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Jalan Jendral Tokyo Capital Club The Canton Place, com Sudirman 2-8-2, Jingumae, Kuala Lumpur Zhujiang New City Kav. 31, Jakarta 12920, Shibuya-ku, Guangzhou 510627 T: 62 21 5211320 Tokyo, 150, Japan Bankers Club ARABIAN T: 86 20 38361998 macjakarta.com T: (81) 3/3401-3691 Penthouse, Amoda thecantonclub.cn Jaipur Building, 22 Jalan Imbi PENINSULA Tokyo American Club 55100 Kuala Lumpur Grassfield Club Pvt 2-1-2 Azabudai, T: 60 3 21424166 Bahrain Ltd. 790 Minato-ku, bankersclub.com.my Janpath, Shyam Nagar Java Manama Nanjing Tokyo 106-8649 Jaipur 302019 Finna Golf & Country T: 81 3 4588 0670 Royal Lake Club The Heritage Club T:(0141) 2292 381 Jalan Cenderamulia, Capital Club Club tokyoamericanclub.org Nanjing grassfieldclub.com Off Jalan Parlimen Road 4626, Bahrain Jl. Raya Barsari, Xiao Tao Yuan Park, 50480 Kuala Financial Harbour Prigen, Pasuruan Xiaguan District, Lumpur, Malaysia Level 51- 52, 67157 Nanjing City, Jiangsu T: (603) 26987878 East Tower, Bldg 1398 Jodhpur East Java - Indonesia Yokohama 210011 T: 973 17 100100 T: (011)62 343 634888 T: 86 25 58839988 Yokohama Country & capitalclubbahrain.com Umed Club finnagolf.com fengshang2002.com Old Public Park Athletic Club Old Public Park 11-1 Yaguchi-dai Philippines Raja Sthan Naka-ku, Yokohama, Manila 321 U.A.E. Shanghai Jodhpur, India Surabaya 342 001 T: (01181045) 623-8121 Manila Polo Club Heritage Club Novotel ycac.or.jp Dubai Shanghai Racquet T: +91 291 251 1010 17 McKinley Rd. Hotel Club umedclub.com Forbes Park Capital Club Jalan Ngagel 173-175 Lane 555 Jinfeng T: 632 817 0951/62 Gate Village Building 3, 60246 SURABAYA Road, Hua Cao Town, Makati City, Manila, Dubai International T: (+62)31/5018900 Minhang District, Korea 1220 P.O.Box 506536, novotelsurabaya.com Shanghai 201107 Indonesia Dubai Financial Centre Macau Tower Club T: 86 21 22010000 T: 971 4 3640111 Jakarta Emerald 33rd and 34th Floors, src.com.cn Macau Golf & capitalclubdubai.com One Golf & County Philamlife Tower Country Club Club, Jend. Sudirman, 8767 Paseo de Roxas Japan Extrade de Hac-sa Kav 1, Jakarta,12920, Ave, Makati City Ilha de Calaone, Xiamen Landmark Centre II, Kobe T: 63 28857085 Macau ASIA 27th Floor, J1 towerclub.com.ph The International Kobe Regatta & T: (011) 853-871-1888 China Club The Financial Club Athletic Club macaugolfandcountry The Bank Centre 7th Niaga Tower 23th Floor 1-20, 2-chome, club.com Beijing Floor, No.189, Jakarta 12190 Hachiman-dori Chuo- Baguio City Xiahe Rd T: (62) 21-250-50-90 ku Chang An Club Baguio Country Club Xiamen, Fujian financialclub.co.id Kobe Japan 651-0085 10 East Chang An Seoul Country Club Road T: 86 592 2394222 T: 078-231-2271 Avenue, Baguio City 2600 ticxm.com Imperial Klub Golf krac.org Seoul City Club Beijing 100006 T: (63)442-5060 to 68 Village 12 Yoido-Dong, CCMM T: 86 10 65229988 bcc.com.ph 2709 Jl. Pulau Golf Building changan-club.com 2700 Youngdeungpo-ku, Lippo Village 1500 Summit Club Hong Kong Seoul 150-010 Jakarta No. 8 Eastern KeHui T: 82 2 7819637 The Hong Kong T: (62) 21/546-0120 Road, Olympic Village, seoulcityclub.co.kr Cricket Club imperialklubgolf.com Chaoyang District, 137 Wong Nai Chung Beijing 100012 Gap Road T: 86 10 58249888 Hong Kong chinacgig.com T: 852 35118668 hkcc.org Membership Roster 2014 - updated for print.indd 9 4/29/2014 10:38:37 AM Taiwan Sydney Victoria Bremen Orsingen Nenzingen Spain CTA Business Club The Union Club of Havanna Lounge Golf Club Schloss Taipei Madrid M.L.C. Centre Martin British Columbia Bremen Langenstein American Club Place, Sydney, NSW 805 Gordon St Börsenhof A / Am Schloss Langenstein Casino de Madrid in China 2000, T: (02) 9232 Victoria, B.C. V8W 1Z6 Dom 5 78359 Orsingen Calle de Alcala, 15 47 BeiAn Road 7344, ctabusinessclub. 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