SINGAPORE GOLF ASSOCIATION

2015 Annual Report 2015 ANNUALREPORT (APR 15 – MAR 16)

INTRODUCTION ingapore amateur golfers chalked several notable “firsts” in the Sinternational amateur golfing arena in FY2015. The most noteworthy must be the podium finish in all four golf events at the 28th SEA Games hosted by Singapore. Team Singapore won the men’s team and individual silver medals and the women’s team and individual bronze medals.

The other notable achievement was Team Singapore’s fourth placing at the 27th Asia Pacific Golf Team Championship (Nomura Cup). This was our best ever performance finishing behind champion Team Japan, Team Chinese Taipei and Team Korea.

3 54th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

he SGA 54th Annual General Meeting was held at the SICC Bukit Location on 27 Jul 15. TA total of eleven SGA Ordinary Members were present at the AGM. Mr James Koh Cher Siang, Chairman SICC, was elected for a second term of office as Chairman SGA Governing Council. Auditors SB Tan & Co were also reappointed.

There was no change to the SGA Executive Board as members were appointed at the last AGM for a two year term of office.

James Koh Khoo Boon Hui Bob Tan Chairman (Apr – Dec 15) Chairman President

Goh Hup Chor Yee Woon Yim Loh Ju Fern Kong Choong Soon Marvane E Vice President Hon Secretary Hon Treasurer Member Member

Paul Thomas Lee Lian Hong Phua Hua Seng Ross Tan Tay Liam Wee Member Member Member Member Member

4 In January 2016, Mr Khoo Boon Hui was elected Chairman SGA Governing Council when the incumbent Mr James Koh had to step down after relinquishing his appointment as Chairman SICC.

Outgoing Chairman James Koh (right) receiving a memento from Chairman SGA Khoo Boon Hui.

Chairman SGA Khoo Boon Hui addressing Governing Council members.

5 Highlights Of Team Singapore’s Achievements In Regional Tournaments

28th South East Asia Games Golf Tournament he 28th SEA Games golf tournament was hosted by Singapore at the Sentosa Golf Club TSerapong Course from 7 – 12 Jun 15. Thailand won all four gold medals winning the men’s and women’s team and individual events.

Team Singapore achieved its best SEA Games performance with a podium finish in all four events winning the men’s team and individual silver and women’s team and individual bronze. Indonesia won the women’s team silver and the men’s team bronze.

Women’s Team Singapore, from left, Koh Sock Hwee, Amanda Tan and Goh Jen.

Men’s Team Singapore on the podium, from left, Jonathan Woo, Marc Ong, Abdul Hadi and Johnson Poh.

The jubilant Team Singapore with their medals.

6 VIPs supporting Team Singapore Minister MCCY Lawrence Wong (in red shirt), President SGA Bob Tan and VP SGA Goh Hup Chor (with cap).

Team Singapore supporters waving the Singapore flag.

SEA Games volunteer announcer Davy Loo introducing players.

The SEA Games volunteers for scoring and crowd control duties.

Koh Sock Hwee being congratulated by Vice President SNOC Low Teo Ping.

SEA Games leaderboard showing the final scores. 7 27th Asia Pacific Amateur Golf Team Championship (Nomura Cup) he 27th Asia Pacific Amateur Golf TTeam Championship (Nomura Cup) was hosted by United Arab Emirate at the Yas Links Abu Dhabi from 22 – 25 Oct 15. We finished in 4th position, just one shot behind Team Korea. Team Japan was the champion, beating Team Chinese Taipei on countback.

This achievement was our best ever at the Nomura Cup tournament. Team Singapore at Abu Dhabi, from left, James Leow, Joshua Ho, Gregory Foo and Abdul Hadi.

55th South East Asia Amateur Golf Team Championship (Putra Cup) n the annual 55th South East Asia Amateur Golf Team IChampionship (Putra Cup), Team Singapore again finished second behind Team Thailand. Team Malaysia were third. The 55th Putra Cup was hosted by Thailand from 15 – 18 Sep 15 at the Singha Park Khon Kaen Golf Club.

Lion City Cup team members, from left, Nicholas Mok, Tommy Tan and Charles Alliston.

8 Team Singapore posing with their trophy, from left, Abdul Hadi, Gregory Foo, President TGA Rungsrid Luxsitanonda, Marc Ong and Joshua Ho. Kartini Cup team members, Santi Cup team members, from left, Callista Chen, Erika Layson and Vanessa Khoo. from left Koh Sock Hwee and Jacqueline Young.

Team Singapore at the closing ceremony with Team Manager Lee Lian Hong (white shirt).

Officials and players of Team Singapore

Putra Cup leader flight after completion of the last hole.

Team Singapore posing with their trophy, from left, Abdul Hadi, Gregory Foo, President TGA Rungsrid Luxsitanonda, Marc Ong and Joshua Ho. 9 SGA vs MGA Annual Match eam SGA did not succeed in its quest to win our annual match against Team MGA Tfor the 5th year in a row. Team SGA could only muster 6 points to lose to MGA which amassed 18 points. The 2015 SGA vs MGA annual match was hosted by Warren Golf & CC from 16 – 18 Nov 15.

MGA official Joharis Aris VP SGA Goh Hup Chor with SGA player congratulating MGA player. Callista Chen.

Team SGA supporting team members.

SGA and MGA officials at the welcome dinner, from left, Low Teck San, Kong Choong Soon, Hon Sec MGA Dato Zulkifli, Hon Sec SGA Yee Woon Yim, President MGA Tan Sri Dato Setia Mohd Anwar, President SGA Bob Tan and Vice President SGA Goh Hup Chor. Members of both teams posing for a group photograph.

10 MGA National Team Committee, Joharis Aris and GM MGA Ishak Mohd Esa receiving the trophy from Vice President SGA Goh Hup Chor. PLAYERS’ INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS ur players’ individual success in the numerous regional golfing tournaments was also Onoteworthy. Gregory Foo won the 68th Singapore Open Amateur Championship, the 55th Putra Cup individual title and was selected by Asia Pacific Golf Confederation to represent Team Asia Pacific at the Sir Bonallack Trophy.

Gregory Foo, extreme left, with fellow Asia Pacific team mates of the Sir Bonallack Trophy.

President TGA presenting Gregory Foo with the Putra Cup individual trophy.

Gregory Foo with his SOAC trophy. 11 James Leow performed well winning the 16th Singapore National Amateur Championship and, in his first appearance at the Nomura Cup, shared the individual 6th position. He also did well to finish as top amateur at the SMBC Singapore Open.

James Leow with the Singapore National Amateur Championship trophy.

James Leow receiving the Singapore Open top amateur trophy from President SGA Bob Tan.

Goh Jen did well to win the 26th SLGA Amateur Open as well as the 16th Singapore National Amateur Championship Ladies Division. Marc Ong won the 113th Malaysian Amateur Open.

Goh Jen with the Singapore National Amateur Championship trophy.

Goh Jen receiving the SLGA Amateur trophy from President SLGA Loh Ju Fern.

Marc Ong with the 12 Malaysian Amateur Open trophy. LOCAL AMATEUR TOURNAMENTS

4th Singapore National Senior Amateur Championship he 4th SNSAC was hosted by Laguna National Golf & Country Club from 21 to 23 Apr T15 at its Masters Course. The winner was Lian Ai Hian.

Lian Ai Hian (left) receiving the champion’s trophy from SGA Exec Board member CS Kong.

2015 Singapore Junior Golf Championship hailand players Ekpharit Wu and Pimnipa Panthong swept the Boys’ and Girls’ titles Tof the 2015 Singapore Junior Golf Championship. Tommy Tan won the trophy for the being the best overall Singapore player.

The tournament was hosted by Keppel Club for the 11th year in a row from 6 – 8 May 15.

President SGA Bob Tan congratulating Tommy Tan on his best overall Singapore player achievement. Winners of the 2015 SJGC, Ekpharit Wu (right) and Pimnipa Panthong with their trophies.

13 68th Singapore Open Amateur Championship regory Foo won the 68th Singapore Open Amateur Championship hosted by SICC at Gthe Island Course from 21 – 24 Jul 15. The first runner up was Thai Kousuke Hamamoto and second runner up was Lucius Toh.

President SGA Bob Tan presenting the trophy to Gregory Foo.

16th Singapore National Amateur Championship he men’s champion was James Leow and Tthe women’s champion was Goh Jen who successfully defended her title. The 16th SNAC was hosted by Tanah Merah Country Club from 17 – 20 Aug 15.

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Goh Jen and James Leow receiving their trophies from SGA Exec Board member and Captain TMCC, Lee Lian Hong. 26th Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship illiam Houng Lee of New Zealand won the 26th Singapore Open Senior Amateur WChampionship. The first runner up was Australian Barry Squires. Jurong Country Club hosted this senior event from 2 – 5 Nov 15.

Runner Up Barry Squires with William Houng (right) hoisting the trophy with SGA Exec Board member and Captain JCC, SGA Exec Board member and Captain JCC, Ross Tan. Ross Tan.

SGA Inter Club League 2015 he SGA ICL was completed on 11 Oct 15 and the prize presentation Tdinner was held at Orchid Country Club on 30 Oct 15.

The Overall Champion was Singapore Island Country Club with a total of 32 points. The 1st Runner Up was Raffles Country Club on count back and the 2nd Runner Up was Seletar Country Club with both having 28 points.

President SGA making his welcome speech.

Overall Champion Singapore Island Country Club.

Overall Champion 1st Runner Up Raffles Country Club

15 Overall Champion 2nd Runner Up Seletar Country Club

WGCC women’s team members with Captain WGCC Oh Kian Beng (in yellow shirt) and SGA Hon Secretary Yee Woon Yim (extreme right).

Vice President SGA Goh Hup Chor with Johnson Poh (left) and Abdul Hadi.

President SGA Bob Tan mingling with guests.

VIP guests from left, President Keppel Club Lai Mun Onn, TMCC Lady Captain Lam Lian Suan, President SGA Bob Tan, Chairman SGA GC James Koh and Chairman RCC Tan Soo Nan.

Standing from left, GM OCC Peter Goh and GM SGC Andy Johnston. Seated from left, VP SGA Goh Hup Chor, Captain Keppel Club Kong Choong Soon, 16 SGC Lady Captain Lyn Sen, Captain JCC Ross Tan and Captain CGC Vincent Teo. HSBC Youth Golf Challenge

hree HSBC Youth Golf Challenge legs were staged and the Overall Champion was TJacqueline Young.

HSBC YGC 1st Leg division winners, from left, Donovan Lee, Erika Layson, Jacqueline Young and Ryan Wong.

HSBC YGC 2nd Leg division winners, from left, Donovan Lee, Erika Layson, Sarah Tan and Nicholas Mok.

HSBC YGC 3rd Leg division winners, from left, Ryan Wong, Jacqueline Young, Jin Jiarui and Emerson Boon.

Sarah Tan making her victory speech.

Overall Champion HSBC Youth Golf Challenge Jacqueline Young with AVP HSBC Brand & Governance Ms Manisha Mishra. Guests at the HSBC YGC 2nd Leg prize presentation lunch at OCC, from left, SGA Exec Board member and Captain Keppel Club CS Kong, Captain SICC Andrew Lim, VP SGA Goh Hup Chor, Captain OCC Tan Ah Ee and Captain SemCC Derric Low. 17 President SGA Bob Tan doing the ceremonial tee off.

Jordan Speith with caddie.

SMBC SINGAPORE OPEN

he Singapore Open finally returned, after a break of three years, with Sumitomo TMitsui Banking Corporation as title sponsor. It was staged at Sentosa Golf Club from 28 – 31 Jan 16.

Korean Song Young Han fended off a late challenge by world number one Jordan Spieth to win the US$1 million SMBC Singapore Open which finished on Monday due to multiple weather delays.

SMBC Singapore Open champion posing with, from left, President SGA Bob Tan, CEO SMBC Takeshi Kunibe, champion Song Young Han, top amateur James Leow, Singapore Open Champion Chairman SDC Moses Lee and President SenGC Low Teo Ping. Song Young Han. 18 SMBC SINGAPORE OPEN JUNIOR GOLF CLINICS

o promote junior golf, Lagardere Sports, promoter of the SMBC Singapore Open, and TSGA, through its Community Engagement Committee, organized three junior golf clinics. These clinics were open to students invited by MOE. The first two were held at Sentosa Golf Club on 18 Oct 15 and 1 Nov 15. A total of 30 young golfers attended each clinic.

The third clinic was held at Jurong Country Club on 19 Dec 15. A total of 19 participants who were shortlisted from the earlier two clinics played the JCC Executive Course.

Group photo of participants and pros at the 3rd clinic at Jurong Country Club.

Future champions in action.

Participants and pros at the 1st clinic held at Sentosa Golf Club. 19 SGA Hon Secretary Yee Woon Yim (seated extreme left) with members of the Asean Golf Federation.

ASEAN GOLF FEDERATION 2015 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

GA Hon Secretary, Yee Woon Yim, attended the AGF AGM held at the Singha Park SGolf Club, Khon Kaen, Thailand, on 17 Sep 15. The meeting was chaired by Datuk Mohd Zain Mohd Yusuf, Sec Gen AGF, and President AGF and also President TGA Rungsrid Luxsitanonda.

Singapore confirmed that it will host the 56th SEA Amateur Golf Team Championship (Putra Cup) from 5 – 9 Sep 16 at the Tanah Merah Country Club.

20 ASIA PACIFIC GOLF CONFEDERATION 2015 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

he APGC AGM was held on 30 Sep 2015 at Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club, THong Kong. President SGA represented Singapore at this meeting.

Chairman APGC Dr David Cherry (third from right) and other committee members.

21 SOUTH EAST ASIA LAUNCH OF 2016 EDITION OF RULES OF GOLF

ingapore hosted the R&A for its SEA launch of the 2016 edition of the Rules of Golf at SSentosa Golf Club on 29 Oct 15. The R&A Chairman of Rules of Golf Committee, David Bonsall, and its Director-Rules Grant Moir, presented to the media, representatives of regional golf associations and SGA Rules Sub-Committee members and senior SGA Referees, the key changes made to the 2016 Rules of Golf. The new Rules will take effect on 1 Jan 16.

David Bonsall (right) and Grant Moir presenting the new Rules.

22 Group photograph taken at Sentosa Golf Club. SGA SG50 Golf

s part of our contribution to the nation in celebration of SG50, nine SGA Ordinary AMembers set aside a day each in October to offer Singapore citizens and permanent residents concessionary rates to play golf at their courses.

The take up rate for this offer was very good and Seletar Country Club extended it by one extra day. The table shows the participation rate:

SelCC TMCC SICC SCC OCC RCC NSRCC SGC CGC Guests 211 125 123 97 72 20 18 19 1 Members 41 24 2 ------

Group photograph taken at Sentosa Golf Club. 23 SGA/PARENTS’ ANNUAL DIALOGUE

he annual SGA/Parents’ Dialogue was held on Saturday 19 Mar 16 at the SICC TBukit Auditorium. A total of 90 parents and players turned up for this event. Letters of appointment were presented to members of the SGA National and Development Squads.

The recipient of the SGA President’s Trophy for 2015 was Gregory Foo. However, he was unable to receive the award from President SGA as he was away participating in the Sir Bonallack Trophy.

President SGA Bob Tan making his welcome address to parents and players.

Parents and players giving feedback.

24 2016 NATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENT SQUADS

hree members of the Development Squad were promoted to the SGA National Squad Tfor 2016. They were Ryan Wong, Callista Chen and Erika Layson.

Callista Chen

Ryan Wong Erika Layson

Donovan Lee Andre Chong

Denise Wong Nicole Mok

Four new members were also inducted to the SGA Development Squad, namely, Donovan Lee, Andre Chong, Nicole Mok and Denise Wong.

All new members were presented letters of appointment by President SGA at the SGA/Parents’ Dialogue. National Squad members also received the SGA badge.

25 APPOINTMENT OF GOLF NATIONAL COACH

ndrew Welsford was reappointed national Acoach on 1 Nov 15. First appointed in 2013, he returned to Australia in early 2014 due to personal reasons. Based in Australia, he will make monthly visits of one week’s duration to Singapore or to the venue of major tournaments. He will be assisted by Jerome Ng, a former National Squad member, in carrying out the coaching programmes.

Andrew Welsford (right) with Jerome Ng.

PLAYERS TURNING PROFESSIONAL

hree of our players turned professional this year. TThe first was Johnson Poh in July. He was followed by Jonathan Woo a month later. Koh Sock Hwee took the plunge in Feb 16 just after qualifying for the HSBC Women’s Champion.

26 Jonathan Woo Koh Sock Hwee SGA CENTRALISED HANDICAPPING SYSTEM (CHS)

he development of the SGA Centralised Handicapping System T(CHS) project proceeded at full steam this year and will be launched in August 2016. The CHS will provide a modern and unified platform for golf handicapping, changing the way golfers perform their handicapping activities and introducing consistency in calculation of golfers’ Handicap Index. Golfers will be able to access their Handicap Index and post scores anywhere and anytime via multiple channels including web, their iOS or Android devices and their clubs’ terminals. Golfers will also be able to carry out peer review to see fellow golfers’ posted scores as soon as they have been posted to the system. These user friendly options will make posting scores and checking handicaps a breeze.

Hole by hole score entry Adjusted gross score entry My Handicap Index

27 CHS Web Dashboard FINANCIAL MATTERS

Sponsorship Asia Pacific Breweries continued its sponsorship of Tiger Beer for the 2015 SGA Inter Club League as well as at the prize presentation dinner.

The HSBC Youth Golf Challenge entered its 8th year as HSBC demonstrated its continued strong support for junior golf development.

TaylorMade-adidas Golf continued its support for SGA as the official apparel sponsor for 2015 and for major tournaments.

President SGA Bob Tan presenting a token of appreciation to TMaG representative Nisarat Chaimgkolchai (Rak) SGA National Squad members in their TMaG attire, from 28 left, Koh Sock Hwee, Goh Jen and Amanda Tan. SGA CONFLICT OF INTERESTS POLICY

SGA policy relating to the management and avoidance of conflicts of interest is as follows: a. Each SGA Executive Board Member and staff shall declare in writing the nature and extent of any relationship, arrangement, contract or agreement, which may result in a conflict of interest. b. When there is a change to a Board member or staff interests, the board member or staff shall provide an update to the secretariat as soon as is practicable. c. The disclosure of interests shall be tabled at the next practical Executive Board meeting, unless circumstances require, in which case, they shall be communicated as soon as possible to the other Board members and to staff. d. Where a Board member or staff is in a position of conflict of interest, the Board member should declare himself (or herself) as conflicted and offer not to participate in the discussion. Persons in a conflict of interest shall abstain from any decisions made on the matter. All disclosures and the nature of the discussions and decisions shall be appropriately minuted in the notes of the meeting. e. Where a Board member expects to find himself (or herself) in a significant conflict of interest position, he should seek, in the first instance, to minimize his (or her) participation in the process that could lead to the conflict of interest. f. The Board will seek to avoid perceptions of any conflicts of interest in its financial dealings.

SGA has submitted the Online Evaluation Checklist via the Charity Portal at www.charities. gov.sg.

Conclusion The year 2015 saw Team Singapore and individual players achieving success in international and regional events. SGA was also actively involved in various activities to promote the sport of golf.

Mr Yee Woon Yim Honorary Secretary

29 SGA GOVERNING COUNCIL MEMBERS

Chairman Mr James Koh Cher Siang (Apr – Dec 15) Mr Khoo Boon Hui (Jan – Jul 16) • Chairman SICC

Members Dr Gordon Tay • President CGC Mr Lee Chong Kwee • Chairman JCC Mr Lai Mun Onn • President KepC Mr Peter Kwee • Chairman LNGCC MG Perry Lim • President NSRCC Mr Chong Kee Hiong • President OCC Mr Tan Soo Nan • Chairman RCC Mr Khoo Teng Chye • Chairman SelCC MG Perry Lim • President SemCC Mr Low Teo Ping • President SenGC Mr Ng Kee Choe • Chairman TMCC Mr Patrick Kwek • President WGCC

SGA EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS

President • Mr Bob Tan Vice President • Mr Goh Hup Chor Hon Secretary • Mr Yee Woon Yim Hon Treasurer • Ms Loh Ju Fern

Members Mr Kong Choong Soon Ms Marvane E Mr Lee Lian Hong Mr Ross Tan Mr Paul Thomas Mr Phua Hua Seng Mr Tay Liam Wee

Legal Advisor Mr Andrew Lim 30 SGA SUB-COMMITTEES

Training & Selection Tournament Handicap Rules Chairman Goh Hup Chor Yee Woon Yim Kong Choong Soon Dennis Tan CGC Vincent Teo Vincent Teo Ong Chew Meng Fardanshah Aziz JCC Ross Tan Albert Ng John Soh Edwin Pereira KepC Kong Choong Soon Kong Choong Soon Ling Kok Pin Ling Kok Pin LNGCC Bradley Leahey Bradley Leahey Goh Joon Lian Lynn Chia NSRCC Tan Kah Han David Huang William Chua Brian Tan OCC Tan Ah Ee Tan Ah Ee Tan Ah Ee Mohd Shahrin RCC Patrick Low Paul Singh Yeo Swee Tuan Loh Kum Cheun SelCC Phua Hua Seng David Foo William Tay Joyce Lam SemCC Derric Low Derric Low Andrew Ho Paul Giovanni SenGC Dr Wong Yik Mun Andy Johnston Vernon Khoo Foo Chee Liam SICC Andrew Lim Ivan Chua Tan Poh Teck Jimmy Wee TMCC Lee Lian Hong Ken Lye Hia Hui Kim Ken Lye WGCC Oh Kian Beng Ng Kwang Iak Ng Kwang Iak Henry Thang SLGA Loh Ju Fern Loh Ju Fern SLGA Marvane E Marvane E Coach Andrew Welsford

SGA AUDIT SUB-COMMITTEE

Chairman Mr Kong Choong Soon

Members Mr Ross Tan Mr Phua Hua Seng

SGA COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SUB-COMMITTEE

Chairman Mr Ross Tan

Members

Mr Kong Choong Soon Mr Lee Lian Hong Mr Arthur Loh Mr Raymond Tan 31 DETAILS OF OVERSEAS TOURNAMENTS

113th Malaysian Amateur Open 1. Marc Ong won the 113th Malaysian Amateur Open with a great 13-under 275 (68, 70, 69, 68). This win is his second regional title having earlier won the Philippines Matchplay Amateur Open.

2. Five shots behind at 8-under 280 (70, 68, 70, 72) in second spot was Australian Harrison Endycott whilst fellow Australian Justin Warren took third spot with 5-under 283 (70, 72, 73, 68).

3. Gregory Foo finished in fourth spot with 4-under 284 (71, 68, 75, 70) followed by Thai Sangchai Kaewcharoen 2-under 286 (69, 72, 73, 72) and Jerome Ng, who carded the tournament’s lowest score of 5-under 67, at 1-under 287 (74, 67, 72, 74)

4. Other Singapore players who participated were: T9th Johnson Poh 4-over 292 (78, 70, 74, 70) Joshua Ho 4-over 292 (72, 73, 76, 71) T30th Abdul Hadi 11-over 299 (73, 72, 74, 80) 44th Thomas Tan 18-over 306 (75, 74, 78, 79) T60th Edgar Oh 28-over 316 (76, 75, 81, 84)

Missed Cut Tommy Tan (79, 79)

5. The 113th Malaysian Amateur Open was held at the Kelab Golf Sarawak from 21 – 24 May 2015.

2015 Taiwan Amateur Golf Championship 6. Gregory Foo finished second at the 2015 Taiwan Amateur Golf Championship behind winner Viraaj Madappa of India who shot 3-under 285 (70, 72, 69, 74). Gregory Foo did very well to finish 2 shots behind at 1-under 287. He overcame a poor round one score of 78 to shoot 69, 70 and 70 in the next three rounds to take the second spot.

7. Lloyd Jefferson Go of Philippines was third with 1-over 289 (71, 72, 73, 73), Thai Sadom Kaewkanjana fourth 2-over 290 (70, 70, 71, 79) and Marc Ong fifth with 4-over 292 (72, 74, 73, 73).

8. The 2015 Taiwan Amateur Golf Championship was played at the Sunrise Golf & Country Club from 23 – 26 Jun 15.

32 55th South East Asia Amateur Golf Team Championship (Putra Cup) 9. Team Thailand won the 55th Putra Cup with a team score of 864. Team Singapore were the 1st runner up with 884 followed by Team Malaysia the 2nd runner up with 908.

10. Gregory Foo took the individual event title with 7-under 281(71, 70, 68, 72). Thais Witchayanon and Kammalas were the 1st and 2nd runner up with 3-under 285 (71, 74, 70, 70) and 2-under 286 (69, 73, 71, 73), respectively.

11. Team Thailand also won the 9th Lion City Cup and the 7th Santi Cup whilst Team Philippines won the 3rd Kartini Cup.

12. Singapore participated in the 55th South East Asia Amateur Golf Team Championship in all four events, namely, the 55th Putra Cup, the 9th Lion City Cup, the 7th Santi Cup and the 3rd Kartini Cup.

13. The Putra Cup Team comprised Gregory Foo, Marc Ong, Abdul Hadi and Joshua Ho with Jerome Ng as the non-playing captain. Marc Ong withdrew after Round 2 of the Putra Cup due to a previous back injury and had to sit out on the sideline for the remaining two rounds of the tournament. Abdul Hadi finished in 8th position with 13-over 301 (77, 79, 73, 72) and Joshua Ho in T9th with 14-over 302 (78, 72, 76, 76).

14. The Lion City Cup Team was represented by Tommy Tan, Nicholas Mok and Charles Alliston. They finished in 5th position with 624 behind Team Malaysia (621), Team Philippines (617), Team Indonesia (611) and winner Team Thailand (578).

15. Thai players swept all the top three individual positions with Ekpharit Wu in the top position at even par 288 (75, 76, 67, 70), Atiruj Winaicharoenchai second with 6-over 294 (75, 74, 70, 75) and Thanakorn Torsee third with 12-over 300 (72, 80, 74, 74). Charles Alliston was Singapore’s best player finishing in T5th position with 21- over 309 (79, 78, 74, 78) followed by Tommy Tan in T10th position with 27-over 315 (78, 80, 77, 80) and Nicholas Mok in 14th position with 34-over 322 (80, 83, 78, 81).

16. Team members of the Santi Cup were Koh Sock Hwee, Goh Jen and Jacqueline Young. However, Goh Jen withdrew after the first round and returned home the next day on compassionate grounds due to the demise of her grandfather. Team Singapore finished in 4th position out of 6 teams with 616 behind Team Philippines (608), Team Malaysia (601) and winner Team Thailand (569).

17. In the individual event, Thai girls took the top three positions with Manuschaya Zeemakorn at 3-under 285 (70, 73, 72, 70), Kanyalak Preedasuttijit at 2-under 286 (67, 76, 74, 69) and Pimnipa Panthong at 2-over 290 (70, 74, 74,72). Koh Sock Hwee was 7th with 19-over 307 (75, 76, 76, 80) and Jacqueline Young 9th with 23-over 311 (79, 82, 76, 74).

33 18. The Kartini Cup team members were Callista Chen, Erika Layson and Vanessa Khoo. They finished in 5th position with 649. Team Philippines were the winner with 587, followed by Team Thailand (590), Team Indonesia (605) and Team Malaysia (630).

19. Yuka Escalora Saso of the Philippines took the individual title with even par 288 (71, 78, 69, 70). Pajaree Anannarukarn of Thailand was second with 3-over 291 (71, 72, 77, 71) and in tied third position at 11-over 299 were Hamie Nicole Constantino (77, 75, 75, 72) and Arpichaya Yubol (77, 69, 76, 77). Callista Chen finished in T6th position with 23-over 311 (78, 77, 81, 75), followed by Erika Layson in 14th position at 51-over 339 (87, 82, 86, 84) and Vanessa Khoo in 15th at 55-over 343 (87, 85, 85, 86).

20. The 55th Putra Cup was hosted by Thailand from 15 – 18 Sep 15 at the SIngha Park Khon Kaen Golf Club.

21. Lee Lian Hong, SGA Exec Board member, was the overall Team Manager and was assisted by Roko Kho.

2015 Asia Pacific Amateur Championship 22. The 2015 AAC was hosted by Hong Kong at the Clearwater Bay Golf Club from 1 – 4 Oct 15. Six Singapore players were invited to participate and they were Jerome Ng, Gregory Foo, Joshua Shou, Abdul Hadi, Joshua Ho and James Leow.

23. Jin Cheng was crowned champion of the 2015 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship after the fourth round was cancelled due to weather. He shot 11-under 199 to become the winner over joint runners-up, Ryan Ruffels and Cameron Davis of Australia who were at 10-under 200.

24. James Leow (70, 69, 70) and Gregory Foo (64, 74, 71) both finished in T19th position at 1-under 209. Abdul Hadi was tied in 42nd position at 3-over 213 (67, 73, 73) and at 6-over 216 were Jerome Ng (70, 72, 74) and Joshua Ho (70, 73, 73) followed by Joshua Shou at 10-over 220 (71, 72, 77).

27th Asia Pacific Amateur Golf Team Championship (Nomura Cup) 25. The 27th Nomura Cup was hosted by United Arab Emirate at the Yas Links Abu Dhabi from 22 – 25 Oct 15. Singapore were represented by James Leow, Gregory Foo, Abdul Hadi and Joshua Ho and was led by team leader Jerome Ng.

26. Team Japan beat Team Chinese Taipei on count back to win the 27th Nomura Cup with a team score of 22-under 842. In third place was Team Korea with 16-under 848.

34 27. Team Singapore finished in fourth position just one shot behind at 15-under 849 making it Team Singapore’s best ever performance in the biennial Nomura Cup.

28. Jin Cheng of China won the individual title with 13-under 275 followed by Korean Jae Kyeoung Lee who beat Chiu Han Ting of Chinese Taipei on count back when both returned 12-under 276.

29. James Leow performed very well in his first appearance in the Nomura Cup. He shot a brilliant 5-under 67 in the final round for a 9-under 279 (70, 69, 73, 67) to share the 6th position with Tae Koh of New Zealand and Japanese Daisuke Matsubara.

30. Abdul Hadi finished in tied 14th position with 2-under 286 (71, 72, 70, 73) whilst Gregory Foo ended in tied 20th position with 1-over 289 (71, 68, 75, 75) followed by Joshua Ho in tied 23rd position with 2-over 290 (70, 74, 73, 73).

Singha Thailand Junior World Golf Championship 2015 31. Neergaard-Petersen Rasmus of Denmark won the 2015 Singha Thailand Junior World Golf Championship. He shot 7-under 271 (72, 69, 69, 71) to win by 8 shots. Junichi Takabe of Japan was second with 1-over 289 (72, 75, 72, 70) followed by Parathakorn Suyasri of Thailand with 4-over 292(71, 75, 73, 73). Tommy Tan (86, 76, 75, 76) and Nicholas Mok (79, 80, 77, 77) finished in tied 21st position at 25-over 313.

32. Singapore team of Amanda Tan and Jacqueline Young did well to finish in third position behind Chinese Taipei and Japan in the team event. Individually, Amanda Tan shot 10- over 298 (74, 74, 76, 74) and Jacqueline Young 19-over 307 (75, 77, 78, 77) to finish in T5th and T11th positions, respectively.

33. The tournament was held at Royal Hua Hin Golf Course from 5 – 8 Nov 15.

Riversdale Cup 2016 34. Harrison Endycott won the 2016 Riversdale Cup with 14-under 274 (71, 67, 67, 69). In second place was Henry Spring at 13-under 275 (71, 70, 67, 67) followed by David Micheluzzi at 12-under 276 (68, 68, 70, 70).

35. SGA sent two players, Abdul Hadi and James Leow, to participate in this event. Abdul Hadi finished in T42nd with 2-over 290 (71, 73, 76, 70) whilst James Leow missed the cut after shooting 73, 76.

36. The 2016 Riversdale Cup was held at Riversdale Golf Club, Mount Waverley, Victoria, Australia from 10 to 13 Mar 16.

35 DETAILS OF LOCAL TOURNAMENTS

4th Singapore National Senior Amateur Championship 1. Lian Ai Hian won the 4th Singapore National Senior Amateur Championship, his second win for this tournament, on the first play-off hole. He shot even par 69 for a 10- over 217 (77, 71, 69) total. Defending champion Douglas Ooi also finished on 10-over 217 (72, 73, 72) to force the play-off.

2. The 4th SNSAC was hosted by Laguna National Golf & Country Club from 21 - 23 Apr 15 at its Masters Course. A total of 58 senior golfers participated in this tournament which is open only to Singapore citizens and permanent residents.

2015 Singapore Junior Golf Championship 3. The 2015 SJGC was hosted by Keppel Club for the 11th year from 6 – 8 May 15. A total of 28 local participants and 31 foreign players took part. The largest contingent came from Thailand with 9 players, followed by Philippines with 6 players and Hong Kong with 5 players. The other nationalities included Australia, China, Denmark, France, India, Malaysia and USA.

4. Thailand players Ekpharit Wu and Pimnipa Panthong swept the Boys’ and Girls’ titles of the 2015 Singapore Junior Golf Championship. Ekpharit Wu shot 7-over 223 (77, 74, 72) to win by 3 shots whilst compatriot Pimnipa Panthong shot 3-over 219 (72, 76, 71).

5. Singapore players Tommy Tan and Callista Chen finished in second position in the Boys’ and Girls’ Divisions with 10-over 226 (74, 76, 76) and 8-over 224 (75, 76, 73), respectively. Tommy Tan also won the Rolex Trophy for the being the best overall local player.

28th South East Asia Games 6. The 28th SEA Games was held at the Sentosa Golf Club Serapong Course from 7 – 12 Jun 15. A total of 56 top golfers from ten countries participated. Eight men’s teams and seven women’s teams competed for the two team gold medals whilst the thirty-four men and twenty-two women making up these teams vied for the two gold individual medals.

7. Team Singapore were represented by Jonathan Woo, Johnson Poh, Marc Ong, Abdul Hadi, Koh Sock Hwee, Goh Jen and Amanda Tan.

36 8. Team Thailand won the Men’s and Women’s team gold medals. Team Singapore won the Men’s silver medal and the Women’s bronze medal whilst Team Indonesia took the Men’s bronze medal and the Women’s silver medal.

9. The full team results are shown in the table below:

28th SEA Games – Men’s Team Results Rank Countries R1 R2 R3 R4 Total 1 Thailand 214 212 216 217 859 2 Singapore 215 217 221 214 867 3 Indonesia 233 216 217 217 883 4 Philippines 222 222 222 220 886 5 Malaysia 225 222 222 223 892 6 Myanmar 237 236 223 226 922 7 Laos 230 228 228 236 922 8 Cambodia 275 262 245 264 1046

28th SEA Games – Women’s Team Results 1 Thailand 143 140 149 426 2 Indonesia 143 154 149 446 3 Singapore 146 150 156 452 4 Malaysia 151 153 149 453 5 Philippines 155 147 152 454 6 Vietnam 159 156 153 468 7 Myanmar 161 155 160 476

10. In the Men’s individual event, Thai Natipong Srithong won the gold medal at the first playoff hole. He finished on 1-under 287 (70, 73, 73, 71) to tie with Johnson Poh (72, 73, 74, 68) who took the silver. Fellow Thai Tawan Phongphun took the bronze medal with even par 288 (69, 75, 73, 71). In tied fourth position at 2-over 290 were Jonathan Woo (73, 71, 74, 72) and Thai Sarit Suwannarut (78, 66, 71, 75).

11. The Women’s individual gold medal was won by Thai Suthavee Chanachai with 7-under 209 (71, 69, 69). The silver and bronze medals were contested by three players, who all finished on 4-over 220, in a playoff. Indonesian Rivani Sihotang (70, 77, 73) took the silver medal at the fourth playoff hole whilst Koh Sock Hwee (69, 74, 77) took the bronze medal. Thai Pajaree Anannrukarn (72, 74, 74) finished in fourth position.

37 68th Singapore Open Amateur Championship 12. The 68th edition of the Singapore Open Amateur Championship was held at the Island Course of SICC. The course par was reduced to par 70 with both the 4th and 11th holes played as par 4 holes. A total of 74 competitors, comprising 32 locals and 42 foreign players, took part.

13. Gregory Foo won this tournament with 5-under 275 (72, 66, 69, 68). Thai Kousuke Hamamoto was second with 2-over 282 (70, 71, 70, 71). Also at 2-over 282 were Lucius Toh (71, 69, 70, 72) and Malaysian Paul San (69, 72, 68, 73) who finished in third and fourth position, respectively, on count back.

14. With this win, Gregory Foo also won for himself an invitation to play in the SMBC Singapore Open which will be held on 28 – 31 Jan 2016 at the Sentosa Golf Club.

16th Singapore National Amateur Championship 15. A total of 44 men and 19 ladies participated in the 16th Singapore National Amateur Championship hosted by TMCC at the Tampines Course.

16. James Leow and Goh Jen won the men’s and women’s title, respectively. James Leow beat Yash Majmudar 6&5 to finally win after missing out last year when he finished first runner up. Meanwhile, Goh Jen successfully defended her title with a convincing win of 6&5 over Ou Yang Hua.

17. James Leow will be the second amateur player to be invited to participate in the 2015 SMBC Singapore Open.

18. Gregory Foo and Phyllis Tang were the second runners-up when they won their matches 4&3 and 3&2 against Lucius Toh and Erika Layson, respectively.

26th SLGA Amateur Open 19. Goh Jen won the 25th SLGA Amateur Open with 11-under 205 (71, 64, 70) making this her second consecutive tournament win after taking the 16th Singapore National Amateur Championship title the week before. Amelia Yong was the first runner up on count back with 5-under 211 (73, 67, 71) followed by Inez Beatrice of Indonesia (70, 69, 72).

20. The 26th SLGA Amateur Open was hosted by Sembawang Country Club from 25 – 27 Aug 15.

38 Faldo Series Singapore Championship 21. The Faldo Series Singapore Championship was hosted by Raffles Country Club from 7 – 10 Sep 15. A total of 33 players participated in this tournament with the Overall Winner and the Winners of the Boys’ and Girls’ Divisions qualifying to participate in the Faldo Series Asia Grand Final at Missions Hills.

22. Jacqueline Young was declared the winner after unhealthy haze levels in the morning caused the cancellation of the final round. She shot 7-over 151 (75, 76) and is the first female golfer to win this tournament since it started in 2006.

23. Andre Chong won the Boys’ Division with 8-over 152 (74, 78) whilst Erika Layson took the Girls’ Division title with 13-over 157 (79, 78). The runners up in the Boys’ and Girls’ Divisions were siblings Nicholas Mok and Nicole Mok, respectively.

24. The prize presentation was attended by Hon Sec SGA Yee Woon Yim, Captain RCC Patrick Low and Lady Captain RCC Cheong Yoke Keng.

SGA Inter Club League 2015 25. The last leg of the SGA ICL was played on 11 Oct 15 and that completed the 2015 season. The prize presentation dinner was held at Orchid Country Club on 30 Oct 15. The guest of honour was Chairman SGA Governing Council, Mr James Koh Cher Siang. A total of more than three hundred and fifty guests were present and they included members of SGA Governing Council and SGA Executive Board, club captains, lady captains, club general managers and participants of the league.

26. The results of the 2015 SGA ICL were: a. Overall Champion - Singapore Island Country Club b. 1st Runner Up - Raffles Country Club c. 2nd Runner Up - Seletar Country Club d. “Premier” Division Champion - Seletar Country Club Runner-Up - Tanah Merah Country Club e. “A” Division Champion - Singapore Island Country Club Runner-Up - National Service Resort & CC f. “B” Division Champion - Raffles Country Club Runner-Up - National Service Resort & CC g. “Senior” Division Champion - Keppel Club Runner-Up - Singapore Island Country Club h. Ladies” Division Champion - Warren Golf & Country Club Runner-Up - Singapore Island Country Club i. “A” Division - Seletar Country Club ii. “B” Division - Warren Golf & Country Club iii. “Evergreen” Division - Singapore Island Country Club 39 26th Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship 27. The 26th edition of the Singapore Open Senior Amateur Championship attracted a total of 87 senior golfers from Singapore and the region. Defending champion David Foo and past champions Lakshman Singh of India and Lian Ai Hian were amongst the competitors who teed up at the Jurong Country Club from 2 – 5 Nov 15.

28. William Houng Lee of New Zealand was the winner with 18-over 234 (77, 76, 81). The runner up was Australian Barry Squires with 21-over 237 (81, 78, 78).

SGA vs MGA Annual Match 2015 29. Team MGA won the annual match between the two golf associations with a convincing score of 18 points to SGA’s 6 points. Team MGA started the singles matches needing only 4 points to wrest the trophy from defending champion Team SGA. They soon got their winning points and went on to collect 9½ points to finish with 18 total points. Team SGA managed only 2½ points from the singles matches and finished with 6 total points.

30. The prize presentation lunch was hosted by Vice President SGA Goh Hup Chor with Captain WGCC Oh Kian Beng in attendance.

31. The SGA vs MGA match was hosted by WGCC from 16 – 18 Nov 15. The detailed results are as follows:

Foursomes Match Match sGA Points MGA Points 1 Callista Chen 0 Nur Durriyah Damian 1 (3&1) Jacqueline Young Winnie Ng Yu Xuan 2 Low Wee Jin 1 (3&2) Galven Kendall Green 0 Gregory Foo Ervin Chang 3 Nicholas Lim 0 Amir Nazrin Jailani 1 (1up) Tommy Tan Albright Chong Ming Soon 4 Erika Layson 0 Siti Zulaikha Shaari 1 (4&3) Elizabeth Ang Nur Eliana Ariffin 5 Abdul Hadi 0 Muhammad Afif Razif 1 (4&2) James Leow Muhammad Afif Fathi 6 Nicholas Mok 1 (5&3) Chan Tuck Soon 0 Tan Yong Jia Alvin Hiew 2 4

40 Fourball Match

Match SGA Points MGA Points 1 Callista Chen 0 Nur Eliana Ariffin 1 (3&2) Jacqueline Young Siti Zulaikha Shaari 2 James Leow ½ (A/S) Muhammad Afif Razif ½ (A/S) Low Wee Jin Muhammad Afif Fathi 3 Abdul Hadi 0 Galven Kendall Green 1 (4&3) Tan Yong Jia Ervin Chang 4 Elizabeth Ang 0 Nur Durriyah Damian 1 (3&2) Erika Layson Winnie Ng Yu Xuan 5 Gregory Foo 1 (1up) Amir Nazrin Jailani 0 Tommy Tan Chan Tuck Soon 6 Nicholas Mok 0 Albright Chong Ming Soon 1 (5&4) Nicholas Lim Alvin Hiew 1½ 4½

Singles Match

Match SGA Points MGA Points 1 Jacqueline Young 0 Nur Eliana Ariffin 1 (1up) 2 Callista Chen 0 Siti Zulaikha Shaari 1 (1up) 3 Gregory Foo 0 Muhammad Afif Razif 1 (6&5) 4 Low Wee Jin ½ (A/S) Chan Tuck Soon ½ (A/S) 5 Tan Yong Jia 0 Albright Chong Ming Soon 1 (4&3) 6 Nicholas Lim 0 Alvin Hiew 1 (1up) 7 Elizabeth Ang 0 Winnie Ng Yu Xuan 1 (2&1) 8 Erika Layson 0 Nur Durriyah Damian 1 (7&6) 9 James Leow 1 (4&2) Galven Kendall Green 0 10 Abdul Hadi 1 (4&3) Muhammad Afif Fathi 0 11 Nicholas Mok 0 Amir Nazrin Jailani 1 (4&3) 12 Tommy Tan 0 Ervin Chang 1 (3&1) 2½ 9½

FULL SGA 6 MGA 18 RESULTS

41 HSBC Youth Golf Challenge

32. Three HSBC Youth Golf Challenge legs were successfully held and the details are shown in the table below:

Legs Date Venue “A” Boys “B” Boys “A” Girls “B” Girls 1st Leg 23 – 25 Jun 15 NSRCC Ryan Wong Donovan Lee Jacqueline Young Erika Layson 2nd Leg 1 – 3 Dec 15 OCC Nicholas Mok Donovan Lee Sarah Tan Erika Layson 3rd Leg 14 – 16 Mar 16 RCC Ryan Wong Emerson Boon Jacqueline Young Jin Jiarui

33. Jacqueline Young took the Overall Champion title of the 2015 HSBC YGC.

National Ranking Games 34. Five National Ranking Games were held this year and the details are shown in the table below:

Date Venue Men Winner Ladies Winner 1st NRG 7 – 9 Apr 15 CGC Gregory Foo Elizabeth Ang 2nd NRG 14 – 16 Jul 15 WGCC Lucius Toh Jacqueline Young 3rd NRG 13 – 15 Oct 15 SelCC James Leow Elizabeth Ang 4th NRG 11 – 13 Nov 15 SICC Andre Chong Jacqueline Young 5th NRG 2 – 4 Feb 16 CGC Marc Ong Ashley Loh

42 SGA MEN’S ORDER OF MERIT 2015 (as at Mar 16)

Rank Player Age Squad Club Total Total Stroke Divisor Points Average 1 Gregory Foo 22 NS TMCC 52 1,033 71.29 2 James Leow 19 NS SelCC 47 831 73.32 3 Marc Ong 20 NS NSRCC 41 779 73.74 4 Joshua Ho 22 NS NSRCC 38 743 73.32 5 Abdul Hadi 21 NS NSRCC 48 731 73.79 6 Joshua Shou 26 NS SICC 30 653 73.97 7 Ryan Wong 16 NS NSRCC 32 612 75.69 8 Lucius Toh 19 NS SEL 20 491 73.05 9 Louis Tee 16 DS SEL 24 442 76.38 10 Jeryl Tan 16 DS(O) WGCC 42 424 77.33 11 Nicholas Mok 18 DS KepC 52 410 77.10 12 Donovan Lee 15 DS WGCC 25 400 77.60 13 Tommy Tan 15 DS OCC 54 385 78.06 14 Charles Alliston 15 DS(O) SELCC 26 300 77.65 15 Andre Chong 15 DS KEPC 43 298 79.33 16 Edgar Oh 20 NS NSRCC 25 264 78.04 17 Jordan Tsan 17 DS CGC 35 263 79.57 18 Desmond Kim 16 DS KepC 15 254 76.60 19 Dane Ang 18 DS 33 236 79.42 20 Melvin Chew 22 SS SICC 12 211 76.08 21 Leverett Chua 17 JCC 25 196 80.68 22 Justin Kuk 15 KepC 41 178 81.76 23 Low Wee Jin 22 DS TMCC 10 171 77.40 24 Giam Jia Hao 21 DS OCC 9 141 77.78 25 Brandon Han 13 NSRCC 35 137 82.89 26 Leonard Tee 18 DS NSRCC 17 132 81.12 27 Nicholas Lim 22 DS NSRCC 12 121 77.92 28 Thomas Tan 20 OCC 14 111 78.86 29 Aidil Nor Amani 13 PAR72 25 104 83.96 30 Maximus Toh 14 TMCC 14 100 80.21 31 Jason Kuk 15 KEPC 40 63 85.88 32 Marc Tan 16 NSRCC 7 61 84.00 33 Teng Shao Xuan 15 KepC 10 39 82.50 34 John Ho 14 SICC 16 29 83.75 35 Sanjay Anand 17 DS(O) SICC 2 4 80.50 36 Nicklaus Chiam 20 NS KepC 0 0 0 37 Princeton Yeo 21 DS WGCC 0 0 0 38 Wong Qi Wen 20 NS TMCC 0 0 0 43 SGA WOMEN’S ORDER OF MERIT 2015 (as at Mar 16)

Rank Player Age Squad Club Total Total Stroke Divisors Points Average 1 Jacqueline Young 17 NS WGCC 46 624 77.33 2 Goh Jen 20 NS NSRCC 21 612 74.67 3 Amanda Tan 17 NS SenGC 39 569 76.59 4 Erika Layson 15 NS RCC 36 473 79.03 5 Callista Chen 17 NS KepC 30 428 77.97 6 Sarah Tan Wei 18 NS SICC 20 363 77.05 7 Elizabeth Ang 20 NSRCC 19 346 80.68 8 Ashley Leanne Loh 17 NS SELCC 21 307 79.38 9 Linette Chua 18 DS(O) NSRCC 36 283 80.28 10 Nicole Mok 15 DS KEP 44 265 82.61 11 Vanessa Khoo 14 DS SelCC 32 241 82.38 12 Wong Yen Ting 18 SS KepC 15 204 79.73 13 Denise Wong 16 DS WGCC 35 140 84.69 14 Maisarah bte Saadon 19 DS RCC 13 96 83.69 15 Phoebe Nicole Tan 21 NSRCC 9 89 80.33 16 Sabrina Chau 17 OCC 9 68 84.00 17 Joey Poh 22 SelCC 2 64 73.00 18 Hailey Suanne Loh 13 SELC 19 64 86.21 19 Jacqueline Tan 15 NSRCC 12 64 88.33 20 Kok Jo Ee 22 NSRCC 3 39 78.00 21 Rachel Lim 20 WGCC 3 35 77.67 22 Jessica Tan 15 NSRCC 18 32 91.33 23 Deanna Ngo 17 NSRCC 18 18 89.56 24 Dion Lim Jia Yi 20 TMCC 2 11 81.50 25 Fariza Izanie 24 SS WGCC 3 11 83.33 26 Ariel Lee 20 KepC 5 0 88.40 27 Ng Jin Wen 15 RCC 3 0 92.67

44 2016 NATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENT SQUAD MEMBERS

NATIONAL SQUAD MEMBERS S/No Name Age Remarks 1 Gregory Foo 22 2 James Leow 19 3 Marc Ong 20 4 Joshua Ho 22 5 Abdul Hadi 21 6 Joshua Shou 26 7 Ryan Wong 16 New 8 Lucius Toh 19 9 Edgar Oh 20 10 Wong Qi Wen 19 11 Nicklaus Chiam 20 12 Jacqueline Young 17 13 Goh Jen 20 14 Amanda Tan 17 15 Erika Layson 15 New 16 Sarah Tan 18 17 Callista Chen 17 New 18 Ashley Loh 17

SPECIAL SQUAD MEMBERS 1 Melvin Chew 22 2 Wong Yen Ting 18 3 Fariza Izanie 25

45 DEVELOPMENT SQUAD MEMBERS

S/No Name Age Remarks 1 Louis Tee 16 2 Nicholas Mok 18 3 Donovan Lee 15 New 4 Tommy Tan 15 5 Andre Chong 15 New 6 Jordan Tsan 17 7 Desmond Kim 16 8 Dane Ang 18 9 Low Wee Jin 22 10 Giam Jia Hao 21 11 Leonard Tee 18 12 Nicholas Lim 22 13 Princeton Yeo 21 14 Nicole Mok 15 New 15 Denise Wong 16 New 16 Vanessa Khoo 14 17 Maisarah bte Saadon 19

DEVELOPMENT SQUAD (OVERSEAS) MEMBERS

S/No Name Age Remarks 1 Jeryl Tan 16 2 Charles Alliston 15 3 Sanjay Anand 17 4 Linette Chua 18

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