69 ocb4th Ahamd Murad Jailani 16 69 ocb5th Tan Sri Nik Ismail 15 696th Mahmud Derani 17 707th Dato’ Abu Kassim Tadin 18 72 ocb8th Md. Nor Abu Bakar 18 72 ocb9th Dr. Mahmud Abd Wahab 17 72 ocb10th Dato’ Fuad Jaafar 13 72 ocbC Medal1st Md. Yusof Hussin 21 702nd Ahmad Muhd Said 20 723rd Abdul Kadir Hassan 20 73 ocb4th Yussof Ahmad 23 73 ocb

Senior Golfers Monthly Medal (Stableford)Thursday, February 21Putra Course - MorningRESULTSA Medal Hcp Points1st Gen (R). Mohamed Yusoh 12 382nd Dato’ Abdul Rashid Ahmad 11 373rd Hamdan Zambahari 6 36 ocbB Medal1st Mohd Yusoh Hashim 15 42 ocb2nd Abdul Malek Omar 13 423rd Dato’ Mohamed Hj. M. Said 18 404th Abdul Jalil Idris 17 39 ocb5th Bob Chuah 18 39 ocb6th Dato’ Ismail Zakaria 15 39 ocb7th Hussain Shaari 15 398th Mahmud Derani 16 38 ocbC Medal1st Abd. Razak Hashim 20 412nd Sulaiman Salleh 20 403rd Dr. Hamirin Kifli 19 394th Ahmad M. Said 19 385th Haidar Othman 23 37

A Medal winner, Gen (R) Mohamed Yusoh

B Medal winner,Mohd Yusoh Hashim

C Medal 2nd placing,Sulaiman Salleh

Left: Champion,Viji Anantharajah

Puan Sri Mahani Trophy (Strokeplay)Saturday, February 23Putra Course - MorningRESULTS

Hcp Score1st Viji Anantharajah 18 652nd Cynthia Lim 22 693rd Sandy Nor 21 704th Polen Leong 17 71 ocb5th Rafeah Misron 21 71 ocbN.T.P Alyah Tan 6’ 3”N.T.L Datin Salmah Long 3’ 5”

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Competitions & Results

Nett Champion, Megat Abdullah & Siti Zahrah Bull’s Eye winner, Dato’ A Malek

Above: Gross winners,Dato’ Maria Jadi &Dato’ Muhamad Imran

Left: Nett 2nd placing,Michael Heng &Joyce Heng

Champions, Hj Harun Ali & Dato’ Dr Shahar Sidek

Bull’s Eye winner forDay 1, Ahmad Fuad

Daily winner on 1st day, Zaidon Omar Abd Azizgot 2nd placing

Daily winner on 1st day, Bujang Sapawi & Nasib Sarpin winners

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Subang Classic (Strokeplay) - BetterballSunday, January 13 Putra Course - MorningRESULTSNett Hcp Score1st Harun Ali 6

Dato Dr Shahar Sidek 152nd Dato’ Abdul Malek 11

Dato’ Naim Mohamad 173rd Nasib Sarpin 14

Bujang Sapawi 104th Dato’ Syed Abd Rahman 17

Dato’ Nordin Idris 115th Nasrudin Omar 7

Dato’ Zainal Azmi 15Daily Pair Winner1st Day1st Bujang Sapawi 7

Nasib Sarpin 152nd Zaidon Omar 9

Abd Aziz Ahmad 132nd Day1st Dato’ Abdul Malek 11

Dato’ Naim Mohamad 172nd Mohd Shukri 5

Dato’ Hashim Mydin 18Bull’s Eye1st Day (Hole 4) Ahmad Fuad2nd Day (Hole 13) No Winner

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KGNS Greensome 1 (Strokeplay) - Saturday, January 26Putra/Kelana Course - AM-PMRESULTSGross Hcp Score1st Dato’ Muhamad Imran

Datin Maria Jadi2nd Dato’ Zainal Azmi

Falziah IdrusNett1st Megat Abdullah

Siti Zahrah2nd Michael Heng

Joyce Heng3rd Jilani Mirza

Siti Khadijah4th Abdul Hamid Nor

Hani Abdullah5th Ramli Arshad

Sylvia WongBull’s Eye (Hole No.5) Kelana Course

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Subang Medal / Wooden Spoon (Strokeplay) -Sunday, January 6 Putra Course - MorningRESULTSOverall Best Gross Hcp Score1st Mahrome Mohamad 3 782nd Wahid Mirza 5 803rd Gavin Nicholas Fung 7 81Subang Medal1st Azharuddin Ismail 10 702nd Syed Murtadha 13 713rd Ahmad Murad 16 724th Gen (R) Mohamed Yusoh 12 73 ocb5th Rizal Azli K. Redzuan 11 73 ocbWooden Spoon1st Muhammad Hafidz 16 692nd Mat Nawi Ibrahim 16 703rd Dato’ M. Rosly Hussin 13 72 ocb4th Megat Aziz Nordin 15 725th Dato’ Syed Azman 20 73 ocbNoveltiesBull’s Eye - Abdullah Md. Zain - 230

Nett winner for Subang Medal, Azharuddin Ismail

Winner for Wooden Spoon, Muhd Hafidz

KGNS members and staffwould like to extend our deepest

condolences to the bereavingfamilies of the following

members who have passed away.

Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Megat JunidBin Megat Ayub (J103)passed away on 24 th

January 2008.

The late Tan Sri MegatJunid was a member of theClub since 1988 and hadserved the club as Vice-President from 1993 to1998.

Name:Lokman IdrisM’ship No.: L468Date of Death:13th January2008Member Since:1st January1985

Name:Chandra Kumars/oSurianarayananM’ship No.: C619Date of Death:27th December2007Member Since:16th May 1996

Name:Datuk Fred YanYik WoonM’ship No.: Y089Date of Death:16th January2007Member Since:11th December1973

Name:Lim Soon TengM’ship No.: L167Date of Death:9th February2008Member Since:1st March 1971

Name:Abisheganaden F.M’ship No.: A068Date of Death:28th January2008Member Since:1st October 1968

Name:Iskandar HarrisSulaiman B.RahmatM’ship No.: I227Date of Death:18th January2008Member Since:1st March 2005

Obituary

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In much the same fashion ashis senior colleague MaintenanceSupervisor, Azaman, KGNSPersonnel Officer, Muzani binMusa, 38, began his career at the

Muzani Bin Musa

After 26 years of dedicated service,Amiruddin bin Kassim, Golf Supervisor, hascalled it quits at KGNS. He first came to us inDecember 1981 when, at the tender age of 17,he commenced employment at Poolside as apart-time waiter, in which position he wasconfirmed the following year. His true calling,though, was golf and Amir got his break when,in 1989, he was transferred to that departmentto serve as Caddy Master. Here’s how he hasprogressed through the intervening years:

In cataloguing his experiences in the near-3 decades at KGNS, Amir recalled the 80’s asa time of much close inter-action with membersand staff alike and in the 90’s the incident, whenas Caddy Master, he was struck on the headby a caddie, fainted and was on M/C for a

club in the F & B sector as a daily-rated waiter! That wasback in October 1988. A little over a year later, hisposition was made permanent and he continued servingat what was then called the “Mixed Lounge.” In 1991,not long after computerisation arrived at KGNS, Muzaniwas promoted to POS (Point-of-Sale) Clerk, mainly acashiering function in the Accounts Department. It wasan opportune time for the enterprising lad to enroll innight classes in computer studies on part-time basis atthe then Binary Business School, with an eye towardscareer advancement.

In 1998, however, all POS Clerk functions were takenover by the F & B Department and the position, in turnbecame redundant. This proved fortuitous for Muzaniwho had the opportunity to move to Administration andserve as a personnel clerk under Department head, thelate Mohd. Hashim Bin Hamdon, whom he still holds inhigh regard to this day.

“I have learnt a lot,” says Muzani, “and he was alwaysthere to guide me.” When Hashim was medically boardedout, in 2002, Muzani was promoted to assume his currentpost of Personnel Officer.

The father to a 4-year old boy, Muzani, who hailsfrom Tasek Gelugor, Seberang Prai Utara but has livedin Selangor since infancy, has many memories of KGNS,both fond and bittersweet. He recalls the elation he feltwhen the move to the new clubhouse was completedback in 1996, as it provided the sense of a new beginning!February 2002, was a sad time for him, however, withthe passing of Osman Ali, then F & B Supervisor andUnion Chairman, a good friend and colleague.

Muzani regards KGNS as his second home and hehopes that someday the club will gain internationalrecognition and that the values, as embodied in ourVision & Mission statement, are universally practised.The latter, he reckons, will strengthen the bond betweenclub members and staff, regardless of the change ofguard in Management Committees. In this context, helooks forward to continued development in KGNSparticularly in the area of facilities, given that our golfcourse is already top class!

Sifu Shukri bin Said (M 980) :“When I was a Junior GolfExecutive of KGNS, I observeda hardworking and responsiblewaiter and gave a strongrecommendation for Amir to bepromoted to Sports Assistant.He was willing to work oddhours without any hesitation.I’m proud of him for hisexcellent performance. Sadto see him leaving and wishhim all the best.”

Alex Hong (H 136) : “Goodstaff and very dedicated to hisduty. Wish him all the best.Sorry and sad to see him ‘coshe has managed to handlecompetitions very well andsmoothly.”

Mahrome Mohamed (M 597) :“The most hardworking andtrustworthy staff of KGNS!”

Bon Voyage, AMIR

month! The real challenges, though, were inthe last 9 years when, fully exposed to golf anda host of new golfers, he had to learn how “tosettle down and keep a happy mind” at alltimes! In any case, the most unforgettableexperience in his books was the time when hehad to testify in a court of law on a “wrongscore” suit!

Amir’s immediate plans are to venture intothe business of fish and chicken breeding inPaya Jaras, Sungei Buloh. For now, inacknowledging his thanks to all past andpresent Captains, Lady Captains, ManagementCommittees, KGNS members and staff, hehas singled out for special mention his sifu,Encik Shukri M. Said (M980) for all theguidance and knowledge given over the years.

April 1994Nov 1994March 1996

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Competitions ClerkChief Caddy MasterSports Assistant, involved inday-to-day administration ofGolf Department, scoring, scorecards and handicaps update,daily staff roster, registration ofguests and reciprocal members,amongst other duties.Position re-designated as GolfSupervisor until 29/02/08

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Domestic Golf Clubs International Golf Clubs Kelab Golf PutraP.O. Box 6, 01700 Kangar, Perlis.Tel : 04-976 9660Fax : 04-976 9660 Kelab Kedah Darul Aman DiRajaBandar Darulaman, P.O. Box 24, 06007 Jitra, KedahTelephone: 04-917 0001Fax: 04-917 7890Email: dgrb@tm.net.myHome Page: www.darulamanrealty.com.my/DGCR.htm Darulaman Golf & Country ClubBandar Darulaman, Jitra, Kedah Darul Aman.Tel : 04-9170 001Fax : 04-9177 890 Penang Turf Club Golf SectionJalan Batu Gantong, 10450 Penang.Tel : 04-226 6701Fax : 04-226 6535 Kelab Golf DiRaja PerakJalan Sultan Azlan Shah, 31400, Ipoh, Perak.Tel : 05-547 3266 / 05-545 3266Fax : 05-547 6688 Seremban International Golf Club3rd Mile, Jalan Kuala Pilah, P.O. Box 88, 70710,Seremban, Negeri Sembilan.Tel : 06-677 5787 / 06-677 5722Fax : 06-677 2309 Ayer Keroh Country ClubKm 14.5, Jalan Ayer Keroh,P.O. Box 232,, 75750 Malacca,Tel: 06-233 2000 / 06-233 2001Fax: 06-232 3578Email: akccb@pd.jaring.myHome Page: www.akcc.com.my Royal Johor Country ClubNo. 3211 Jalan Larkin, 80200 Johor Bahru.Tel : 07-223 9130 / 07-223 3322Fax : 07-224 0729 Kelantan Golf & Country Club5488 Jalan Hospital, 15200 Kota Bahru, Kelantan.Tel : 09-748 2102Fax : 09-747 2918 Kelab Golf DiRaja PahangP.O. Box 53, 25700 Kuantan, Pahang.Tel : 09-567 5811Fax : 09-567 1170 Kinabalu Golf ClubP. O. Box 10654,88807 Kota Kinabalu, SabahTel:088-251615 / 234904 / 263162Fax: 088 - 240166 / 232162Email: kgcgolf@streamyx.comHome Page: www.borneo-online.com.my/kgc Sabah Golf & Country ClubReservoir Road Bukit Padang,P.O. Box 11876, 88820 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.Tel: 088-247533Fax: 088-225243 Sandakan Golf & Country ClubP.O. Box 541, 90706 Sandakan, Sabah.Tel : 089-660557Fax : 089-660584 Kelab Golf KudatJalan Urusetia Kudat,W. D. T. 18, 89059 Kudat, Sabah.Tel: 088-611002Fax: 088-611003Email: kgkdt@pd.jaring.my Miri Golf ClubP.O. Box 101, 98107 Lutong, Sarawak.Tel : 085-416787Fax : 085-417848 Kelab Golf SarawakPetra Jaya, 93050 Kuching, SarawakTel: 082-440 966, 082-443 398Fax: 082-441 733, 082-311 935Email: info@kgswak.comHome Page: www.kgswak.com

Western Australian Golf ClubHayes Avenue, Mount Yokine, Perth, WA 6060, AustraliaTelephone: +61 8 9349 1988 Fax: +61 8 9344 4424Email: admin@wagolfclub.com.au Home Page: www.wagolfclub.com.au Lake Karrinyup Golf ClubNorth Beach Rd, PO Box 83, Karrinyup WA 6018Telephone: +61 8 9422 8222 Fax: +61 8 9422 8282Email: info@lkcc.com.au Home Page: www.lkcc.com.au Waverly Golf Club Ltd82 Bergins Road,, Rowville, VIC 3178,, Melbourne, AustraliaTelephone: +61 3 9764 5144 Fax: +61 3 9764 3044Email: manager@waverleygolfclub.com.auHome Page: www.waverleygolfclub.com.au The Grange Golf Club2 Grange Road, Papatoetoe, Auckland, New ZealandTelephone: +64 9 278 9777 Fax: +64 9 278 6017Email: damian@grangegolfclub.co.nz Home Page: www.grangegolfclub.co.nz Mount Maunganui Golf Club (Inc)15 Fairway Avenue, Mount Maunganui 3030, New ZealandTelephone: +64 (07) 575 3889 Fax: +64 (07) 572 0341Email: n.a Home Page: www.mountmaunganui.nzgolf.net Pantai Mentiri Golf ClubKM 15 ˚, Jalan Kota Batu, P.S. 1646, Bandar Seri Begawan 1916,Negara Brunei DarussalamTelephone: +67 3 279 1021 / +67 3 279 2014Fax: +67 3 279 0773 Email: infodesk@pantaimentirigolfclub.comHome Page: www.pantaimentirigolfclub.com The Hong Kong Golf ClubP. O. Box 1, Shek Wu Hui Post Office, New Territories, Hong KongTelephone: +85 2 2670 1211 (Fanling) +85 2 2812 7070 (Deep Water Bay)Fax: +85 2 2679 5183 (Fanling) +85 2 2812 7111 (Deep Water Bay)Email: enquiry@hkgolfclub.org Home Page: www.hkgolfclub.org Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club139 Tai Au Mun Road , Clearwater Bay, New Territories, Hong KongTelephone: +85 2 2335 3888 Fax: +85 2 2719 4102Email: golf@cwbgolf.org Home Page: www.cwbgolf.org Jakarta Golf ClubJalan Rawamangun, Jakarta, IndonesiaTelephone: +62 21 489 5107 /+62 21 489 0009Fax: +62 21 489 1208 Jagorawi Golf & Country ClubPO Box 48/CBI, Cibinong - Bogor, West Java, IndonesiaTelephone: +62 21 875 3810 -15 Fax: +62 21 875 3806 - 07Email: jagorawi@cbn.net.id Home Page: www.jagorawi.com Bukit Darmo GolfJalan Bukit Darmo Golf Blok G-2, Surabaya 60226, East Java, IndonesiaTelephone: +62 31 732 5555 Fax: +62 31 731 6666Email: bdgsby@bukitdarmogolf.com Home Page: www.bukitdarmogolf.com Valley Golf & Country ClubAntipolo 1870, Rizal Phillippines, P.O. Box 706, Manila, PhillippinesTelephone: 6658565- 7 Fax: 6651640 Baguio Country ClubP.O. Box 8, South Drive, Baguio City 2600, PhillipinesTelephone: (63-74) 619-2050 to 64 Fax: (63-74) 442-6501 / 442-7674Email: baguiocountryclub@philwebinc.comHome Page: www.baguiocountryclub.com.ph Keppel ClubBukit Chermin Road, Singapore 109918Telephone: (65) 6375 5569 to 71 Fax: (65) 6278 1448Email: desmond@keppelclub.com.sg Home Page: www.keppelclub.com.sg Singapore Island Country Club180 Island Club Road , Singapore 578774Telephone: (65) 6459 2222 (Island), (65) 6466 2244 (Bukit)Fax: (65) 6458 3796 (Island), (65) 6466 9709 (Bukit)Email: enquiry@sicc.org.sg Home Page: www..sicc.org.sg Jurong Country Club9 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609078Telephone: (65) 6560 5655 Fax: (65) 6567 1900Email: enquiry@jcc.org.sg Home Page: www.jcc.org.sg The Royal Bangkok Sports Club1 Henri Dunant StreetPathumwan Bangkok 10330, ThailandTelephone: (662) 0 2652-5000-14, 0 2255-1420-7Fax: (662) 0 2255-4158Email: sportsclub@rbsc.org Home Page: www.rbsc.org Lakewood Golf ClubSouth Mountain Jin Ding, Zhuhai, ChinaTelephone: +86 (756) 338-3666 Fax: +86 (756) 339-3898Email: membership@lakewoodclub.comHome Page: www.lakewoodclub.com Song Be Golf Resort77 Binh Duong Boulevard, Lai Thieu Townlet, Thuan An District,Binh Duong Province, S. R. of VietnamTel: 84-0650-755802/3 Fax: 84-0650-755804 Email: info@songbegolf.com Website: www.songbegolf.com Home Page: www.lakewoodclub.com

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AFFILIATED/ RECIPROCAL Clubs

Recreation Activities(Lessons)

Day Activities Time

Mon Latin Ballroom Dance (MPH) 7.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.

Tue Line dance (MPH) 9.00 a.m. - 11.00 a.m.Cardio Lines (MPH) 2.00 p.m. - 3.00 p.m.Tai Chi (MPH) 7.00 p.m. - 9.00 p.m.Latin American - Beginners (MPH) 7.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.

Wed Aerobic (GYM) 3.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m.Latin Ballroom Dance (MPH) 7.30 p.m. - 8.30 p.m.Line Dance (MPH) 8.45 p.m. - 9.45 p.m.

Thu Tai Chi (MPH) 7.00 p.m. - 9.00 p.m.Ballroom Latin Dance (MPH) 8.00 p.m. - 10.00 p.m.

Fri Yoga (MPH) 9.30 a.m. - 10.30 a.m.Cardio Lines (MPH) 10.30 a.m.- 11.30 p.m.Line Dance (MPH) 3.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m.Line Dance - Beginners (MPH) 6.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.Latin Ballroom Dance (MPH) 7.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.

Sat Line Dance (MPH) 1.00 p.m. - 3.00 p.m.Aerobic (GYM) 2.30 p.m. - 3.30 p.m.Swimming (Main Pool) 5.00 p.m. - 5.45 p.m.

Sun Tennis (Tennis Court) 8.00 a.m. - 10.00 a.m.Latin Ballroom Dance (MPH) 10.00 a.m.-11.00 a.m.Line Dance - Beginners (MPH) 2.00 p.m. - 3.00 p.m.Latin American - Kids (MPH) 3.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m.Swimming (Main Pool) 4.30 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.Tae-Kwon-Do (MPH) 4.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.

RECEPTION

Telephone : 03-7876 0388General Fax : 03-7875 5267Golf Dept. Fax : 03-7874 9796Email : kgns@tm.net.m yWebsite : www.subang golf .com

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

Gen. Manager : Ext. 49Deputy GM/Admin Manager : Ext. 12Membership : Ext. 16 & 20Accounts : Ext. 21 & 79F&B : Ext. 70 & 71Golf : Ext. 61 & 62

Golfing Reception - Open DailyBooking Procedures - Open Daily

A member is allowed to sign-in a maximum of3 guestsBookings are accepted on day of play onlyFees (inclusive of 5% Govt. Tax)

Guests introduced by members:Putra Course & Kelana Course (18 holes)

RM126.00 (weekdays)RM189.00 (weekends/public holidays)

For an additional 9 holes, the charge is 50% offthe above rates.

Members of Senior Golfers Society of Malaysia:Weekdays before noon – 50% off the above rates.Green fees for 9 holes after 4.00 p.m. is 50% offthe above rates.

Golf Facilities

Opens - 6.30 a.m to 10.00 p.m.Guest fee : RM5.00 per person

SQUASH COURTS

GYMNASIUM (No guests allowed)Opens - 6.30 a.m to 10.00 p.m.The gym is closed from 6.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. formaintenance every first Monday of the month.

SNOOKER

CARD ROOM

Opens - 12.00 noon to 10.00 p.m.

SWIMMING

Opens - 12.00 noon to 10.00 p.m.

Pool opens - 7.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. dailyGuest fee : RM5.00 per person

Swimming Lessons(45-minute sessions per week x 4 per month)Fees for Lesson: Child - RM40.00

Adult - RM65.00

Swimming Coach: Mr. Cheng Heng JuiContact No.: 03-7983 2503 (Mon-Fri)

019-226 7909

NOTE: Members are advised not to engage any unauthorised coaches.

Recreation Facilities

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CLUB DIRECTORY & Facilities

Operating Hours : 7.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m.Practice balls – 7 cents eachGuest introduction fee – RM10.00

Junior Clinic on Sundays from 9.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. at theDriving Range (RM30.00 per person/ per month inclusive ofpractice balls)FOR OTHER GOLF LESSONS PLEASE CHECK WITH THEGOLF DEPARTMENT.

9 holes 18 holes1st Class RM15.00 RM30.002nd Class RM12.50 RM25.00The competition rate of RM35.00 for all classes is inclusive of tips.Members who wish to book caddies will be charged additional RM10for 18 holes and RM5 for 9 holes as administration fee.Tips for normal play and club competitions are not compulsory andare at the discretion of members but should not exceed the respectivecaddy fees.

Hours: 6.45 a.m. – 8.00 p.m. dailyRental:WeekdaysWeekends & P. HolidaysSenior Golfer: 10% discountUse of buggies is subject to ground conditions

BUGGIES (including 5% Govt. Tax)

CADDY FEES

GOLF LESSONS

GOLF PRACTICE RANGE

For Weekend and Public Holiday golfBookings for weekend and public holiday golf can bemade from the Sunday prior to the weekend, or publicholiday, beginning at 6.45 a.m. Bookings must be madepersonally by members.

Only 1 guest is allowed per member and bookings arelimited to 10 guests per nine.

AEROBICSFee : Once a week – RM60.00

: Twice a week – RM80.00Attire : Suitable sports attire & shoesContact Person : Ms. AmbikaContact No. : 016-680 6814

DANCESPORT TENNIS

OpensMember’s guest fee

Junior Coaching Programme (6 – 16 years old)Sat. & Sun.

Fee

Adults Coaching Programme(by appointment only)Fee

InstructorContact No.

Line DanceFee : Special package of RM120.00 for beginners

for a 3-month course.Instructress : Ms. Rozalynn / Aylicia LongContact No. : 012-200 0234/012-392 9133Ballroom Latin DanceFee : Special package of RM120.00 for beginners

for a 3-month courseInstructor : Mr. Eric Tan / Ms. LynnContact No. : 012-321 2083

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Venue : Aerobics RoomDays/Time : Every Friday - 9.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m.Fee : RM60.00 per month (1 session per week)

: RM150 (3 month package- 1 session per week)

Instructress : Ms. KathyContact No. : 012- 287 9692

YOGA

TAI CHI CLASS

TAE-KWAN-DO

Venue : Multi-Purpose HallDays/Time : Tue & Thu / 7.00 p.m. – 8.00 p.m.Fee: RM30 per month (8 times a month)Instructor : Mr. Patrick Chong - 019-215 2863

Venue : Multi-Purpose HallDay/Time : Sundays - 4.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.Fee : RM30.00 per monthInstructor : Mr. Low Koon Lin - 03-7876 4370

6.30 a.m to 10.00 p.m.RM5.00 per person

8.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.m. or10.00 a.m. to 12.00 noonRM100.00 (4 days per2 hour/session)

RM50.00 per hour (individual)RM70.00 per hour (2 persons)Mr. Ong Chit Lai019-213 1588

Please give ONE MONTH’S WRITTENNOTICE IN ADVANCE to the coach and accounts

department should you wish to terminate all lessons.The coach has to submit claims (to debit

your account) by the first week of the month.All rates are subjected to Government Service Tax

and change without prior notice.

(9 holes)RM21.00RM23.63

(18 holes)RM42.00RM47.25

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