berita subang apr-jun 2013

The Official Newsletter of Kelab Golf Negara Subang April - June 2013Subang National Golf Club

FOR KGNS MEMBERS ONLY

KDN:PP 17884/11/2013(033138)

SELAMAT BERPUASA Wishing members of KGNS: “SELAMAT MENYAMBUT BULAN RAMADHAN DAN SHAWAL”

FOR KGNS MEMBERS ONLY

2 Berita Subang APRIL-JUNE 2013

APRIL-JUNE 2013 Berita Subang 3

Contents

LADIES GOLF CONVENOR Sh. Khatijah Binti Syed Abdul Rahman

MANAGEMENt StAFFGENERAL MANAGER

Chandrasekaran Thangaveluchandran@ subanggolf.com

GOLF MANAGERVijay S. Divakaran

[email protected]

COURSE SUPERINTENDENTShamsul Bahrin Bin Abd Karim

[email protected]

F&B MANAGERZariha Bin Hamid (Zari)

[email protected]

SOCIAL & RECREATION MANAGERHalim Bin Mohd [email protected]

MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENTAzaman Bin Mohd [email protected]

FINANCE MANAGERFazlina Binti Fuad

[email protected]

HR & ADMIN MANAGERSyafinaz Binti [email protected]

ICT MANAGERIrene Tan

[email protected]

MEMBERSHIP EXECUTIVELili Salwana Binti Ikhsan

[email protected]

PRESIDENt Tengku Dato’ Shamsul Bahrin

Chairman - Membership Sub-Committee

VICE-PRESIDENt Pattis Naidu

Chairman – HR & Admin Sub-Committee

CAPtAINDr. Ronnie Yeo

Chairman - Golf Competitions/Rules/Handicapping/ Club Team & Editorial Board

COMMIttEE MEMBERSS. Kuldip Seine

Chairman - F&B and Club Affiliation Sub-Committee

Faiz Aly Bin Abd RaisChairman – Course & Grounds

Christopher Edward D’cruz Chairman – House & Maintenance Sub-Committee

Mohamad Riza Bin AbdahirChairman – Driving Range/JuniorGolf Programme Sub-Committee

Samuel Ponnurajah Chairman – Finance/Tender Board Sub-Committee

Jaswinder Singh Chairman – Disciplinary Sub-Committee

Prof. Dr. Rustam PutehChairman – Caddies & Buggies Sub-Committee

MANAGEMENt COMMIttEE 2012/2013

EDItORIAL BOARD

Dr. Ronnie YeoCaptain/ Chairman

Juliana CheahJoseph Fernandez

BERItA SuBANG APRIL – JUNE 2013

3 MANAGEMENt COMMIttEE 2012/20134 CAPtAIN‘S NOtE6 CLuB uPDAtES • New Appointments • E-Statement • For the Benefit of all Members • Membership Card Replacement • Proximity Card at the Main Gate7 INtRODuCtION NIGHt8 CLuB CHAMPIONSHIP Thrills and Spills at Annual Club Championship12 COuRSE & GROuNDS • Uplighting and Tree Lighting (Hole 18, Putra Course) • Upgrading the Landing Area of Driving Range • Storm Hut Refurbishment13 RuLES OF GOLF

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14 LADIES GOLF • Ladies to the Fore16 CLuB DIARY 18 SOCIAL & RECREAtION • Club Championship Gala Dinner & Dance 2013 • Arabic Class • Tai Chi for Better Health • KGNS Squash – Working Hard to play Better 22 GOLF uPDAtES • Our Champions do us Proud at Bukit Jawi • Hole-In-One Achievers • Klang Valley Junior Golf Circuit 201323 OBItuARY 24 COMPEtItIONS & RESuLtS26 CLuB DIRECtORY & FACILItIES28 F&B PROMOtIONS31 AFFILIAtED/RECIPROCAL CLuBS10


CAPtAIN’S NOtE

A concerned member wrote in and I share his views on a very pertinent point. He said his concern was about a simple yet truthful matter which most of us, as members, seem to have forgotten or taken for granted.

Ours is a membership club and all members are equal and we are all governed by rules and regulations that make the club a congenial place to pass our time.

There is a Bye-Law which states that members are not allowed to bring their chauffeurs, bodyguards or servants into the members’ precinct, namely the Golfers’ Terrace. Children of members, who are brought in to the Golfers’ Terrace should be controlled and not be allowed to play or run around causing disturbance. Of late, however, this rule is not being strictly observed much to the annoyance of members. May this message serve as a reminder to all members that action may have to be taken to curb this behaviour.

All drivers and bodyguards are kindly requested to stay at the caddy canteen until the bosses are ready to leave and not to be seen hanging around the main club house or sitting in the gazebo at the starters’ hut. Children brought in for food at the Golfers’ Terrace should patronise the Family Terrace or the Poolside Terrace and not be let loose at the Golfers’ Terrace. Let this be a reminder to avoid embarrassment and it is my sincere hope members will heed this call in a spirit of co-operation.

For the safety of members and their vehicles, we implemented the regulation of card swiping at the main entrance. Members, for reasons known only to them, have consistently refused to swipe their cards and even took to ridiculing guards on duty. The guards are only performing their duty and it is unfair to pick on them. May this also serve as a reminder to anyone not adhering to this entry requirement. It was a decision made by the House at large and not a flimsy decision by the Management Committee alone. Please use your card for entry and refrain from making caustic remarks to the guards. Meanwhile the MC is looking into a more convenient mode of entry for members, if at all there is one. Please be patient.

On the golf course, culprits who litter the course, who do not repair divots or rake the bunkers, or who throw cigarette butts on the course will be taken to task by golf marshals. It is getting from bad to worse and absolutely out of control. It is pointless saying out loud that you love your course yet do nothing to show that love. Put your money where your mouth is. This is a golf club for the enjoyment of all members and so why should some members be more equal than others?

It is unfortunate that I have to be rough and tough in this message, much to the dislike of some members who insist I must say nice things as our magazine is read by other clubs. But why cover up our faults with niceties and not face up to the fact that we all share the same responsibility to this club to make it a premier club we always claim it to be? Covering up our problems will not get us anywhere. By exposing our weakness and taking corrective action we gain all round. A club is as good as its members. That’s the long and short of it and each one of us has the bounden duty to uphold the good reputation of the club and make it the second home as many say it is.

Onto the budget approved for the renovation of the Golfers’ Terrace. It has come up short and so the Management Committee will make a request for more funds at the coming AGM as the cost is hovering around the RM3mil mark instead of the RM 2.1mil. approved earlier. Rest assured the Development Committee is doing its best which is why work has yet to start. The new plan will include the renovation of

A Fond Farewell from the Heart


the present Golfers’ Terrace kitchen, the Men & Ladies Toilets at the Golfers’ Terrace. The seating capacity of the Golfers’ Terrace will be increased with the hawkers being shifted to the side of the Golfers’ Terrace outside the Family Terrace which will also be extended sideways. The present uncovered areas fronting the putting greens will be protected by a cable-held glass roof allowing members to sit with a feel of being outdoors.

The present VIP Changing Room will be converted to the F&B Office to ensure that staff are close to their work place. It will include also an alcohol dispensing bar separate from the present soft drink and beverage counter. A lift for the disabled or senior citizens will be incorporated on the outside, near the officials’ car park, leading to the first floor.

The recent EGM held approved the renovation of the Putra Course. Well done to all those who attended and voted for it. Bear in mind that this is a major renovation and time is of the essence. Members please bear with the work once it is started.

This is definitely the last editorial that I am going to write for Berita Subang. It is with a heavy heart that I made the decision not to seek re-election as the Captain of KGNS. If you ask me for the reason, I will not reveal it, but you must have heard all the rumours going around in the club and elsewhere. Members do get a little personal at times and taint your name and reputation for all the wrong reasons. Mahatma Gandhi taught me one virtue, practice PASSIVE RESISTANCE, and I believe in turning the other cheek as well for I know one day what goes round must come around. When the conscience is clear you do not lose sleep and it is pointless to dwell on it unless your heart is filled with malice.

My parting words to members of KGNS will be the same as what I have always said in all the editorials. The Club is yours. Come to the club to make friends, not enemies. Enjoy the facilities of the club and do not look for faults. If you look long enough, you would surely find something wrong for no one is perfect. Love your club. Treat it like a home and do whatever is necessary to keep it clean and beautiful. If you feel you can do better, then volunteer yourself in subcommittee to contribute and get your views heard.

Rules are made for control, so do abide by the rules and bye-laws of the club. As the club is made up of over 5500 members,

changes and procedures are made to suit the majority. You may be among those against certain changes, but it is the majority who rule. Being a good member is not about self. It is thinking about others with contribution and goodwill in your heart that will that make the difference.

On another matter, the KGNS Club Championship saw three weekends of fun and rivalry. Congratulations to Muhammad Imran Shafiq the Junior Champion, Irene Hong the Lady Champion, Liew Jun Loy the Senior Champion and Sunil Abraham the Men’s Champion. Honour also goes to the two Matchplay Champions namely Irene Hong and Imran Ashok Abdullah. The golf course was in tip top condition thanks to the Course Superintendent Encik Shamsul Bahrain and his work force.

The culminating event of the three championships was the Gala Dinner and Dance held a week after the three championships. It was a huge success and attended by more than 200 participants and non-participants. It was a night of fun, comedy and dance with all the prizes being given out that night. Read the article on this in this issue.

The KGNS-Mazda Amateur Ladies Open Championship was also held in May and this tournament is fast becoming popular. The DYMM Tunku Ampuan Besar of Negri Sembilan was gracious enough to attend the prize award ceremony that lasted almost four hours as there was an abundance of prizes and lucky draws for everyone.

On parting, I would like to take this opportunity to say that I have done my best for the club. If along the way I made mistakes, offended a few, created some problems or whatever, I take this instance to offer my apologies. I have learnt a lot from my stint as Captain. And I can proudly walk away knowing that I have done my best and it was all for the club and its members.

Thank you all and see you as an Ordinary Member soon.

Dr. Ronnie YeoClub Captain

A Fond Farewell from the Heart


CLUB UPDATES

Membership Card Replacement

Members with faded name, details or photograph on their Membership Card can

now apply for a replacement card at the Membership Department

Free of Charge.

Sutheesh Kumar, 32 from Perak is our newly appointed Restaurant Manager. Upon graduation with an Advance Diploma in Hotel Management majoring in F&B, he started his career working in some major hotels and restaurants in Perak. Kumar has eleven years of experience in the F&B industry and his last employment was with the Thai Thong Group.

“My plans and targets for KGNS will be on improving the overall service of all F&B outlets and also to create and share new innovative ideas for the development of the F&B Department,” said Kumar.

Jenny Yip, 51 is our new Secretary to the General Manager. She has 33 years of working experience. Prior to her joining KGNS, she was working with the Prince Hotel & Residencies in Kuala Lumpur.

“Having gained much valuable experience in my field

as a secretary, I will do my best to develop a systematic workflow here so that we can work better as a team,” said Jenny.

New Appointment

E-StatementMembers who have not been receiving their E-Statement are advised to check under their

Junk Mail folder as sometimes legitimate emails are directed there.

Have you terminated your email account? Changed your job? Mailbox full or over quota? Members are reminded to update us on

any change of email address and to ensure there is sufficient space in their Inbox to

receive E-Statements.

For the Benefit ofall Members

The Rules pertaining to the Clubhouse and on the course may at times appear harsh, but remember they have been established for your personal security, safety and to prevent misunderstandings. For this reason and in consideration of others, please be informed that: •Buggies are not allowed near the Changing Room. •CaddiesarenotallowedintheCarPark.

Proximity Card at the Main Gate

For the convenience of Members, the club is looking into installing an additional Mid Range Reader using the Proximity Card with a reading distance of 90cm to 150cm. Members using this card are not required to wind down their car window as they will only need to wave their card from their car.

The Management Committee has agreed to issue the first card to Members free of charge.

The system is targetted to be operating in July 2013. Cards will be issued upon request and the number of cards will be limited to two for each Member.

ANNOUNCEMENTWatch for the Date and Time

on the Club’s Notice Board for“KGNS Hari Raya House Open”


Two introduction nights were held, one in April and another in June, to confirm newcomers as full-fledged Ordinary Members. A total of forty-nine attended − 35 on 17 April 2013 and 14 on 12 June 2013.

As President Tengku Dato’ Shamsul Bahrin was away, Vice President Mr.

Pattis Naidu together with the Management Committee were in attendance to welcome the new members into the KGNS fraternity.

12 June 20131. Dato’ Azmi Bin Ali (A1261)2. Ardy Suhaidy Bin Mustapha (A1262)3. Asok a/l Raghavan (A1263)4. Izmir Bin Mohammad (I256)5. Johnson Gilbert a/l Muthusamy (J196)6. Lim Seow Chair (L1082)7. Raja Mohd Firdaus Bin Raja Zainal

(M1252)8. Nazleene Binti Alang Zari (N492)9. Dr. Ramesh Kumar a/l Athi Kumar (R336)10. Prof. Dr. Rajendran a/l Nagappan (R337) 11. Dr. Shashi Gopalan a/l Marimuthu (S853)12. Shafiz Bin Shahrani (S855)13. Saji a/l M.K. Raghavan (S856)14. Tunku Aznal Shahabudin Tunku Kamel

(T786)

New Members attending Introduction Night on:

Welcome Addition

17 April 20131. Ali Noor Razak Bin Mohd Noor Sidek (A1258)2. Dato’ Ab Aziz Bin Khudri (A1260)3. Bruce Richard Jalleh (B183)4. Chang Yuh Fah (C852)5. Dahmad Bin Mohd Noor (D140)6. Gan Chun Hui (G212)7. Kunasekaran a/l Sevanthi (K626)8. Kamal Ezany Bin Ab Rashid (K627)9. Kunasegaran a/l Karuppan (K628)10. Kuhan a/l Pathmanathan (K629)11. Ling Keng Kok (L1077)12. Leng Hoon (L1078)13. Lee Aik Seong (L1079)14. Lee Kok Hoo (L1080)15. Liew Kok Kheong (L1081)16. Mohd Zaini Bin Aris (M1248)17. Mohamad Hisyam Bin Abdul Majid (M1249)18. Nik Amir Azarif Bin Nik Azamuddin (N456)

19. Dr. Nesarajah a/l V Kandiah (N490)20. Nor Rozita Binti Nordin (N491)21. Ong Chong Hoe (O289)22. Ruban a/l K.Rajalingam (R334)23. Ratha Krishnan a/l Perumal (R335)24. Sheik Sharufudin Bin Sheik Mohd (S850)25. Sim Yong Wah @ Sim Oh Ta (S851)26. Surenthira Stephen a/l Ramachanderan (S852) 27. Tang Chee Tiong (T819)28. Tan Khin Hong (T820)29. Tan Seng Kiat (T821)30. Tay Thian San (T822)31. Wan Shafinaz Hazlin Binti Abdullah (W334)32. Wee Chek Aik (W362)33. Datuk Stanley Yap Koon Teck (Y476)34. Zulkifli Bin Mohamed Haris (Z245)35. Zurisafina Binti Zulkifli (Z246)

In his welcoming speech, the Vice-President urged the new members to observe the KGNS code of conduct and discipline while enjoying the club’s facilities and amenities. He also briefed the new members on the renovation of the Putra Course, upgrading of the interior and renovation of Golfers’ Terrace, including the surrounding area scheduled for July. A video presentation of the Club’s history and its facilities was screened and the evenings saw the newcomers getting to know committee members and one another.

Fresh blood is always welcome to keep the club vibrant. It is a two-way relationship – what the club can do for its members and what the members can do for the club.

INtRODuCtION NIGHt


The annual Club Championships, which is the Club’s biggest and most prestigious event, was planned well ahead to be played throughout the month of May. Preparations were initiated a couple of months prior by the Captain and the Golf Sub-Committee working closely with the golf department to ensure it would be the finest and most successful event ever hosted.

All preparation for the Championships suddenly came to a halt when the Government of Malaysia declared polling day to be 5 May, which would affect the Senior Club Championship scheduled for the 4 and 5 May. A decision had to be made as to whether the event could be held as scheduled but with a big drop in the number of participants or have a new date as a better option. The Captain, after meeting his Committee and the Golf department, decided to change the dates. The decision proved to be a wise one and this was reflected in the number of participants who signed up.

The Ladies Club Championship and Junior Club Championship took place on the 3–4 May and as the numbers for both these categories were small the tournaments were held simultaneously. Sixteen players signed up for the Junior Club Championship and the field comprised some superior players including the 2011 champion, Muhammad Imran Shafiq, who was in top form.

Imran, playing to a 1 handicap, was tipped to win but there were others of the likes of Affifuddin Abdul Aziz, a 4 handicapper, who could pose a challenge.

On the first day, Affifuddin started well staying close to Imran but a few dropped shots resulted in him posting a 78 to Imran’s 74 being his usual cheery self, was satisfied with his first round performance and looked forward to posting another good score on day two to clinch the Championship yet again.

Day 2 saw Imran firing a three over 75 while Afifuddin scored a 77. Imran’s two-day 149 effort earned him the Junior Club Champion title while Afifuddin, on 155, took second spot. Third was Warda Amira with a two day total of 159. To promote more interest and participation, a 36-hole nett event was organized for the juniors as well. Twelve handicapper Sheik Sulaiman Jamal won the event overcoming Ryan John Fernandez by six shots.

In the Ladies Club Championships, attention was on defending Champion Irene Hong and the 2011 Champion Datin Rahmah Arshad. Both were in top form heading into the Championship. Both players started well but a few club selection errors resulted in Datin Rahmah succumbing to a 11-over 83 while Irene fired a sizzling 77.

A hard fought battle ensued in round two with Datin Rahmah playing brilliantly to and at one stage drew level with Irene. Aided by a few dropped

Thrills and Spills at Annual Club Championship

CLuB CHAMPIONSHIP


shots by Datin Rahmah, Irene walked away with the title having posted an 80, despite Datin Rahmah returning a respectable 77. Finishing in third spot was Alyah Tan. In the Nett category Siti Jauharah Lee emerged champion winning by a single shot from Lee Guat Noi and Irene Goh Meng Meng. Irene lost out on second spot on countback.

The Senior Club Championship was held on 11–12 May after a week’s gap. The event attracted a massive 144 participants and due to this, a morning and afternoon session had to be organized. Besides the usual gross and nett categories a Super Senior Nett category was added for those aged 65 and above.

All eyes were on defending Champion Mohd. Chudi Ghazali but a last minute withdrawal from the competition due to an injury opened the door for a string of other hopefuls, which included the 2011 Champion Hj Mahrome Mohamad. Siow Yoon Keong fired an impressive 75 to lead after day one from Hj Mahrome and Liew Jun Loy who both posted 76s. A host of others were left trailing a few shots behind making for day two a very interesting affair.

Siow Yoon Keong began his campaign on a high but faltered as the round progress. Playing alongside Liew Jun Loy and Hj Mahrome, his swing encountered problems midway allowing the duo to pass him on the back nine. In the end, consistent play by Liew ensured victory. Liew’s six-over 78 gave him the title by three shots from Hj. Mahrome. Siow finished with an 84.

In the Senior Nett event, Tai Keat Chai, playing to a 19 handicap, fired rounds of 68 and 69 to ensure victory. His effort was two shots better than Hj Mohd Sofian Ali whose opening round of 62 nett put him in the running for gross honours but a disappointing second round eliminated any such hope. James Liew Ben Poh finished third.

The Super Senior Nett Category saw Kamarulzaman Md Nor emerged as Champion. Kamarulzaman overcame Li Heng Tiong by way of a countback after both players were deadlocked with a two day total of 142. Two shots back and in third spot was Ismail Mahmood.

Men’s Club Championship (17–19 May)ResultsGross – 54 Holes H’cap R1 R2 R3 TotalChampion Sunil Abraham 3 79 72 71 2222nd Eric Foo Hwa Peng 4 73 77 77 2273rd Idzauuddin Idrus 4 79 78 75 2324th Victor Lean Kuok King 2 76 78 79 2335th Chang Vui Khiong 4 76 77 85 2386th George Cheah Chun Yin 3 80 80 79 239 ocb7th Zairul Hisham Dato Zubir 3 83 76 80 239 ocb8th Kevin Yeap Chin-Pin 7 80 77 82 2399th Zaidon Omar Baki 7 78 83 80 24110th Imran Ismail 11 84 78 81 243 ocb11th Sherman Francis Xaiver 3 78 80 85 24312th Gurjeet Singh 5 85 77 82 244

Nett – 54 HolesWinner Muniandy Tamamirtham 12 78 68 71 2172nd Burhan Lasa 9 75 74 75 2243rd Saw Ying Huei 9 76 72 77 225

With the completion of the Junior, Ladies and Senior Championships, the stage was set for the finale of the Men’s Club Championship, which was scheduled for 17-19 May 2013. The event promised to be a classic showdown between past champions, namely Eric Foo and Sunil Abraham, but besides this duo at least a dozen other players stood a great chance as well.

The Putra course was in impeccable condition and ready to test the players. The course was set up long with the greens running at speeds of up to 9.5 on the stimpmeter.

The first day’s play saw Eric Foo setting the tone as he showed he meant business by firing a one-over-par 73. Sunil on the other hand encountered a few hiccups and returned a middling score of 79. Chang Vui Khiong and Victor Lean followed with identical 76s while Sherman Xavier managed 78 heading into day 2.

On day 2 Sunil, who was out to make amends, turned the tables by shooting an even-par 72. Eric on the other hand could only manage a 77 and this certainly made things more interesting with Eric still holding on to a slim 1 shot lead. Chang Vui Khiong and Victor Lean were still in the hunt trailing the leader by three and four shots respectively. Other notables included Idzauuddin Idrus who improved by one stroke on his first day’s score of 79, Zairul Hisham posted a creditable 76 while Gurjeet Singh returned with a 77 gross.

As there was a cut off after round 2, play on the final day was reduced to the top 60 and ties. As flights were arranged in groups of three rather than four, the last flight saw Eric paired with Sunil and Chang while the second last flight consisted of Victor Lean, Kevin Yeap and Idzauuddin. The finale promised to be a spectacular affair with anyone posting a brilliant round standing a great chance to emerge as champion.

Eric continued his momentum by trying to hold on to his slim lead and it looked like he was on track to achieve this goal but a one-over on the front nine against Sunil’s even-par put both players on level terms. Things were all tied, each one matching shot for shot until hole 14 where Eric’s bogey allowed Sunil to lead the tournament for the first time. The killer blow was to take place on the following hole with Sunil birdieing

the 15th and Eric dropping another shot. The gap was now three shots and there was no turning back. Sunil held on, firing an impressive sub-par round of one-under while Eric dropped another two shots on 17 & 18 to finish with a 77.

Sunil was crowned the 2013 Men’s Club Champion winning himself the coveted trophy as well as the Green Jacket. Eric settled for the runner-up spot while Idzauuddin was third with a 75.


The customary KGNS Matchplay Championship for both the Men and Ladies was held the week after the Men’s Club Championship. The first round was played on 25 May 2013 with the top 16 male qualifiers from the Men’s Club Championship and the top eight female qualifiers from the Ladies Club Championship doing battle for their respective coveted trophies. The affair was to last over two weeks with the Ladies finals taking place on 1 June and the Men’s finals the following day.

There were high expectations in the men’s category as the list of qualifiers included the big guns. Everyone was expecting a second showdown between champions, Sunil Abraham and Eric Foo but to everyone’s dismay, this was not to be as Sunil had to withdraw from the Championship due to work commitments.

This opened up the door for Eric but an unsatisfactory round cost him his chances of capturing the Tan Sri Megat Najmuddin Trophy. Eric fell to

KGNS Matchplay Championship 2013

Zairul Hisham in the quarter finals, thus clearing the path for a new Champion to be crowned. Zaidon Omar Baki, a surprise qualifier cruised into the semifinals without playing a single shot. He won his first round match by way of a walkover and had his quarter-final match won due to no shows by both opponents. The others to make the semifinals were in-form Idzauudin Idrus and Imran Ashok.

The semifinals saw Imran Ashok taking on Zaidon Omar Baki while the second semifinals saw Zairul Hisham take on Idzauudin. Imran displayed some fine golf to overcome Zaidon 4 and 3 while Zairul continued his winning spree by overcoming Idzauudin in a hard fought affair winning his match 2 up. A fierce contest was in store for the finale but an unforeseen commitment by Zairul Hisham saw him withdraw thus handing Imran Ashok the win and being crowned The KGNS Matchplay Champion for 2013.

The Ladies Matchplay saw a repeat of last year’s finalists. Irene Hong and Datin Rahmah Arshad qualified for the finals, overcoming their opponents easily. In form Irene came into the match all geared up from her recent string of wins. The Ladies Club Champion, who was recently crowned Champion of Champions and who had put on a superb display in the KGNS-MAZDA Ladies Amateur Open, continued her form to capture the coveted Ladies Matchplay Trophy.

CLuB CHAMPIONSHIP 2013

Senior Golfers Club Championship (11–12 May) ResultsGross – 36 Holes H’cap R1 R2 TotalChampion Liew Jun Loy 9 76 78 1542nd Mahrome Mohamad 6 76 81 1573rd Siow Yoon Keong 7 75 84 1594th Dato Maarof A. Rahman 7 81 79 1605th Rosli Abd Rahman 8 80 83 1636th Syed Khalil Syed Mohamad 7 88 78 1667th Mohd Kamal Azmey Hitam 8 81 85 1668th Gooi Liong Kee 7 81 86 1679th Abdul Rawof Mohamed 9 88 80 168 ocb10th Burhan Lasa 9 86 82 168 ocb11th Choo Peck Koei 14 85 83 168 ocb12th Kamrulzaman Md Nor 13 84 84 168 ocb13th Parantaman Ramasamy 9 82 86 16814th Abdul Malek Hj Omar 7 89 81 170 ocb15th Yeo Tat Chew 10 86 84 170 ocb

Nett – 36 Holes H’cap R1 R2 TotalWinner Tai Keat Chai 19 68 69 1372nd HjMohdSofianMohdAli 16 62 77 1393rd James Liew Ben Poh 19 70 72 142 ocb4th Li Heng Tiong 18 69 73 1425th Ding Meng Sieng 18 72 71 143

Super Senior – Nett - 36 Holes H’cap R1 R2 TotalWinner Kamarulzaman Md Nor 13 71 71 142 ocb2nd Li Heng Tiong 18 69 73 142 3rd Ismail Mahmood 20 71 73 1444th Hong Len Shun 14 78 69 147 ocb5th Yew Kim Tong 12 73 74 147 ocb6th Hussain Shaari 14 73 74 147 ocb


KGNS Matchplay Championship(25 May–2 June)Tan Sri Megat Najmuddin Trophy 2013

ResultsMENWinner - Imran Ashok Abdullah 2nd - Zairul Hisham Zubir3rd - Zaidon Omar Baki4th - Izauudin IdrusLADIESWinner - Irene Hong2nd - Datin Rahmah Arshad3rd - Falziah Idrus4th - Alyah Tan

Ladies & Junior Club Championships (3–4 May)Results

Gross – 36 Holes H’cap R1 R2 TotalChampion Irene Hong 4 77 80 1572nd Datin Rahmah Arshad 6 83 77 1603rd Alyah Tan 17 88 88 1764th Falziah Idrus 9 90 89 1795th Judy Kong 14 89 91 180Nett – 36 Holes Winner Siti Jauharah Lee Abdullah 18 72 75 1472nd Lee Guat Noi 17 73 75 148 ocb3rd Irene Goh Memng Meng 20 71 77 148

Junior Gross – 36 Holes H’cap R1 R2 TotalChampion MuhammadImranShafiq 1 74 75 1492nd AfiffuddinAbdulAziz 4 78 77 1553rd Warda Amira 6 80 79 159Nett – 36 Holes Winner Sheikh Sulaiman S. Jamal 12 74 65 1392nd Ryan John Fernandez 19 73 72 145 ocb3rd Mohd Shahazman Mohd Nasir 13 71 74 145


COuRSE & GROuNDS

Up Lighting and Tree Lighting (Hole 18, Putra Course)

Tree lighting has great aesthetic value. The club agreed to incorporate up-lighting and tree-lighting into the KGNS course landscape at Hole 18, Putra Course to beautify the trees and give the club an added feature everyone can enjoy when they patronize it at night.

Tree lighting uses concealed mercury vapor lights in the higher branches of the tree and it generates a bluish-white light much like moonlight that filters through the leaves and branches and down onto the ground. Up-lighting is basically a powerful spotlight pointing upwards as the name suggests. These stake-mounted fixtures are extremely economical and flexible.

In order to facilitate this exercise approximately 700 meters of cable was laid and the power supply was tapped from the main source at the clubhouse.

Upgrading the Landing Area of Driving Range

This is aimed at repairing depressions and bare patches, raising the height of target greens and fixing the sump and replacing the sump grating with a new one. This will make the surface of landing area even and smooth, easy for mowing and the collection of golf balls. Once the turf is established, the grass will be moved to fairway height and profiled like real fairways. Members will get to enjoy a course-like feel when practicing.

By raising and enlarging the existing target greens, they will seem like the greens on the course itself. These improvements should make practice more realistic.

Uplighting at night.

Storm Hut RefurbishmentUpgrading works are still in progress at the storm huts

at tee-box 4, 15 and 18, and, as visitors can observe, many changes have already been made with the intention of making these huts a comfortable place for golfers to shelter from the rain.

When complete, the huts will have benefited from new water piping, WCs and wash basins. The doors and ceiling will also be changed, along with the installation of new wall and floor tiles in the toilets. The men’s toilets will be widened and everything will benefit from a new coat of paint. Members and their guests are welcome to use the facilities and keep them in ship-shape condition for the enjoyment of all.

Repairing of turf depressions in the landing area of the Driving Range.

New Sump Grating.

Driving Range Target Green.

Spot light installed at one of the trees.

Laying of armoured cable.

Trenching before laying of cables.


RuLES OF GOLF

If you are not able to determine your NPR because that point is within the trunk of a tree or a boundary fence that prevents you from taking the required address position, then you must drop the ball within one club-length of the estimated point. (Decision 24-2b/3.5).The following diagram illustrates examples where the player is unable to determine his NPR from the cart path and will need to estimate this point under Rule 24-2b:

Ground under Repair (GUR) - (Rule 25-1b Abnormal Ground Condition)When taking relief from GUR the player must also determine the nearest NPR. The NPR must not be in a

hazard or on a putting green.The following diagram illustrates the term nearest point of relief in relation to GUR rules for a Right-Handed

Player and for a Left-handed player:

You are not permitted to choose which side of the GUR you will drop the ball, as you must by definition find the NPR that is nearest to the ball, unless there are two equidistant “nearest points of relief”.

Also, as mentioned earlier, the relief does not necessarily mean that you will have a clear shot to the green, or that a tree does not interfere with your lie, stance or the area of your swing.

If your ball lands in GUR and you have obtained the NPR which is in a bush, it is just too bad because you cannot get further relief from the bush.

When the ball lies in casual water within an area defined as Ground Under Repair - (Decision 25-1b/11.5)

The player may take relief from both, but not at the same time. For example the following diagram shows the player taking relief from the casual water and then from the GUR.

Where Exactly Must You Drop The Ball?

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We all have days when our golf ball ends up on a Cart Path, in Casual Water, on the Wrong Green or on Ground Under Repair. When you face such a problem, you must first determine where your “Nearest Point of Relief” should be to avoid playing from a wrong place and being penalized under the applicable Rule.

It is important to know exactly where the correct point is when you take your free relief, because the rules of golf are specific as to how and where relief can be taken.

Nearest Point of Relief (NPR)NPR is the specific reference point for taking relief

without penalty from interference by an immovable obstruction (Rule 24-2), an abnormal ground condition (Rule 25-1) or a wrong putting green (Rule 25-3).

There is only one precise point on the golf course that qualifies as the NPR, and it is the point on the course nearest to where your ball lies that is not nearer the hole and where it gives you complete relief with no other interference.

If your “nearest point of relief” is in the middle of some bushes then you must drop the ball within one club-length of that point, even though it may be in a worse lie. The Rules also do not guarantee you will have a clear shot to the green from a perfect lie after you have determined your NPR.

Finding Your Nearest Point of Relief Accurately:1. It is recommended you use the club that you would use to

make your next stroke if the obstruction or condition were not there or in your way. Simulate your address position; direction of play and the swing should be towards the green for such a stroke.

2. The space that is free from any interference (no OB, no hazards and no closer to the hole) and the spot where your club is grounded (in your address position) is the NPR.

3. After establishing your NPR mark it (as with a tee) and use any club to measure the one-club relief from the NPR.

Cart Path - (Rule 24-2b Immovable Obstruction)If the ball comes to rest on a cart path consider your available options. i) You may elect to play from the buggy tract ii) If you decide to take relief, by finding your NPR mark

the position of the ball first before lifting it. After your NPR has been determined:i) Measure one club-length (you may use the longest

club in your bag) from your NPR making sure you are no closer to the hole, on a part of the course and clear of the obstruction.

ii) Mark the measured point with a tee and drop your ball within the one-club length.

iii) The ball is back in play, and hit your shot.

DIRECTION OF PLAYRight-handed player

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DIRECTION OF PLAY

- Point X is where the ball lies in casual water within an area of ground under repair.

- Point A is where the player may take relief from the casual water (Rule 25-1b/11.5) and then he may take relief from GUR.

Alternatively, he may take relief from GUR at Point B and then he may take relief from the casual water.

Left-handed PlayerB1and B2 are the position of the ball in GUR, etc.P1 is the nearest point of relief to B1P2 is the nearest point of relief to B2Shaded area P1-A-A = dropping area for ball at B1Shaded area P2-C-C = dropping area for ball at B2 = player’s notional stance to play ball

at P1.

Right-handed PlayerB1 = position of ball in GUR, etc.P1 = nearest point of relief to B1 Shaded area P1-A-A = area within which ball to be

dropped, radius of 1-club length from P1, measured with any club

B2 = position of ball to GUR, etc. = notional stance required to play ball at P2 with

club which you would expect to play the stroke (note: your feet must be clear of the GUR).

P2 = nearest point of relief to B2 Shaded area P2-C-C = area within which ball to be

dropped, radius of 1-club length from P2, measured with any club

Uplighting at night.

B1 = position of ball on cart pathP1 = nearest point of relief (determined)S1 = notional stance used to determine NPR at P1 –

results in player’s stance being out of boundsB2 = position of ball on cart pathP2 = nearest point of relief (estimated)S2 = notional stance used to determine NPR at P2 –

unable to take this stance due to boundary wallB3 = position on cart pathP3 = nearest point of relief (estimated)S3 = notional stance used to determined NPR at P3 –

unable to take stance due to tree trunk


LADIES GOLF

6th KGNS-MAZDA Ladies Amateur Open Golf Championship

The 6th edition of the KGNS-Mazda Ladies Amateur Open was hosted recently on 28-30 May 2013 at Kelab Golf Negara Subang’s infamous Putra Course. This popular event, regarded as a favorite amongst lady golfers, again attracted strong participation with 90 players from both local clubs as well as international clubs taking part.

Many had anticipated big names joining in the tournament unfortunately, the big notables were either away or not available due to other commitments. Nevertheless, the field still consisted of some high quality players capable of putting on a good show.

KGNS banked on its recently crowned Ladies Club Champion, Irene Hong, to contest and finish strong in the event. Besides those contending for top honours in the three-day stroke play event, the field also consisted of some who were out just for the exposure or joy of playing in a competitive yet fun filled event.

The first round saw Justin Chen, a local young lady who is currently studying in the US, fired an even-par round despite the course playing long. Justine, who thumps her tee shot about 260 meters, made the ever-demanding Putra Course look easy. The irony of it was that in spite of the hot weather conditions, Justine seemed unaffected. Trailing her by a shot was Hillferah Tan while a host of other players lurked closely behind. KGNS’s Irene Hong started badly and was having difficulty adapting to the green speeds. Her score of 80 placed her in 10th position, trailing Justin by eight shots.

Come Day 2 something had to be done to narrow the gap. The stage seemed set for another low round by the youngsters as the greens speeds were increased to 9.2 and the leader flights were off by 8.30am.

The gallery, consisting of home supporters, cheered Irene on in the hope she would catch up with Justine. This was not to be as Irene and Justine fired identical 75’s. The consolation was that Irene moved up to 4th, closing in on Hilfferah Tan who fired a 77 and Nur Eliana Ariffin whose two-day total kept her one shot clear of Irene.

Another low round on Day 3 held the possibility of giving Irene a top three finish and this was certainly playing on her mind. The cut-off saw the top 40 gross and ties as well as the top 20 nett and ties progress in the tournament. Attentions were on the four players who stood a decent chance of winning. Irene, whose confidence level was boosted by her marvelous round the day before, started on a high and fired a first nine score of 1-over and with Hillferah Tan dropping

an array of shots, Irene surpassed her by Hole 12. Irene was now in second spot closing in on Justine.

Nur Eliana Ariffin was having a horrendous day and wilted. In the end two costly bogeys and a birdie by Hillferah Tan changed things around with Justine maintaining her lead and emerging victorious. Her third round score of 79 was good enough to outdo Hillferah and Irene. Hillferah managed a 78 while Irene settled for both the day’s lowest score of 75.

Fatin Amin, a youngster from KLGCC who is currently playing college golf in the US, whitewashed the entire field in the Nett category. The 14 handicapper’s 26-under-par three-day score was too good with her nearest competitor Siti Nor Jamailah finishing 14-shots behind. When asked about her staggering performance, a fellow member of KLGCC said: “Fatin is a young lady who is dedicated and has improved significantly over the last couple of months. She has put on a brilliant performance.”

Regrettably, there were no winners for the stylish Mazda 3 motor vehicle that was on offer as a hole-in-one prize. Mazda, the title sponsor and the other array of sponsors certainly helped enhance and make the event an overall success.

A grand lunch & prize presentation reception was hosted after the tournament. It was graced by Her Highness Tunku Ampuan Besar Negeri Sembilan, Tuanku Aishah Rohani Binti Almarhum Tengku Besar Mahmud.

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SOCIAL & RECREAtION

Club Championship Gala Dinner & Dance 2013

A Dashing Evening of PizzazzA Gala Dinner & Dance, meticulously planned and

carried out by the Golf Sub-Committee, to mark the successful conclusion of the Annual Club Championships took place on Friday, 24 May 2013. This was a change from the customary pre-tournament dinner organized over the years and the move proved fruitful with more than 300 people attending the event.

Participants, invited guests, sponsors and club officials all turned up in force for the dinner and this included the President, Tengku Dato’ Shamsul Bahrin, Vice-President Mr. Pattis Naidu and Captain, Dr. Ronnie Yeo.

The evening started with a set of mixed tunes from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s before the Captain, Dr. Ronnie Yeo who was also the organizing Chairperson, delivered his Welcome speech. In his key address he took the opportunity to thank all parties – the staff, his sub-committee members, volunteers and officials – for their contributions towards successfully organizing the month long Club Championships. He was pleased with the overall organization and was full of praise for the Putra Course set up, which was in impeccable condition throughout.

A ‘stall concept’ was set-up for diners to select their favourites and the evening progressed with a thrilling performance by stand-up comedian Radakrishnan aka ‘The Black Stallion’. His wit and humour was well received and to compliment his funny side, he also belted out a few numbers to the amazement of all. “You usually get a singer who can be funny, but a funny guy who sings, that’s something new,” was just one of the many comments heard that night.

The President, Vice-President and Captain did the honours during the prize presenting ceremony, rewarding

An exciting evening of entertainment was laid-on and this included live music, dancing, a stand-up comedian, a sumptuous spread of food to suit all tastes and the prize presentation ceremony, that ended with a grand lucky draw.

Such was the appeal of the gathering that eager attendees started arriving as early as 7.00pm and the Dewan Tunku was filled to capacity well before the commencement time of 8.00 p.m.


If you’re looking for a way to reduce stress, consider Tai Chi. It is a gentle way to fight stress and anxiety, as it increases your body flexibility and improves your balance.

Originally developed for self-defense, Tai Chi, often described as meditation in motion, has evolved into a graceful form of exercise that is now used for stress reduction and a variety of other health conditions. Who can do Tai Chi?

Tai chi is low impact exercise that puts minimal stress on muscles and joints, thus making it safe for all ages.

However, it is recommended that women who are pregnant or people with joint problems, back pain, fractures, severe osteoporosis or a hernia should consult their doctor first before trying Tai Chi because avoidance of certain postures may be recommended.Why try Tai Chi?

When learned correctly and performed regularly, Tai Chi can improve your health. The benefits of Tai Chi include:- Decreased stress and anxiety- Increased energy and stamina- Increased flexibility, balance and agility- Increased muscle strength- Enhance quality of sleep- Enhance the immune system- Lower cholesterol levels and blood pressure- Eliminate joint pains- Improve overall well-being in older adultsCome join Tai Chi at KGNS every Tuesday and Thursday at Dewan Presiden from 7.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. To register, please call Social & Recreation Department Ext 220

TAI CHI

the new champions for the Junior Club Championship, the Ladies Club Championship, the Senior Club Championship and the Men’s Club Championship.

Non-winners were not left out as everyone stood a chance to take home something from the whopping 56 lucky draw prizes. There was a whole array of items ranging from hampers, flight tickets, microwave ovens and television sets to all sorts of goodies. It’s safe to say that all eyes were on the 46” flat screen TV - the grand lucky draw prize.

Dancing to the Salsa, Tango, Rumba and Waltz kept the crowd boogying into the wee hours until it came time for the main lucky draw to take place. After the winners were announced the night drew to a close and guests departed from the hall content in the knowledge that another successful gala dinner had been conducted and there was always the tantalizing thought of the next one to come.

When : Every TuesdayTime : 8.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m.Venue : Seminar RoomFee : RM50.00 per month/personMembers interested to participate, please call the Social & Recreation office at Ext 220.

ARABIC CLASS


If you are keen to participate, please do not hesitate to contact Halim at ext. 220 or email to [email protected]. Alternatively, come and join us at our social squash every Monday and Wednesday. We look forward to welcoming you.

KGNS SQUASH

Working Hard to play Better The year kicked off with the KGNS squash team

participating in the Tanglin Club 14th International Jumbo Doubles Squash Tournament in Singapore from 24 to 27 January 2013. This event, which the club has been participating since 2008, saw three pairs going all out against international opponents from clubs and countries like Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, Indonesia, Singapore and of course Malaysia.

Unfortunately the luck of the draw saw KGNS 1 playing KGNS 3 in the 2nd round of the Plate event, hence one KGNS team was eliminated very early. Nevertheless, the other two teams proceeded to the quarterfinals of the Plate event and before losing to far superior opponents. This was just a little short of our previous best achievement last year where KGNS 2 went all the way to the semi-finals of the Plate event. But, it was a commendable effort from our teams considering that KGNS does not have any jumbo doubles court at the club for training and practice.

KGNS squash, with the support of the Recreation Committee, also hosted a Squash Friendly with the team from Great Eastern on 13 April 2013. Ten players battled it out intensely on a hot sunny day with neither giving an inch to the other. The Great Eastern team included a 14-year-old national junior player who was eventually their best player. He produced a solid performance and clearly proved that youth can get the better of experience.

Our next KGNS squash assignment will be at the 3rd SICC/Marigold International Jumbo Doubles Squash Tournament at Singapore Island Country Club (SICC) held from 21 till 23 June as well as the NSC Squash Doubles Open 2013 on the same weekend.

SOCIAL & RECREAtION


GOLF uPDAtES

How Wan HongM’ship : H055Date : 4 May 2013Hole : 5 KelanaClub : 4-ironBall : Titleist NST S

Mohd Faudzi Mohd ZainM’ship : M953Date : 20 April 2013Hole : 5 KelanaClub : U4Ball : Srixon 2

Anthony NarayananM’ship : A577Date : 13 April 2013Hole : 17 KelanaClub : DriverBall : Srixon

Surindran JesuthasanM’ship : J151Date : 11 April 2013Hole : 15 PutraClub : 4-woodBall : Titleist Pro V1

Lim Heng Keen M’ship : L141Date : 21 March 2013Hole : 11 KelanaClub : 9-ironBall : Srixon 2

Hole-In-One AchieversCongratulations!

Our Champions do us Proud at Bukit Jawi

The annual ‘Champion of Champions’ golf tournament organized by Golf Malaysia magazine was played at Bukit Jawi Golf Resort, 12–13 April 2013. The popular amateur event, which invites reigning Club Champions from golf clubs throughout Malaysia and Singapore to participate, brought together some of the region’s best to do battle over two days at Bukit Jawi’s renowned Championship Course.

KGNS has supported this event over the years and this year we fielded our Men’s Club Champion, Eric Foo Hwa Peng and Ladies Champion, Irene Hong. Both players’ games were at their peak heading into the tournament. No representative was sent for the Senior Category as the Club’s Senior Champion, Mohd. Chudi Hj Ghazali was unwell and had to forgo the event this time around.

Preparing himself physically and mentally for the tournament, Eric was all geared up to put on a strong show, unfortunately, however, his putting let him down and he was only able to post a score of 81 for the first round and trail the Clubhouse leader by 7 shots. Despite a 77 on Day 2, Eric could only manage 6th position, six shots off Fong Seng Tat the eventual winner from Kelab Rekreasi Tentera Udara. Eric with his constant positive attitude had this to say, “Bukit Jawi was in superb condition playing long for the tournament but my inability to adapt to their greens cost me the chance to put on a better performance.”

It was certainly a different story in the ladies event. Irene Hong, a past champion in 2005, proved too good, winning the Ladies category by 7 shots. Similar to Eric, Irene too had difficulties on the greens on Day 1 and a lost ball on the

18th hole. An incident that proved costly and resulted in her posting a dismal 80 to trail the first round leader by 2 shots.

Encouraged by her husband’s presence, Irene rallied to play solid shots throughout Day 2 and upon taking the lead from overnight leader Khairun Hanisah, who represented Kota Permai Golf & Country Club, she never looked back. Irene was ecstatic with her win and dedicated it to her hubby.

For her efforts, Irene won herself the coveted ‘Champion of Champions’ Green Jacket and a selection of prizes.


Now in its 8th year, this event initiated by Kelab Golf Negara Subang (KGNS) in 2005 has gained recognition as a worthwhile platform for juniors within the Klang Valley to compete in a challenging manner. For KGNS the aim is to build the interest and confidence of our juniors in hopes that they will develop to be future stars.

Klang Valley Junior Golf Circuit offers 4 events with Kelab Golf Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah hosting the first leg on 14 April 2013. The second leg is scheduled to take place at Monterez Golf Club on 25 August 2013, followed by The Royal Selangor Golf Club hosting the third leg on 20 October 2013 and the final leg to be held at KGNS on 1 December 2013. The circuit is partially sponsored by Mazda who has supported the event over the past 4 years.

1st LegAs evidenced at the first leg that attracted a total of 81 players, juniors from

the Klang Valley always look forward to the series. The field was broken down into 6 categories of Strokeplay format. Although it seemed at one stage the weather might pose a threat, it turned out to be a fabulous day of golf with almost perfect weather conditions. As the Club’s rules did not permit parents to accompany their children on course, many were seen trying to catch a glimpse of their kids play on the finishing holes of each nine.

Overall play was certainly commendable with some impressive display of talent in all categories.

The game completed around 6.30pm with the children treated to light refreshments before the certificate and prize presentations.

Klang Valley Junior Golf Circuit 2013A Category (Boys under 18)1) Sazanur Iman 74 2) Hong Yun-Pyo 75 3) Syafiq Musa 81

B Category (Girls under 18)1) Izah Marsha 92 2) Marie Tan Mei Yi 93 3) Nor Syura Atiqah 107

C Category (Boys under 15)1) Meor Zulkifli 74 2) Adam Ariff 79 3) Muhammad Ikhmal 81

D Category (Girls under 15)1) Warda Amira 79 2) Iffah Maizan 93 3) Lyana Durisic 94

E Category (Boys under 12)1) Au Zhen Nick 88 2) Nicholas Tay 90 3) Bryan Tan Wei Han 93

F Category (Girls under 12)1) Allycia Gan P W 94 2) Zulakah Nburziana 96

Results - Gross Winners

Janz Claud (C647)Date of Death: 17 June 2013Date Joined: 1 May 1997

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Sabapathy Gopal (S228)

Date of Death: 15 June 2013Date Joined:

1 February 1978

Soon Yoon Keong (S469)

Date of Death: 14 June 2013Date Joined:

1 October 1989

Chow Yoon Loong (C143)

Date of Death: 26 April 2013Date Joined:

1 September 1971

Zainon Bin Ahmad (Z137)

Date of Death: 27 March 2013Date Joined: 21 May 1989


COMPETITIONS & RESULTS

Results

A Medal H’cap Points1st Abdul Malek Hormat 11 402nd Mohad Razzdee Bib Ab Rahman 10 38 ocb3rd Mansor Abdullah 8 38 ocb4th K Puspalingam 11 385th Mahrome Mohamad 6 37B Medal H’cap Points1st S Ravichandran 16 392nd Tong Chin Hoo 17 383rd Joseph Albert Fernandez 14 37 ocb4th Chan Kok Keong 18 37 ocb5th Dato Mustafa Mohd Ali 14 37C Medal H’cap Points1st Philip Kunjappy 20 392nd Dato Abdul Rashid Yusof 19 36 ocb3rd Abdul Rashed Abdul Latiff 19 36 ocb

Bull’s Eye Hole # 13 – RM230.00: Ahmad Rizal – RM230.00: Tong Chin Hoo

ABC Monthly Medal - Stableford Saturday, 22 June @ Putra Course

Results

Nett Winners H’cap Score1st Idzauudin Idrus 4 67 ocb2nd Haslan Hussain 13 67 ocb3rd Dato Abd Ghani Yunus 15 674th Thye Heng Ong @ The Heng Ong 18 68 ocb5th Roslan Md Yusoff 16 686th Azizul Rahman Kallahan 12 707th Zaidon Omar Baki 6 71 ocb 8th Dato Abd Rashid Yusof 18 71 ocb9th Ab Razak Harun 11 71 ocb10th Dato Abdul Malek Tan Sri Sheikh Abdullah 15 71 ocb11th Abdul Rashid Othman 18 7112th Azlan Abu Bakar 8 72 ocb13th MegatHafizIskandarMegatAziz 12 72ocb14th Kamarulzaman Md Nor 12 72 ocb15th Lim Boon Ka 16 72 ocb

Nearest To Pin (Hole #13) – 4’ 7” : Sheikh JamalNearest To Line (Hole #8) – 8”: Mohd NoriyualsaidBull’s Eye Hole # 13 – RM500.00: Sheikh Jamal

Captain’s Prize - Strokeplay Sunday, 16 June @Putra Course

Inter-Committee Golf GameMini Competition forSub-Committee Members

In appreciation of the hard work and dedication by the various Sub-Committee Members throughout their 2012-2013 term, a fun and friendly Inter-Committee mini golf competition was held on the morning of 12 June.

Using an Individual Stableford format, 19 Sub-Committee Members eagerly competed at Putra Course in perfect weather conditions for the prizes as stake … as well as the all important bragging rights. All went well and by noon the players had returned to lunch and eagerly await the results.

First past the post, with an outstanding 40 Stableford points, was 17 handicap Abdul Majid Md Yusof who represented the Disciplinary Sub Committee. Despite playing 13-over on the front nine, Abdul Majid made amends with a marvelous one-over on the back nine to oust his nearest competitor V. Venugopal, of the House & Maintenance Sub Committee, by two points. Third went to Tung Nai Choy who amassed 37 points and represented the Buggy & Caddy Sub-Committee, while the Chairman of the Course & Grounds Sub-Committee, Faiz Aly Abd Rais, finished on 36 points.


Results

A Medal H’cap Score1st George Cheah Chun Yin 4 682nd Zaidon Omar Baki 8 693rd Mansor Salleh 8 70 ocb4th Dato Muhammad Imran 11 705th Imran Ismail 12 71 ocb6th Elias Yusof 6 71 ocb7th Victor Lean 2 71B Medal 1st Ahmad Khalid 13 662nd Zainal Abidin Mohd Shariff 18 69 ocb3rd Sulaiman Dato Hj Ahmad 13 694th Gen Mohamed Yusoh 13 705th Noriyualsaid Shamsudin 14 71 ocb

C Medal 1st Datuk Zubir Hj Ali 24 71 2nd Razak Yahya 20 73 ocb3rd Hamdan Mohd Bintang 21 73Bull’s Eye Hole #13 - RM500: George Cheah

ABC Monthly Medal - Strokeplay Saturday, 27 April @ Putra Course

Piala Tun Abdul Ghafar Baba - Strokeplay Sunday 21 April @ Putra CourseResults

Nett Winners H’cap Nett Total1st Pair Mahmud Idris 23 69 140 Tan Sri Nik Ismail Nik Mohamed 11 712nd Pair Mohamad Badry Jaafar 19 73 142 Meor Azalan Meor Mahmod 20 693rd Pair Che Nordin Yieeh 14 72 144 Ronald Foo Kuet Keong 17 724th Pair Hussain Shaari 12 76 145 ocb Haslan Hussain 12 69Gross Winners 1st Pair Aizat Ariff Hess 7 79 159 Sherman Francis Xavier 3 802nd Pair Mohd Chudi Hj Ghazali 4 79 163 Mahrome Mohamad 4 84

Results

A Medal H’cap Score1st Mohd Nazir Mahmud 10 74 ocb2nd Abdul Malik Hj Omar 8 74B Medal 1st Che Nordin Yieh 14 692nd Alias Hj Maamur 17 703rd Mohd Noor Ismail 17 714th Shariff Mohd Shah 16 73 ocb5th Badarudin Hj Othman 14 73 ocb6th Dato Badarudin Abd Khalid 17 73C Medal 1st Ismail Mahmood 21 702nd Dato Abu Kassim Tadin 19 713rd Mohamed Nor Abu Bakar 21 724th Raja Sharifuddin Hizan 22 74 ocb5th Ahmad Murad Jailani 20 74 ocb6th Dato Samsudin Hj Sairan 21 74 ocb

Senior Golfers Monthly Medal - Strokeplay Thursday, 25 April @ Putra Course

Results

Winners H’cap1st Imran Ashok 62nd Chua Kof Hwa 93rd MohdAmriSofian 104th Ahmad Fuad 10

Tun Abdul Razak Trophy 2013 - Matchplay Sunday, 10 March – 7 April @ Putra Course


CLUB DIRECTORY

Commencement of Play on Weekends and Public Holidays will only be permitted during these Official Tee-off Times: Morning : 7.00 a.m. Afternoon : 12.00 noon to 1.59 p.m. Evening : 4.21 p.m. onwardsThe golf course will be closed for crossovers and new flights will not be permitted.

Course Control PUTRA COURSE

Golfers are required to possess Valid Golfers’ Insurance and those without will be charged

RM3.00 daily at registration.

GOLFERS’ INSURANCE

Of late, complaints were received with regards to booking of Tee-off times and Commencement of Play at the Kelana Course.

Members are kindly informed that RULE 5 – COURSE CONTROL (Commencement of Play) states the following:

b (iv) Official Tee-off time for the Kelana Course is first light but NOT earlier than 6.45 a.m. on all days and booking of the official starting time is from 7.00 a.m. onwards.

KELANA COURSE

CLuB DIRECtORY & FACILItIES

RECEPTIONTelephone : 03-7876 0388General Fax : 03-7875 5267 Golf Dept. Fax : 03-7874 9796Website : www.subanggolf.com

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICEGeneral Manager : Ext. 203 [email protected] & Admin Manager : Ext. [email protected] : Ext. 215 & [email protected] : Ext. 212 & [email protected]&B : Ext. 222 & [email protected] : Ext. 230, 231, 232,[email protected] 233, 234, 235 & 236Social & Recreation : Ext. [email protected]

GOLFGolfing Reception - Open DailyBOOKING PROCEDURES

Bookings are open 7 days in advance for 1st Nine of both Courses.

2nd Nine to be done on Date of Play.

A member is allowed to sign-in a maximum of 3 guests per session on any day with the appropriate fees applicable (subject to 6% Govt. Tax).

GUEST INTRODUCED BY MEMBERS

RM150.00 (Weekdays)

RM210.00 (Weekends/P.Holidays) For an additional 9 holes, the charge is 50% off the above rates.

MEMBERS OF SENIOR GOLFERS SOCIETY OF MALAYSIA

Weekdays Morning Session at 50% off the above rates. (Last Tee Off @ 8.59 a.m.)

Members must produce Membership Cards

GOLF PRACTICE RANGEOperating Hours – 7.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m.

Practice Balls @ 8.5sen+ each

Guest Introduction Fee – RM10.00 per person

CADDY FEES

9 holes 18 holes

1st Class RM22.50+* RM45.00+**

2nd Class RM20.00+* RM40.00+**

The Competition Rate is @ RM45.00+ for all Classes. Members who wish to book caddies will be charged an additional RM10+ on Weekdays or RM20+ on Weekends/P.Holidays as Administration Fee.

The amount of Tips to caddies is at the sole discretion of golfers; however, Tips charged to Members’ account shall not exceed the equivalent of the Caddy Fee for the number of holes played.

* Inclusive of RM2.50 contribution to Caddie Fund for 9 holes.** Inclusive of RM5.00 contribution to Caddie Fund for 18 holes.

BUGGIES FEESDaily: 6.45 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.

18 Holes 9 Holes

Weekdays RM40.00+ RM20.00+

Weekends/P. Holidays RM45.00+ RM22.50+ Senior Golfer: 10% Discount.


NOTE:• Members are advised not to engage any unauthorized coaches.• Please give ONE MONTH’S WRITTEN ADVANCE NOTICE to the coach and Accounts Department if you wish to terminate any lesson.

The coach has to submit claims (to debit your account) by the first week of the month.• All rates are subject to Government Service Tax and change without prior notice.

RECREATION FACILITIES

GYMNASIUM(No guests allowed)

Opens from 6.30 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. NOTE: The Gym is closed from 6.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. for maintenance every first Monday of the month.

SQUASHOpens from 6.30 a.m to 10.00 p.m. Guest fee : RM10.00 per person

Fee : RM70.00 hour (1 to 1 player) RM50.00 each/hour (2 players)

RM40.00 each/1 hour 30 mins (4 to 8 players in the court)

Instructor : Ms Sharon Wee (019-3859217)NOTE: Members are advised to use non-marking rubber soled shoes and non-marking balls only.

SWIMMINGOpens from 7.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m.Guest fee : RM10.00 per person

Swimming Lessons (45-minute sessions per week x 4 per month)Day/Time: Sat - 9.30 a.m. to 10.15 a.m. (1 Class only) - 4.15 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.Sun - 8.45 a.m. to 10.15 a.m. - 4.15 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.Fee : RM55.00Instructor : Mr Cheng Heng Jui (019-2267909/ 03-79832503 (Mon-Fri)

AEROBICSVenue: Aerobics Room

Day/Time: Wed - 3.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. (Maxx Fusion)Sun - 3.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. (Maxx Step)Fee : RM60.00 (4 sessions/month) RM80.00 (8 sessions/month)Instructor : En Ahmad Shahir (012-6979595/ 012-2695952)

SNOOKEROpens from 12.00 noon to 12.00 midnightGuest fee : RM10.00 per person

CARD ROOMOpens from 12.00 p.m. to 12.00 midnight

KARAOKE ROOMOpens from• 12.00 p.m. to 12 midnight (Mon – Thu) • 12.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m. (Fri – Sun & eve of P/Holidays)Guest fee : RM10.00 per person

YOGAVenue : Aerobics Room Day/Time: Tue - 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.Fri - 9.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m.Fee : RM60.00/month (1 session per week)Instructor : Ms Kathy (012-2879692)

DANCESPORTLine DanceVenue : Dewan PresidenDay/Time: Mon - 2.30 p.m. to 4.00 p.m.Fri - 2.30 p.m. to 4.00 p.m.Fee : RM50.00 (4 lessons/month)Instructor : Ms Aylicia Long (012-3929133)

TENNISOpens: 6.30 a.m to 10.00 p.m.Guest fee: RM10.00 per person

Junior Coaching Programme(6 – 16 years old)Day/Time: Sun - 8.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.m.Fee : RM140.00 (Children Group Lesson) Private Lesson (1 hour each lesson) RM70.00 (1 person) RM45.00 (2 persons) RM35.00 (3 persons)Instructor : Mr Ong Chit Lai (019-2131588)

TAI CHI CLASSVenue : Dewan PresidenDay/Time: Tue & Thu - 7.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m.Fee : RM40.00 (8 lessons a month) Instructor : Mr Patrick Chong (019-2152863)

TAE-KWAN-DOVenue : Dewan PresidenDay/Time: Sun - 4.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m.Fee : RM50.00 Instructor : Mr Loh Koon Lin (03-78764370)


F&B PROMOTIONS

Chilli Rush

Golfers’ Terrace

(July & August)

Wanton Noodle Soup with Dumplings @ RM6.00 + 6% Dried Wanton Noodle Chicken

and Prawns @ RM8.00 + 6%

Eagle’s Nest RestaurantJuneFather’s Day Special set Menu @ RM580.00 +6% & RM680.00 + 6% per table for 10 persons

July & August Your preferred choice of steamed Fish @ market price + 6%

Seabass

White Promfret

Cod FishKampung Chicken with Mushroom @ RM35.00 + 6%

Watch out for

our latest

RamadhanSet Menu

Beef Floss Pizza @RM18.90 + 6% (11”)RM16.90 + 6% (9”)

For Reservations, please call 03-7876 0388 ext 222/ 226 Note: Members are requested to observe the dress code when patronising all F&B outlets in the club.


Japanese Restaurant (July)

Pan Fried White Tuna with Butteryaki Sauce @ RM25.00 + 6%

Fried Salmon Udon with Black Pepper @ RM30.00 + 6% (for 2 persons)

Bilik Buaya LoungeCome and Chill with us.

Monday - Friday (4.00 p.m. to 12 midnight)Saturday, Sunday & Public Holiday (12 noon - 12 midnight)

OPEN

Enjoy our latest state-of-art music system and be entertained by Live Band performances.

(August)4 + 1 FREE or 1 Jug + 1 Mug

Cocktails of the Month (August)

Whisky Sour @ RM10.00 + 6%

Singapore Sling @ RM10.00 + 6%

Beer Promotion

Shirley Temple @ RM8.00 + 6%

JESSICA & NATHAN (Wednesday from 8.30 p.m. –

12 midnight)

GHOSTRIDERS (Thursday from 8.30 p.m. –

12 midnight)

THE BLUE BERRIES (Friday from 8.30 p.m. – 12 midnight)

FOXY (Saturday from 8.30 p.m. –

12 midnight)

STAIRWAYS – Lata & Sam (Sunday from 6.30 p.m. –

10.00 p.m)

For Reservations, please call 03-7876 0388 ext 222/ 226 Note: Members are requested to observe the dress code when patronising all F&B outlets in the club.


F&B PROMOTIONS

Available from 12 July to 5 AugustAdult @ RM38.00 + 6% Children @ RM19.00 + 6% (below 12 years)

Share the spirit of Ramadhan with your family and friends in breaking fast with a variety of authentic Malay Dishes from our Buffet spread - Acar Rampai Sari, Terung Goreng Bercili, Rendang Daging, Curry Ayam, Udang Sambal Petai, Sotong Sambal , Ikan Masak Lemak Cili Padi, Ikan Bakar, Satay, Mee Rebus, Mee Curry, Assam Laksa .

For Deserts, diners can choose from a selection of Kuih Muih, Bubur, Pengat, Ais Kacang, fresh mixed Fruits and many more …..

(6.30 p.m. – 9.30 p.m.)

For Reservations, please call 03-7876 0388 ext 222/ 226

RAMADHAN BUFFETat GOLFERS’ & POOLSIDE TERRACE

Hidangan Ala Kampung


Note: *With signing facilities

Domestic Golf Clubs*Ayer Keroh Country Club Km 14.5, Jalan Ayer Keroh, P.O. Box 232, 75750 Malacca,Tel: 06-233 2000 / 06-233 2001 Fax: 06-232 [email protected]

Darulaman Golf & Country Club Bandar Darulaman, P.O. Box 24, 06007 Jitra, Kedah Tel: 04-917 0001 Fax: 04-917 7890 [email protected]

*Johor Golf & Country Club No. 3211 Jalan Larkin, 80200 Johor Bahru.Tel: 07-224 2098 / 07-223 3322 Fax: 07-224 0729

*Kelab Golf DiRaja Pahang P.O. Box 53, 25700 Kuantan, Pahang.Tel: 09-567 5811 Fax: 09-567 1170

Kelab Golf DiRaja Perak Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, 31400, Ipoh, Perak.Tel: 05-547 3266 Fax: 05-547 9266

Kelab Golf KudatJalan Urusetia Kudat, W. D. T. 18, 89059 Kudat, Sabah.Tel: 088-611002 Fax: [email protected]

Kelab Golf Putra P.O. Box 6, 01700 Kangar, Perlis.Tel: 04-976 9660Fax: 04-976 1203

Kelab Golf Sarawak Petra Jaya, 93050 Kuching, SarawakTel: 082-440 966, 082-443 398Fax: 082-441 733, 082-311 [email protected]

*Kelab Kedah Darul Aman DiRaja Pumpong, 05250 Alor Setar, Kedah Tel: 04-7319405

AUSTRALIAEmerald Golf & Country ResortYarra Valley Dandedongs, Victoria, 48, Lakeside Drive, Emerald 3782, Victoria, AustraliaTel: 03-59684211 / 03-59684211 Fax: 03-5968 [email protected]

Green Acres Golf Club51, Elm Grove, Kew East, 3102 Victoria, Melbourne, Australia Tel: 0061 3 9859 1294Fax: 0061 3 9819 [email protected]

Lake Karrinyup Golf ClubNorth Beach Rd, PO Box 83, Karrinyup WA 6018, Australia Tel: +61 8 9422 8222 Fax: +61 8 9422 [email protected] www.lkcc.com.au

The Grange Golf ClubWhite Sands Drive, Seaton, South Australia, PO Box 22, Findon 5023, South AustraliaTel: 08 8355 7100 Fax: 08 8355 [email protected]. grangegolf.com.au

Waverly Golf Club Ltd82 Bergins Road,, Rowville, VIC 3178,, Melbourne, AustraliaTel: +61 3 9764 5144 Fax: +61 3 9764 [email protected] www.waverleygolfclub.com.au

Western Australian Golf ClubHayes Avenue, Mount Yokine, Perth, WA 6060, Australia Tel: +61 8 9349 1988 Fax: +61 8 9344 [email protected]

BRUNEIPantai Mentiri Golf ClubKM 15 ˚, Jalan Kota Batu, P.S. 1646, Bandar Seri Begawan 1916,Negara Brunei Darussalam Tel: +67 3 279 1021 / +67 3 279 2014 Fax: +67 3 279 0773 [email protected]

AFFILIAtED/RECIPROCAL CLuBS

*Kelantan Golf & Country Club 5488 Jalan Hospital, 15200 Kota Bahru, Kelantan.Tel: 09-774 7474Fax : 09-774 5798

Kinabalu Golf Club P. O. Box 10654, 88807 Kota Kinabalu, SabahTel: 088-251615 / 234904 / 263162 Fax: 088 - 240166 / [email protected]

Miri Golf Club P.O. Box 101, 98107 Lutong, Sarawak.Tel: 085-416787Fax: 085-417848

*Penang Turf Club (Golf Section) Jalan Batu Gantong, 10450 Penang.Tel: 04-226 6701Fax: 04-226 6535

Sabah Golf & Country Club Reservoir Road Bukit Padang, P.O. Box 11876, 88820 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.Tel: 088-247533Fax: 088-225243

Sandakan Golf & Country Club P.O. Box 541, 90706 Sandakan, Sabah.Tel: 089-660557Fax: 089-660584

*Seremban International Golf Club3rd Mile, Jalan Kuala Pilah, P.O. Box 88, 70710, Seremban, Negeri Sembilan.Tel: 06-677 5787 / 06-677 5277Fax: 06-677 2309

Tawau Golf ClubJalan Kukusan, P.O. Box 697, 91008 Tawau, Sabah.Tel: 089-765 555, 772776Fax: [email protected]

International Golf ClubsCHINALakewood Golf ClubSouth Mountain Jin Ding, Zhuhai, China Tel: +86 (756) 338-3666 Fax: +86 (756) [email protected] Home www.lakewoodclub.com

HONG KONG Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club139 Tai Au Mun Road , Clearwater Bay, New Territories, Hong Kong Tel: +85 2 2335 3888 Fax: +85 2 2719 [email protected] www.cwbgolf.org

The Hong Kong Golf ClubP. O. Box 1, Shek Wu Hui Post Office, New Territories, Hong KongTel: +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 protected] www.hkgolfclub.org

INDONESIA Bukit Darmo GolfJalan Bukit Darmo Golf Blok G-2, Surabaya 60226, East Java, IndonesiaTel: +62 31 732 5555 Fax: +62 31 731 [email protected]

Indah Puri Golf ResortBatam Clubhouse, JI.Ir Sutami Patam Lestari, Sekupang, Batam 229422, Kepri, IndonesiaTel: +65 6270 0533 Fax: +65 6271 [email protected]

Jakarta Golf ClubJalan Rawamangun, Jakarta, Indonesia Tel: +6221489 5107 /+6221489 0009 Fax: +62 21 489 1208

Southlinks Country Club - BatamJ1 Gajah Mada KM 9, Sei Ladi - Sekupang, Batam - Indonesia, 29421Tel: +65 778 324128/168 Fax: +65 778 323288www.southlinksgolf.com

NEW ZEALANDChristchurch Golf Club45 Horseshoe Lake RoadShirley, Christchurch 8061 New ZealandTel: +64 (03) 385 9506Fax: +64 (03) 385 4892www.christchurchgolf.co.nz

Mount Maunganui Golf Club (Inc)15 Fairway Avenue, Mount Maunganui 3030, New ZealandTel: +64 (07) 575 3889 Fax: +64 (07) 572 0341

The Grange Golf Club 2 Grange Road, Papatoetoe, Auckland, New ZealandTel: +64 9 278 9777 Fax: +64 9 278 [email protected] www.grangegolfclub.co.nzwww.mountmaunganui.nzgolf.net

PAKISTANIslamabad Golf ClubMain Murree Road, Islamabad, PakistanTel: 0092-51-2829321 Fax: 0092-51-2829320Mobile: 0092-51-3008551953http://islamabadclub.org.pk [email protected]@yahoo.com

PHILLIPPINESBaguio Country ClubP.O. Box 8, South Drive, Baguio City 2600, PhillippinesTel: (63-74)6192050 to 64 Fax: (63-74) 4426501 / 4427674baguiocountryclub@philwebinc.comwww.baguiocountryclub.com.ph

Valley Golf & Country ClubAntipolo 1870, Rizal Phillippines, P.O. Box 706, Manila, PhillippinesTel: 6658565- 7 Fax: 6651640

SINGAPOREJurong Country Club9 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609078Tel: (65) 65605655 Fax: (65) [email protected] www.jcc.org.sg

Keppel ClubBukit Chermin Road, Singapore 109918Tel: (65) 63755569 to 71 Fax: (65)[email protected]

Raffles Country Club 450 Jalan Ahmad IbrahimSingapore 639932Tel: +658617649 Fax: [email protected] www.rcc.org.sg

Singapore Island Country Club180 Island Club Road , Singapore 578774Tel: (65) 64592222 (Island), (65) 64662244 (Bukit) Fax: (65) 6458 3796 (Island), (65) 6466 9709 (Bukit)[email protected] www.sicc.org.sg

Warren Golf & Country Club81 Choa Chu Kang Way, Singapore 688263Tel: 65861245 Fax: 65861235www.warren.org.sg General Manager: Ian Gray

SRI LANKARoyal Colombo Golf ClubPO Box No 309, Modal Farm Road, Colombo 8, Sri LankaTel: 2695431 / 2691401 / 2675952 Fax: [email protected] www.rcgcsl.com General Manager: Neville Paul

THAILANDThe Royal Bangkok Sports Club1 Henri Dunant Street Pathumwan Bangkok 10330, Thailand Tel: (662)02652500014 / 0225514207 Fax: (662) 0 2255-4158 [email protected] www.rbsc.org

VIETNAMSong Be Golf Resort77 Binh Duong Boulevard, Lai ThieuTownlet, Thuan An DistrictBinh Duong Province, Ho Chi Minh City, VietnamTel: 840650755802/3Fax: 840650755804info@songbegolf.comwww.songbegolf.comwww.lakewoodclub.com

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