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What’s Inside:• Annual General

Meeting 2016• 5D3N Mauritius

Golf & SocialTour

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

Taiwan-style Desserts at Golfers’ TerracePlus more tasty treats at all our F&B outlets! Now serving!

Profile Feature:Rayman & Miu Yin

“Pretty Much at Home”

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

General ManagerJinder [email protected] ControllerPeter [email protected] Manager, Operations & F&BDesmond [email protected] Manager, HR & AdminJeslyn [email protected] ManagerGan Soo [email protected] & Membership ManagerElgin [email protected] Golf ManagerJack [email protected] Course SuperintendentRaja [email protected] Sports & Events ManagerJoe [email protected] HousekeeperSusan [email protected]

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

Membership & ConstitutionChairman:Christina KhooMembers:Patrick KwekOh Kian BengKevin LyeEx-Officio:Jimmy Chan GolfChairman:Oh Kian BengMembers:Ng Kwang IakBryan OngMarvane EEx-Officio:Patrick Kwek

Driving Range & HandicappingChairman:Ng Kwang IakMembers:Marvane EAlvin LeeDanny OngJennifer SchoonEx-Officio:Oh Kian Beng GreenChairman:Bryan OngMembers:Bruce DannYong Shao ChongEx-Officio:Oh Kian Beng

EstablishmentChairman:Kevin LyeMembers:Oh Kian BengYong Shao ChongRhena TanEx-Officios:Patrick KwekChristina KhooJimmy Chan FinanceChairman:Jimmy ChanMembers:Emily YeoMichael ChyeToh Ai LingEx-Officio:Christina Khoo HouseChairman:Yong Shao ChongMember:Lawrence LeongEx-Officio:Jimmy Chan SocialChairman:Rhena TanMembers:Amy TeoWelch KohChong Chwen JiunCatherine KwekEx-Officio:Patrick Kwek

SportsChairman:Tan Kee LongMembers:Ang Chee PengLinda TanNancy YangKoh Kim TianHowie SohMoses YeoEx-Officio:Christina Khoo Marketing CommunicationsChairman:Eileen LuiMembers:Daphne ChungAnnie YeoAlan TeoEx-Officios:Patrick KwekKevin Lye

LadiesLady CaptainMarvane ELady Vice-CaptainCatherine KwekHonorary SecretaryShirlene OhHonorary TreasurerSusan TanHandicap SecretaryJennifer SchoonCommittee MembersJoanne LimKina Huang

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Profile Feature:Rayman & Miu YinPretty Muchat Home

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Warren TidingsMarch / Apr i l 2016Warren Golf & Country Club

Editor’s MessageFinally, all the tempting spread of too much cookies and food from the Chinese New Year festivity is over. And so timely that we are saying ‘HELLO’ to our WT Mar/Apr 2016 issue member feature – the super fit couple Mr Rayman Fan and his wife, Miu Yin, who do their exercise at Warren about 3 - 4 times a week! Timely for a renewal of resolution to start some new ‘keep-fitter’ programme and lose some of the excess (for me, surely!). Rayman and Miu Yin are probably familiar faces with Warren gym regulars. How much more do we know about them? Turn to the centre spread of this issue for an engaging ‘chat’! Since the WT Jan/Feb 2015 issue, we have been showcasing Warren members as our cover features - our way of getting to know more about our members - celebrating their achievements, their passion, their aspirations, their interests, their lifestyle. You may recall these previous features - Young golfers Jacqueline Young (WT Jan/Feb 2015) and Donovan Lee (WT Jul/Aug 2015);

Swimmer Ong Jung Yi (WT Mar/Apr 2015); Bowler Joy Yap (WT May/Jun 2015); The Chew Swimming Siblings (WT Sep/Oct 2015); The Tais Shuttler Siblings (WT Nov/Dec 2015); how Howie Soh competitively swam his way from real life to 15 seconds of fame in reel life (WT Jan/Feb 2016) – someone whom most may now know only as a golfer who’s a certified SPGA teaching professional at Muru Golf Academy. If you have missed any of the past WT features, you can download a copy from www.warren.org.sg/ewarrentidings - and browse the new-look Warren website if you have not yet done so.

We shall continue to use these WT cover features to get to know more members – singly, or in groups, or in families. Drop us a note ([email protected]) to give us some names to introduce ourselves to them, or why not do a ‘selfie’ for us to chat with you!

On the topic of staying fit, healthy and happy, and with the March school holidays around the corner, we hope some of these upcoming competitive tournaments and social activities are already on your plans:

• 9-Pin Tap Bowling Tournament (Sat 12 Mar)• Henderson Waves Bridge Walk (Sat 12 Mar) - actually I

was quite unaware that such a bridge or a walk existed until this activity came about! How many of us know about this ‘tourist attraction’ with its gorgeous-looking wavelike structure - 36m above the busy Henderson Road, some 274m long and 8m wide. It is Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridge, connecting Mount Faber Park to Telok Blangah Hill Park with a beautiful 9km (5.6 mi) trail in a lush open space.

• Warren Squash Open 2016 (Qualifying Rounds: 25, 26, 27 March; Finals: Sat 2 Apr)

• Warren Ladies Open 2016 (Fri 15 Apr)• Mahjong Competition (Sat 16 April) – an exercise of the

fingers, hands, wrist and mind! • Calling all Dads - sign up the kids to hand-make their

‘HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY’ gift (Sat 7 May)• And there’s also the 5D3N Mauritius Golf & Social Tour

(7 - 11 Jun)

ENJOY!

Eileen LuiMarcom Convenor

Captain’sMessage

Oh Kian Beng

I’m sure many are just like me, finding it challenging to shift out of that festive mood that we had been immersing in for the past couple of months. This however, certainly does not apply to our Warren League Team players who have already been hard at work, honing their golfing skills and improving their games in preparation of the SGA League Games which will be taking place from April to October 2016. Warren will be hosting 6 games with a few games having to be played on a 9-hole basis due to the course renovation. All the best to our Warren League Team players! We will be rooting for you. Do your best for that’s all that matters.

A group of our golfers are excitedly gearing up for the 5D4N golfing trip to Haikou which is just round the corner. The trip is fully subscribed and the 31 golfers will be leaving for the trip on 25 March 2016. Haikou is a beautiful and quiet city located on Hainan Island, China. This charming city is not only famous for its scenery and seafood, it has also been one of the perfect choices for a game of golf for many golfers. I wish everyone a safe trip and I’m looking very much forward to hearing all your fun and interesting stories of your visit.

For those who have missed the Haikou trip, fret not as we have more coming your way. We have arranged a different trip to another golfers’ paradise - Mauritius! Jointly organised by the Golf and Sports & Events Departments, this 5D3N trip (7 to 11 June 2016) will cater to both golfers and non-golfers. Mauritius is an island of beauty and charm, with lovely, white sandy beaches. Embark on this trip with us and expect yourself to fall in love with this enchanting island.

Warren will be hosting the 27th Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship (SOSAC) from 26 to 28 April 2016. This has set a little milestone for us as this is the very first time that this prestigious event is held at our Club. We are looking forward to receiving all players of this tournament and I wish all of them a good game.

April will see us playing host to another group of golfers - our friends from Kluang Country Club. They will be coming over for a visit on 17 April 2016 and aside from some golfing action, there will of course be a “makan” session, with loads of fun and laughter topping up the food menu. Golfers, we welcome you to join us for some great catchup with our buddies from Kluang.

Golfers must be eager to hear some updates on our upcoming course renovation. We are currently in the tender process and the tender is targeted to be awarded in April. So right now, we are still on schedule for the renovation to begin in June. More information will be presented to golfers in due course.

Mr Chan Kim WahMr Cho Young SooMr Foo Juan AanMr Goh Koon Wei DavidMdm He Mei LiaMr Jonathan Jayakumar s/o N Suppaya Mr Kang Soon SikMr Kiuchi Kazuo

Mr Komaba TakeshiMr Lee Eng LunMr Lee Yi Cheng MichaerMr Leong Chee KeongMr Li DetongMr Lim Kia KhimMr Lim Yok KheeMr Liow Song HockMr Loh Zheng Ping James

Mr Min Nay LinMr Ng Chee MunMr Ng Cheng ChunMr Ng Seng Sui Mr Ng Wei KuanMs Ngan Shek FungMs Poh Siew PohMs Song Siew MengMs Teo Beng Li Cindy

Mrs Teo Wei LinMr Vikhe Pramod SahebraoMdm Yeap Mee GanMr Yeo Ming Princeton Ms Yong Chin Lin LynMr Yong Teng Koh

A warm WELCOME to our new members...

Mr Chew Liang BooMr Chong Yoon ChinMr Goh Aik BoonMr Hirokuni TakedaMr Khong Keen Wai Colin

Ms Kwok Pin ChinMs Kwok Pin YiingMr Loh Choon Phing RobinMr Loong Way Min GaryMr Moffat Luke Peter

Mr Ong Meng LimMs Ong Seow Kee DorothyMr Tan JohnMr Tan Kah AnnMr Tan Keng Wan

Mr Tan Kim TeckMr Yam Woh Lei

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

Pools Closed for Maintenance every MondayWith effect from March 2016, the swimming pool and children’s pool will be closed for maintenance:

Day: Every Monday Time: 10.00am - 2.00pm

Club ClosureAnnual Staff Day 2016

The Club’s Annual Staff Day has been scheduled on Monday 7 March 2016.

Please note that the Club will be closed the entire day on this date. Any inconvenience

caused is much regretted.

Thank Youfor Your Ang Pow

ContributionIn line with the Club’s practice of showing members’

appreciation, Ang Pow collections from members were distributed to the Club’s staff at the Lunar New Year lunch held

on Tuesday 2 February 2016.

On behalf of all staff of Warren Golf & Country Club, the Club management would like to thank members for their generous contributions, especially those who have opted to contribute

more than the stipulated amount.

Annual General Meeting 2016Day/Date : Friday 6 May 2016Time : 7.30pm (Registration will commence at 6.00pm)Venue : Yan Palace @ Warren

Snacks, coffee & tea and soft drinks will be served at 6.30pm outside the restaurant; buffet dinner and beer will be provided at the end of the meeting.

Note: Yan Palace @ Warren will be closed the entire day but all other facilities will beopen as per normal operating hours on that day.

Warren to Launch New Websitewww.warren.org.sg

In addition, the website will also contain integrated social media buttons to foster improved communication with all our members and guests. We will be constantly updating our content with the latest news, promotions, upcoming events, E-Warren Tidings and other announcements.

We Hope You Will Enjoy Our New Website.

Here’s Some of Our Website’s New Features:

1. Member’s Login2. Online Registration for Club’s Sports & Social Events3. Notification Bar to Announce Closure of Golf Course & Outdoor Facilities4. Interactive Events Calendar

We are pleased to announce that the Club’s newly-revamped website will be launched on 21 March 2016. With a refreshing new look and added features, we aim to create easier navigation and a more user-friendly browsing experience for all our members and visitors.

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Day Date Session

Friday 8/4/2016 PM

Upcoming Private Shotgun Tournament

Note: List of private tournaments above is accurate as at time of print.

New Reciprocal Club

Meilan Golf Club

Change from Reciprocal to Affiliated ClubGading Raya Golf & Country Club

Golfers are to note that the reciprocal agreement between Warren Golf & Country Club and Gading Raya Golf & Country Club has been changed to an affiliated one from January 2016. The agreement details remain unchanged with the following rates and conditions:

• Free Green Fee on weekdays• 50% discount on weekends and Public Holidays Guest Rate• Buggy & caddy fees will be at normal rates

For more details of the affiliated agreement and golfing rates, kindly contact our Golfing Office at 6586 1240/277 or visit the Club’s website www.warren.org.sg.

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Meilan Golf Club has an excellent international championship course designed by Australian course designer Graham Marsh who applies the quintessence of first-class world golf courses to the club. It has 27 holes with 9 hole-lighting system and it not only provides comprehensive hardware for all customers, but also allows golfers to enjoy golfing in “romantic” nights. The overall length of fairway is 11235 yards; length of A course is 3706 yards, B course is 3704 yards, C course is 3825 yards. The design is exquisite but challenging which caters to players of different playing levels. With charming landscaping, Meilan Golf Club offers optimal excitement and recreation for all golf enthusiasts.

Meilan Golf Club is only 2 km from Haiwen Highway. It takes just a 20-minute drive from downtown and a 7-minute drive from the airport.

Conditions of Visit:• Bookings must be made through Warren’s Golf Department.• Visiting members are to present introductory letters issued from Warren’s Golf Department,

membership card, passport or identification card and a current handicap certificate.• Each member is allowed to play two (2) games per visit, subject to a maximum of twelve (12) times

in a year, subject to the availability of slots.• Each member may introduce up to a maximum of three (3) guests, subject to payment of prevailing

guest fee.• Each visiting member shall pay for all applicable golfing charges and food & beverage charges (if any)

by cash or credit card.

Meilan Golf Club:Address : Yanfeng Town, Meilan district, Haikou, Hainan, ChinaTel : +86 898 65784899Fax : +86 0898 65784606Website : www.meilangolf.com

Photo Source:Meilan Golf Club website

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Know Your Rules

1. In stroke play, a competitor concedes his fellow-competitor a short putt and knocks the ball away. The fellow competitor lifts his ball, does not replace it as required by Rule and plays from the next tee. The fellow competitor is disqualified.

2. A player’s ball lies in a bunker. He casually throws a rake into the bunker for use after his stroke. The rake does not move his ball or improve the lie of the ball. The player is penalised for testing the condition of the bunker.

3. A player dropped his ball twice under a Rule and each time the ball rolled nearer the hole. He then dropped the ball a third time instead of placing and played from the new area. In stroke play he is penalised 2 strokes.

4. A player plays a stroke with his own ball in the rough and also hits an old abandoned ball which was hidden beneath his ball. Since he struck the hidden ball he therefore played a wrong ball.

5. In stroke play, A’s ball and B’s ball are in the same area on the putting green. A marks the position of, and lifts, both balls with B’s consent. When A replaces them, they are inadvertently exchanged and A putts out, from the right place, with B’s ball and vice-versa. Each player is penalised two strokes.

Golfers, test your knowledge in

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

following questions and send your answers to us at [email protected]

by 8 April 2016. 3 lucky winners will each receive $50 worth of Club F&B Vouchers!

Golf Quiz

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

1. Hoe Chee Soon 2. Mimi Ho 3. Saleney CheungAnswers to the Jan/Feb 2016 Golf Quiz: 1. T (D13-2/24) 2. T (D9-2/3) 3. F (D13-4/26) 4. F (D19-2/1.5) 5. F (D23-1/6)

Take 5 with Warren’sSenior Swimming Coach

Luke TanHe is a man with a mission. And he’s here to shape our young Warren swimmers to be competition-ready! We had a friendly chat with Coach Luke as he shares about his passion for the sport and his plans for our young swimmers.

How long have you been involved in swimming?Swimming has been my passion since I was a little boy. I started training competitively in 1981 under the great Mr Kee Soon Bee at the People’s Association Youth Swimming Club.

When did you decide to become a swimming instructor? It was back in 2009. I retired from competitive swimming. A colleague of mine who knew about my passion for the sport said that I should stay active in swimming. He saw that I had the qualities to become a teacher and said that I should impart my knowledge & experience to young swimmers. He encouraged me to equip myself with the necessary certifications to become a qualified swim coach. I took his advice and that kickstarted my coaching career. It was really good advice.

List down some of your past achievements and some proud moments.In 2013, I flew to Melbourne, Australia for a coaching attachment with Geelong Aquatic Centre. I was given the opportunity to work with the disabled and the elderly in helping them learn how to swim and to build confidence in the water. I also enjoyed my time working with parents in teaching their little toddlers to swim and be safe in the pool. It was memorable and also a learning experience for me!

In 2015, I attained Level 3 NCAP (Master Coach) Certification by Sports Singapore. That same year, I attended the 2015 Swimming World Clinic, held in Cleveland, Ohio, organised by the American Swimming Coaches Association. I learnt a great deal and got to share experiences & knowledge with fellow coaches from around the region. For me, it opened a new horizon in advanced methods of coaching for competitive swimming.

What is an ideal swimming lesson? When I see my students coming to the pool with a sense of enthusiasm & eagerness to learn. That itself will give any coach a source of motivation to help them improve and become better swimmers.

What makes your teaching different?Besides aiming for better performance, I emphasise on character development and discipline in the team. I also work with the parents by incorporating their involvements in the areas of maintaining their childs’ training attendance, diet and good attitude. Parents’ support during swim competitions really go a long way in providing that motivation for the child to excel.

What makes it successful for the students?Students who work hard. Always striving to improve. Possess positive attitude during training. The right motivation. For me, these are the qualities a student must have to be successful.

What do you look for when selecting young competitive swimmers?As a coach, we need to have a good eye for students who are very keen to learn, always wanting to improve and always up for a challenge.

How do you motivate your swimmers to do their best?By continuously giving them encouragement and setting realistic goals that they can strive to achieve.

And what are your plans for Warren’s young competitive swimmers?My plan is for them to participate in the National Age Group competitions and the schools’ national. As for those with potential, we will groom them to secure a spot in schools such as Singapore Sports School (SSP), Hwa Chong Institution (HCI), Raffles Institution (RI), Anglo Chinese School (Independent) (ACSI), Anglo-Chinese School (Barker) and St Andrew’s (SA), just to name a few, through the Direct School Admission (DSA) programme.

Coach Luke (in blue t-shirt) during a pep talk session with our young Warren swimmers.

“Linda (F&B Service Staff) has a very approachable personality which helps make Golfers’ Terrace a place where members and guests can relax!”

- Wong Seng Kit (Member)8 Dec 2015

“Satia (F&B Service Staff) provides service very well. She has a broad smile, patience and good attitude. She is EXCELLENT for F&B!”

- Mdm Ow Mei Ling Jenny (Member)11 Dec 2015

“Sidek (Sports Assistant) not only impressed me today. He had impressed me since he was a lifeguard at the Club with his competency in managing the pools. Without fail, he would vacuum and clean the pools regularly. I miss the clean water during my swim. He shows keenness, dedication and commitment in his job. He is also a friendly pal to me and everyone. Missing you, Sidek, at your regular table that you sit where we could chit chat. 3 cheers for you, Sidek. Good job. Keep it up wherever you are.”

- Mr James Wong (Member)13 Dec 2015

“Tiffany (F&B Service Staff) always has a friendly smile on her face. She has good product knowledge and experience. She remembers her customers well and gives personalised greetings most of the time. This is important as she gives a very warm and welcoming feeling to customers. Good job. Keep it up, Tiffany!”

- Mr Won Chi Pui (Member)19 Dec 2015

“The service of Jackson & Marcela (F&B Service Staff) is prompt and polite. They are always helpful in attending to our requests and needs.”

- Mr Lim Kean Beng (Member)20 Dec 2015

“Tiffany (F&B Service Staff) is very attentive, understanding and approachable. She never fails to greet the guests and check on the service provided. She is an asset to the café (Golfers’ Terrace)!

The staff in general are very polite and friendly. They are better than some of those at 5-star hotels and restaurants that I have visited! Good job!”

- Rebecca Tan (Non-member)25 Dec 2015

“We are very impressed that Michael (F&B Service Staff) can remember us everytime we visit though we don’t patronise here (Golfers’ Terrace) frequently. He definitely is an asset to the service team here. He has a bright and friendly smile too everytime he comes to our table.”

- Mr Chong Yoon Chin (Member)26 Dec 2015

“Frederick (Sports Assistant) is a very energetic person. He shows enthusiasm and commitment towards his work. He is able to render very consistent work quality at respective outlets that he is in. He is also able to show safety consciousness as well as maintain a neat and tidy workplace.”

- Mr Nigel Ooi (Member)31 Dec 2015

“My first impression of Sim Hui Ming (Sports Receptionist) is that she is very warm and friendly. She was precise and was able to provide reliable information that assisted me well.”

- Tan Wee Huat (Member)11 Jan 2016

“I find Teddy (F&B Service Staff) very courteous, helpful and patient. He is also very friendly and well concerned with the business of the Golfers’ Terrace. I wish him success in his career.”

- Arsad Hossain (Member)14 Jan 2016

“My family and I have been members of the Club for more than 30 years and have enjoyed the services the Club provides. Our trips to the Club were always made pleasant because of Ah Liang (Housekeeping/Towel Counter Staff). He is extremely polite and courteous, and is always ready with a cheerful smile and greeting. Indeed, he is the most helpful and cheerful staff that we have ever met in any service industry.

I think the Club is very fortunate to have a staff like him and we hope his attitude at work will not be unnoticed by the management.”

- Lin Hai Duh (Member)20 Jan 2016

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Your Kind Words...Compliments from Members

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

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

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

News Bulletin

GOLFPlease contact the Golf Department at 6586 1240/277 or email [email protected] for more information or to register.

Event Date/Session of PlayMarch Monthly Medal (Men & Ladies)In conjunction with the Mercedes Trophy 2016 Saturday 12 March 2016 (Men’s - AM/PM; Ladies - AM)

Lady Captain’s Cup Saturday 19 March 2016 (AM)

Haikou Golf Trip Friday - Tuesday, 25 - 29 March 2016

April Monthly Medal (Men & Ladies) Saturday 9 April 2016 (Men’s - AM/PM; Ladies - AM)

Warren Ladies Open 2016 Friday 15 April 2016 (PM)

Founder’s Day Golf Tournament Sunday 1 May 2016

May Monthly Medal (Men & Ladies) Saturday 14 May 2016 (Men’s - AM/PM; Ladies - AM)

Ladies Foursome Cup Friday 27 May 2016 (AM)

Note: Event dates above are accurate as at time of print and may be subject to change.

Remarks: Principal members, who have signed up, are given priority to participate the game. i.e. No guarantee play for signed-up spouse and junior members; after closing date, all members (including Principal members) will be reserved under waiting list; first-come-first-served-basis; withdrawal after closing date is subject to cancellation fee of $40.00 (no-show fee is $40.00) unless proven documentation (subject for approval) is provided; the Club reserves full discretion in preparing the competition draw list that is deemed best fit for the event; the timings of flights do not follow chronological registration of participation by members.

SOCIALPlease contact the Sports & Events Department at 6586 1201/266 or email [email protected]

for more information or to register.

Plugged in Parenting

In today’s multi-media world where many of our children are media and digital experts, parents have an increased responsibility in safeguarding the beliefs and values that are propagated through the influences of these multimedia platforms. This talk will empower parents in leveraging the benefits of media and technology in engaging and raising their children while covering practical tips on drawing the boundaries in their children’s usage of media.

Day/Date : Saturday 26 March 2016Closing Date : Saturday 12 March 2016Time : 2.00pm – 4.00pmVenue : Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Charges : Member - $20.00+ / Guest - $25.00+

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Events

SOCIALPlease contact the Sports & Events Department at

6586 1201/266 or email [email protected] for moreinformation or to register.

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

By using porcelain/rhino horn tool to rub, dial, pick and comb the acupressure facial meridian points help to lift up and refine the face shape. This treatment works by clearing the meridian blockage, draining of metabolic waste toxin to improve the flow of Qi for anti-ageing effect and reduce water retention.

Benefits of Eye Bojin: Reduces dark eye circle, puffiness and sagging eye bag. Brightens and softens wrinkles near eye area.

Benefits of Scalp Bojin: Dial on head acupressure points to de-stress tension headache and dizziness. Relieves foggy head from over-thinking and helps improve insomnia.

Benefits of Neck and Shoulder Massage: Use kneading method or dial the acupressure points to relieve muscular tension from stiff neck and shoulder.

This is an experience you should not miss!

Day/Date : Saturday, 12 March & 9 April 2016Closing Date : Thursday, 10 March & 7 April 2016Time : 1.00pm – 5.00pm Venue : Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Charges : Member - $35.00+ / Guest - $40.00+ (40 mins per session)

Facial ‘Guasha’ Massage TherapyHave you been dreaming of appearing 10 - 15 years younger, or having a healthier, reinvigorated body or a happier, uplifted spirit? All these can come true for you with Facial ‘Guasha’ Therapy.

Facial ‘Guasha’ Therapy is based on centuries of Chinese healing tradition, the meridian theories, holographic theory and advanced facial ‘Guasha’ technique. It is well known for its safety and rapid effect on beauty applications such as fine lines, wrinkles, sagging skin, dull complexion, facial discolouration, premature aging skin, dark circles around the eyes, eye bags and other ailments.

Your new clear, radiant and glowing facial skin will result from a new inner balance that is the hallmark of health. Your daily energy will flow more freely, your healthier organs will support healthy cell function at a cellular level, and your entire body will be detoxified, helping you improve and maintain overall body and spirit wellness.

Day/Date : Saturday, 12 March & 9 April 2016Closing Date : Thursday, 10 March & 7 April 2016Time : 1.00pm – 5.00pm Venue : Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Charges : Member - $18.00+ / Guest - $22.00+ (25 mins each)Remarks : Each session comes with a head & hand

massage; prior registration is encouraged

12 Mar & 9 Apr

9-Pin Tap Bowling Tournament

Pit your bowling skills against your fellow members and enjoy great camaraderie at the same time!

Day/Date : Saturday 12 March 2016Closing Date : Friday 4 March 2016Time : Lunch - 12.30pm; Roll-Off - 1.30pmVenue : Warren BowlEntry Fee : $15.00+Format : 6-Game Series Adult (Men/Ladies); Youth (Boys/Girls)Remarks : Open only to Warren members; please refer to

the notice board inside the Bowling Alley for the rules & regulations

SPORTSPlease contact the Sports & Events Department at 6586 1271/268/269 or

email [email protected] for more information or to register.

Bi-Monthly Run on the Golf Course

You can run, jog or walk… It’s all up to you! There are two routes for you to choose from – a 3km long trail for leisure joggers/walkers and a 5km route for those looking for a more challenging run.Take in the fresh air and breath-taking view of the golf course while keeping fit at the same time. We are certain once you join us, you will be back for more!Day/Date : Monday 4 April 2016Time : 6.30pmVenue : Participants to assemble at Buggy Bay Area

(Warming up at 6.15pm)Entry Fee : FreeRemarks : Open to members and their guests; members

may invite up to four (4) guests for each run; registration at the Gymnasium is required

UpcomingEvents

Warren SquashOpen 2016

Be part of our Open Championship organised by the Club. This is a challenge not to be missed by avid squashers.

4 Apr

Picture courtesy of National Parks Board

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25- 27 Mar

Henderson Waves Bridge Walk

At 36 metres above ground, the Henderson Waves bridge is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore. Unveiled in 2008, its fantastical shape has lent an unexpected jolt of design savvy to the lush green belt in the south of Singapore.

Day/Date : Saturday 12 March 2016Closing Date : Saturday 5 March 2016Time : 2.30pm (Gather at Warren’s Main Lobby)Venue : Henderson Wave Bridge (along Henderson Road)Entry Fee : Member - $5.00+ / Guest - 8.00+Remarks : Transportation to and fro Henderson Wave

Bridge will be provided; minimum of 15 pax required for walk to be confirmed

Day/Date : 25, 26 & 27 March 2016 Finals will be played on Saturday 2 April 2016Closing Date : Saturday 5 March 2016Time : 10.00am - 7.00pmVenue : Warren Squash CourtsEntry Fee : Member - $15.00+ / Guest - 25.00+Categories : Mens’ Open - Capped at B Grade Ladies’ Open - Grade B & below Junior - Primary School Students

12 Mar & 9 Apr

12 Mar

Mother’s Day Gift Making

Kids, make your own candle cup and delight your mum with this lovely gift!

Day/Date : Saturday 7 May 2016Closing Date : Friday 29 April 2016Time : 2.00pm – 4.00pmVenue : Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Charges : Member - $20.00+ / Guest - $25.00+Remarks : Fee includes materials for creating the candle cups

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Terms & Conditions:All charges quoted under this section are inclusive of prevailing GST unless otherwise stated.Note: • By signing up for any event(s), the participant consents to being photographed during the course of the event(s); the participant

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The sweltering heat and humidity of my belovedSingapore, almost literally drove me and my wifeto the coldest country in the world - Finland.

We were heading to the Lapland, the day after Christmas in what promises to be a highly anticipated minus 30 degrees of freezing coldness and the thought of searching for the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis, a unique phenomena of nature.

After almost 13 hours of flight time, we arrived at Helsinki International Airport and with barely 2 hours of transit time – we were whisked off on their domestic flight to Rovaniemi (the cultural capital of the Lapland), an urban oasis amidst the Arctic wilderness and the Official Hometown of Santa Claus. Bordering on the Arctic, Rovaniemi is an exotic place of snow and ice – you can even eat and sleep in buildings made of these chilly materials.

We had our first taste of the cold winter when we arrived at the airport. The snow covered mountains, trees, buildings and cars was something out of what you would see in a National Geographic episode of a Cold Winter’s Tale – thence our first taste of what would be a thrilling and chilling 10 days of unbridled escapade in a vast winter and snow-covered wonderland with temperatures ranging from between minus 6 to 15 degrees daily.

Our escapade started at the Ranua Wildlife Park – where we had an insight into the lives of winter animals like the snow owls, arctic foxes, wolves, reindeers and the ever popular Polar Bears in their natural habitat. It was minus 8 degrees on that day and we had experienced our first snowing. We were all packed very tightly in our winter gears and it would look like as if we have doubled in size since arriving in Finland. Was wondering if the winter animals were fascinated by us as we are one of them… hahaha.

Travellers’Tales

Have you also just been on a holiday to somewhere exotic or out of the ordinary? Or have youembarked on a exhilarating trip to a golfing destination? Send us your stories and photos (email to [email protected]), and share your traveller’s tales with your fellow members!

Another momentous experience was staying in a heated glass igloo, it felt like sleeping in the open but on the inside it was just as warm and cosy as a hotel. Set in an opening surrounded by pine trees and sufficiently away from the city lights - making conditions ideal for watching the Northern Lights when it appears as well as enjoying the starry night skies.

Personally, my most enjoyable experience was when we were at the Santa Claus Village, where the culture, activities and Christmas magic come together in a show of an enchanting fairyland story. It was like a dream come true for me, when I experienced what it was like to “bring out the child” in all of us. The young and not-so-young were running, screaming and frolicking about in the snow – I too had my fair share of making ice balls and throwing them, just for the fun.

After about 5 days in the “wilderness” of Rovaniemi, we returned to the city life of Helsinki, the capital of Finland known also as the Christmas City. With a population of just over 620,000 people, it is a vibrant seaside city of beautiful islands. The archipelago of Helsinki consists of around 300 islands and the most notable and popular sight is Suomenlinna, the Fortress Island designated in 1991 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was easily accessible via a short ferry crossing from Helsinki.

The husky ride was also another highlight that left an indelible impression on us all. Imagine a husky farm in the middle of “nowhere” where hundreds of barking huskies of all shapes, colours and sizes (not to mention the smell of poop filling the air) welcome you. Being dragged by 6 sled huskies and steering the sledge with my wife sitting in it, through the Lappish wilderness was an exhilarating experience that I will not soon forget. Compared to the husky sled rides, the reindeer rides was literally a stroll in the park.

Also about a 2-hour journey by ferry was Tallinn, the capital city of Estonia - another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in the 13th Century, the medieval Old Town of Tallinn is known around the world for its authentic cobblestone streets and houses dating back to as far as the 11th Century. After spending hours exploring the snow-covered town, it was time for us to return to Helsinki and it was off to the airport to catch our return flight back to sunny Singapore.

Our activities in the Lapland was generally limited to just about 2-3 hours a day as the “darkness” and icy coldness needs some getting use to – even with all the layers of thermal wears, marino wools and down jackets.

Over the days when we were at Rovaniemi, we experienced the joys and spills of riding the snowmobile on a safari through snow-ladened forests tracks with their beautiful surroundings. It was indeed nerve-wrecking - winding away through these endless tracks in pitch darkness, after which ending up at a large camp-fire site where a very hot cup of tea and atypical Finnish fire-roasted sausage welcome you back from your ordeal.

Unlike the glass igloo, our visit to the Arctic Snow Hotel was indeed a very chilling experience. Carved out from a massive block of Arctic ice, the hotel which houses about 70 guests has a constant temperature of between zero to minus 5 degrees inside – I can’t imagine anyone wanting to stay in such a hotel – brrrrrrrrh. The internal structure of the hotel though, was truly impressive - a feat of human ingenuity with various designed guests rooms, restaurants and a bar as well as a chapel carved out by man and his machines.

All in all, we had a wonderful winter experience that we may not forget any time soon. Yes, it was disappointing that we did not get to experience the minus 30 degrees freezing cold or even to see the Northern Lights – but the camaraderie and warm fellowship of our fellow travellers made up for the very much cherished and enjoyable holiday.

Article contributed by:Charles Teo

Rovaniemi Airport.

At the Ranua Zoo.

A picture with Santa Claus.

The enchanting Santa Claus Village.

The Husky Sled.

The fascinating glass igloos.

Freezing inside the Arctic Snow Hotel.

The interior of the Snow Hotel, all carved out from ice!

Beautiful Suomenlinna.

The Old Town of Tallinn.

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A Winter WonderlandA Winter Wonderland

Profile Feature

The Fan couple working out at the Warren gym.

Reunion dinner on the eve of the Lunar New Year is like a magnet that draws all the family members back home. For Warren members Mr Rayman Fan and wife Miu Yin, who found home away from home, any day is a good day for a family union and fostering friendships old & new.

We chat with Warren’s super fit couple from Hong Kong and they are happy to share details of their adopted culture, making friends with the locals, and their integration into the Singaporean way of life.

Rayman & Miu Yin

Rayman & Miu Yin (centre, with caps) enjoying the great outdoors with fellow friends from Warren.

“Pretty Muchat Home”

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Tell us a bit about yourselves before you moved to Singapore.My wife Miu Yin and I came from Hong Kong. I used to work in the electrical & electronic engineering industry with various companies based there. My work travels gave me the opportunity to experience different cultures of the countries that I visited. We both found Singapore culturally interesting and decided to call it our new home.We moved to Singapore in 1991. We became Singapore citizens two years later.What do you do in Singapore?My first job in Singapore was as an engineer in a German consultancy firm. I then moved on to work as a project manager in a local mechanical & electrical company for 20 years. I retired 5 years ago.How did you find the transition to living in Singapore?I would say it was smooth. I find that Singapore is almost similar to Hong Kong in many ways. The country is run very efficiently, transport system is world-class and everything is well-organised. People here are very friendly. I have no problems making new friends with the locals!What has been the hardest aspect to your integration experience so far?Understanding the culture of the locals. I spent about a year or two understanding ‘Singlish’. But we are catching on to this new language and we are settling in fine now.What custom/habits do you find most strange about your adopted culture?I heard that one should never give presents wrapped in black or white paper. And for the elders, never a knive or a clock.What do you enjoy most about living in Singapore? The city is very clean and green. Friendly faces all around. People live in nice comfortable homes. Public transportation is affordable to all. Overall, I enjoy Singapore because it is a very safe and conducive place to work and live in.How did you know about Warren Golf & Country Club and what attracted you to join us?We joined Warren in 1999. It was called Warren Golf Club back then, at Folkstone Road. We were at home leafing a pile of letters from the mailbox and pulled a flyer from Warren. We read all about the Club and we liked its facilities. We signed up as members and we have been visiting the gym ever since.We enjoy our time working out, even until today. We visit the Club even more now since it moved to Choa Chu Kang, because it’s close to where we live!

So what inspired each of you to start working out?We started working out just for one simple reason and that is to keep ourselves fit and healthy. We love doing exercises since we were young. Miu Yin and I come to Warren to exercise regularly, about 3 or 4 times a week.What were your workout goals?It depends on what you want to achieve. Some people want to stay in shape. Some to be better at certain sporting activities. For both Miu Yin and myself, staying fit & healthy is just part of our lifestyle.Is it easier to make friends at the treadmill than at the boardroom table? Do you mainly socialise with other expats or more with the locals here?If we’re sincere about friendship, it’s not hard to befriend somebody. At most times, you don’t need to have common interests to start a good conversation with someone you just met. I stick to the rule of 70% listening & 30% speaking. Most of my friends here are Singaporeans.

What are your top expat tips for anyone following in your footsteps (working in Singapore)?Spend more time to develop friendship with the locals. Blend in. Be up to speed with the current events happening around town.Do you have anything to recommend to others who plan to take up residence in Singapore? Find something that can be a source of motivation. Expand your circle of friends. Be open. Make the effort to learn the local culture. We will grow to be more tolerant, and with that, our integration into the Singapore way of life will be an enriching one.What do you miss most back home?We miss all the good food. We make quick tripsback to Hong Kong few times a year, but thenagain, there’s too much food, too little time!

Zumba Fitness 4 Lessons

Sports and Exercise ClassesWe have an abundance of instructional and coaching classes to entice our members who are contemplating taking up sports and exercise lessons. Our pool of coaches and instructors are highly qualified with years of experience to help our members achieve the skills to enjoy the game and/or keep fit. The Club has like a buffet spread of delectable sports and fitness dishes to suit your taste. Bon appetit!

Type of Lesson Coach/Instructor Level Duration Individual or Group

Member’s Fee (incl. GST)

Guest’s Fee (incl. GST)

BADMINTON Lee Ah Ngoh ALL Per Month Group $53.50 $64.20

FITNESS TRAINING Juliana ALL3 Weekly Lessons5 Weekly Lessons10 Weekly Lessons

Individual$144.45$230.05$428.00

$208.65$337.05$642.00

TENNIS TAG ALL Per Month Group $96.30 $128.00

SWIMMINGTorpedo

BeginnerPre-Squad Per Month Individual

Group $58.85 $80.25

Toddler Per Month Individual $85.00 $107.00Private Per Month Individual $64.20/hr -

Luke Tan Competitive Coaching Per Month Individual $69.55 $90.95

YOGA Judit Gal ALL Per Month Group $53.50 $64.20SNOOKER Marvin Lim ALL Per Month Group $96.30 $107.00

BOWLING Sandra Sageran ALL2hrs

1.5hrs1hr

5 - 8 pax3 - 4 paxIndividual

$50.00$50.00

$100.00

$50.00$50.00

$100.00TABLE TENNIS Ang Kok Hu ALL Per Month (4 Lessons) 6 - 8 pax $85.60 $96.30

ZUMBA FITNESS Lina Yang ALL Per Month (4 Lessons) 12 - 15 pax $53.60 $64.20

Please call the Sports Office @ 6586 1271/269 or email to [email protected] to register.

Lessons/Classes

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

Day : Every SundayTime : 2.15pm - 3.15pmVenue : Events Room (Main Clubhouse, Level 1)Fee : Member - $50.00+; Guest - $60.00+

Fees stated based on FOUR lessonsper month; minimum 12 pax

is required for class to commence

New Class

Squash CoachingLearn squash the fun and effective way!

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

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

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January Monthly Medal - MenIn Conjunction with Tiger Medal

Format - StrokeplayDivision Name H.I. Result

Overall Best Gross Darren Wong 3.5 75

Best Gross A Helde Lorenz 3.5 77

Best Nett A Lim King Seng 9.7 72 ocb

Best Gross B Ong Keng Huat 10.6 78

Best Nett B Chua Ghee Wah 13.6 69

Best Gross C Jeffrey Cheong 15.2 88

Best Nett C Albert Yew 21.6 67 ocb

January Monthly Medal - LadiesFormat - Strokeplay / Stableford

Division Name H.I. Result

Overall Best Gross Rachel Lim 3.4 79

Best Nett A Lim Hun Yam 15.6 72

Best Nett B Jang Hyun Hee 19.5 69

Best Stableford C Judy Hong 23.0 38

Competition Results

Hole-in-One AchieversDate Hole No. Name

24/12/2015 11 Sarah Lim

03/02/2016 14 Poh Teck Cheong

Sarah Lim:One of Our Youngest

Golfers to Score aHole-in-One at Warren

Last Christmas turned out to be extra special for 10-year old Warren junior golfer Sarah Lim. She hit a wonder shot at Hole 11 on Christmas Eve and earned herself a place in our record books as one of the youngest golfers to have achieved a Hole-in-One at Warren!

“Scoring a hole-in-one was far from my mind. I knew I could only get a birdie or par on the 11th hole. When the ball landed on the green and rolled into the hole, I was stunned. My parents saw it and they were ecstatic. It was a Christmas miracle for me!” says Sarah as she recounts the magic moment.

When asked about her future plans and upcoming golf competitions, Sarah said that she is currently preparing for the upcoming inter-schools golf competition and hopes to move up in the schools golf rankings. “And if I got lucky and scored a hole-in-one again, drinks on me!” adds Sarah jokingly. We wish Sarah all the best in her studies and golf.

February Monthly Medal - MenFormat - Strokeplay


Overall Best Gross Rene Chong 6.8 78

Best Gross A Samir Bedi 0.5 80

Best Nett A Dennis Lim 9.1 72 ocb

Best Gross B Dai Jiajun 13.0 84

Best Nett B Iwamoto Taiji 12.9 69

Best Gross C Eric Chua 17.8 82

Best Nett C Peter Loi 16.7 67

February Monthly Medal - LadiesFormat - Strokeplay / Stableford


Overall Best Gross Denise Wong 5.5 85

Best Nett A Catherine Kwek 14.8 70

Best Nett B Katie Tan 18.8 73

Best Stableford C Agnes Chan 26.4 39

Gold Medal 2016 - MenName H.I. Result

Overall Best Gross Darren Wong 3.2 74 ocb

Overall Best Nett Anvay Dixit 13.9 73

Gold Medal 2016 - LadiesName H.I. Result

Overall Best Gross Rachel Lim 2.9 74

Overall Best Nett Tsoi Ka Po 31.1 67

Sarah gets an ‘unexpected gift’ that’s not on her Christmas wish list.

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For enquiries, please contact the Golf Department at Tel: 6586 1240/77or Email: [email protected].

AM & PM; excludes PH

Guest Fee @ $87.74 nett(includes Green Fee, Buggy Fee & GST)

Note:• Valid for 18-hole only• Not valid in conjunction with other promotional fees• No rain check• Not valid on Public Holidays• Booking procedures for Golfing & Social members still apply

Weekday Golf Promotion

1 Jan - 31 Mar 2016

Warren Junior Golfer Shannon Tan wins the Gold Medal 2015 at Keppel Club

It was certainly a promising start for our junior golfer Shannon Tan, who opens her 2016 golf event calendar with a win at Keppel Club’s Gold Medal Golf Competition, held on 26 January 2016. She finished top of the table and clinched the Ladies’ Division title.

“I am very thrilled and this win brings a sense of achievement for me!” says Shannon with rejoice. “Winning the Gold Medal serves as an encouragement for me to strive harder and to improve on my game”.

At only 12 years of age, Shannon has bagged the National Primary Schools Golf Championship 2015 trophy. She took home 2nd prize in the Kids Golf World Championship Competition 2014, played in Malaysia. And she has already set her sight on the upcoming HSBC Youth Golf Challenge 2016, to be played this June. We at Warren are all very proud and wish her continued success in golf!

Christmas Mixed GameSaturday 19 December 2015

Shannon with her Gold Medal trophy.

The Champion of the game - Rachel Lim & Daniel Or.

72 players participated in this mixed game held as part of the Club’s Christmas celebrations. Festive cheers was spread onto the golf course as buggies were decorated to the theme and most of the golfers came dressed in Christmas colours.

We hope our golfers had a jolly good time!

Results of the game are as follows:1st - Daniel Or & Rachel Lim2nd - Jaron Sim & Noel Yeo3rd - Quah Siew Huat & Simon Law

It was a joyous Christmas indeed!

Flashbacks

Christmas Flea Market19 December 2015

The Club’s Main Lobby was transformed into a Christmas Flea Market that day for the first time with 17 booths by our members selling lots of Christmassy stuff - handmade gifts, baked cookies, accessories etc.

Thank you for everyone’s feedback... We will definitely be back again end of the year!

The Salvation Army Charity Donation Drive

23 - 28 January 2016Our members once again overwhelmed us with their great support by sending over heaps of donation items in this charity donation drive that the Club held for the second year.

A big thank you to all our wonderful donors!!

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Flashbacks Flashbacks

Countdown to 2016Hollywood Night

Thursday 31 December 2015Lights, Camera, Action!

Our members and their families & friends had a countdown night like no other as they were all stars of the show at this Hollywood-themed party. Most came dressed the part of Hollywood movies, and everyone had fun grooving to the music and celebrating the coming of a new year. Let the photos here do the talking!

The photo booth is never out of trend.

Happy New Year!!Ready for countdown?Immersed in their roles at the call of “Action”!

Emcee Alex impersonating Elvis Presley while “Ironman” looks on. Grooving to the music.Singing performance

by Lim Pei Fen.

The sporting Social Sub-Committee members - Welch Koh, Rhena Tan (Social Convenor), Amy Teo and Chong C. J.

Let’s sway!

Everyone getting “high” with cheers!

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GOLFERS’ TERRACE

Dining & Entertainment

MARCH

APRILGrilled Salmon with Hollandaise Sauce served

with Mashed Potato & Garden Vegetables

$13.80+

Pork Soft Bonewith Yam Paste

$13.00+

New Desserts@ Golfers’ Terrace

Hot DessertMember Price - $3.80+

Non-member Price - $4.30++

Black Sesame Paste with Glutinous Rice Balls (2pcs)

Durian with Durian Puree Mango with Mango Puree

Taiwan Lychee with Lychee Puree

Taiwan Green Tea with Red Bean Paste

Peanut Butter Paste with Glutinous Rice Balls (2pcs)

Snow IceMember Price - $4.50+ / Non-member Price - $5.00++

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Yan Palace @ Warren

Catch the live band performance of

MIXBREEDat the Water Hazard

from 8.00pm onwards on thefollowing Saturdays:

• 12 & 26 March 2016• 9 & 23 April 2016


PATIO @ WARRENAvailable Tue - Sun from 4.00pm - 9.30pm

Beverage Promotions

March Twin PromoJURA ORIGIN

$228.00+for 2 bottles

April Twin PromoWHYTE & MACKAY 19 yrs

$288.00+for 2 bottles

T BarWater Hazard &Golfers’ Terrace

March & AprilAvailable at Golfers’ Terrace,

Water Hazard & T Bar

Chivas 18 Years$288.00+ for 2 bottles

March & AprilHibiki Harmony @ $128.00+

per bottle

泰式班片粉丝煲Sliced Fish in “Thai Style”

$18.80+Terms & Conditions:• Valid for the month of March 2016 from Mondays to Fridays• Not valid on Saturdays, Sundays, Public Holidays and eves of Public Holidays• Valid for dine-in only• Warren members are entitled to 20% discount• Not valid with other discounts

砂锅芋头扣肉Braised Pork Belly with Yam

$16.80+Terms & Conditions:• Valid for the month of April 2016 from Mondays to Fridays• Not valid on Saturdays, Sundays, Public Holidays and eves of Public Holidays• Valid for dine-in only• Warren members are entitled to 20% discount• Not valid with other discounts

MARCH APRIL

Set Includes:Chicken (Thigh/Breast), Chicken Sausage, Squid, Prawns, Scallops, Meatballs, Fishballs, Crabsticks, Enoki Mushrooms,& Mixed Vegetables Choice of Soup:Sweet Corn / Herbal Chicken / Tom Yum

March & April PromotionSteamboat Set Menu @ $19.90+

(for 2 - 3 pax)

À la carte

steamboat items

also available!

While Stocks

Last!

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• Tennis - Members’ Night

• Billiard - League Training Night

• Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Badminton - Members’ Night

• Snooker League Night• Table-tennis - Training

Night

• Yoga Lesson • Competitive Swimming Lesson

• Junior Swimming Lesson

• Yoga Lesson• Squash - Members’

Night• Table-Tennis -

Members’ Night• Badminton -Training

Night• Squash - Training Night• Tennis - Training Night



• Badminton Lesson• Squash Coaching



• Zumba Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Squash - Members’

Night• Bowling - Members’

Night






Night







• Monthly Medals• Bo Jin Facial Therapy • Facial ‘Guasha’

Massage Therapy • Henderson Waves

Bridge Walk • 9-Pin Tap Bowling

Tournament• Competitive Swimming

Lesson• Junior Swimming

Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Squash Coaching





Night





• Bowling - Adult Squad Training



• Bowling - Youth Squad Training




Night







• Lady Captain’s Cup • Warren Squash Open

2016• Competitive Swimming



• Warren Squash Open 2016





Night












Night

• Yoga Lesson

• Haikou Golf Trip• Warren Squash Open



Lesson• Badminton -Training


• Haikou Golf Trip• Plugged in Parenting

Talk• Warren Squash Open



Lesson• Badminton Lesson

• Haikou Golf Trip• Warren Squash Open



Lesson • Zumba Class• Yoga Lesson• Tennis Lesson• Badminton Lesson• Squash - Members’


Night

• Haikou Golf Trip• Competitive Swimming


Lesson• Tennis - Members’

Night• Billiard - League

Training Night• Bowling - Adult Squad

Training

• Haikou Golf Trip• Tennis - Members’

Night• Billiard - League

Training Night• Bowling - Youth Squad

Training




Night

• Yoga Lesson



• Yoga Lesson• Squash - Training Night• Badminton -Training

Night• Squash - Training Night• Table-tennis -

Members’ Night• Tennis - Training Night








Night

• Bi-Monthly Run on the Golf Course











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Night• Squash - Training Night• Table-tennis -

Members’ Night• Tennis - Training Night

• Monthly Medals• Bo Jin Facial Therapy• Facial ‘Guasha’

Massage Therapy• Competitive Swimming







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• Yoga Lesson • Warren Ladies Open 2016





• Mahjong Competition• Competitive Swimming






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• Mother’s Day Gift Making Workshop




Accurate as at time of printing. Accurate as at time of printing.

CLUB CLOSUREAnnual

Staff Day

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

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Phokeethra Country Clubwww.phokeethragolf.com

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

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

BatamTering Bay Golf & Country ClubTering Bay Management (Singapore):50 Tanah Merah Ferry TerminalTanah Merah Ferry Road, #01-24Singapore 498833Tel: (65) 6214 0560Fax: (65) 6214 0561Email: [email protected]

BogorRancamaya Golf & Country Club

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

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

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

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

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

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

AFFILIATED CLUBS

Listof Reciprocal& Affiliated Clubs

GOLF

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

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

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

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

Green Fee (Guest)

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

SPORTS

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

Badminton

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

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

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

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

Bowling

Daily 10.00am - 11.00pm

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

Non-peak Period: Peak Period:Mon - Fri 10.00am - 5.00pm Member $3.00 per game

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

Shoes Rental $1.07 per pair

Gymnasium

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

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

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

Squash



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

Swimming Daily 7.30am - 9.30pm

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

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

Tennis



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

F & B

OPERATION HOURS DRESS CODE

Golfers’ TerraceDaily 7.00am - 10.00pm

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

Last Order 9.30pm

Yan Palace @ Warren

Mon - Sat 11.00am - 3.00pm

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

6.00pm - 10.00pm

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

Last Order 2.30pm & 9.45pm

Water Hazard

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

T Bar

Mon Closed

Towels, bathrobes, swimwear and barefeet are not permitted.Tue - Thu & PH 5.00pm - 12.00amFri, Sat & Eve of PH 5.00pm - 1.00amLast Food Order 9.30pmLast Drink Order 45 minutes before closing

Patio @ Warren

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

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

OTHERS

OPERATION HOURS CHARGES (inc. GST)

Mahjong/Card(Strictly Members

only)

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

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

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