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FLYING THE FLAG FOR SINGAPORE!

CONTENTS

SEP – OCT 2016 | FORE!

CHAIRMAN Moses Lee

GENERAL COMMITTEE Low Teo Ping (President) Dr Wong Yik Mun (Captain) Quek Swee Kuan (Treasurer) Vernon Khoo Tiam Hock Ng Joo Hee Prof Foo Chee Liam Giam Chin Toon Ronny Tan Andrew Johnston (GM/Secretary)

GREENS COMMITTEE Dr Wong Yik Mun (Captain) Lyn Sen (Lady Captain) Kitano Hironori Oh Man Hyong Lee Howe Yong Gary Addison Vincent Khua Kian Ann

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE Ng Joo Hee (Chairman) Prof Foo Chee Liam Giam Chin Toon Andrew Johnston (Ex-Offi cio) 10 HANDICAPPING COMMITTEE Vernon Khoo Tiam Hock (Chairman) Ben Low Boon Hoh Cheerful smiles from Sentosa Golf Club’s SGA League participants as they take on fi erce competition Rickard Hogberg Vincent Khua Kian Ann

EDITORIAL TEAM In This Issue Sylvester Yeo (Editor) Priscilla Wong MESSAGE TEE TO GREEN FORE! is a bi-monthly newsletter published by Sentosa Golf Club, owned and managed by 05 President Low Teo Ping’s Message 15 New Tanjong Update: Sentosa Development Corporation. Information and dates pertaining to reports and upcoming events are Construction Checked, Grow-in Next all accurate at the time of printing. Views of contributors and writers do not necessarily represent those of the Club. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means without the written permission MEMBERSHIP GOLF of the publisher. All rights reserved. 06 Introduction Night: ASIAN TOUR FEATURE MCI (P) 060/05/2016 An Evening Graced By Their Presence 19 Action, Tenacity, Attitude, Triumph! To advertise in FORE! , please call 6373 7103 07 New Members June & July 2016 MANAGING GOLF 08 Club Competition Dates 20 Long Service Awards: SEP-OCT 2016 SEP-OCT Battle Of The Best In The Club In For The Long Haul LIVE THE ACTION AT SENTOSA GOLF CLUB 09 Welcome On Board GC Member 22 Our Man Brenden Mr Ronny Tan; New SGA President Mr Ross Tan; Hole-in-One Achiever LIFESTYLE GOLF 10 SGA League 2016: 21 Weekend Food Deals; WINNING SWING! The Games Thus Far Sushi Kondo Promotion; STAR PERFORMER ADAM SCOTT TO PLAY IN SMBC SINGAPORE OPEN 2017 Wine & Liquor Offers 12 Ladies Social Medal: Flying The Flag For Singapore! 23 A Chilean Affair

FLYING THE FLAG FOR SINGAPORE! FEATURE GOLF ANNOUNCEMENTS SGC favourite Adam Scott to thrill crowds 14 Back For SMBC Singapore Open: 26 Directory; Golf Calendar At A Glance; at the SMBC Singapore Open 2017 Adam Scott, Sergio Garcia et al Information

03 NEW TANJONG SOFT OPENING

BE THE FIRST! A MEMBERS ONLY EVENT T0 PREVIEW & PLAY THE NEW TANJONG Here’s your chance to enjoy bragging rights to play at the New Tanjong. At the same time, you’ll do your part for charity as well!

There are just 25 fl ights available for booking on a fi rst-come, fi rst- served basis. The $600* entry fee per member entitles you to a game on the brand new course, followed by a sumptuous dinner at the Grand Salon Ballroom. Plus receive an exclusive commemorative gift! Funds raised go to the Grand Charity Event in March 2017!

Golf ﬂ ights who wish to play at their preferred tee * Note – Tentative date on Sat 19 Nov 2016 to be confi rmed by the boxes may put in a bid to support the Charity Event. Golf Reception 14 days ahead of the event. The New Tanjong shall remain closed after the soft opening event until further notice.

* Excludes GST

Get ready to be wowed by the redeveloped landscape and the brand new features that go along with it! Sat 19 Nov 2016*. 1.30pm shotgun start. Dinner at the Grand Salon Ballroom. Call 6275 0022 to book now! PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

SEP – OCT 2016 | FORE!

“On the New Tanjong, I’m pleased to announce that... the construction phase has ended and the grow-in phase has commenced. Our golf agronomy team is now working hard and late into the night to nurture and grow in the new turf. Barring inclement weather, we have a very realistic chance to re-open in late November.” At the Rio Olympics

Dear Members

It’s truly great to be back home after being However, I appeal to members to keep an Club. He has an extensive background in away for many weeks! Team Singapore’s open mind on how the course may look and F&B and possesses invaluable experience historic run at this year’s Rio Olympics play. It is possible there are a few holes, in leading operations in hotels and clubs in is indeed one for the record books, and planted at the end of the project in July, Singapore and overseas. I’m proud to have witnessed the glorious that may not look as mature as the fi rst moment when our country fi nally bagged few completed holes planted last January. Our golf courses are highly regarded and the coveted gold medal – thanks to Joseph well known internationally, but our current Schooling! Kudos, too, to all our great This minor fl aw may be evident in the gap is in the area of F&B, and we look athletes who gave it their best to bring presentation of some isolated areas, and it forward to Brenden lending his expertise honour and glory to our nation. may take a few more months of fi ne-tuning to raise our standards so we can offer a to achieve a global uniform appearance better overall SGC product for our members One of this year’s Olympic Games highlights after the November opening. and guests. He will revamp our menus, was golf being played again after 104 while retaining the old favourites, and plan years! Hosted at the newly built Rio de The Management has targeted late exciting food events that will create more Janeiro Olympic Golf Course, the four-round November to resume active play on the buzz. These efforts will help improve SGC’s competition was won by Englishman Justin New Tanjong, and has pencilled in a hospitality standards and service culture to Rose. What’s also interesting to note was special Soft Opening Game exclusively for match our award-winning golf courses. the venue featured a new breed of Zoysia members on the afternoon of Saturday that’s quite similar to the Zorro Zoysia we 19 November. Only 25 fl ights are available Lastly, more good news! Perennial crowd will see on the New Tanjong course. for booking on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served favourite Adam Scott has confi rmed he is basis. There will be a $600 entry fee per returning to SGC and The Serapong for the The Zorro Zoysia is a true “barefoot lawn member (excludes GST), which will go into SMBC Singapore Open 2017 in a bid to grass”, and one of the most beautiful the Grand Opening Charity Event in March lift the trophy for a fourth time. The US$1 Zoysia grasses in golf. Members will get to 2017. Golf fl ights who wish to play at their million tournament will be played from 19 experience this soon at the impending and preferred tee boxes may put in a bid to to 22 January on The Serapong where the long-awaited opening of the New Tanjong. support the Grand Opening Charity Event. Australian claimed the tournament a record three times in 2005, 2006 and 2010. Still on the New Tanjong, I’m pleased to On a different note, I would like to welcome announce that the challenging milestone Mr Ronny Tan, who currently serves on the Scott joins Spaniard Sergio Garcia, who and goal – to complete all grassing by the board of Sentosa Development Corporation will make his maiden appearance in the end of July that had been set at the start and Singapore Art Museum, to SGC’s Singapore showcase. It was in 2012 of this redevelopment project – has been General Committee. that Scott last played in the tournament accomplished. The construction phase where he again showed his affi nity for The has ended and the grow-in phase has I would also like to welcome Mr Brenden Serapong, fi nishing in fthfi place. commenced. Our golf agronomy team is Gurusamy who is coming onboard as now working hard and late into the night Assistant General Manager/F&B Director. to nurture and grow in the new turf. Barring Before joining Sentosa Golf Club, Brenden Happy golfi ng! inclement weather, we have a very realistic was the Director of Food & Beverage/ chance to re-open in late November. Operations at the Singapore Island Country Low Teo Ping

05 MEMBERSHIP GOLF INTRODUCTION NIGHT AN EVENING GRACED BY THEIR PRESENCE

From left: Mr Daniel Oh, HE Lee Sang-deok and Mdm Park Ae Kyung, Lady Captain Lyn Sen and SGC President Low Teo Ping

THE MEMBERS’ INTRODUCTION NIGHT held on Tuesday 26 July 2016 was graced by the presence of Korea Ambassador to Singapore, His Excellency Lee Sang-deok. The event, held at Sentosa Golf Club’s Fairways Room, began at 7.30pm with pleasant introductions all round.

There to greet the Ambassador and 25 other new SGC members, many of whom were also from the Korean community, were SGC President Low Teo Ping, Captain Wong Yik Mun and Lady Captain Lyn Sen. They sported smiles as they bade a warm welcome to the international guests. Other Club Committee members spotted by the photographer were Mr Lee Howe Yong, Mr Kitano Hironori, Mr Vincent Khua, Mr Gary Addison and Mr Ronny Tan.

The next Introduction Night will be held on Tue 4 Oct 2016 at 7.30pm. From left: Captain Wong Yik Mun, Mr Vincent Khua, Mr Quek Sing Tek, Mr Hou Hee Phat and Mr Lee Howe Yong

From left: Mr Kosuke Makino, Mr Shin Tanaka, Mrs Katsuko Blalock, Mr Tetsu Hayashi, From left: Mr James Chia, Lady Captain Lyn Sen, Mdm Eng Hwee Siang, Mr Kitano Hironori, Mr Masanori Yasushima and Mr Shin Tanaka Mrs Katsuko Blalock, Mdm Vanessa Song, Mrs Lim Li Ping and Mr Yeo Yek Beng

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Mr Vincent Khua and Mr Yasushi Shimizu

From left: Mr Toh Kai Tiong, Mr Rodney Mckeown, Mr Dick Toh and Mr Trent Turner From left: Mr Tan Kian Peng and guest, Ms Lily Chua and Mr & Mrs Yu Kok Leong

From left: Mr Ronny Tan and Mr Kiyonobu Hirota From left: Mr Gary Addison and Mr Ross Logie From left: Mr Michael Wong and Mr Vincent Khua

NEW MEMBERS – JUNE & JULY 2016

ORDINARY MEMBERS CORPORATE NOMINEES (cont’d) TERM MEMBERS (EXTENSION) 1. Mdm Eng Hwee Siang 4. Mr Keiichi Yamamoto (cont’d) 2. Mr Jia Bin 5. Mr Kiyonobu Hirota 3. Mr Kim Tae Heon 3. Mdm Kim Min Kyong 6. Mr Koichiro Yamashita 4. Mr Masaomi Shibayama 4. Mr Kosuke Makino 7. Mr Lee Jung Han 5. Mr Masayuki Hashimoto 5. Mr Kunihiro Inoue 8. Mr Masanori Yasushima 6. Mr Robert Andrew Charles Graham 6. Mr Kunkun Hendra Sutanto Dinata 9. Dr P’ng Chin Guan 7. Mr Seiji Fujita 7. Mr Lin Huafeng 10. Mr Quek Sing Tek 8. Mr Shin Hyun Jin 8. Mr Ooi Hong Liang 11. Mr Seiichi Yoshikawa 9. Mr Shosuke Mori 9. Mr Shinichi Hasegawa 12. Mr Shinji Sasaki 10. Mr Suh Jae Il 10. Mr Takeo Tsubata 13. Mr Shoichiro Yuhara 11. Mr Suh Kyung Wook 11. Mr Tomohito Kurita 14. Mr Shuichi Horie 12. Mr Takeshi Yamada 15. Mr Takashi Naemura 13. Mr Tsutomu Osada CORPORATE MEMBERS 16. Mr Tetsuro Tabashi 14. Mr Yasuhiro Katsuyama 1. The Hokkoku Bank, Ltd 17. Mr Tetsuya Suzuki Singapore Branch 18. Mr Toru Nakamura TERM MEMBERS (NEW) 2. JA Corporation Pte Ltd 19. Mr Wong Kar Tien Michael 1. Mr Akira Yoshii 3. Zinny Investments Pte Ltd 20. Mr Yeo See Hui Kenneth 2. His Excellency Lee Sang-deok 21. Mr Yu Gangcheng Alan 3. Mr Seiji Imai CORPORATE NOMINEES 4. Mr Takeshi Hisatomi 1. Mr Hideki Matsubara TERM MEMBERS (EXTENSION) 5. Mr Takuhiko Tochiori 2. Mr Hiroshi Takahashi 1. Mr Hiroyuki Isono 6. Mr Tetsu Hayashi 3. Mr Hou Hee Phat 2. Mr Kazuhiko Mizuno 7. Mr Yoshiyuki Enomoto

07 MEMBERSHIP GOLF CLUB COMPETITION DATES

BATTLE2016 OF THEBATTLE BEST OF THEIN THE CAPTAINS CLUB Do mark these dates in your calendar as we gear up for friendly competition EVENT: THE CLUB MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP in the coming months. We kick off with the Ladies’ Club Championship & (PRESIDENT’S CUP) Intermediate Championship in late September and our Final Match for the DATES: 1st Match: Sun 9 Oct – PM Single Ladies Match Play falls on Sunday 23 October. 2nd Match: Sun 16 Oct – PM Semi-Final & Final Match: Sun 23 Oct – AM & PM

EVENT: LADIES’ CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP & INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSHIP DATES: Tue 27 Sep – PM EVENT: SINGLE LADIES MATCH PLAY – OFF THE STICK Wed 28 Sep – PM DATES: 1st Match: Sun 9 Oct – PM Thu 29 Sep – PM 2nd Match: Sun 16 Oct – PM COURSE: The Serapong Final Match: Sun 23 Oct – PM HANDICAP: Club Championship (0 to 14.9); COURSE: The Serapong Intermediate Championship (15.0 to 36.0) FORMAT: Match Play. The Qualifying Round will be held on Saturday FORMAT: 54-hole Stroke Play in three rounds of 18 holes each. Prizes to be awarded 17 September in conjunction with the Monthly Medal. to the champion and runner-up based on the best gross scores. The draw The best gross players (16 men and 8 ladies) shall qualify list shall be decided by the Club. for the tournament proper.

EVENT: CAPTAIN VS LADY CAPTAIN CUP DOOR GIFTS DATE: Sat 8 October – PM Each participant at the Captain COURSE: The Serapong vs Lady Captain Cup will receive FORMAT: Match Play products that treat skin with DINNER: Sentosa Pavilion tender, loving care, courtesy of ENTRY FEE: $80 per person, excluding cart fee and GST The History of Whoo.

MONTHLY MEDALS JUNE MEDALS JULY MEDALS

Strokeplay / Sat 18 Jun 2016 / The Serapong Strokeplay / Sat 16 Jul 2016 / The Serapong Men’s A Division (Handicap Index 0 - 9.9) Men’s A Division (Handicap Index 0 - 9.9)

Winner Mr Kwa Ching-Tze, Johnny (7.9) 71 Nett Winner Mr Tan Jit Kwang (5.7) 70 Nett

Runner-up Mr Ng Choon Kok (9.1) 73 Nett (OCB) Runner-up Mr Yeo Teck Huat, Steven (9.6) 71 Nett Men’s B Division (Handicap Index 10.0 - 14.9) Men’s B Division (Handicap Index 10.0 - 14.9)

Winner Mr Andrew Goh Kung Hiong (10.0) 66 Nett Winner Mr Kwa Chok Kiong (11.7) 71 Nett

Runner-up Mr Kim Kyung Soo (14.5) 74 Nett (OCB) Runner-up Mr Andrew Goh Kung Hiong (10.2) 74 Nett (OCB) Men’s C Division (Handicap Index 15.0 - 24) Men’s C Division (Handicap Index 15.0 - 24)

Winner Mr Kazuhiro Yoshikawa (15.1) 66 Nett Winner Mr Tan Chwee Lee (20.1) 70 Nett

Runner-up Mr Chang See Koo (17.0) 71 Nett Runner-up Mr Teo Guan Huat Peter (16.0) 71 Nett Ladies A Division (Handicap Index 0 - 14.9) Ladies A Division (Handicap Index 0 - 15.8)

Winner Mdm Jamie Chiew (12.8) 72 Nett Winner Mrs Katsuko Blalock (13.4) 74 Nett

Runner-up Mdm Kim Ae Kyung (14.4) 73 Nett Runner-up Mrs Kim Ae Kyung (15.1) 75 Nett Ladies B Division (Handicap Index 15.0 - 36.0) Ladies B Division (Handicap Index 15.9 - 36.0)

Winner Mdm Ho Miao Zhen (21.9) 74 Nett (OCB) Winner Mdm Goh Seok Hua (17.7) 73 Nett (OCB)

Runner-up Mrs Tay Mee Lee (23.9) 74 Nett (OCB) Runner-up Mdm Cho Hye Sook (19.2) 73 Nett

08 SEP – OCT 2016 | FORE!

WELCOME ON BOARD

MR RONNY TAN, who currently serves on the Board Of Sentosa Development Corporation and Singapore Art Museum, has been appointed to the General Committee of Sentosa Golf Club, with effect from 26 July 2016. Mr Tan has been actively involved in the non-profi t and public sector, covering healthcare, the arts, tourism and education. A board trustee of the Singapore University Of Technology & Design, he also serves on the Taman Jurong Citizens’ Consultative Committee. Until June 2016, he was the Chairman Of Assisi Hospice and continues to serve on its new building committee. With this appointment, the composition of the SGC GC for the 2015-2017 term is as follows: Mr Low Teo Ping – President Dr Wong Yik Mun – Captain Mr Quek Swee Kuan – Treasurer Mr Vernon Khoo – Member Mr Ng Joo Hee – Member Prof Foo Chee Liam – Member Mr Giam Chin Toon S.C. – Member Mr Ronny Tan – Member Mr Andrew Johnston – General Manager/Secretary

NEW SGA PRESIDENTT

THE CLUB WOULD like to extend our congratulations to member Mr Ross Tan who has been appointed President of the Singapore Golf Association (SGA). Mr Tan, who is also Captain of Jurong Country Club, takes over the helm at the SGA from Mr Bob Tan who has served three fruitful two-year terms. Another SGC member, Lady Captain Lyn Sen, has also been appointed member of the SGA Executive Board. The full list of members is as follows:

Mr Ross Tan – President Mr Kong Choong Soon – Vice-President Mr Yee Woon Yim – Honorary Secretary Ms Belinda Young – Honorary Treasurer Mr Lee Lian Hong – Member Mr Andrew Lim – Member Mrs Lyn Sen – Member Ms Goh Kui Hwa – Member Mr Derric Low – Member

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR HOLE-IN-ONE ACHIEVER!

MR SIMON JOHNSON Thu 30 June 2016 The Serapong Hole #14 (175 metres)

09 MEMBERSHIP GOLF SGA LEAGUE 2016

THE GAMES THUS FAR THE SGC TEAM may have suffered three consecutive losses at the hands of Leagueeague players from Jurong Country Club, Orchid Country Club and Tanah Merah Countryy Club over the past two months, but their spirits continue to soar. As evident in these photos,hotos, our Club players took their defeat with grace and kept their title hopes alive. IItt is probably this boundless optimism and never-say-die attitude that saw them scorere a convincing win, 8-2, over Warren Country Club on 21 August. The Premier andd Ladies Divisions were particularly outstanding with their consistent play. With three more legs to go, here’s hoping the SGC Team will capture more wins!

RAFFLES CC From left: Mr Jung Soon Jae, Mr David Yim, Mr Jeff Goh and Mr Tay Liam Wee

“These greens Above, from left: Mdm Kang Jae Yeon, Ms Lee Zhen Yi, are more Mrs Gloria Kuok and Mrs Vivian Kim Ae Kyung challenging and the opposing team is pretty “Our opponents are very strong. Our team good. Our team is the same as the previous week. We’re not is not really used very familiar with the Raffles CC course but to the greens we’ll see what we can do!” – SGC Ladies League here, but we’ll Captain Vivian Kim Ae Kyung (extreme right) give it a try.” – Mr Jeff Goh “There’s water here, water there. Water to the (3rd from left) left of us, water to the right of us. There’s water everywhere. It’s going to be quite tricky.” – Mrs Doreen Chua Left picture: Mr Ronald Pereira (right) and opponent. Right picture, from left: Mr Alvin See and Mr Andrew Goh

Above: Ms Lee Zhen Yi

“All the other Clubs in the SGA League are playing to win. We need to do the same if we want to be known as a top Club. Onward!” – Mr Tan Poh Lam, B Captain Above: Mr Andrew Sutton and George Delios (1st and 3rd from left) with their opponent

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LAGUNA NATIONAL GOLF & CC

“This is a challenging course. I suspect the green will be very fast which will make it hard for people unfamiliar with the course to score well.” – Mr Timothy Yong (5th from right)

Back row, from left: Mr Timothy Yeo, Mr Steven Yeo, Mr Li Fang Teck, Mr Jonathan Koh and Mr Chris Sanford Front row, from left: Mdm Kang Jae Yeon, Mrs Caroline Ong, Mr Timothy Yong, Mrs Diana Weibel, Mrs Sarah James and Mrs Vivian Kim Ae Kyung

Above:Above: MrMrssD DianaianaW WWeibeleibel and Ms LeLeeeZ Zhenhen Yi (3(3rdrd and 4t4thhf fromrom left) with their opponents

Below: George Delios and Mr Chris Sanford (3rd and 4th from left) and their opponents

Above: Mr Ross Logie and Mr Andrew Sutton (1st and 2nd from left) and their opponents

Above:Above: Mrs CCarolinearolineOe OOngng and Mrs SSaraharahJh JJamesamames (2nd and 4th from left) with their opponents

DIVISION POSITION RESULTS “With the Overall 11 2W, 7L many bunkers on this Men’s Premier (HI up to 4.9) 11 1W, 5L, 3A/S course, it Men’s A (HI 5.0 to 9.9) 13 1W, 8L requires a high level of Men’s B (HI 10.0 to 15.0) 13 6L, 3A/S technical skill. Men’s Seniors (55 years and above) 12 1W, 6L, 2A/S I’m concerned about the Ladies 10 2W, 6L, 1A/S competition, Ladies A (HI up to 11.0) 11 2W, 6L, 1A/S but I’ll stay positive.” Ladies B (HI 11.1 to 18.0) 10 1W, 6L, 2A/S – Mr David Ong Ladies Evergreen 4 5W, 1L, 3A/S

11 MEMBERSHIP GOLF LADIES SOCIAL MEDAL – NATIONAL DAY

FLYING THE FLAG FOR SINGAPORE! WHILE THE MAIN REASON for the National Day Ladies’ Social from the ladies. Indeed, they were the envy of some of our male Medal is to commemorate Singapore’s birthday, the underlying Club members. This year, each committee member took turns reason is for new lady golfers to meet members, socialise and to organise a monthly event and introduced new themes and have fun, says Ms Jacqueline Chew. And Ms Chew should know. formats, making it even more interesting for our members. As member of the Ladies’ Sub-Committee, she is part of the team organising the Monthly Ladies Social Games. “We are limited to 48 players, and the overwhelming response each month is testimony to the support the Committee and Club Of the friendly golf event held on Thursday 4 August at The receive from our very active ladies members. Many thanks to SGC Serapong, she said: “Our Lady Captain Lyn Sen and the staff Nicole and Sharon, and to the many ladies who participate Committee are very encouraged to see the enthusiastic response and look forward to the camaraderie of this monthly social.”

LADY CAPTAIN LYN SEN (far left) “A sure sign of a successful social event is our ladies happily seated with others from different fl ights and mingling with everyone around them. Gone are the days of the unsociable sight of a fl ight sitting by themselves. Kudos to our ladies for showing such wonderful camaraderie and Club spirit.”

All ready! The gung-ho ladies at the start of their game as they head off to The Serapong

From left: Lady Captain Lyn Sen, Ms Lily Chua, Mrs Chia Hwee Siang, MDM KANG JAE YEON (standing centre) Mrs Katsuko Blalock, Mrs Vivian Kim Ae Kyung, Mdm Joo Eun Ji, Mrs Sarah James and Mrs Shen Teng Mei Tung “It’s always nice to have something to look forward to, especially at this get-together with my team mates where we can play our favourite sport and tie it all together with laughter and exchanging gifts.” MRS ANNABEL MCGREGOR (5th from left) “A fun event, great format and well organised.”

Seated from left: Mdm Park Soo Jin, Mdm Cho Hye Sook, Mdm Lee Yang Sook, From left: Lady Captain Lyn Sen, Mrs Lee Eu Gene, Mrs Katsuko Blalock, Mrs Vivian Kim Ae Kyung Mrs Gloria Kuok, Mrs Annabel McGregor, Mdm Cho Hye Sook, Dr Yoko Sellek Standing from left: Ms Lily Chua, Mdm Kang Jae Yeon, Lady Captain Lyn Sen and Mrs Stella Ooi

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From left: Mrs Sarah James and Mrs Lim Li Ping

Thumbs up for Singapore! Front row from left: Ms Lily Chua and Mdm Anna Ng. Back row from left: Mdm Susan Lim, Mdm Lee Yang Sook, Mrs Fabienne Schuwey, Mrs Sarah James, Ms Jacqueline Chew, Mdm Hazel Loh, Gifts to go! The gorgeous goodie bags were prepared by Lady Captain Lyn Sen, Mrs Alice Lee , Mrs Marie Booker, Mdm Nancy Lim, Mrs Kaori Ishigami and Mdm Alison Sun the Ladies Sub-Committee

MS JACQUELINE CHEW (seated left) “Many thanks to SGC staff Nicole and Sharon, and to the many ladies who participate and look forward to the camaraderie of this of monthly social.”

From left: Mrs Katsuko Blalock, Mdm Susan Lim, Mrs Aleece Liu, Ms Jacqueline Chew, Mdm Nancy Lim, Lady Captain Lyn Sen, Mdm Joo Eun Ji and Ms Lee Zhen Yi

Standing from left: Mdm Alison Sun, Mdm Lee Yang Sook, Mdm Hazel Loh and Lady Captain Lyn Sen Seated from left: Ms Jacqueline Chew and Mdm Susan Lim

MDM HAZEL LOH (standing 3rd from left) “I like that we pay just a small amount and get to enjoy fellowship, good food and a round of friendly competition. The From left: Dr Yoko Sellek, Mdm Joo Eun Ji, From Left: Mrs Sarah James, Committee members are very generous in sponsoring wonderful Lady Captain Lyn Sen, Mrs Pearl Ng, Mrs Shen Teng Mei Tung, Mdm Joo Eun Ji, prizes for the lucky draw. Good job, ladies!” Mdm Susan Lim, Ms Lee Zhen Yi, Mrs Chia Hwee Siang, Ms Lily Chua Ms Jacqueline Chew, Mdm Nancy Lim, and Mrs Vivian Kim Ae Kyung Mdm Alison Sun and Mrs Katsuko Blalock

MRS FIONA RAMSAY “I would like to thank the Organising Committee and Sharon, Nicole and the other staff at the Club for their hard work on our behalf. It is great fun and challenging to play in different formats and lovely to have the opportunity to meet new people I do not normally come across.” MRS LOUISE FEREIRA “Love seeing the Golfers’ Terrace full of Sentosa lady golfers on social days! Who knew there were so many? The Committee always has some fun with the format and provides generous prizes. Thanks for the fun, ladies!”

13 FEATURE GOLF SMBC SINGAPORE OPEN

BACK FOR THE SMBC SINGAPORE OPEN!

FAN FAVOURITE ADAM SCOTT will make his much awaited return to the SMBC Singapore Open next year and bid to lift the trophy for a fourth time. The US$1 million tournament will be played Adam Scott from 19 to 22 January 2017 on The Serapong, where the Australian claimed the tournament a record three times in 2005, 2006 and 2010.

Scott joins Spaniard Sergio Garcia, who will make his maiden appearance in the Singapore showcase. It was in 2012 that Scott last played in the tournament where he again showed his liking for the Serapong layout fi nishing in fi fth place.“It is hard to believe it has been 11 years since I fi rst played in and won the Singapore Open,” said 36-year-old Scott. “It was also the fi rst time I had won a national Open and it meant a great deal to me. I am looking forward to playing The Serapong again. It will certainly feel like a homecoming of sorts.”

Scott’s biggest win to date is the 2013 US Masters, when he became the fi rst Australian to claim the title. He is a 13-time winner on the US PGA Tour and has triumphed on 10 occasions in Europe. Other signifi cant wins include the 2004 Players Championship, the 2011 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational and more recently the 2016 WGC-Cadillac Championship. He has also claimed all three of Australia’s hallowed titles, including the Emirates Australian Open in 2009.

“This is fantastic news for the SMBC Singapore Open,” said Mr Takeshi Kunibe, President and CEO, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation. “I know everyone has been waiting for Adam Scott to return as he has a huge following in Singapore after three fi ne victories. With Sergio Garcia competing as well, we are all in for a real golfi ng spectacle.”

The SMBC Singapore Open is jointly sanctioned by the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour Organisation, and is the opening event of the season on both circuits.

Korean Younghan Song took the title in January this year, beating then world number one Jordan Spieth from the United States by a stroke. Next year marks the 51st staging of Singapore’s

National Open. Looking forward to it! AND SERGIO GARCIA COURTESY OF SMBC SINGAPORE OPEN SCOTT ADAM OF PHOTOS

EVENT SMBC Singapore Open 2017 DATES Thu 19 to Sun 22 Jan 2017 COURSE The Serapong

Sergio Garcia Look out in the next issue of FORE! for ticketing details and the members’ guide to the SMBC Singapore Open!

14 TEE TO GREEN

SEP – OCT 2016 | FORE! NEW TANJONG UPDATE

CONSTRUCTION CHECKED, GROW-IN NEXT! It is my great pleasure to report that Part I of the impossible has been accomplished – the construction By Andrew Johnston of the New Tanjong has ended and General Manager the grow-in phase has commenced! & Director of Agronomy

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NEW TANJONG UPDATE

The fairway Zorro Zoysia has been slow to develop. The team is taking extra care Golf Agronomy’s Boon meticulously tends to the newly planted Zoysia Zorro and effort to ensure they mature well fairway on hole 16

The contractors will continue to work on fi lling bunkers with sand along with other Progress on new hole 9 defects rectifi cation works till October

OUR MILESTONE GOAL was to complete all grassing by the Zoysia grass has been the slowest to develop and that is why end of July in order to have a chance to re-open in November we pushed so hard to meet the 31 July deadline for fairway 2016. This has been an enormous accomplishment, having grassing, to give us a realist chance to have a soft opening in moved nearly 750,000 cubic metres of earth, fi lling in all of the November 2016 – and for now, it appears this is in sight. existing lakes, excavating brand new lakes, lining them, shaping 18 new golf holes complete with new greens, tees and fairways; ONGOING WORKS & GROW-IN all combined with a new state of the art irrigation system, plus The main contractor will still be around for a couple more months. much much more… They have now started to work on New Tanjong’s defects list.

GRASSING ALL HOLES This includes installing additional drainage in isolated locations With the completion of construction, we managed to sprig all of and of course installing the sand in bunkers until the end of New Tanjong’s fairways with the new Zorro Zoysia grass by the October. Therefore, we will still see some ongoing activity, but end of July, but we fell 12 days behind schedule grassing and you can trust the grow-in process is now in full swing. turfi ng the roughs and greens. Additionally, there were still fi ve holes of tees to plant and grass by the end of August. However, The SGC Agronomy team has taken on Part II of the enormous these smaller items did not hold up the progress of the project. New Tanjong obligation – to self-perform the grow-in. The team can be seen working diligently on the details needed to transform Our new Paspalum Platinum tees has matured rapidly, along the raw construction product into the fi ne-tuned manicured SGC with the TifEagle greens and Zoysia Matrella roughs. The Zorro product we have become accustomed to.

16 SEP – OCT 2016 | FORE!

THE SERAPONG Excessive play has taken its toll on our award-winning Serapong. The Agronomy team has been working hard and clocking in overtime to keep it together. The traffi c patterns on the cart path edges, divots in the fairways, ball marks on the greens and of course heavy bunker usage have never been so overwhelming.

Our coring programme’s been in use every other week for the past three months. On every other Sunday evening, the team assembles and deploys our “Pro Core aerifi er” machines to solid -tine greens late into the night. This is needed to help relieve compaction as no turf surface is immune to compaction problems.

The excessive play we currently experience promotes higher compaction, and this leads to the thinning of playing surfaces and algae development. Aggressive coring is then necessary to help insure that needed oxygen exchange takes place to promote growth within the plants’ root system.

DIVOT REPAIR Please continue to fi ll divots. I know some of us travel to many Renovation works began on 1 August at the Pyramid halfway house and will be parts of the world and see programes where sanding in divots is completed in early November 2016 not required. But allow me to assure you that sanding in divots is absolutely needed for the reproductive development of warm season grasses such as ours.

The use of sand to fi ll divots also helps create a smoother surface – as sand covers the damaged roots and acts as a moisture holding agent for the plant to recover. Lastly, the sand encourages new growth by covering the damaged plant and the plant will recover in half the time (faster) than using no sand at all. Thank you for doing your part. Please feel free to fi ll other divots, fi ll all the divots you can.

USEFUL TIPS PITCH MARKS / BALL MARKS when repaired as they occur will naturally recover within the next 24 hours. Ball marks when left for a few hours or until the next morning (when the Agronomy team checks the green A new waterproofi ng layer has been installed at the base of the Tanjong Cina Pond and makes repairs prior to mowing) can and will take (new hole 17 island green) up to a week to recover.

RAKING BUNKERS is not an option, it is required by the Rules of Golf and a breach of etiquette. The player behind you or playing into an un-raked bunker experiences an improper lie if their ball is caught in a footprint.

It is OUR golf course. The Agronomy team will continue to work tirelessly to promote the best conditions possible, but it is the players’ responsibility to aid in the care of the course when playing.

Thank you in advance for assisting in doing your part, and in helping others who may have overlooked theirs.

Workers carefully line the collar of the 17th Green with new Zorro Zoysia sprigs

17 TEE TO GREEN

NEW TANJONG UPDATE

View of new hole 6 (par 4) from the Pyramid

REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS ON SOFT OPENING DAY What we can expect of the New Tanjong and to help shape the expectations of how our new golf course will look like on our soft opening day, which is currently penned in for Saturday 19 November 2016.

SOFT OPENING & RESUMPTION OF TANJONG BOOKINGS CARTS ON TRACK We have targeted late November to resume active play on the We can also anticipate that golf carts (buggies) will be restricted New Tanjong. However, please keep an open mind on how the to tracks in the fi rst year. This will be necessary to allow the root course may look and its playability. system of the fairways to mature to its fullest capabilities.

It is possible there will be a few holes, which were planted at the end of the project in July, may not look as mature as the fi rst few GREENS & TEES completed holes planted last January. When November arrives, we can expect that all New Tanjong’s greens to be in great shape, running 10” or near 10”. The tees This may show up in the presentation of some isolated areas will also be in true form – of how we like to present them, looking and it may take a few more months of fi ne-tuning to gain a global like greens. uniform appearance after November’s opening, this is why we are calling it a “Soft Opening”. ROUGHS & FAIRWAYS Additionally, we can assure everyone that we will not open the The roughs will also be ready to go, while the fairways will be the course in November if the New Tanjong does not meet our last thing to develop and this will be reviewed week to week. We expectations. It is just not worth re-opening if the golf course is can assure you we are doing everything possible to push them not mature enough to take on the golf traffi c and playing stress. along, with our aggressive grow-in programme. Stay tuned for more updates and for tours of the golf course now.

Get ready to be wowed by the redeveloped landscape and the brand new features to go along with it! Sat 19 Nov 2016*. 1.30pm shotgun start. Dinner at the Grand Salon Ballroom. Call 6275 0022 to book now!

* Tentative date on Sat 19 Nov 2016 to be confi rmed by the Golf Reception 14 days ahead of the event. The New Tanjong shall remain closed after the soft opening event until further notice.

18 ASIAN TOUR FEATURE

SEP – OCT 2016 | FORE!

#whereitsAT ACTION, TENACITY, ATTITUDE, TRIUMPH!

THE ASIAN TOUR’S 2016 season has been a big hit with gripping golf, new and Scott Hend of Australia returning events and worthy champions all combining to create triumphant headlines across the region and around the world.

From the second staging of the EurAsia Cup in January to the recent Indonesian Masters, golf fans and television viewers have been taken on an action-packed journey with Asia’s fi nest leading the way.

The appearance of world-class stars and emergence of new and returning tournaments continue to lend credence that Asia is indeed the place to be, which aptly describes the Tour’s newest PR campaign, with the hashtag, #whereitsAT.

The new year started in full earnest with a tenacious Team Europe, led by skipper Darren Clarke, winning the EurAsia Cup against Team Asia in Malaysia. PHOTOS PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE ASIAN TOUR Then, American sensation Jordan Spieth, who was then world number one, made a grand appearance at the season-opening However, Lee quickly made amends weeks And of course, there were heroics too from SMBC Singapore Open but eventually after, which sparked a golden run of Asian Australia’s Scott Hend, who won the True fi nished second behind surprise winner victories on the international arena. Thailand Classic and Queen’s Cup to take Younghan Song of Korea. his career tally in Asia to nine wins. The At the Shenzhen International in China, long-hitting Hend will be aiming to become The Singapore Open was one of three the 20-year-old Lee overcame nerves the fi rst golfer to win three Venetian tournaments making welcome returns to secure his fi rst big victory; this was Macao Open titles this week where he is onto the Asian Tour Schedule in 2016, the followed up in the following week by the defending champion. other two events being the LeoPalace21 another Asian win when China’s Li Myanmar Open won by South African Haotong claimed his home Open. The rise in playing standards on the Asian Shaun Norris and the King’s Cup in Tour continued to reveal itself with strong Thailand, which saw Chan Shih-chang of Then, 22-year-old Jeunghun Wang of representation of members in the four Chinese Taipei lifting the Royal trophy. Korea, one of the new revelations on Majors this year and also in the Olympic Tour, secured back-to-back triumphs in Games where golf made a welcome return The launch of the inaugural Maybank Morocco and the AfriAsia Bank Mauritius after 112 years. In total, 14 Asian Tour Championship Malaysia was also lauded Open, becoming the youngest golfer in members competed in Rio de Janeiro. by Asia’s talented players. The Tour made European Tour history to achieve the feat. a return to Royal Selangor Golf Club and He eclipsed the previous record held by Outside the ropes, the Asian Tour and the iconic venue provided the stage for the great Seve Ballesteros. European Tour announced a “Strategic heartbreak and triumph. Alliance” where the formalisation of the Asia’s glorious run extended across partnership would see the two Tours Korea’s Soomin Lee, a sophomore on Tour, continental Europe with China’s Wu working together to develop professional brilliantly led much of the fi nal day before Ashun savouring his winning moment in golf. The Tours will combine commercial a late stumble allowed Australia’s Marcus Austria in June while Thongchai Jaidee of and marketing resources to explore Fraser to steal victory on the fi nal green. Thailand landed a career fourth victory on and maximise opportunities for both European soil by lifting the 100th French membership not only across the continent Open title against a star-studded fi eld. of Asia, but globally. Such great highs, Thongchai Jaidee of Thailand both on and off the golf course, only Back home, there were also feel- means that Asia is truly #whereitsAT. good stories with Thailand’s Thitiphun Chuayprakong and Spain’s Carlos Pigem enjoying career breakthrough triumphs at the Bashundhara Bangladesh Open and Yeangder Tournament Players Championship respectively. India’s S.S.P Chawrasia also claimed a popular home Sentosa is home to the Asian Tour, offi cial sanctioning body victory at the Hero Indian Open, an event for professional golf in Asia. Sentosa Golf Club also holds the distinction of being the fi rst Asian Tour Destination which he had agonisingly fi nished runner- in Singapore, the Tour’s exclusive network of world-class up on four previous occasions. golfi ng properties around the region.

19 MANAGING GOLF LONG SERVICE AWARDS

IN FOR THE LONG HAUL Sentosa Golf Club is pleased to announce the recipients of our long-service awards. These dedicated men and women come from all ‘walks of working life’ at SGC and every one of them plays a role in the successful running of the Club. Here’s wishing them many more fulfi lling years with us!

APRIL CHAN (Banquet Sales) – 10 YEARS Being a recipient of this long-service award makes me feel antique. But jokes aside, I was previously from the hotel industry and it was definitely more stressful as compared to Sentosa. I believe that an overly stressful environment does not produce productive employees. Over here, there is always that element of fun which takes the stress away. I’m glad Sentosa manages to balance fun and work, allowing us to achieve more. One thing I love about my job is handling difficult customers and successfully winning them over. I believe that there isn’t a problem too tough to solve. Instead, I see these as opportunities to push myself. These 10 years in SGC have indeed been a rollercoaster ride. Despite being part a small sales team of three, we are very closely knit and everyone here feels like family. I especially love how Sentosa is very family-oriented and welcoming. It was this same warm and supportive environment that made my eldest daughter convert from a part-time to a full-time Sentosa staff here as well.

SHARON ENG (F&B) – 20 YEARS Sentosa is just like my second home – I’ve watched her grow and develop from a kampung to what she is today. Although this is my 21st year working for SGC, I have actually worked here for more than 30 years. I first came in when I was 18 years old, and prior to the start of Golfers’ Terrace, I used to work with an external catering provider here. Back then, there was only the Tanjong Course and it was not as demanding. I remember taking the bumboat, and subsequently the ferry, to work every day. Although many things have changed over the decades, some things still remain the same – the great air and lovely company. I’m glad to have found a close company of colleagues who have helped make my journey here even better. I am really excited about and anticipating the opening of the New Tanjong.

KHALID BIN KADER (Golf Agronomy) – 30 YEARS My journey at Sentosa Golf Club has been a fulfilling and enriching one. I first started working at SGC as a caddy boy when I was only 14 or 15 years old. While I was a caddy boy, a veteran colleague invited me to join golf maintenance and told me that I could learn more there. And there I was lucky to have colleagues like Masturi who taught me how to mow the greens. Subsequently, I picked up irrigation – the part I love most about my job. I love it the most as I feel that irrigation is the most crucial in terms of course maintenance. Without water, the grass cannot grow. Looking back, I think that I’ve grown as a person and I’m thankful that I have learnt so much at SGC. I’m really happy working here as most of my friends have also been here for a long time. I’m also very thankful for my extremely encouraging and supportive colleagues who have contributed to who I am today. I’m also very proud that The Serapong, the course that I’ve taken care of since its start, has become the 58th Greatest Golf Course in the World. I’m really excited about the opening of the New Tanjong and I hope the new course can aspire towards becoming at least the 50th Greatest Golf Course in the World.

20 SEP – OCT 2016 | FORE!

NAME DEPARTMENT LANI BAUTISTA SORIANO F&B DANNY DIONG F&B MOHD IMRAN BIN YUSOF AGRONOMY BAHARUDDIN BIN BABA CLUBHOUSE SALEH BIN ABDUL KADIR GOLFING ALMA MAGUNDAYAO MINGCAY F&B PHILIP IVAN GUILALAS SISON F&B

SALMINAH REMELYN FAMILARA MOHAMAD AIDIL GOH SIOK KIM BTE A HAMID AGUILAR BIN ADAM CLUBHOUSE GOLFING F&B GOLFING

SYLVESTER YEO ADMIN APRIL CHAN BANQUET SALES

JOANNE LIM BONG KUET CHIN ELAINE CHEAH NICOLE THEW F&B F&B F&B GOLFING

POH CHU THONG MOHAMED RASID MOHAMMAD IMRAN HAJIMI BIN GOLFING BIN ABBAS BIN ZAINAL DAWOOD GOLFING GOLFING AGRONOMY

JATIAH BTE ABD RAHMAN GOLFING CHOONG LAI PING F&B SHARON ENG F&B

KHALID BIN KADER AGRONOMY

21 MANAGING GOLF

OUR MAN BRENDEN Mr Brenden Gurusamy joined Sentosa Golf Club as Assistant General Manager/Director of F&B on 20 July 2016. If you haven’t met him face to face yet, here are some basic facts about this affable gentleman. He’s 55, a widower with two grown-up children.

On the professional front, Brenden brings with him 30 years of experience in the hospitality and club industry, with more than 10 years in management capacity. Before joining Sentosa Golf Club, he was the Director of Food & Beverage/Operations at the Singapore Island Country Club. Besides his extensive background in F&B, Brenden also has invaluable experience in leading operations in hotels and clubs here and abroad.

With his impressive background, we believe Brenden will be able to contribute to SGC’s hospitality standards and service culture to match our award-winning golf courses. At the Club, he will oversee the Food & Beverage, Clubhouse, Sales, and Golfi ng departments.

Hi Brenden, welcome on board. Tell us, what inspired you to My aim is to introduce new menus, promotions and events join Sentosa Golf Club and what inspired you about the Club? to create more buzz and excitement. In addition, service and SGC is an excellent Club and I hope to do it justice with my role facility improvements all round are key areas of focus. here. My fi rst impression of the Serapong was WOW! Fantastic! The members and staff are very friendly and very welcoming. I What is your management/leadership style? What are the feel privileged to be here. overarching principles you want SGC staff to emulate? My style is more consultative and collaborative generally, What had you heard about SGC prior to joining us? but I can be assertive when the need arises. I would like us It’s an excellent and professionally managed Golf Club to provide the level of service that makes each member and with The Serapong being rated No. 58 in the world. guest feel special and feel that SGC is their second home. I truly believe the New Tanjong will be an excellent course too. What do you think are the key challenges facing SGC now? What are your essential functions as an Assistant General How do you plan to address them? Manager and Director of F&B? Our golf courses are highly rated and very highly spoken of. My responsibilities are to assist Andy in managing the day-to- I feel that the Club needs to raise our standards in other day functions of the Club and my immediate focus is to improve areas so that we can offer a better overall “product” for our the overall offerings of F&B and to ensure that the facilities are members and guests. well maintained for the comfort of our members and guests. Do you play golf? How will your varied work experience help you in your new Unfortunately I don’t, but I aspire to learn golf one day. It’s role as Assistant GM? never too late. I have broad-based experience in general operations in hotels and country clubs both locally and overseas with F&B being my What are your hobbies? forte. Adaptability is one of my key traits and I believe this puts I love to read and I enjoy fi shing. Both give me a sense of me in good stead to manage the challenges that may arise. peace and calm and help me relax.

What are the key aspects of this position that will further Tell us three most interesting facts about yourself. improve the Club’s F&B, operations, membership satisfaction I have a great sense of humour, I am a Star Wars fan and I and staff service and performance? love to cook!

22 LIFESTYLE GOLF FOOD & BEVERAGE

Steamed Chicken with Chinese Sausage

Minced Pork Wrapped In Cabbage

Moroccan Shaslik Lamb Kebab

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Lamb Curry

AVAILABLE AT THE MEMBERS’ BAR & GOLFERS’ TERRACE THIS OCTOBER

1 & 2 OCT Moroccan Shaslik Lamb Kebab with Capsicum and Brinjal and Fragrant Garlic Rice; Ipoh Hor Fun with Shredded Chicken, Black Mushroom, Beansprouts and Vegetables in Thickened Gravy AVAILABLE AT THE MEMBERS’ BAR & GOLFERS’ TERRACE THIS SEPTEMBER 8 & 9 OCT Roast Rib Eye of Beef with Potatoes, Fine Beans, 3 & 4 SEP Bearnaise Sauce and Pan Jus; Tender Pork Ribs in Black Bean Sauce with Shanghai Noodles; Crispy Chicken Chop with Thai Chili Sauce, Rice and Watercress Soup Lamb Curry with Fragrant Rice, Achar and Papadom 15 & 16 OCT 10 & 11 SEP Indian Butter Chicken with Capsicum, Spiced Cream Sauce, Steamed Chicken with Chinese Sausage, Sichuan Vegetables and Rice; Rice and Papadum; Herbal Mee Sua Soup with Pork, Liver, Meatball, Egg and Green Vegetables Braised Beef Cheek in Red Wine, Fork-Crushed Potato and Garden Vegetables

17 & 18 SEP 22 & 23 OCT Minced Pork wrapped in Cabbage, Green Peas and Mushroom Veloute; Braised Preserved Red Beancurd and Pork Belly with Fried Crispy Vermicelli; Ayam Penyet with Chicken Rice, Achar, Sambal Belacan and Chicken Soup Indian Mutton Mee Goreng

24 & 25 SEP 29 & 30 OCT Penne Pasta al Pomodoro, Crabmeat, Basil and Shaved Parmesan Reggiano; Beer Battered Fish & Chips, Sauce Remoulade and Mesclun Leaves; Hakka Sweet & Sour Pork Ribs, Mango and Rice Stir-Fried Glass Noodles with Chicken in Black Pepper Sauce

TWO SPECIAL ITEMS will be available at the Golfers’ Terrace and Members’ Bar every weekend – and they change every weekend! Plus, enjoy sumptuous snacks at the Members’ Bar before or after your game! LIFESTYLE GOLF FOOD & BEVERAGE

AVAILABLE AT SUSHI KONDO THIS SEP & OCT Clockwise from left: Age Ginnan; Sanma Shioyaki and Konochi Ayu Shioyaki