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NYP & ITE’s Field Page
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Trip to NSRCC!
Seen & Heard
NSRCC’s Membership
Survey 2014 Page 11
OnPar
Join us at our next
Townhall Page 14
In&AroundNSRCC
Exclusive! Dining Guide
Page 24 Seen & Heard 7 Page
A Bowling Good Time
A bi-monthly publication by National Service Resort & Country Club Jan I Feb 2015
Jan I Feb 2015
Contents
Seen & Heard 24 Exclusive in This Edition: Dining Destinations at
4 NSRCC Sea Sports Centre Open House: A Day of Sun, NSRCC Changi & KSGC
Sand and Surf 26 Be Blessed with Abundance this Chinese New Year
6 Jackpot Promotions with JUMBO!
7 NSRCC Annual Bowling Championships 2014
22nd Trios League Upcoming Events & Promos
8 What’s In Store for You in The Year of the Goat? 28 Legaxy Golf
9 Kranji Countryside Run 2014 Swimming Lessons
10 Project L: Giving Back to the Community Tennis lessons
11 NSRCC’s Membership Survey Results Hatha Yoga (Indoor)
Learn to make earrings with Swarovski Crystals
On Par 29 Moolahsophy: Financial boot camp for Children
12 Golf 101: Rule 25-3 Wrong Putting Green Meridian 101 Acupressure Natural Therapy
13 HIO Achievers ‘Fortune Cat’ Fondant Cupcake Decorating Workshop
14 Notice of Town Hall Session Bicycle Maintenance Workshop by Park Tool School
15 Changes to Course Maintenance Schedule 30 Karaoke Promotions
18 The Power of Language Bowling Promotions
19 NSRCC wins 2014 Inter-Club League Championship! Valentine & Pre-Chinese New Year Flea
20 HSBC Youth Golf Challenge 2014 Snooker Bi-Monthly Medal 2015
Front Page In every issue
16 Beyond The Classroom: Nanyang Polytechnic & ITE 2 Office Bearers
College East Visit NSRCC At your service
3 The Editor Speaks
In & Around NSRCC 31 Facilities Directory
21 CNY Facilities Operating Hours 32 Affiliated Clubs
22 Tennis Tips from Coach David
23 Car Park Gantry now CEPAS compliant! 8
KSGC’s The Terrace Café introduces two new dishes!
Editor
Tan Sze Wah
Editorial Team
Chua Swee Kiat, Derick Tang,
Maureen Teo, Derrick Hia,
Sheena Anne-Marie, Carmen Woo
is published bi-monthly by
National Service Resort & Country Club
10 Changi Coast Walk, Singapore 499739
Tel: 6542 8288 Fax: 6545 6508
MICA (P) No. 149/09/2014
Email Address
corpcomms@nsrcc.com.sg
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officebearers atyourservice
Patron ENGAGEMENT Committee GENERAL MANAGER GOLF
Prime Minister of Singapore Chairman Ng Heng Chew golfing@nsrcc.com.sg
Lee Hsien Loong Kwa Hian Djoe Andrew gm@nsrcc.com.sg
Members Executive (Golf)
Board of Directors Lee Hu Geck Cynthia DIRECTORS Ong Eng Peng 6540 8544
Chairman Sin Guan Heng Danny Business Strategy,
Chan Yeng Kit Seah Chin Aik Resort & MMC Assistant Executive (Golf)
Deputy Chairmen Toh Bee Chew Winston Stanley Ho May Lim 6540 8545
Yip Seng Cheong Leo
LG Ng Chee Meng Resort & Facilities Committee
Chairman
stanley@nsrcc.com.sg
Golf
Supervisor
(Driving Range)
Editor Tan Sze Wah theeditorspeaks
Director
Teo Eng Dih Lee Chee Peng James Sua, CGCS David Oliveiro 6543 1726
Tan Kean Loong Keith Vice Chairman jamessua@nsrcc.com.sg
Too Chee Keong Patrick KRANJI SANCTUARY
Convenor (Bowling) MANAGERS kranji@nsrcc.com.sg
General Committee
President Soh Bee Leng Richard Golf Changi
Jason Yeo Senior Executive (Golf, KSGC)
Dear Members,
Convenor (Tennis/Squash)
LG Ng Chee Meng Lee Cher Tong David jasonyeo@nsrcc.com.sg Derrick Tay 6795 2300
Vice President Convenor (Family Recreation) Happy New Year! Hope everyone had a good vacation and received a good year-end bonus. Many
Comr Yap Wee Teck Eric Florence Khemlani Kranji Sanctuary Assistant Executive (Golf, KSGC)
Teo Eng Dih Convenor (Billiard) Chan Lee Hock Fadzli 6795 2300 of you are probably back to the morning school runs and for those celebrating Lunar New Year,
Captain Tan Chong Keat Dennis leehock@nsrcc.com.sg have you started preparations?
Tan Kah Han Members Assistant Executive (Operations,
Members Kuek Chiew Peng Facilities KSGC)
BG (NS) Tung Yui Fai Tang Ing Koon Derick David Ho Nasarudin 6795 2304 In this issue of RV, you can read about activities at our sea-sports centre. They organised an open
Goh Eng Yau Laurence david@nsrcc.com.sg
Teoh Ai Lin Editorial Committee Course Maintenance house where visitors got to try out stand-up paddling, windsurfing, kayaking and banana boats
Kwa Hian Djoe Andrew Honorary Editor/Chairman Finance & Admin Course Superintendent (Changi) rides. Even the kids had a good time learning balloon sculpting. If you are patronising the F&B
Lee Chee Peng Tan Sze Wah Joanne Tan Lim Ching Chai 6543 5712
Leong Chee Keen Edward Members joanne@nsrcc.com.sg outlets there do remember to ask for your 20% member’s discount!
Tan Sze Wah Chua Swee Kiat Course Superintendent (Kranji)
Wong Liang Chin Jeffrey Tang Ing Koon Derick Business Strategy & MMC Lee Yew Kee 6795 2319
Secretary Teo Whee Sian Maureen Derrick Hia Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course was the venue of a countryside run. Fortunately weather was kind
Ng Heng Chew derrickhia@nsrcc.com.sg BUNGALOWS to this second edition unlike last year’s event. About 1500 runners turned up for this event on
Treasurer AUDIT COMMITTEE bungalows@nsrcc.com.sg
Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Chairman HR & Training a Sunday morning which also had shuttle buses bringing the participants after the run to visit
Goh Eng Yau Laurence Joey Leau Assistant Manager, Resort
Members joey@nsrcc.com.sg Francis Yuen 6540 8559 farms around the area. At our Changi golf course, we hosted Sports Management students from
Changi Management
Committee Leong Chee Keen Edward ITE and Nanyang Polytechnic for a close up view of golf and resort operations. Do contact the
Wong Liang Chin Jeffrey Information Technology Assistant Executive (Bungalows)
NSRCC CHANGI
Looi Wan Hui IT@nsrcc.com.sg Safiee 6542 8286 management to arrange if you know of any institutions interested in such visits. Car drivers
Chairman
Teo Eng Dih would also be pleased to know that parking system at Changi would be upgraded for a smoother
Greens Committee Assistant Manager, IT SPORTS/RECREATION
Vice-Chairman
Captain Steven Koh sports&recreation ride and it will accept CEPAS enabled cards.
Lee Chee Peng Tan Kah Han steven@nsrcc.com.sg @nsrcc.com.sg
Members Vice Captains
Too Chee Keong Patrick Chong Chin Wah Jenny FINANCE (Payment & Executive (S&R) I would like to inform our golfers that on maintenance days, 9 holes would now be closed only
Toh Bee Chew Winston
Ng Heng Chew
Tay Kian Hwee David Statement of Accounts Mark Ong 6543 5737 in the morning. So 18 holes play would also be available in the afternoons on those days. Sounds
Members Enquiries)
Ho Chee Boon Stanley Chua Peng Hock William finance@nsrcc.com.sg Senior Officer (S&R) great right?
Sua Boon Seng James Chua Yam Seng Juhainiemasra 6540 8564
Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Huang Mee Foh David Officer (Credit)
Lim Cher Meng Henry Quck Lian Chuan 6540 8588 Assistant Officer (S&R) The club continuously looks at improving the overall experience of our members, we covered this
Kranji Management Ng Kim Teck Vincent Ernawaty 6540 8563 year’s survey findings of the Annual Membership Survey on Page 11.
Committee Tan Yong Hui Brian Membership & MARKETING
Chairman Tay Siak Meng William membership@nsrcc.com.sg Resort Bowl @ NSRCC
Comr Eric Yap Wee Teck Teo Whee Sian Maureen bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg NSRCC will soon be organising a Townhall meeting to update members on our golf course
Vice-Chairman Assistant Manager, Membership
Col Chua Boon Keat HANDICAP Committee Tan Ei Kheng 6540 8552 Executive (Resort) reconfiguration. Basically we would have to make use of holes at Airforce course whilst contractors
Members Chua Peng Loke Vincent Dennis Chew 6540 8567
Quek Hock Seng Adrian CSO Membership are engaged to rebuild our Army course and driving range. Do look out for the details in your
Lionel Chai Yee Yuen
Calvin Siow Kah Weng Tan Lay Har Faezah 6540 8556 CORPORATE/ email and from our website.
Derrick Goh Soon Hee Lee Yan Chu Andrew Norazuana 6540 8555 PRIVATE EVENTS
Ng Heng Chew Koh Boon Check events@nsrcc.com.sg
Ho Chee Boon Stanley Executive (Marketing) Have a good day.
Sua Boon Seng James ESTABLISHMENT COMMITTEE Alix Chu 6543 5733 Executive (Event
Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Chairman Management & Jackpot)
Chan Lee Hock Teo Eng Dih
Corporate Communications
Yam Chung Wai 6540 8566 Sze Wah
Members
Disciplinary Committee Leong Chee Keen Edward corpcomms@nsrcc.com.sg Executive (Event Management)
Chairman Lee Meng Guek Ivy Patrick Soong 6543 5735
Wong Liang Chin Jeffrey Executive (Corporate Comm)
Teoh Ai Lin Sheena Anne-Marie 6540 8550 Assistant Executive
Members Redevelopment Committee (Event Management)
Keok Tong San Advisor Assistant Executive Regina Soo 6543 5749
Leong Chun Kong Steven Teo Eng Dih (Corporate Comm)
Low Soon Heng Chairman Carmen Woo 6540 8557
Rajan s/o Sankaran Nair Lee Chee Peng
Siva Shanmugam Tan Kah Han
Toh Eng Kian Kelvin Members
Yong Eng Wah Kan Kong Cheong
Looi Wan Hui
Tan Yong Hui Brian
Tay Kian Hwee David
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A Day of Sun, Sand and Surf
NSRCC Sea Sports Centre hosted its Open House, where
members had a blast trying out sea sport activities,
conducted by Constant Wind.
T he NSRCC Sea Sports Centre Open House took place on 2nd
November 2014. Members of NSRCC enjoyed a full day of
fun at sea with sailing, windsurfing, stand-up paddling (SUP),
kayaking and riding the banana boat. Kids also had a good time
with balloon sculpting. There were several booths selling sea
sports apparels, snacks and beverages – all at discounted prices.
The highlight of the day, however, was the SUP races consisting of
the 2 events – the One Design Bic Race won by Glen Simmads and
the Novice Imagine Race won by Daryl Chan. Prizes were given
away for the first three competitors in each race.
All participants had a good time, and look forward to the next
NSRCC Sea Sports Open House.
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Jackpot Promotions NSRCC
Annual Bowling 22nd Trios League
Championships O ur Resort 22nd Trios League started from 25 April
2014 and ended on 30 Nov 2014 with dinner
2014 buffet and lucky draw prizes. A total of 10
teams participated and the top 3 team
are Cactus United lead by Mr Derek
T his year, 32 bowlers
completed a series of 12
games. They were divided into
Chan (363 points), Domino Waves lead
by Mr Melvin Tan (314.5 points) and
3 different categories namely Team Crazy Bowlers lead by Mr Darren
Men, Ladies and Youth. Khemlani (313.0 points).
Scores with handicaps were Ladies Category
Champion, Joey
used to determine the Yeo, with Francis
champion for each category Chan, Bowling Sub-
Committee member.
whereas scratch scores were
used for the title.
Derek Chan, 2013 & 2011 winner, had a good start
and ended the 12 games series with a total of
2652 pinfalls, 10 pins more than his last year
result. A formidable average of 223 made him
the Champion for this year’s Men’s category.
In the Ladies category, Joey Yeo, Winner for 2012
bowled a total 2382 pinfalls, 8 pins more than
her 2012 result. An average of 198 moved her to
clinch the ladies title for 2014.
New champion for the Youth category is Aloysius
Ng. He bowled a total of 2412 pinfalls, 170 pins
more than his last year result. An average of
201 pinfalls with a high score of 256 pins on
his 11- game, he is truly deserving of the Youth
Champion title.
At the end of the Championship, all winners
were awarded with cash prizes & trophies and
a treat to a nice and delicious buffet dinner at
the Resort Bowl.
Results 2014:
Champion 1st Runner Up 2nd Runner Up
Men’s Category Derek Chan Benjamin Ang Sam Goh
Ladies Category Joey Yeo Isabelle Lee Elizabeth Han
Youth Category Aloysius Ng Alex Tan Quek Qin Han
Youth Category Champion Aloysius Ng and First
Runner-Up Alex Tan, with Peter Lee, Bowling
Sub-Committee member.
Men’s Category Champion Derek Chan and First
Runner-Up Benjamin Ang, with Kelvin Kee, Bowling
Sub-Committee member.
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Kranji Countryside Run 2014
What’s In Store for You M ore than 1,500 participants of all ages and sizes arrived
at Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course (KSGC) bright and early
roads and trails. Back at KSGC, returning runners received their
medal as well as some sponsored goodies. There were also
in The Year of the Goat? for the second Kranji Countryside Run on 30 November. Jointly
organised by Kranji Countryside Association and Pink Apple,
the event aims to “promote health, food sustainability and
Kranji Expedition shuttle buses waiting to take them to various
farms in the area, such as Jurong Frog Farm, Bollywood Veggies,
D’Kranji Resort, and Nyee Phoe Gardenasia.
community bonding in the Kranji countryside”.
Less about racing and more about getting close to nature,
The Goat is Yin energy, a symbol of Peace, Unlike last year, the weather was decidedly good, with nary the Kranji Countryside Run 2014 was a great experience for
a cloud in the clear blue sky. The Sunday morning event those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city living,
Harmonious co-existence and Tranquillity. attracted many families with young children in tow. For many while gaining greater knowledge of food production and
participants, the run was a great way to unwind and catch appreciation for our natural environment.
That is the primary and fundamental mood up with friends, as the unique route took them through farm
for this year ahead of us.
T he Sheep is the symbol of the Arts, and it relates to passive and nurturing
times. It will be a year of banding together in faith and in belief that good
will prevail and win out over the forces that refuse to comply to a peaceful
way of life. For those who trust in goodness, happiness and success will follow.
On the family front, it will be a time to unite and instil loyalty and discipline.
Tempers will cool and decisions that will disrupt family harmony will be laid
aside to give it time to heal and mend fences.
The aura of the 2015 Sheep (Goat) year will gradually radiate its way to all. But
for the moment, allow the calming balms of the Sheep’s vibrations to flow
through you, to touch every heart you meet.
1907 1967
13 Feb 1907 - 01 Feb 1908 (Fire) 09 Feb 1967 - 29 Jan 1968 (Fire)
1919 1979
01 Feb 1919 - 19 Feb 1920 (Earth) 28 Jan 1979 - 15 Feb 1980 (Earth)
1931 1991
17 Feb 1931 - 05 Feb 1932 (Metal) 15 Feb 1991 - 03 Feb 1992 (Metal)
1943 2003
05 Feb 1943 - 24 Jan 1944 (Water) 01 Feb 2003 - 21 Jan 2004 (Water)
1955 2015
24 Jan 1955 - 11 Feb 1956 (Wood) 19 Feb 2015 - 07 Feb 2016 (Wood)
Lucky Colours Lucky Numbers Lucky Flowers
Green, red, purple 2, 7 Carnation, primrose
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Project L: Giving Back
to the Community
NSRCC’s Membership
Survey 2014
A nnually, the club conducts a survey to ascertain members’ satisfaction in the various service areas, as well as gather
suggestions to determine areas for improvement. This year, the overall satisfaction rate garnered from our members was
up slightly in comparison to last year. We are delighted to note the improvement and will strive harder to serve you better. The
satisfaction rates in other areas such as our customer service and quality of facilities also improved slightly as opposed to previous
S taff of NSRCC extended a warm welcome to the children of Sunbeam Place on a
perfectly sunny Tuesday afternoon on December 9. The group of 19 excited children
arrived slightly after 2pm, anticipating the fun-filled afternoon planned for them.
years.
Satisfaction rates of golf facilities continue to stay at a high level.
OVERALL 2013 2014 Looking forward, the club will reconfigure one of its 9-hole courses
With delightful Christmas music filling the function room, the first activity required soon, which would bring a whole new golfing experience to our
Overal Satisfaction 88% 92%
the children to spark their creativity with a hands-on clay figurine painting. Paintbrush members.
in-hand, they started to get busy as our staff looked on in awe at these “mini Picasso’s” Overal Quality 87% 90%
adding a splash of colour to the clay! Golf 2013 2014
Overall Service 87% 91% Changi 27-hole Golf Course 95% 96%
Before the next activity continued, hungry tummies were filled with a palatable buffet Kranji 18-hole Golf Course 91% 92%
spread. The fun continued with a game of Mr Wolf, something we’re sure no child (or
child at heart!) is a stranger to. The children were then all revved up and ready to know The F&B outlets in the club have, in the past, received For bungalows, the general sentiments from our members were
if their masterpiece won a prize! There were a total of 3 prizes given out for the best- moderate ratings from our members, with the exception of that they were pleased with their overall experience, but a certain
painted clay figurine, presented by our General Manager! JUMBO Seafood Restaurant. In order to improve the quality number of them were slightly disappointed with the availability of
and standard of F&B services, we have sincerely taken into units. To address this issue, there are plans to increase the number
The day rounded off with goodie bags distributed to the children before we bid our account members’ feedback received. This year, we have of chalets in future to the advantage of our members’ enjoyment.
adieus. brought in a new operator, JCafe, to manage the Golfer
Terrace’s F&B service. Even though it is not as high as we
NSRCC looks at reaching out to the less fortunate in the community by making it a wanted it to be, there was an improvement compared to Bungalow 2013 2014
cornerstone of our values. With that, we are definitely anticipating our next CSR the previous year. We have noted members’ desire for better Availability of Unit* 68% 61%
project we embark on! F&B services and will continue to improve this area.
Overall Experience 84% 86%
Food & Beverage 2013 2014
Quality of Facility 83% 89%
Jumbo Seafood Restaurant 89% 90% *Booking System
The Deck @Changi 52% 71%
The Terrace Cafe @ Kranji 50% 50%
Champion Sports Lounge 70% 70%
Bowling Centre Café 52% 60%
Once again, we would like to thank you for participating in NSRCC’s membership survey 2014. We will continue to work hard in all
aspects of our services to provide a better experience for members.
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Hole-In-One Achievers
S/N Who When H’cap Where
Rule 25-3 Wrong
Golf101
1 Andrew Ang Soon Hock 27 November, 2014 13.3 Navy Course Hole 3
Putting Green 2 Maniam s/o Murugiah 15 November, 2014 19.2 Southlinks Country Club Hole 4
3 Mohammed Akram Bin Sadar Mohd 15 November, 2014 23 Navy Course Hole 3
4 Alvin Lee Lin Chong 13 November, 2014 10.1 Keppel Club Hole 16
5 Alan Hong 9 November, 2014 21.8 Navy Course Hole 3
6 Alvin Seah 28 October, 2014 15 Navy Course Hole 6
7 Jason Lim Ai Kang 22 October, 2014 13.7 Marina Bay Golf Course Hole 9
A player must not play as it lies and 8 Neo Ho Guan Bernie 19 October, 2014 12.6 Navy Course Hole 6
9 Mo Hee Meng 17 October, 2014 7 KSGC Hole #14
must take relief without penalty. 10 Lim Teck Kwee 11 October, 2014 15.6 KSGC Hole #14
11 Chia Wee Seng Wilson 10 October, 2014 10 KSGC Hole #17
In August 2014 at 2nd round of Barclay, Paramus USA, the 107th ranked PGA player was penalised for playing a stroke on
the wrong putting green. A bizarre incident not seen for past 3 decades that had Course Superintendents all over the world 12 Lim Teo Hak 6 October, 2014 16 Navy Course Hole 3
cringing. Apparently the 23 year old and his caddie were not aware of the rules. This rule was meant to protect the Greens 13 Tan Chin Seng Peter 6 October, 2014 29 Army Course Hole 7
and prevent others from being affected by the divots created when putting.
14 Rajendram 6 October, 2014 15.8 KSGC Hole #14
Procedure: Player must lift the ball and drop within one club length not nearer the hole than the nearest point of relief. 15 Soh Beng Koon 4 October, 2014 8.8 Army Course Hole 7
16 Tan Swee Gwan 26 September, 2014 13.2 Seletar Country Club Hole 11
For results of Monthly Medal, please go to http://www.nsrcc.com.sg/posting/golf
Must not play ball on wrong putting green Player must lift the ball and drop within one club-
length of nearest point of relief
Penalty: Matchplay
- Loss of hole, Stroke
play-2 strokes.
Player plays ball
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Changes to Course
Maintenance Schedule
G ood news, golfers! Starting January, the course maintenance schedules for both NSRCC Changi
and Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course have been revised, with increased playable timings. Instead
of the previous 9-holes full-day closure on maintenance days, the closure timings have been reduced
Notice to a half day, allowing golfers access to a full 18-hole game in the afternoons.
A course maintenance day includes intensive mandatory practices such as hollow-tining, vertical
of Town Hall Session cutting, and top dressing. Our course maintenance crew will continue to do their best and maintain
the courses in their usual tip-top condition, even with the reduced down time.
Following the announcement of the land acquisition made by the Government
earlier in 2014, NSRCC conducted two briefing sessions that were held in February
and April this year. These sessions were held with a purpose to update members
and seek feedback on the development plans and mitigation measures currently
offered to you.
The club will be hosting its 3rd Town Hall Session on Friday, January 9th 2015, as
we are now ready to share the Club future plans after months of dedicated works
to get clarity on the parameters of the land-take. Members’ feedbacks have been
sincerely taken into account amidst crafting these development plans.
This session will be hosted by NSRCC’s Vice-President Mr Teo Eng Dih. The details
are as follows:
Date : Friday, 9th January 2014
Time : 7:00PM
Venue: NSRCC Changi, Leader’s Room Previous Schedule Revised Schedule
(The function hall above Golfer’s Terrace)
Full-day closure with 9-holes playable. 9-holes will be closed for maintenance, while
remaining 9-holes open for play in the morning.
*Buffet Dinner will be served before the session at 6.00PM
Full 18-holes will be playable in the afternoon.
Changi- Every Monday
(Commencing on 5th January 2015)
For members who are unable to attend this Town Hall Session, a timely update will
be uploaded on our website at www. nsrcc.com.sg/club-news, once it concludes. Kranji – Every Tuesday
For more information please contact our Corporate Communications Division @ (Commencing 6th January 2015)
6540 8550 or email corpcomms@nsrcc.com.sg
[This edition of RV was sent for print before the Town Hall Session on 9 January 2015]
NSRCC’s Management Team
For more information, please contact NSRCC Changi 6540 8500 or KSGC 6795 2300.
Happy Golfing!
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Beyond The Classroom:
Nanyang Polytechnic
& ITE College East
Visit NSRCC
This wasn’t just an average field trip for the groups of students from both
Nanyang Polytechnic & ITE East College’s School of Sports & Wellness
Management. Little did they know that the two hours spent at NSRCC
would open their worlds to a myriad of roles it takes to run an actual golf
& country club daily.
I n the month of November & December 2014, NSRCC opened its doors to these students who were
greeted by our staff and then introduced to the various aspects of the club through a short presentation
on the organisational structure and key facilities.
These students were beyond thrilled when they heard about the live demonstration at one of our courses,
and the fact that they got to sit on a buggy to get there!
The first of the five selected locations was a demonstration by our Course Maintenance team, led by
Changi’s Golf Course Superintendent on turf repair, mowing of tee boxes, greens and fairways, raking of
bunkers and changing pin positions. Despite being under the sweltering sun, the students were provided
with an in-depth look into the hard work it takes to keep our courses in pristine conditions.
They were then introduced to the work of our buggy marshals who showed them what happens from
the time a golfer drops off their bags, to when they come back after their golf flights. We also had
presentations done by our staff on our bungalows, bowling centre, and events management team who
showed them the various conference rooms in the club and packages offered.
Needless to say, the students left our premises with a good
amount of awareness they could then use for their own
projects. On our part as the club, we too felt very satisfied
by imparting as much of knowledge as we could to these
vibrant youths!
If you are an educator, or know of someone who is, and would like to explore opportunities with NSRCC for their
students to come learn more about club operations, please contact our Corporate Communications division at
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NSRCC wins 2014
Inter-Club League
Championship!
The Power of Language
D o NOT use deletions. There, I have just done it myself. In
teaching, we are always mindful of the power of language
and its effect on people. Deletions are when you say not to do
holes, as if they were helping to warn me. I fought like a ninja
warrior to keep those thoughts out of my head and to focus only
on what I wanted my ball to do. Most people do not possess the
something instead of what you really should be saying, and mental fortitude to be able to say to themselves, “OK, I see water
that is what you actually want that person to do. It is so hard over there to the right, whatever you do, don’t go there. Instead,
to do (you should give it a try) but if you can, it will have such go over there, to the left” and then fulfil the second part of that
a profound impact on the individual. As teachers, we all have statement. The way to approach this would be to acknowledge
a responsibility to our students to project the right messages that the water is over to the right, and then say “Aim left, that’s
in the clearest and most powerful way. As parents we also where I need to go, left....”
should bear it in mind as we also have an influence over our
2014 was a bumper year for Team NSRCC at the
child’s golfing development. Not that I am a big fan of parents In teaching, we have to think of ways to say what we want for
getting involved in the technical teaching of golf to their child, I our students to do, and not what we “don’t” want them to do. Singapore Golf Association (SGA) Inter-Club League
believe that should be left to their respective coaches to do, but For example, if a particular student is over swinging and we (ICL); accumulating 33 points with 11 wins out of 13
at least if I can’t stop it from happening, I would like to share are trying to stop that from happening, we get them to feel a legs, the team claimed the championship for the
with parents this one important point, the shorter swing, we explain to them what fourth time in a row since 2011.
avoidance of using deletions. In that way “The human brain a shorter swing may feel like, a stretch
they can possibly help rather than hinder away from the target maybe. We wouldn’t The 2014 SGA ICL concluded with a prize presentation
their child’s development. struggles to stand there and bark at our student to stop dinner held at the Keppel Club on 2 October 2014,
over swinging. It just doesn’t work. They
To prove a point: how many of us golfers separate the do’s hear the words “over swinging”, and guess
where Mr Bob Tan, President SGA, presented the team
with the Overall Champion Trophy. In addition, NSRCC
have stood up on a tee box of a hole,
looked out over that hole and noticed
from the do not’s” what, that’s exactly what they keep on
doing, over swinging. The scene becomes
also took home the titles for “B” Division and “Ladies”
Division.
where the trouble is? All of us have of course. After seeing a depressing downward spiral of emotions and frustrations. The
where the trouble is, let’s say for example there is a hazard to power of language people - you can make the game a lot easier
the right, how many of us have told our self not to hit the ball with the right instruction delivered correctly. Kudos to the golfers, who have played hard throughout
there? Again, probably at some stage all of us have. Now for the the six months and done NSRCC proud!
moment of truth, how many of us have experienced that after By Phil Brew
explicitly instructing ourselves not to hit the ball into the water Director
to the right, we actually hit the ball in the water to the right? Phil Brew Golf Academy
Like a magnet, that ball goes exactly where we did not want the PGA Member of Australia & Singapore
ball to go! Why would we go and do exactly what we didn’t
want to do? Why? Language. We used deletions – we painted a
picture in our minds of a water hazard to the right and then put
a big cross through it and said, “Don’t go there!” It doesn’t work,
it just doesn’t. The human brain struggles to separate the do’s
from the do not’s. It just picks up the key words, “water hazard”
and then the body coordinates itself to fulfil that command.
As a tour player many years ago, I was very aware of this.
Performance was very much linked to having my mind engrossed
in exactly what I wanted the ball to do. There isn’t a caddy on
tour that tells his player not to go right because there is a water
hazard there. Not one that is employed. They all tell their players
what they want them to do with their ball, where they want
them to hit it and maybe with any specific shot requirements
that is relevant. Smart people, they know about all this stuff. I
played in hundreds of Pro-Ams and so many times my amateur
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CNY Facilities
Operating Hours
Facilities CNY Eve 18 feb CNY Day 1 19 feb CNY Day 2 20 feb CNY Day 3 21 feb
HSBC Youth Golf
Golfing Changi Golf Courses 6.45 am – 3 pm Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours
Kranji Sanctuary 6.45 am – 3 pm Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours
Golf Course
Challenge 2014 Driving Range
Par 3
6.45 am – 3 pm
6.45 am – 3 pm
Closed
Closed
Normal Hours
Normal Hours
Normal Hours
Normal Hours
T he HSBC Youth Golf Challenge 2014 concluded at Kranji Sanctuary
Golf Course, with the hosting of this year’s third leg from 1 to 3
December. KSGC has played host to the event since 2012. The morning
General
Membership
Main Lobby
Membership Centre
8 am – 3 pm
8.30 am – 3 pm
Normal Hours
Closed
Normal Hours
10.30 am – 2.30 pm
Normal Hours
10.30 am – 2.30 pm
games, played over three days, saw 71 juniors competing for the various
Food & Beverage Belly View Normal Hours Closed Closed Closed
titles up for grabs.
Stella Closed Closed Closed Normal Hours
The event came to a close with a prize presentation luncheon, where Ms Gurame Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours
Penny Quek, HSBC Brand Governance/Marketing, and Ms Jenny Chong, Bowling Cafe 12 pm – 1 am 10 am – 11 pm 10 am – 1 am 12am – 2 am
NSRCC Lady Captain, gave away the prizes. – Appetizer (Changi)
The Terrace Café (KSGC) Normal Hours Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours
The HSBC Youth Golf Challenge used a stroke play system over three Champion Sports Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours
rounds of 18 holes. A cut was made after 36 holes for the top 60% players
Lounge
(including tie/ties), which determined who qualified for the third round.
The player with the lowest gross aggregate for the three rounds in each JUMBO Seafood Normal Hours 5.30 pm –11 pm Normal Hours Normal Hours
Division claims the winner title. JCafe 7 am –3 pm Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours
Entries are open to boys and girls who are Singapore citizens or permanent
Sports & Recreation NSRCC Resort Bowl 12 pm – 3 am 10 am – 11 pm 10 am – 2 am 12 pm – 2 am
residents 12 – 17 years old as at 1 Dec 2014 and with a USGA Handicap Index
of 20.0 or lower for boys and 27.0 or lower for girls, as at 1 Dec 2014. Video Games Room 12 pm – 3 am 10 am – 11 pm 10 am – 2 am 12 pm – 2 am
(Funzone)
Eastern Pro Shop 2 pm – 6 pm Closed Closed Closed
Results
(Resort Bowl)
Division Name Homeclub 3 Days Gross
Jackpot Room 9.30 am – 3 pm 3 pm – 1 am Normal Hours Normal Hours
‘A’ – 15 to 17 years old
Sea Sports Centre Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours
Boys Winner Leonard Tee Zhi Xian SelCC 213(70,70,73)
Constant Wind Pro Shop Normal Hours Closed Closed Normal Hours
1st Runner-Up Dane Ang Tuan Julin SSS-RCC 222(70,78,74)
Bungalow Reception 8 am - 3 pm Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours
2nd Runner-Up Jeryl Tan Foo Yew WGCC 224(74,75,75)
Centre for Performance Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours
3rd Runner-Up Lucius Toh SelCC 229(74,74,81)
Transformation
Girls Winner Jacqueline Young SGA-WGCC 223(73,81,69)
All other S&R facilities 8 am - 3 pm Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours
1st Runner-Up Linette Chua Wen Ting NSRCC 226(74,79,73)
2nd Runner-Up Maisarah Bte Saadon SSS-RCC 243(82,79,82)
3rd Runner-Up Deanna Ngo Wei Qi SSS-NSRCC 247(83,83,81)
Division Name Homeclub 3 Days Gross
‘B’ – 12 to 14 years old
Boys Winner Donovan Lee Zhi Peng WGCC 227(79,74,74)
1st Runner-Up Charles Benjamin alliston SSS-SelCC 228(73,79,76)
2nd Runner-Up Tommy tan Xuan Hao SGA-OCC 228(75,77,76)
3rd Runner-Up Bryan Bolte WGCC 236(78,76,82)
Girls Winner Erika Layson RCC 226(75,76,75)
1st Runner-Up Vanessa Khoo Qi Lin SelCC 236(81,79,76)
2nd Runner-Up Denise Wong Mei Yan SSS-WGCC 247(84,80,83)
3rd Runner-Up Lizanne Lam NSRCC 249(81,84,84)resort view 22
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Tennis Tips from NSRCC Car Park to take
Coach David CEPAS-compliant cards!
#1 Use the left hand on your groundstrokes
Understanding the use of the left hand
#5 For depth on your groundstrokes, visualize hitting through 4
balls
N SRCC’s car park gantries will
soon be able to take CEPAS-
compliant cards.
will make a tremendous difference in If you can consistently keep the ball deep in your opponent’s
the quality and consistency of your court, you will be very tough to beat. To help you get the necessary From December 2014 to January 2015,
groundstokes. Hold the throat of your depth on your groundstrokes, visualize hitting forward through 4
lanes will be closed temporarily on
racket lightly in the fingertips of your left balls in a row before coming around on the follow through. This
a rotational basis to facilitate the
hand (for right handed players), with the will lengthen your contact area, get the ball deep and keep your
index finger touching the strings. Used opponent in trouble. upgrading of the car park system to
this way the left hand has 4 functions. It CEPAS full Electronic Parking System
keeps the racket head up between shots, it #6 For a forehand weapon, start with a closed racket face (EPS).
allows you to rest the right hand between Every good player needs at last one shot that is a weapon and
shots, it helps make grip changes faster, and most importantly, it for many it is the forehand. Watch the top players with the great We are sorry for any inconvenience
adjusts the angle of your racket face. 95% of the mistakes on your forehands - they prepare with the racket face closed. Closing the caused, and thank you for your
groundstrokes either go into the net or long. If the ball is going racket face and making any necessary adjustments of the angle patience.
into the net, it’s because the racket face is too closed. So simply with the left hand, will give you confidence in your forehand - so
open the racket face with your left hand. If the ball is going too that it truly can be a weapon Good things come to those who wait: lanes will be closed temporarily from With the upgrade, this sign will be a
long, it’s because the racket face is too open-so close the racket December 2014 to January 2015 to upgrade the car park system. Thank you thing of the past.
for your patience!
face more with your left hand. You can now adjust the angle of #7 Add the open stance forehand to your game
your racket face, and with it the depth of your shots, so that you You will notice that the top players hit both closed stance forehands
can keep hitting your groundstrokes with confidence. (they turn sideways and step toward the net) and open stance
foehands (facing the net with the weight on the outside foot). It is
#2 Be practical and get the ball back fine to do either - the important thing is to be balanced. However,
Are you one of those players concerned with looking good on the if you always turn sideways, you should practice and add the open
THE TERRACE CAFÉ
court? A good opponent is going to force you all over the court stance forehand to your game. The added benefit is that if you are
and not give you time to look good. Remember form is not a forced out wide for a ball, hitting an open stance forehand saves
fundamental of tennis. But getting the ball back one more time is. you two steps and will allow you to get back into position more
CHEF NOODLES
Be practical. React accordingly and do whatever it takes to get the quickly for the next shot. So practice this shot - it will be a valuable
ball back over the net. addition to your game.
#3 For solid contact on your groundstrokes, squeeze the bottom #8 To hit your backhand down the line hide your logo from your
3 fingers opponent
If you find your racket is turning in your hands at the point of If you are having difficulty hitting your backhand down the line,
contact, squeeze the 3 fingers, from baby finger to middle finger, it is probably because you are swinging around and not foreward,
then wrap the thumb and forefinger around the grip. You will opening your body to face the net and your opponent. This causes
experience more solid contact, and even the sound of your hit the ball to go crosscourt. In order to lenghten your contact area
will be crisper. Doing this will be especially helpful when you are forward, try thinking about hiding the logo on your tennis shirt
playing against a hard hitter, and when you are nervous. Between from your opponent. This will stop you from opening up, and your
shots, relax the racket hand on the grip, letting the left hand at the backhand will go down the line.
throat support your racket.
#9 Keep your feet moving through the entire point
#4 Think of racket preparation instead of racket back Watch the best players - their feet are constantly moving between
Players often learn to take the racket back on their groundstrokes. shots, and they are on their toes until the point is over, able to react
This is fine if the ball is coming relatively slowly. However, on a and change directions more quickly. Check your own feet while you
hard hit ball or a ball coming at you quickly, there simply isn’t time are playing. Are you planting your feet between shots? Keep your
to take the racket back. Instead, you want to learn to prepare the feet in perpetual motion throughout the entire point, and you will
racket according to the ball coming in. If it is a slow ball, you have find you are having less trouble getting ready for the next shot. KUALA LUMPUR NOODLE CRISPY SEAFOOD NOODLE
time for a full preparation, on a medium paced ball, take a medium
preparation and on a fast ball, you may only have time to simply #10 For a better serve think wrist
block the ball back. So rather than think racket back every time you
see the ball comign over the net, prepare according to the speed
Many people find that the serve is a difficult shot. One problem
they have is trying to perfect the toss-and that is difficult given
Member $7.80 Member $7.20
of the ball factors like the wind, the sun, nerves, and lack of coordination with
the tossing hand. Actually the serve can be simple. Just understand
Public $8.50 Public $8.00
Keen to pick up tennis, or just looking to brush up your skills? that the key to the serve is the wrist. A nice loose wirst throughout
Pacific Tennis Academy offers lessons at NSRCC! For more the serve gets the ball in, gives you the direction, spin and power-
*Serving time approximately 10 mins.
information, please contact Juhainie at 6540 8564 or email and can even salvage a bad toss. So when you are serving, think
juhainie@nsrcc.com.sg. wrist.
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Dining Destination: NSRCC Changi & KSGC
Whether it’s for a game of golf, a business meeting, a dinner with friends or even having
some time to yourself, one thing is for sure – you’re in for an amazing dining experience in Sea Sports Centre
any one of our F&B outlets in either of our clubhouses!
Bellyview Cafe
While many hawker stalls line
the streets of the Eastern part
NSRCC Changi Clubhouse of Singapore, Bellyview Café
provides ultimate food lovers
JUMBO Group of Restaurants with exceptionally good ‘Zhi
A name every crab-lover is no stranger to, JUMBO offers some Char’ dishes, without having
of the tastiest styles of crabs cooked, and authentic Chinese to travel too far from the
cuisine to match. This well-renowned establishment also clubhouse. You will be treated
tickles our taste buds with dishes such as Fried Cereal Prawns, to the chefs preparing their
Mocha-Pork Ribs and glorious Fried Rice cooked in many ways. dishes from scratch such as
And if you have room left for dessert, why not give their Mango Fish Head Curry, Hor Fun and
Pudding a try too? This menu is definitely not one to be missed piping hot Clay pot noodles,
STELLA
out on (don’t forget your Deep – Fried Mantous too!) right in front of your eyes.
The cool sea-breeze brushing
This restaurant is a must for
against your face, along with
people in search of comfort
astounding views of airplanes
food which has earned its vast
taking off into the sunset, STELLA
following amongst nearby
lives up to the hype of a bar nestled
offices.
in a perfect beach setting. Cocktail
menus are set to entice you, with
Gurame Indonesian Restaurant
Western fare such as Burgers, Bar
Sugar and spice, but mostly spice is
Grub, Pastas and an unforgettable
what Gurame Indonesian Restaurant
Brunch menu on weekends. You
blends together to serve up a good
could momentarily be forgiven for
combination of cuisine of the East
thinking you’re out of the country
JCafe @ The Deck Champion Sports Lounge Indies. Udang Gala Sambal, Tahu
for a hot minute.
Under the wing of JUMBO Group If Western fare is what you crave, then it is what you will get. Let Champion Kipas and their signature
of Restaurants comes their latest Sports Lounge offer you an array of delectable cuisine such as Steak & Gurame Goreng (a special
addition, JCafe. Unlike its big sister, Chicken Chop and Char-Grilled Fish combos served with sides of your deep fried fish) are items
JCafe promises to bring you back to choice. Tasty Spaghetti Vongole, Salad and Pizzas of different toppings that are truly must-try’s!
the simplicity of home-cooked meals. are also served. The menu also includes local classics such Mee Goreng With its new Singapore
With a menu ranging from items and rice dishes. Live EPL/BPL matches are also aired there, and if you’re Halal certification, our
such as Nasi Lemak, Curry Chicken in a competitive mood, challenge yourself with players from around the Muslim members can
Noodles, Fish & Pork Porridge and globe in a game of darts. now enjoy sumptuous
a Western menu offering delights cuisine in a restaurant
Appetizer
such as Carbonara and Fish & Chips, that prides itself in
Amidst the stimulation of a bowling
we trust that your tummies will be serving only the finest
game, Appetizer sets to put grumbling
filled after a challenging game of Indonesian food.
tummies at ease with scrumptious Local &
golf. Add in a dramatic feature of our Western fare. If Chicken Cutlets, Sweet & Sour
golf courses as a view, we couldn’t Fish with Rice, Tom Yam Noodles and Hokkien Mee
possibly ask for more. sound delightful to your ears, then it’s a high chance your
cravings will be fulfilled. With a bustling atmosphere,
Appetizer promises to deliver no less than what you
Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course
expect. Jun Hang
Located at the Golfers’ Terrace of KSGC, Jun
Hang boasts of globally-inspired cuisines
that can’t go wrong with any self-
proclaimed foodie. Their popular dishes
include Teochew-style Bak Kut Teh,
Mongolian Chicken and Seafood
Tom Yam. This café sets their sights
on ensuring you come back for more
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Be Blessed with Abundance this Chinese New Year with JUMBO!
The beginning of a new year is a time
to take stock of one’s achievements
Live Lobster Baked with Lemon
in the past year, prepare for a better Grass Sauce 茅香酱炬龙虾
year, and show appreciation for the
successful passage of yet another
year with all your loved ones.
C hinese culture, given its long history, is
steeped in traditions and superstitions,
passed on from generations before. The Chinese
are also famous for their love for food. The
Chinese New Year, or Spring Festival, being Deep Fried Prawn with Basil Leaves and Salad
one of the most important events of the year, 酥炸九层塔虾球
has many examples of these two traits in
action. With a focus on premium, high-quality
ingredients to celebrate an abundant year, Speaking of Chinese New Year must-haves, Yu Sheng (鱼生) is one
dishes are given auspicious names, with heavy dish that appears on every table during this festive season. The Deep Fried Cod Fish with Chef Special Mango Sauce
usage of homonyms, to confer upon diners appetizer is filled with ingredients that have a specific greeting 香芒酱炸雪鱼 Braised Dry Oyster with Winter Mushroom and “Fa Cai” 北菇蚝豉发菜
many blessings for the new year. associated with it; the fish is added with an utterance of “年年有
余”, meaning ‘Abundance’ every year, as the word ‘fish’ in Mandarin
One dish that somewhat breaks this mould is the also sounds like ‘Abundance’. Yu Sheng sauce, usually a sweet
Pen Cai (盆菜). The name, when directly translated, plum sauce mix, is generously drizzled with “甜甜蜜蜜” to wish
mean ‘basin dish’. How very inelegant! However, everyone a sweet and blessed life. The golden crackers, which are
this dish has a great story behind its creation. It is a hit with children, will hopefully bring you “满地黄金”, or ‘A floor
said that long time ago, an emperor fleeing from a full of gold’. “Lo hei” with JUMBO’s Prosperity Yu Sheng, and toss
war with his troops sought refuge at a village. The as high as possible; the higher you toss, the higher the growth of
villagers brought out their best ingredients to make your fortune!
a meal fit for the emperor and his many soldiers,
but there was no dish big enough to serve it. In Stemming from the Buddhist practice of self-purification, it is
a stroke of creativity, they decided to use a basin believed that starting the New Year with a vegetarian diet helps
instead! Over the years, the Pen Cai has evolved to to build good karma, for a better year ahead. Over the
become a dish that signifies a host’s hospitality as years, this practice has developed into a norm, where
one would use only the best stuff they have, and a vegetarian dish is always included in the Chinese
unity as diners have to surround and share the New Year feast line-up. It also provides balance to
large basin of goodies. an occasion where many rich and heavy foods are
consumed. The Sautéed Selected Vegetarian
JUMBO’s Festive Pen Cai is very aptly named Delight “如意吉祥” features a variety of Prosperity Salmon Yu Sheng 捞财鱼生
“聚财宝盆”, which can be translated as ‘Wealth- mushrooms on a bed of blanched
Gathering Precious Basin’. True to its name, it vegetables, with a light sauce.
is filled with treasures such as Abalone, Sea Decidedly different from the other
Cucumber, Fish Maw, Dried and Fresh Scallops, Live items, this dish stands out with its
Prawns, Shiitake Mushrooms and Fa Cai (发菜), as austere simplicity, and deserves a
well as many other exquisite ingredients. As any place on every table. Sauteed Selected
Vegetarian Delight
Chinese would know, it is a must to eat Fa Cai, or 鲜菌上素
hair moss, during Chinese New Year, to ensure one With all these blessings, there are so many more
will also fa cai (发财), or prosper, in the coming year. reasons to feast this Chinese New Year! However,
Get a big dose of prosperity with the Braised Dry do not forget the greatest blessing of all: being
Oyster with Winter Mushroom and Fa Cai. Its very surrounded by beloved family and friends over a
auspicious name “好事发财” literally means ‘good good meal at JUMBO Seafood Restaurant.
events and prosperity’; you will be blessed with a
great year after eating it!
Festive Pen Cai 贺年盆菜 Braised Whole Abalone with Dried Seafood in Claypot (10 heads)
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Legaxy Golf Tennis lessons Meridian 101
Every Sunday Acupressure
$40/hr (member)/$60/hr
Fees:
Group Lessons
Natural Therapy
sports
(guest) Falcon Room, $35 + 7% GST for a 1 hour session, $300 +
9:00 am to 6:00 pm 7% GST for 10 lessons (NSRCC Member) Date: 11 Jan 2015 (Sunday)
Time: 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
*Fees: Free (Member), $5 (Guest)
Administrative fee $75
(inclusive of 1 set of
Swimming Lessons $40 + 7% GST for a 1 hour session, $350 +
7% GST for 10 lessons (Signed-In Guest) Closing Date: 4 Jan 2015, Sunday
uniform) 10% off with
For children age 5 – 12 years old Meridian Massage is a simple,
purchase of 10 lessons Private lessons and other tennis
‘Fortune
Duration: 10 weeks modernized D.I.Y. way to improve
or more
Fees:
programmes are also available.
Moolahsophy your health.
For more information,
Beginners: 1 Coach to 6 Students
Tennis lessons will be conducted by Cat’ Fondant
email info@legaxygolf.com
$236.79 (NSRCC Junior
Pacific Tennis Academy (PTA). Date: 14 & 15 Mar 2015 (Saturday & Saturday) This short 1.5 hour session is a Cupcake
Decorating
Member)/$258.19 (Signed-in Guest)* Time: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm demo and intro on how you could
Note that an additional $10 applies *Fees: $260 (Member), $280 (Guest) destress and relief pains on your
for Beginners testing fees.
For more information, please contact
Juhainie at 6540 8564 or email Closing Date: 28 Feb 2015, Saturday shoulder especially after spending Workshop
juhainie@nsrcc.com.sg. long hours at the computer.
SwimSafer: 1 Coach to 10 Students Promotion: Date: 1 Feb 2015
$258.19 (NSRCC Junior 1) Early Bird: $230 (Member), $250 (Guest) You’ll leave the class feeling much Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Member)/$279.59 (Signed-in Guest)* - Valid for registrations till 31 Jan 2015 more relaxed! *Fees per pair: $65 (member) /
Note that an additional $20 applies 2) 2nd participant register together:$230 (Member), $75 (guest)
for SwimSafer testing fees. $250 (Guest) – Valid till 28 Feb 2015 For more details, please contact Closing date: 16 Jan 2015
Waty at 6540 8563 or email
A minimum of 3 students is A holiday bootcamp for children ages 7 to 12 to ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg Huat ah! Usher in good luck
required to start a class. No classes explore the world of money and virtue. Over the *Fees are subject to 7% GST. Programme starts and celebrate the year of the
are scheduled on public holidays. course of 2 days, students will be introduced with a minimum of 10 participants. goat with fortune cupcakes.
Availability of time slots subjected to to fundamental principles and virtues behind This is a parent-child activity.
the number of students. Kickboard PlayMoolah’s 5 pillars of money. Through theatre,
required during each lesson. storytelling, games, and arts, this bootcamp will lay For more details, please
the foundations necessary for a healthy relationship contact Waty at 6540 8563 or
For more information, please contact with money. email ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg
Juhainie at 6540 8564 or email Fees are subject to 7% GST. Course starts
Juhainie@nsrcc.com.sg. For more details, please contact Waty at 6540 8563 with a minimum of 10 participants.
*All guests must be signed in by NSRCC Member. or email ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg
Prices as stated are inclusive of 7% GST.
*Fees are subject to 7% GST. Fee includes daily lunch and tea breaks. Class
starts with a minimum of 20 participants.
Hatha Yoga (Indoor) Learn to make
courses
earrings with Bicycle Maintenance Workshop
Date: 22 Mar – 24 May 2015 (Every Sunday)
Time: 8:30 am – 9:30 am Swarovski Crystals by Park Tool School
*Fees: $ 140 (Member), $ 160 (Sign-in Guest)
Closing Date: 8 Mar 2015, Sunday Date: 7 Feb 2015 (Saturday)
Time: 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Date: 7 Mar 2015 (Saturday)
*Fees: $45 (Member), $55 (Guest) Time: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm (Novice-Basic),
For more details, please contact Waty at
Closing Date: 23 Jan 2015, Friday 9:00 pm – 6:00 pm (Advanced)
6540 8563 or email ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg
*Fees: $260 (Member), $280 (Guest)
*Fees are subject to 7% GST. Class starts with a minimum of 6 participants.
In this two-hour workshop, JDMIS-certified Patsy Chia will Age Group: 10 years and above
Closing Date: 15 Feb 2015, Sunday
teach basic beading skills. Participants will then practice
by making a pair of these beautiful Cubie Earrings. After *Fees:
mastering these basic beading skills, you may go on to be Novice-Basic: $60 (NSRCC Member), $70 (SAFRA Member), $75 (Guest)
creative to create your own personal jewelry pieces. Advanced: $130 (NSRCC Member), $140 (SAFRA Member), $155 (Guest)
50% off for Child (10-16yrs) with a registered adult.
For more details, please contact Waty at 6540 8563 or email
ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg Park Tool School books, tools, lube and other bikes accessories will be on offer. For more details, please contact Waty at
*Fees are subject to 7% GST. Fee inclusive cost of materials. Class starts with a minimum of
6540 8563 or email ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg
10 participants. Colour design of Cubie Earrings may vary.
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Bowling Promotions facilitiesdirectory
promotions
main lobby reception driving range golf pro-shop
Corporate bowling event Tel: 6543 1726
For more than 20 pax groups Tel: 6542 8288 7 am to 11 pm (daily, except Mon: 2pm to 11 pm) transview
$3.90/game per pax – 6 lanes available 6543 5725 (booking of facilities)
phil brew golf academy
Tel: 6543 2051
8 am to 8 pm (daily) 7am to 7pm, daily
Tel: 6545 1601
Festive bowling (2pm – 4pm) membership centre bungalow reception
Valentine’s Day 14 February, Saturday sports & social facilities
Tel: 6540 8555/8556
Chinese New Year 19 – 20 February, Thursday & Friday 8.30 am to 5.30 pm (Mon to Fri) billiards room
Tel: 6542 2036
Fax: 6545 6544
Fees: $5.00/2 games (Member)/$6.00/2 games (Guest) 10.30 am to 2.30 pm 10 am to 10 pm Opening Hours: 9 am to 8 pm (daily)
(Weekends & Public Holidays) (daily, but extendable to 11 pm upon request) Booking Hours: 9 am to 7 pm (daily)
Night bowling (11:30pm – 1:30am)
Karaoke Promotions
f&b outlets fitness centre Six-month advance bookings are open on a
Every Friday & Saturday (excluding Eve of PH & PHs) Tel: 6543 5715 rolling basis. Members can make bookings via
Fees: $2.50 per game/$2.00 per game (Seniors 50+) appetizer (at bowling centre) 7 am to 9.30 pm (Weekdays) phone, in-person or via the Internet at our
12 pm to 11 pm (Mon to Thu) 7 am to 8.30 pm (Weekends & Public Holidays) website www.nsrcc.com.sg.
Canary (Small) 12 pm to 2 am (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays) Check-in: 2 pm to 7 pm
$10/hr (daily); $12/hr (Eves & PH) Call 6545 6365, or email bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg 10 am to 11 pm (Sun & Public Holidays) jackpot room Check-out: 9 am to 10 am
9.30 am to 12 am (Mon to Thu)
Hornbill & Flamingo (Medium) champion sports lounge 12 pm to 1 am (Fri)
$15/hr (daily); $18/hr (Eves & PH) Tel: 6542 4688 9.30 am to 2 am (Sat)
others
9.30 am to 12 am (Sun & Public Holidays)
Kingfisher (VIP) email: enquiry@championbar.com.sg
9.30 am to 1 am (eve of Public Holidays)
11.30 am to 12 am (Sun to Thu)
$40/hr (daily); $48/hr (Eves & PH) 11.30 am to 1 am (Fri, Sat & eve of
sparks & shines car grooming services
nsrcc
Public Holidays) funzone (video games arcade and pool)
Tel: 6285 5655
12 pm to 10 pm
Member’s Birthday (Mon to Thu, Sun & Public Holidays)
7 am to 7 pm (Tue to Sun)
jumbo seafood @ nsrcc
NSRCC Members are entitled to Free KTV for 1 Hour Tel: 6552 3435 12 pm to 11 pm
Closed on Monday & Public Holidays
during their birthday month! ** 11.30 am to 3 pm (lunch daily) (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays)
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12 pm to 11 pm (Mon to Thu, Sun & Public Tel: 6445 5108
Tel : 6546 3839
Holidays) 10 am to 7 pm (daily)
Email : jcafe@jumbogroup.com.sg
Call 6545 6365 or email bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg 7am to 8pm (daily) 12 pm to 2 am (Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays)
centre for performance transformation
Snooker Bi-Monthly Medal
* Fees are subject to 7% GST. ** Not valid on Eve of PH & PHs. Last order – 7:30pm
kidz corner (indoor playroom) Tel: 6214 9412
2015
the terrace cafe (kranji sanctuary) 8 am to 10 pm (daily)
belly view cafe
Tel: 6791 1948
kindergolf 11 am - 10 pm (Tue to Sun & Public Holidays)
7 am to 8 pm (daily)
events
Tel: 6214 0581 Closed on Monday
Date: 1 January 2015 – 31 December 2015 corporate/private events 9 am to 6 pm (Mon to Sun)
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*Fees: $120 (Member) resort bowl @ nsrcc Tel: 6214 9168
Age Group: 16 years and above the falcon, the corvette,the larden,
Tel: 6545 6365 / 6545 2059 12 pm to 10.30 pm (Mon to Thu)
oriole 1 and oriole 2, the leaders 12 pm to 12 am (Fri & eve of Public Holidays)
12 pm to 11 pm (Mon to Thu)
For booking enquiries, call 6543 5749 / 9 am to 12 am (Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)
12 pm to 2 am
This is a Bi-Monthly activity to brush up your skills 6543 5735 / 6540 8566
(Fri, Sat & eve of Public Holidays)
in snooker. Allow regular trainings and exposure of email: events@nsrcc.com.sg
10 am to 11 pm (Sun & Public Holidays) gurame indonesian restaurant
Tel: 6542 2038
tournament’s formats. For bookings of The Sanctuary I & II at KSGC 12 pm to 3 pm (daily)
Valentine & Pre-Chinese New
resort bowl @ nsrcc - eastern pro-shop
and F&B catering, call 6795 2300 for 6 pm to 10 pm (daily)
2 pm to 10 pm (Tue to Thu, Sun & Public
reservations and enquires.
Programme includes:
Year Flea
Holidays)
1) 4x Tournaments; chances to win medals, trophies golf facilities
2 pm to 11 pm (Fri, Sat & Eve of Public Holidays)
Closed on Monday
and cash prizes
Date: 7 February (Sat) and 8 February 2015 (Sun) 2) Complimentary trainings (4hrs/month) golf reception squash court
Tel: 6540 8500
Time: 11:00 am – 8:00 pm; 9:00 am – 6:00 pm Fax: 6542 7710 / 6545 6525
10 am to 10 pm (daily)
*Fees (1 Day): $30 (Member), $45 (Sign-in Guest) For more details, please contact Waty at 6540 8563 or Opening Hours: 7 am to 5.30 pm swimming pool & wet playground
Age Group: 16 years and above (For registration only) email ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg Booking Hours: 8 am to 9 pm (Mon to Sun)
Weekend Golf
Closing Date: 23 January 2015 *Fees are subject to 7% GST. Programme proceeds with a minimum of 15 (following weekend and public holidays) tennis courts
registrations. In-person* - 6 pm to 7 pm (Fri) 7 am to 10 pm (daily)
Declutter for Chinese New Year and make some cash at our Internet - 6 pm onwards (Thurs)
Telephone - 9.30 am to 5 pm
Valentine & Pre-Chinese New Year Flea! (Sat onwards)
* currently not available at Kranji Sanctuary Golf Course
Weekday Golf
For more details, please contact Waty at 6540 8563 or In-person, Telephone - 9.30 am to 5 pm (daily)
email ernawaty@nsrcc.com.sg Internet - 9.30 am onwards (from Mon)
*Fees are subject to 7% GST. Limited tables are available for booking.You can also read
