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A bi-monthly publication by National Service Resort & Country Club
MCI (P) 019/10/2019 September/October 2020
Ismail
Amran Hai Kwang
Our Long Safiee
Service
Staff Kwee Meng
Nasarudin Jimmy
Chung Wai
MosFor more details:
Contents
Seen & Heard
4 Enhancing Safety Measures for our
Members and Staff
5 Get Healthy @ NSRCC - Mental &
Sep/Oct 2020 Physical Health Benefits of Swimming
6 Getting Help in Coping with COVID-19
Editor
Chua Swee Kiat
On Par
8 Greenside Matters
9 Hole-in-One Achievers
Editorial Team
10 The Favourite Holes at 4
Jackson Loy NSRCC Changi and Kranji
Johnny Ong 12 The Golfing Lab – How to
Mike Neo Create a Proper Shoulder
Derek Chan Turn
Vincent Chua
Koh Boon Check
Derrick Hia Front Page Story
Sheena Anne-Marie 14 Congratulations to Our Long
Nur Isyana Isaman Service Staff at NSRCC!
is published bi-monthly by In & Around NSRCC
National Service Resort & 19 Recognising the Contributions of
Country Club
10 Changi Coast Walk, the Kranji Service Realignment
Singapore 499739 Committee NSRCC
Tel: 6542 8288 Fax: 6545 6508 20 Senior Minister of State for Defence
Mr Zaqy Mohamad Visits GQF
at NSRCC Changi 10
Email Address 21 NSRCC Club President LG Melvyn
corpcomms@nsrcc.com.sg Ong Visits Temporary Dorms at
NSRCC Kranji 21
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Semco Design Communications Pte Ltd Updates
22 Upcoming Events &
Classes
In Every Issue
2 Office Bearers
At Your Service
The views and comments in this magazine
may not necessarily represent that of the
3 The Editor Speaks
NSRCC Management. No part of this 24 Facilities Directory
magazine may be reproduced without
prior written permission from NSRCC. All
correspondences should be addressed to
the editor, Resort View.
RESORT VIEW 1Office Bearers
PATRON CHANGI MANAGEMENT Greens & Handicap RESORT & FACILITIES
Prime Minister of Singapore COMMITTEE Committee COMMITTEE
Lee Hsien Loong Chairman Captain Chairman
Ho Chin Ning Toh Bee Chew Winston Lee Chee Peng
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Vice-Chairman Vice Captains Vice Chairman
Chairman Lee Chee Peng Tan Yong Hui Brian Tan Heok Andy
Chan Heng Kee Members Tan Lay Har Convenor (Bowling)
Deputy Chairmen Kwa Hian Djoe Andrew Members Chan Yu Quan Derek
LG Ong Su Kiat Melvyn Toh Bee Chew Winston Chee Wee Leong Raymond Convenor (Family Recreation)
Pang Kin Keong Too Chee Keong Patrick Cher Lew Err Andrew Florence Khemlani
Director Ng Heng Chew Chia Kim Noi Florence Convenor (Billiards)
Ho Chin Ning Ho Chee Boon Stanley Chua Peng Loke Vincent Lam Soon Onn Randy
Teo Eng Dih Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Chua Yam Seng
Members
Tay Yew Chye Derrick Dr Potjanat Intrasoot
Lee Chin Ek
GENERAL COMMITTEE Goh Huat Beng William
Lim Wee Kiat
President KRANJI MANAGEMENT Huang Mee Foh David
Soh Bee Leng Richard
LG Ong Su Kiat Melvyn COMMITTEE Keong Boon Kee Clifford
Tang Teck Wah
Vice President Chairman Koh Boon Check
COMR Yap Wee Teck Eric COMR Yap Wee Teck Eric Lee Hu Gek Cynthia
PUBLICITY & ENGAGEMENT
Ho Chin Ning Vice-Chairman Ng Kim Teck Vincent
COMMITTEE
Captain COL Lim Han Yong Por Rosaline
Honorary Editor/Chairman
Toh Bee Chew Winston Members Chua Swee Kiat
Han Chi Kwang Patrick Daniel DISCIPLINARY
Members Members
Joe Chan Soon Chee COMMITTEE
Chua Swee Kiat Loy Dek Ee Jackson
Koh Soon Chuang Chairman
Lee Chee Peng Neo Wee Beng Mike
Ng Heng Chew Leong Kwang Ian
Leong Chee Keen Edward Ong Hock Lam Johnny
Leong Kwang Ian Ho Chee Boon Stanley Vice Chairman
Tan Chai Hiang Joanne Keok Tong San
Ng Kin Yi AUDIT COMMITTEE
Siva Shanmugam Yeo Yew Jin Jason Members Chairman
General Manager/Secretary Lee Su Peng Siva Shanmugam
Ng Heng Chew REDEVELOPMENT Lim Yong Chin Lawrence
Members
COMMITTEE Nandakumar Ponniya Servai
Leong Chee Keen Edward
Senior Manager (Finance &
Chairman Ong Sing Huat
Admin)/Treasurer Ng Kin Yi
Lee Chee Peng Poh Hee Hian
Tan Chai Hiang Joanne
Tan Heok Andy Tay Kian Hwee David
Members
Florence Khemlani
Kan Kon Cheong
Siva Shanmugam
Tan Yong Hui Brian
At Your Service
GENERAL MANAGER CHANGI GOLF BUNGALOWS FINANCE
Ng Heng Chew golfing@nsrcc.com.sg bungalows@nsrcc.com.sg Assistant Manager, Finance & Admin
gm@nsrcc.com.sg Manager, Golf Assistant Manager, Resort Grace Poh 6540 8578
Derrick Tay 6540 8548 Clarica Loo 6540 8559
DIRECTOR Senior Executive (Golf) Executive (Bungalows) PAYMENT & STATEMENT OF
Business Strategy & Resort Tony Pang 6540 8546 Safiee 6542 8286 ACCOUNTS ENQUIRIES
Stanley Ho Officer (Credit)
Senior Executive (Golf)
stanley@nsrcc.com.sg CORPORATE/PRIVATE Quck Lian Chuan 6540 8588
May Lim 6540 8545
EVENTS
SENIOR MANAGERS/ KRANJI GOLF events@nsrcc.com.sg MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING
MANAGERS kranji@nsrcc.com.sg Manager, Resort
membership@nsrcc.com.sg
Facilities marketing@nsrcc.com.sg
Senior Manager, NSRCC Kranji Yam Chung Wai 6540 8566
David Ho Assistant Manager, Membership
Jason Yeo 6795 2307 Executive (Event Management)
david@nsrcc.com.sg Tan Ei Kheng 6540 8552
Executive (Operations, Patrick Soong 6543 5735
Finance & Admin CSO Membership
NSRCC Kranji) Emily Zhang 6543 5749
Joanne Tan Faezah 6540 8556
Nasarudin 6795 2304
joanne@nsrcc.com.sg
Assistant Executive (Golf, SPORTS & RECREATION Executive (Marketing)
HR & Training S&R@nsrcc.com.sg Alix Chu 6543 5733
NSRCC Kranji)
Joey Leau
Fadzli 6795 2300 Executive (Sea Sports &
joey@nsrcc.com.sg
Recreation) Corporate
Business Strategy & MMC
COURSE MAINTENANCE Eunicia Tan 6543 5737 Communications
Derrick Hia corpcomms@nsrcc.com.sg
Course Superintendent (Kranji) Assistant Executive
derrickhia@nsrcc.com.sg Assistant Manager
Lim Kah Hwee 6795 2319 (Sports & Recreation)
Information Technology Juhainiemasra 6540 8564 (Corporate Communications)
Course Superintendent (Changi)
Tan Chun Hau Sheena Anne-Marie 6540 8550
Lee Kok Keong 6543 5713
chunhau@nsrcc.com.sg RESORT BOWL @ NSRCC Assistant Executive
Course Maintenance bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg (Corporate Communications)
Teh Hsien Liang Executive (Resort) Nur Isyana 6540 8557
hsienliang@nsrcc.com.sg Dennis Chew 6540 8567
4 RESORT VIEWThe Editor Speaks
Dear Members
I hope you enjoyed this year’s National Day celebrations as much as I did.
Somehow everything felt refreshingly different to me even though the scale and format of the
celebrations had to be adjusted or scaled down to adhere to the restrictions necessitated by the
Covid-19 pandemic. What impressed me particularly was the sight of six RSAF fighter jets flying in
formation over eight hospitals across Singapore to honour our healthcare workers.
Here at the Club, our golf courses were packed as usual over the National Day weekend. The lines
of golfers clad in the national colours of red and white created vibrant celebratory visuals. In some
ways they helped to make up for the lack of traditional club activities to mark the event this year
which, understandably, had been curtailed by the pandemic safety measures.
In this issue of RV, we too pay tribute to our very own special group of people: staff members who
have received the Long Service Award (5 to 25 years) for their dedicated service to the Club.
Nasarudin Ismaon from Kranji, for instance, has been with us since 1994 when NSRCC was newly
opened. Or Yam Chung Wai a veteran of 15 years from Changi. Read what they and their colleagues
have to say about their NSRCC journey and the satisfaction they derive in serving the Club and its
members in their various positions.
We also have two special write-ups on our Club’s continuing support of the Whole-of-Government
efforts during this pandemic. Senior Minister of State for Defence Mr Zaqy Mohamad visited our
Changi bungalows which are now serving as a Government Quarantine Facility (GQF) and our
Club President LG Melvyn Ong had a site tour of the temporary dormitories at NSRCC Kranji.
With the need to keep safe in the current environment, the Club is constantly looking at ways to
protect members when they are using the facilities. One recent measure was the application of
a self-disinfecting coating called SDST on common touch points such as those in Resort Bowl,
Fitness Centre, Sky Range and all golf buggies.
Now that Vice-Captain Brian Tan has introduced us to the signature as well as
most challenging holes at NSRCC, he turns his attention to two holes that he
thinks are likely to be the favourite of many golfers. I will leave you to find out
what these are and why he thinks they are immensely playable.
See you at the Club soon!
Regards,
Chua Swee Kiat
Editor
RESORT VIEW 3Seen & Heard
Enhancing
Safety Measures
for our Members and Staff
A
s part of our Club-wide efforts to further enhance precautionary measures,
several high contact touch points at various facilities have been treated with
self-disinfecting coating. These include the steering wheels and handles on all
buggies at both NSRCC Changi and Kranji, basket handles and tags for the bays at Sky
Range, door handles at the Golf Reception, exercise equipment in the Fitness Centre,
bowler’s console at Resort Bowl and several other locations.
The coating is called SDST and it kills bacteria, viruses and fungi upon contact on
treated surfaces. It is also the same coating that is applied to buttons in all HDB lifts. In
addition to spraying SDST on high contact touch points, these areas also continue to
undergo frequent cleaning and sanitisation. The effectiveness of SDST is not affected
by cleaning solutions. In fact, it can last up to three months.
We hope that with this additional measure, the Club will be able to provide a safer
environment for our members and staff.
4 RESORT VIEWSeen & Heard
Mental & Physical Health
Benefits of Swimming
By Eunicia Tan, Executive (Sea Sports & Recreation)
Swimming is suitable for people of all gently supports the muscles, swimming 9. Manage Stress
ages. It is an inexpensive sport which is preferred by many who are unable Exercise is a great way to relieve stress
you can do it on your own or with your to participate in high-impact, high- and anxiety. It can likewise divert the
friends and family at your own pace. resistance exercises. brain away from troubling thoughts.
Besides encouraging individuals to get Even a 20-minute swim may help a
or stay in shape, its benefits also extend 5. Safe During Pregnancy person to feel more relaxed after a long
to mental health. These are the benefits Swimming is a recommended form of and tiring day at work.
of swimming: exercise for people who are pregnant.
The additional weight can cause joint 10. Accessible & Affordable
1. A Whole-Body Workout and muscle pain during pregnancy. There are many public pools in Singapore
Swimming engages almost every major All things considered, swimming is which are easily accessible. The
muscle group, requiring a person to use particularly popular with pregnant entrance fees are also very affordable.
his arms, legs, torso, and stomach. A individuals in light of the fact that the Accessibility and affordability make
whole-body workout allows an individual water can bolster this weight. This helps swimming very inviting for people to
to them to feel more comfortable while pick up. Moreover, members can access
• increase the heart rate without putting staying fit. It is also important to consult NSRCC’s swimming pool for free during
stress on the body, a doctor when undertaking a new form the pool operating hours (Monday to
• improve strength, of activity during pregnancy. Sunday, 8am to 9pm).
• tone muscles,
• enhance fitness and 6. Variety & Fun With all these benefits, are you convinced
• manage weight. There are many different strokes and to take up swimming lessons to improve
flotation techniques in swimming, which your physical and mental health? We now
2. Build Cardiovascular Strength keeps swimming interesting and fun. have Swimming Lessons for Adults
Cardiovascular (also known as cardio) It is not a repetitive exercise that you (Ladies)! It is a 10-week beginners’
exercise involves the heart, lungs, and would get bored with after a while. After programme where participants will be
circulatory system. Swimming is a mastering the basics of swimming, taught confidence building, introduction
form of cardio exercise that involves a individuals could also try out aquatic of breast stroke, coordination of hands,
thorough workout routine. Research exercise classes such as water aerobics, legs and breathing actions to swim the
suggests that swimmers have half the water polo, racing and diving. full breast stroke confidently and to use
mortality rate of inactive people. A study it as a form of exercise upon graduating
from 2016 indicates that swimming can 7. Improve Sleep from the programme.
help to lower blood pressure and control A trial involving older adults with
blood sugar levels. insomnia problems showed that their Rest assured, you will be trained by a
sleep had improved for those who female coach who is a member of the
3. Suitable for All Ages & Fitness exercised regularly. Hence, swimming National Registry of Coaches and who
Levels may benefit those who seek better has 15 years of successful coaching
There are certain types of exercise or quality sleep. experience. She has taught at various
sport that will appear to be challenging clubs, public pools and private lessons.
for people who are new or feel very unfit. 8. Boost Mood She specializes in teaching ladies and
However, swimming allows a person to Exercise releases endorphins, which is committed to ensure that the correct
go at their own pace and hence, it can improves the mood. Swimming may also foundation is built by continuously
be inviting for newcomers. A person can boost confidence and social skills, which guiding and coaching her students.
learn to swim at a very young age, and can impact a person’s self-esteem. Her outgoing personality and ability to
most swimming pools have a designated A 2014 pilot study which involved connect with people from all walks of
area for beginners and people who individuals with dementia indicated life makes her approachable. And there
prefer to swim slowly. that individuals who swam routinely in is never a dull moment in her class!
a 12-week time frame demonstrated an
4. Good for People with Injuries improvement in their mood.
Swimming is a low-impact exercise so
it is suitable for people with injury or For more information and to register, call us at 65435737 / 65405564
conditions, such as arthritis. As water
or email S&R@nsrcc.com.sg today!
Source: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/321496
RESORT VIEW 57Seen & Heard
Getting Help
in Coping with COVID-19
The COVID-19 situation has affected jobs and livelihoods. To provide
relief and assistance to Singaporeans, the Government has introduced
two schemes to provide financial support during this time.
COVID-19 Support Grant Eligibility
This is a scheme to help Singapore Citizens • Singapore Citizens or PRs aged 16 years and
and PRs who are presently unemployed due to above
retrenchment or contract termination, or presently • Unemployed due to retrenchment/contract
on involuntary no-pay leave (NPL) for at least three termination as a result of COVID-19 (after Jan
consecutive months, or presently experiencing 23)
reduced monthly salary of at least 30% for at • Involuntary NPL for a period of at least three
least three consecutive months as a result of the consecutive months (e.g. Mar - May 2020, May
economic impact of COVID-19. - Jul 2020)
• Experiencing reduced monthly salary of at least
For those who have experienced job loss or are 30% for a period of at least three consecutive
presently on involuntary NPL for a period of at least months (e.g. Mar - May 2020, May - Jul 2020)
three consecutive months, this grant provides a • Prior gross monthly household income of
monthly cash grant of up to $800 for 3 months, ≤$10,000, or monthly per capita income of
which is credited to your bank account. The cash ≤$3,100
support quantum will be based on the last-drawn • Live in a property with annual value of ≤$21,000
monthly salary, capped at $800. You will also • Not on ComCare assistance
receive job and training support by WSG or e2i. • Not on Self-Employed Persons Income Relief
Scheme (SIRS)
For those who have experienced income loss of at • Not a Full-time National Servicemen (NSF) or
least 30% for a period of at least three consecutive intern
months, this grant provides a monthly cash grant • Previously employed as full-time/part-time
of up to $500 for 3 months, which is credited to permanent or contract staff
your bank account. The cash support quantum • Agree to actively participate in job search or
will be based on the last-drawn monthly salary, attend a training programme under Workforce
capped at $500. Singapore (WSG) or the Employment and
Employability Institute (e2i)
6 RESORT VIEWSeen & Heard
• Prior household income of $3,900, or per capita
How to Apply? household income of $1,350
Apply online at go.gov.sg/CSG. The application • ComCare clients may apply
period ends on Sep 30.
How to Apply?
If you need help filling in the online application Apply for The Courage Fund at any Social Service
form, you can call the ComCare Call hotline (1800- Office (go.gov.sg/ssolocator). Applications should
222-0000) for assistance. If you are not able to be made within six months from the end of the
apply online can approach their nearest Social SHN, LOA, HQO, or discharge from hospitalisation
Service Offices (go.gov.sg/ssolocator) to schedule due to COVID-19, whichever is later.
an application slot.
You will need to provide your NRIC, bank account
You will need to provide your NRIC, bank account number, proof of SHN / LOA / HQO / hospitalisation
number, relevant documents indicating loss of job, due to COVID-19, relevant documents showing
being on involuntary NPL or reduction of at least reduction in income as a result of COVID-19 (e.g.
30% salary for at least three consecutive months, payslips before and after).
past and current payslip(s) or CPF contribution
statement(s). For details of the other schemes under The Courage
Fund, which include those to support dependants
The Courage Fund of individuals who contract COVID-19, healthcare
This is targeted to help lower-income households workers, frontline workers and community
whose family member(s) have contracted volunteers who contract the virus in the course of
COVID-19, or are on Stay-Home Notice (SHN), duty, go to the National Council of Social Service's
mandatory Leave of Absence (LOA), or Home website (ncss.gov.sg/Our-Initiatives/The-Courage-
Quarantine Order (HQO). Fund).
The Courage Fund provides a one-time lump sum
of up to $1,000 (depending on the household's per If you have applied for the COVID-19 Support
capita income after being affected by COVID-19), Grant or The Courage Fund, you will be notified
which is credited to your bank account. Do note of the outcome about two to three weeks upon
that the relief is provided per household, not per submission of supporting documents.
individual.
Eligibility
• Households with at least one Singapore Citizen
or Permanent Resident whose family member(s)
have contracted COVID-19, or are on SHN,
mandatory LOA, or HQO
• Loss of complete or partial (at least 10%)
household income due to COVID-19
Source: https://www.gov.sg/article/financial-support-to-help-singaporeans-affected-by-covid-19
RESORT VIEW 7SEP/OCT 2020
Fellow NSRCC members,
With the declaration of phase 2 by the Government, our golf courses here in Singapore opened
for play, and we have seen a constant trend of flights being quickly snapped up by golfers
suffering from “golf deprivation” during the Circuit Breaker period. Coupled with the on-going
travel restrictions and our Club’s No-Guest policy, getting a flight is no doubt a challenge. The
Club Management and Greens Committee have recently implemented temporary mitigation
measures to the existing booking process, to provide a fair and equitable booking system to
all our members.
On another note, you would be aware that there is a list of precautionary measures in place to
help keep all of us safe and prevent the spread of the virus. To amplify SGA’s concept of “Play
Golf and go Home”, we would like to highlight that to avoid prolonged intermingling, it would
be best to avoid staying in the Club longer than necessary after your golf game.
I urge all of you to do your part to observe these measures and ensure that your flight mates do
so as well. This would prevent any action from the authorities which might lead to temporary
closure of the courses.
On top of the few mentioned above, below are also some of the other measures which are
posted in the advisory on the Club’s website.
- All individuals who have recently returned from ALL other countries (not just limited
to COVID-19 affected countries) in the last 14 days prior to visiting the Club will be
refused entry.
- All individuals, both members and visitors, are to fill up and submit declaration forms
upon every visit so as to enable contact tracing.
- Observe social distancing throughout all our facilities, so please look out for the
markings on the ground during queuing. F&B outlets will also re-arrange their layouts
to space out diners.
Last but not least, stay safe and enjoy your golf!
Winston Toh
Club CaptainOn Par
HOLE
IN ONE
“I am lucky to get HiO as Hole
“It started to rain and worth 15 is a long and challenging
a 3-wood. Ball landed just par 3. I am also very thankful
before the hole and rolled in.” to my golfing friends who
have been encouraging me to
play better golf.”
Name : Lim Chye Chew Name : Wang Hui Han Binson
Date : 9 July 2020 Date : 11 July 2020
Location : NSRCC Changi Hole #15 Location : NSRCC Changi Hole #15
Name : Choo Jon Neng Name : Cheng Keng Hui
Date : 12 July 2020 Date : 14 July 2020
Location : NSRCC Changi Hole #12 Location : NSRCC Kranji Hole #2
“The joy of having a Hole-in-One
is not just from the achievement “Thank you NSRCC, for my
itself but comes from your buddies first Hole-in-One after 8.5
who cheers, rejoices and celebrate years of golf. Never give
with you. This special day is up on attacking the pin,
meaningful and significant as it’s one day you will too!”
my second Hole-In-One!!!”
Name : Lester Chung Chee Lung Name : Lee Yan Chu
Date : 25 July 2020 Date : 31 July 2020
Location : NSRCC Kranji Hole #2 Location : NSRCC Changi Hole #6
RESORT VIEW 119On Par
The
Favourite
Holes By Brian Tan,
NSRCC Vice Captain
at NSRCC Changi
and Kranji
I
n my previous two articles, I reviewed some of our signature holes and holes with low indices.
Both articles contained a fair amount of lamentation of lost balls and penalty strokes. In this
article, the focus is on holes where the score should be a par or better, even for weekend
golfers.
Changi Hole #16
301m from the Blue tees means that a driver off the tee isn't required to get on the green in two.
Using a shorter and supposedly more accurate club off the tee should take the bunkers on the
left, OB on the extreme left and red penalty area on the right out of play.
My personal preference is for a hybrid 180m straight down the middle (hopefully) which should
leave a 120m approach shot to the green.
The green is long but narrow, guarded on both front left and right with deep bunkers. The slope
on the right hand side of the green after the bunkers is less steep, so the preferred areas to
miss the green is long and right.
Long and left is also not preferred as there is the cart path and I've seen balls get an extra
bounce off the cart path into the OB.
The green has three tiers but the transitioning slopes between the tiers are not that severe, so
two putting for par should be doable.
12 RESORT VIEW
10On Par
Kranji Hole #4
In the previous article, I wrote about not playing particularly well on long dog-leg left Par 4. So
for a short dog-leg right Par 4, the outcome should be the opposite.
At 251m from the Blue tees, this is a drivable Par 4 for some golfers. When I was younger and
hitting longer, I did drive the green once, and missed the eagle putt, but did 2-putt for birdie.
If one can reach the green (or hit 220m and beyond) with the tee shot, please remember to let
the front flight clear the green before hitting.
A more conventional way of scoring on this hole would be to hit the drive over the bunker in
the middle of the fairway, leaving about a short approach of about 60m. Even with a shorter
club off the tee, as long as one crosses the bunker, the approach should be less than 100m.
The green is slightly upward sloping when approaching from the center of the fairway, providing
a bit of backstopping buffer for attacking pins. Approach shots that are too long will bring
bunkers at the back left into play. Misses to the right end up on the steep slopes leading to the
wetland, so try to avoid the right as much as possible.
The green isn't a very large green, so two putts for par should be doable. Golf is easy (when
writing about it).
RESORT VIEW 11
13On Par
Beginner
How to BEFORE: Excessive shoulder turn causing top half of the
body to move too far from original spine tilt. Weight stays
Create on the trail side at impact and follow through. Player is
unable to hit and transfer full power into the shot.
a Proper
Shoulder
Turn
By Vincent Law, Teaching
Professional, The Golfing Lab
M
AFTER: Player uses more arms and elbows to complete
any may have read his back swing. He is now more centered at the top of his
or seen Youtube swing which enables him to execute a better weight shift
videos that advocate through the shot as evidenced in the frames below
a big full shoulder turn to
produce a powerful swing.
Unfortunately, this piece of
well-meaning advice has
done a lot more damage
than help golfers hit it further.
Some are hampered by an
incorrect concept of how to
create a proper shoulder turn.
Others, due to inflexibility,
create an unstable and
potentially back injuring
shoulder turn as they attempt
to rotate around their lumbar
rather than thoracic spine.
Here are some examples of
incorrect pivots.
14 RESORT VIEW
12On Par
Intermediate Advanced
BEFORE: Excessive lumbar turn is shown BEFORE: Player has good lower and upper body
here as a ‘C’ curve in red in the first frame. rotation but leans too far away from the target
This is a common mistake for those whose when impact is made.
hips move/sway towards the trail side in their
back swing, resulting in a reverse pivot.
AFTER: When trying to make big turns like Bubba
Watson or Dustin Johnson, it is imperative that
AFTER: Player has now stabilised her hips by there is counter fall (meaning weight has started
rotating her hips while reducing the amount of to shift as the player completes his back swing).
shoulder turn. This helps her to build a more The first frame below shows weight shift has
stable and powerful wind of her upper body already occurred at the top of the back swing.
which has enabled her to be far more consistent This will enable players to execute their sequence
in hitting the sweet spot and executing better more proficiently if you were to compared the
weight transfer as seen in the position of her before and after of the second and third frames
right shoe in the third frame below as opposed respectively.
to the one above.
It is important to note that these are golfers with different levels of athleticism. To ensure that you get the correct
diagnosis and advice, do speak to your pro at The Golfing Lab. Here is to better golf!
RESORT VIEW 13
15Front Page Story
to Our
Long Service Staff at NSRCC!
By Sheena Anne-Marie, Assistant Manager (Corporate Communications)
and Nur Isyana, Assistant Executive (Corporate Communications)
25 Years Boo Kwee Meng
Boo Kwee Meng’s NSRCC
journey started back in April
Amran Yusof
1995, when his friend alerted
Amran, now a Senior Night
him to a job vacancy at that
Manager, joined the Club in
time. “I was looking for a
1995 as our Night Manager.
job, and a good friend of mine
He has enjoyed his 25 years at
informed me about an opening a
NSRCC meeting members and
country club had, and I decided
guests from all walks of life. “I feel
to take a chance and apply for
satisfied that I have been able
the job as a Greens Specialist,”
to make someone’s day better
Kwee Meng recalls.
after rendering assistance to
them,” says Amran with a wide
It was not long before Kwee Meng’s hard work
smile on his face.
and effort was recognized by the Club, which
provided him with an opportunity to develop
He also views the environment at work as that
himself to further his studies. His hardwork paid
of a family-oriented one after so many years of
off when he was promoted to Course Supervisor.
building a strong bond with them. One of his most
“It was a proud moment for me, and till today I am
thrilling experiences of working at NSRCC was in
so grateful to the Club for all these opportunities
1996, when police informed the Club that illegal
to prove myself,” he says.
immigrants had landed on the beach adjacent to
the Club. They had to sweep through the then-3
The pristine conditions of the courses can
courses to apprehend them.
be credited to the work put in by our Course
Maintenance team and some of his proudest
“The security staff and I patrolled the courses
achievements include the improvement of the golf
and caught two of the illegal immigrants hiding
course conditions. One achievement which sticks
out in a drain in one of the courses. We managed
out for him would be when the green speed, which
to convince them to hand themselves over to the
was initially 4.6 feet in 1995, now stands at 11 feet.
police.” says Amran. No act of hard work goes
unnoticed, and this was the case for Amran when
Kwee Meng starts his day at the break of dawn
he received a letter of commendation from the
and everyday, he feels encouraged to do better
police force for his act of bravery.
and put in his best in all his tasks. He also puts
his family at the forefront to motivate him to work
Amran is happy that the Club Management
harder, and rise to the occasion.
recognises him for his dedication and hard work
over these many years, through this 25-year
milestone award.
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Mohd Ismail Muhammad eventually moved on to being a Chief Marshall,”
If you frequent our Fitness Centre, he gleefully recalls. Now an Executive at our
Ismail would be no stranger Kranji location, Awang describes every day at
to anyone as this familiar work being full of adventure and also praises his
face has loyally worked with colleagues-turned-friends for working together as
NSRCC for the past 25 years. a team through good times and bad.
Joining NSRCC back in 1995,
he shares his happiness on the He has thoroughly enjoyed meeting so many
countless friends he has made people with different characteristics, over these
with members from all walks years and is also very happy to have a “big family”
of life. “It has given me the at work, which he also attributes to the happy
opportunity to introduce myself work environment he feels lucky to have.
and share my passion for sports
with everyone I am privileged to One of his nearest and dearest memories he has
meet,” Ismail says. working at the Club all these years would be the
day he met his wife at NSRCC. “I didn’t expect to
Ismail says he sees NSRCC as his second home meet anyone, I just wanted to do my best at work
and his job is well-suited to him, as he is also an every day. But clearly, sometimes life has other
avid body builder and gets to impart his knowledge plans as well,” he says with a big smile.
to members’ who share the same interest with
him. Awang says that this long and fruitful journey with
NSRCC has proven one very important philosophy
“Club Management has always been very to him; no mountain is too high to climb and
supportive of my body building career, and one success happens when you put your best into
of my best memories was when they permitted what you do.
me to take 4 months off work to train full-time
to compete in the 2002 Asian Games in Busan,
South Korea,” he says. 20 Years
Ismail feels his efforts have always been Mohammad Safiee Bin Supaat
appreciated and recognised by the Club all these “A new millennium, a new job” was
years and expresses this gratitude for all the what Safiee had on his mind
encouragement he has received to pursue his when he walked through the
goals at work, and also towards his success is his gates of NSRCC back in the
bodybuilding career. year 2000 to his new designation
of Customer Service Officer at
Nasarudin Ismaon our Bungalows. “It looked like
A familiar face among members of a fun and relaxing place to stay
our Club, Nasarudin celebrates (for the guests of course), but
25 years of an illustrious career I was ready to undertake any
with NSRCC. It was the year challenges at hand which came
1994 when the Club was newly along with this new job,” says
opened, Nasarudin, who is also Safiee.
fondly known as Awang amongst
his colleagues and members, To provide impeccable service standards, Safiee
embarked on his career with us. recalls the emphasis placed by his boss back then
on picking up procedures fast and always going
“I was a starter when I first joined about daily work with a smile on your face.
the Club and then over the years,
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to Our
Over the many years Safiee spent at the Bungalows, for himself through the many people he has met from
he made many friends, some who have left and some all these 20 years of service at the Club.
who are still here. “Good rapport with some of our
members also eventually evolved into them becoming One of his unforgettable memories would be when
regular guests in the bungalow,” says Safiee. NSRCC held its popular Year-End party for members
and his department was asked to help out. “I made a
One of his best memories over these 20 years, would lot of friends from various departments and members.
be the major renovation which took place at the resort Strong bonds created which have lasted till today,” he
wing of the Club and bungalows. With the many fondly recalls.
inconveniences faced during those times, such as
serving members and guests from makeshift counters Time has flown by and Mos is extremely grateful to
which were merely containers, he feels it was all worth have been part of the team. “Work feels like home and
it when the transformation was completed. “Being I can count on my colleagues to be there for me when
able to watch a rejuvenation take place before your the going gets tough” says Mos. He is thankful to the
very eyes, and having seen the “before and after”, Club for the recognition received all these years, and
is truly magical.” he says when asked what his most will continue to give his best in all he does.
memorable time was.
Safiee, who is now an Executive says he never 15 Years
imagined he would work so long in one place, cites his
happiness at being in the bungalow reception all these Yam Chung Wai
years taking care of our members and guests. “Now Yam’s journey with NSRCC began
I look forward to the day we can welcome everyone on Jan 5, 2005 when he started
back to our Resort, once the pandemic begins to working as the Assistant Executive
subside over time,” says a hopeful but happy Safiee. for F&B and Events.
Mosmuliadi B Salleh Over the years, he has collected
Back in the year 1999, Mosmuliadi several unforgettable memories. He
otherwise known as Mos, joined shared, “There are a few I would say;
NSRCC as a Facilities Assistant. major reconfiguration of Jackpot
“It’s been 17 years as a Facilities Room and renovation of the old
Assistant and 4 years as a Night D’Turret Lounge to The Leaders as
Duty Manager” says Mos as he it’s known now. I was also involved in
fondly recalls the start of his life the change and handover of major F&B
here at the Club. vendors at NSRCC Changi – the Chinese Restaurant
and Golfers’ Terrace. The most recent one would be
Through the years, Mos has transforming the bare space at Level 5 of Sky Range
created a strong bond with his into a classy reception area during its opening night.”
colleagues who have become As he celebrates his 15 years of service with the Club,
friends. He has created memories Yam now holds the position of Manager (Resort).
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Long Service Staff at NSRCC!
He says, “I am always feeling energetic and eager
to step into the grounds of NSRCC. Overseeing
5 Years
the operations for Resort facilities, I am constantly
Jimmy Woon
engaging with staff of all levels under my care to hear
Jimmy might be celebrating
feedback on areas for improvement, and to plan how
his fifth year of working with
we can be or do better for our staff, colleagues as
NSRCC, but he actually started
well as members and guests.”
working at NSRCC Changi all
the way back since late 1990s!
10 Years Until five years ago, Jimmy was
working at the now-defunct
D’turret Lounge that has since
Gee Hai Kwang
been renovated to be a function
Gee Hai Kwang has been part of
room called The Leaders.
the team that maintains the golf
courses at NSRCC Changi since
He shared, “I was the bar manager since
May 2010.
I started working at the lounge and I had to work
hand in hand with NSRCC executives to implement
Specifically, he is a Green
promotions and for other work-related matters. I was
Specialist. His work day starts
working there till the bar stopped operating in 2014.
at 5.00am and his job includes
Subsequently, I was invited to work at the Driving
mowing the greens and operating
Range run by NSRCC itself.”
turf machinery such as tee-
surround or rough mower.
Today, Jimmy is a Customer Service Officer at NSRCC
Sky Range. “Not only have I loved working at NSRCC
When asked what the Long
but I noticed that a majority of the staff have been
Service Award means to him, he
working for at least 10 to 15 years and still continue
said with a smile, “It encourages me to
to work as long as they can. The management and
work for another 10 years.”
staff are all friendly and approachable, so the senior
staff are willing to continue working for NSRCC for a
He added that his “nice and friendly colleagues at CM
long time,” he said.
(course maintenance) department” are the ones that
has kept him going and continue working at NSRCC.
Jimmy added that he appreciates the long service
award and will “continue to impart to new staff that
NSRCC is not only a good place to work, but also a
fun place to work and play”.
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to All
AMRAN BIN YUSOF Senior Night Manager, Resort
BOO KWEE MENG Course Supervisor, Course Maintenance
BONG NYAT LIM Foreman, Course Maintenance
HAW BA LAP Foreman, Course Maintenance
HO CHAN WAH DAVID Senior Manager (Facilities)
YEARS
LIM CHOON LEE Senior Buggy Steward, Golf Operations
LIM HOCK HUA Landscape Specialist, Course Maintenance
MOHD ISMAIL MUHAMMAD Assistant Fitness Supervisor, Resort – Sports & Recreation
NASARUDIN BIN ISMAON Executive (Operations, NSRCC Kranji)
S AFANDI BIN MUSTAFFA Senior Executive (Technical), Facilities
AMINUDIN BIN ADNAN Security Supervisor, Facilities - Security
FOO KEH SEONG Senior Foreman, Course Maintenance
HAIROMAN BIN AWANG Landscape Specialist, Course Maintenance
MOHAMMAD SAFIEE BIN SUPAAT Executive (Bungalow), Resort
YEARS MOSMULIADI B SALLEH
WONG KOK LEONG @ALBERT WONG
Night Manager, Resort
Green Specialist, Kranji Maintenance
SER BOCK HENG PATRICK Deputy Chief Marshal, Kranji Operations
YAM CHUNG WAI Manager (Resort)
YEARS
CHUAH YI LIN EILEEN Assistant Executive (HR & Training)
DEEPALEKSHMI D/O TULASIDHARAN Officer (Accounts), Finance & Admin (SRCC)
GEE HAI KWANG Green Specialist, Course Maintenance
LEAU BEE TIN Senior Manager (HR & Training)
YEARS NG GIM GUAN Assistant (Accounts), Finance & Admin (SRCC)
CHEW KOK HUA Mechanic, Resort - Bowling
FONG WAI MENG Buggy Steward, Golf Operations
KANG LE LEONG Green Specialist, Course Maintenance
OH CHEE GUAN Buggy Steward, Golf Operations
YEARS WOON TOH CHYE @JIMMY WOON
YUEN KOK LIONG
CSO (Driving Range), Golf Operations
Mechanic, Resort - Bowling
18 RESORT VIEWIn & Around NSRCC
Recognising
the
Contributions
of the Kranji Service Realignment Committee
NSRCC Club President By Sheena Anne-Marie, Assistant Manager
LG Melvyn Ong (Corporate Communications)
presents mementoes to
members of the KSRC
O
n Jul 22, members of the Kranji
Service Realignment Committee were
recognised for their contributions
towards enhancing the facilities at NSRCC
Kranji. They were presented with mementoes
by Club President, LG Melvyn Ong.
Formed in 2019, the scope of the committee
was to work together with Club Management
Mr Su Cai Zheng to look into ways to potentially transform
NSRCC Kranji as a clubhouse that offers
beyond an 18-hole golf course, for the
Mr Alfred Lee enjoyment of our members and their families.
Chaired by our Club Captain, Mr Winston
Toh, the other four members are COL (RET)
John Celio Francisco, Mr Alfred Lee, Mr
Shaikh Abdullah Bin Ab Sukor and Mr Su Cai
Zheng. We would like to extend our gratitude
to them for their time in working towards the
betterment of NSRCC Kranji.
Club Captain Not in picture: KSRC Member, Mr Shaikh
Mr Winston Toh Abdullah Bin Ab Sukor
Mr John Celio
Francisco
RESORT VIEW 19In & Around NSRCC
NSRCC Supports Whole-of-Government
Senior Minister of State for Defence
Mr Zaqy Mohamad
Visits GQF at NSRCC Changi
By Nur Isyana, Assistant Executive
(Corporate Communications)
O
n Aug 25, NSRCC Club
Management hosted the newly
appointed Senior Minister of
State for Defence Mr Zaqy Mohamad,
for a visit to the Government Quarantine
Facility (GQF) at NSRCC Changi.
Deputy Secretary (Policy) MINDEF,
Mr Teo Eng Dih co-hosted Mr Zaqy’s visit
to our Club, to view the GQF and learn
more about its operations.
Mr Zaqy (third from right) gives a
He was briefed by the Club Management thumbs up in a group photo with
on how NSRCC’s 40 bungalow units were the Club Management and staff
swiftly converted into a quarantine facility
in a turnover time of a week, and about how
the operations were overseen by NSRCC Mr Zaqy (centre) with NSRCC
General Manager, Mr Ng Heng
staff. The facility’s operational procedures Chew (first from right) and the
since becoming a GQF in February, were NSRCC GQF person-in-charge,
Ms Clarica Loo (first from left)
also briefly described to Mr Zaqy. in the GQF Ops Centre
Mr Zaqy commended our Club
Management’s efforts in placing the
security and safety of everyone, by
implementing good measures to
completely isolate the GQF from other
parts of the Changi Clubhouse.
He then took time to interact with the
GQF staff on duty and expressed his
NSRCC Director (Business Strategy &
appreciation to staff for their efforts in the Resort), Mr Stanley Ho doing a presentation
fight against COVID-19. to Mr Zaqy on the GQF operations
20 RESORT VIEWIn & Around NSRCC
Efforts during the COVID-19 Pandemic
By Sheena Anne-Marie,
Assistant Manager (Corporate
Communications)
NSRCC Club President
LG Melvyn Ong
Visits Temporary Dorms
at NSRCC Kranji
O
n Jun 15, Chief of Defence Force/NSRCC Club
President LG Melvyn Ong visited the site at NSRCC
Kranji where the construction of the temporary
dormitories for migrant workers is ongoing.
As a MINDEF-related organisation, NSRCC has come
forward to provide support for Whole-of-Government efforts
during a time when Singapore is working hard to stem the
spread of COVID-19.
The main operations of the temporary dormitories are
entirely managed by NSRCC, with the support of NEXUS,
an appointed Secretariat Group and Managing Agent Hotel
Fort Canning.
LG Ong was given a site tour of the dormitories and also
briefed on the operating procedures. Club Management also
presented its plans to fully secure and isolate the temporary
dormitories from the other parts of NSRCC Kranji.
While our Club continues its support for such ongoing
NSRCC General Manager Mr Ng Heng Chew briefly
introducing General Ong to the dedicated site where national efforts, we would like to strongly emphasise that
the temporary dormitories were being constructed. we will continue to enforce stringent safety measures at
our Club premises as our members’ safety and well-being
remain our top priority.
RESORT VIEW 21Upcoming Events & Classes
SPEECH AND DRAMA ANNUAL SNOOKER MOVIE MAKING
WORKSHOP TOURNAMENT WORKSHOP
Date : Nov 21 Date : Nov 29 Date : Nov 28
Day : Friday Day : Sunday Day : Saturday
Time : 2.00pm – 4.00pm Time : 12.00pm – 10.00pm Time : 2.00pm – 4.00pm
Venue : NSRCC Changi, Oriole 1 Venue : NSRCC Changi, Billiard Room Venue : NSRCC Changi, Oriole 1
Fees Fees Fees
$37.45 Nett (Member) $32.10 Nett (Member Only) $37.45 Nett (Member)
$42.80 Nett (Signed-in Guest) $42.80 Nett (Signed-in Guest)
Minimum number of participants: 10
Minimum number of participants : 8 Closing Date: Nov 23, Monday Minimum number of participants : 8
Age Group : 10 years old and above Age Group : 10 years old and above
Closing Date : Nov 2, Monday Our Annual Snooker Tournament is Closing Date : Nov 9, Monday
back and calling all Snooker enthusiasts
This programme aims to develop to come and play with other. This programme is designed for all
confidence and creativity through aspiring film makers. You will get to
drama, songs and story-telling learn all the aspects of movie making
activities. Participants will take part in that includes adverts, news reporting,
active discussions, interactive story- stop motion animations, movie trailers
telling and communication games and much more.
to improve their socialisation and
communication skills.
PILOXING (ONLINE) PILATES (ONLINE) PLYOMETRICS (ONLINE)
Date : Oct 7, 14, 21, 28 Date : Nov 4, 11, 18, 25 Date : Dec 2, 9, 16, 23
Day : Wednesday Day : Wednesday Day : Wednesday
Time : 7.00pm – 7.45pm Time : 7.00pm – 7.45pm Time : 7.00pm – 7.45pm
Classes will be conducted via Zoom. Classes will be conducted via Zoom. Classes will be conducted via Zoom.
Fees (per 4 sessions) Fees (per 4 sessions) Fees (per 4 sessions)
$85.60 Nett (Members) $85.60 Nett (Members) $85.60 Nett (Members)
$107.00 Nett (Signed-in Guests) $107.00 Nett (Signed-in Guests) $107.00 Nett (Signed-in Guests)
Fees (per 12 sessions) Fees (per 12 sessions) Fees (per 12 sessions)
*Piloxing + Pilates + Plyometrics *Piloxing + Pilates + Plyometrics *Piloxing + Pilates + Plyometrics
$214.00 Nett (Members) $214.00 Nett (Members) $214.00 Nett (Members)
$267.50 Nett (Signed-in Guests) $267.50 Nett (Signed-in Guests) $267.50 Nett (Signed-in Guests)
Minimum number of participants : 6 Minimum number of participants : 6 Minimum number of participants : 6
Age Group : Adults Age Group : Adults Age Group : Adults
22 RESORT VIEWUpcoming Events & Classes
SWIMMING – ADULTS SWIMMING SWIMMING
(LADIES ONLY) (BEGINNERS) (BEGINNERS)
Date : From Oct onwards Date : Sep 19 (Term 2) Date : Sep 20 (Term 2)
Day : Wednesday Jan 16, 2021 (Term 1) Jan 17, 2021 (Term 1)
Time : 7.00pm – 8.00pm Day : Saturday Day : Sunday
Venue : NSRCC Changi, Swimming Time : 4.00pm – 5.00pm or Time : 3.30pm – 4.30pm or
Pool 5.00pm – 6.00pm 4.30pm – 5.30pm
Fees (per 10 weeks term) Venue : NSRCC Changi, Swimming Venue : NSRCC Changi, Swimming
Pool Pool
$342.40 Nett (Members)
$374.50 Nett (Signed-in Guests) Fees (per 10 weeks term) Fees (per 10 weeks term)
Minimum number of participants: 6 $277.15 Nett (Members) $277.15 Nett (Members)
$298.55 Nett (Signed-in Guests) $298.55 Nett (Signed-in Guests)
Minimum number of participants: 3 Minimum number of participants: 3
Age Group: 5 years old and above Age Group: 5 years old and above
Note:
All upcoming events
and classes will
proceed as per the
dates stated but are
AIKIDO TAIJI subjected to updates
Date : Sep 20 (Term 19) Date : From Oct onwards and advisories in view
Dec 6 (Term 20) Day : Saturday of the developing
Day : Sunday Time : 2.00pm – 3.30pm COVID-19 situation. Do
Time : 3.00pm – 4.15pm Venue : NSRCC Changi, Oriole 3 check with us at
Venue : NSRCC Changi, Oriole 3
6540 8564 / 6543 5737
Fees (per 10 sessions)
or email
Fees (per 10 sessions) $235.40 Nett (Member)
S&R@nsrcc.com.sg
$160.50 Nett (Members) $267.50 Nett (Signed-in Guest)
for confirmation
$171.20 Nett (Signed-in Guests) Minimum number of participants: 8 and details.
Minimum number of participants: 10 Age Group: 10 years old and above
Age Group: 5 years old and above
RESORT VIEW 23FA C I L I T I E S sports & social Resort Bowl
Y
Tel: 6545 6365 / 2059
D I R E C T O R facilitiess
Billiards Room
Tel: 6543 5709
12.00pm to 11.00pm (Mon to Thu)
Last booking at 10.00pm
12.00pm to 2.00am (Fri, Sat & eve of public holidays)
Last booking at 1.00am
10.00am to 10.00pm (Mon-Sun) 10.00am to 11.00pm (Sun, public holidays & school holidays)
Last booking at 10.00pm
Fitness Centre
Eastern Pro-Shop @ Resort Bowl
Tel: 6543 5715
2.00pm to 10.00pm (Tue-Thu, Sun &
7.00am to 9.30pm (Mon-Fri)
MAIN LOBBY 7.00 am to 8.30pm
Public Holidays)
2.00pm to 11.00pm (Fri, Sat & Eve of
RECEPTION: (Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)
Public Holidays)
Jackpot Room (Closed until further notice)
Tel. 6542 8288 / 6543 5725 10.00am to 11.00pm (Sat to Thu)
Games Room @ Resort Bowl (Closed until further notice)
12.00pm to 10.00pm (Mon to Thu)
(booking of facilities) 12.00pm to 11.00pm (Fri) Last booking at 8.00pm
8.00am to 8.00pm (Mon-Sun) Swimming Pool 12.00pm to 1.00am (Fri, Sat & eve of public holidays)
Tel: 6540 8564 Last booking at 11.00pm
MEMBERSHIP 8.00am to 9.00pm (Mon-Sun) 10.00am to 10.00pm (Sun, public holidays & school holidays)
Last booking at 8.00pm
CENTRE: Squash Court
Karaoke @ Resort Bowl (Closed until further notice)
Tel: 6543 5725
Tel. 6540 8555 / 8556 10.00am to 10.00pm (Mon-Sun) 12.00pm to 11.00pm (Mon to Thu)
Last booking at 9.30pm
8.15am to 5.15pm (Mon-Fri) Tennis Courts 12.00pm to 2.00am (Fri, Sat & eve of public holidays)
10.30am to 2.00pm Tel: 6543 5725 Last booking at 12.30am
7.00am to 10.00pm (Mon-Sun) 10.00am to 11.00pm (Sun, public holidays & school holidays)
(Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)
Last booking at 9.30pm
golf facilities corporate/ sea sports centre
Sky Range
Tel: 6540 8500
PRIVATE eventS Facilities C
Centre for Performance Transformation
7.00am to 10.30pm (Tue-Sun) NSRCC Changi
Tel: 6214 9412 M
2.00pm to 10.30pm (Mon) The Falcon, The Corvette, The Leaders,
Peak hours are from 5.00pm to 7.00pm Oriole 1 & Oriole 2 Constant Wind Sea Sports Y
(weekdays) and 7.00am to 6.00pm (weekends For booking enquiries, call 6543 5749 / Centre & Pro-shop
and public holidays). Priority will be given to 6543 5735 or email: Tel: 6445 5108 CM
NSRCC members during peak hours. Last events@nsrcc.com.sg 10.00am to 7.00pm
MY
card validation and top-up before 10.00pm. NSRCC Kranji (Mon-Sun)
Golf Reception The Sanctuary I & The Sanctuary II CY
F&B Outlets
Tel: 6540 8500 (Changi) / 6795 2300 (Kranji) For booking enquiries, call 6795 3200
Bellyview Cafe CMY
Fax: 6542 7710 (Changi) / 6792 7311 (Kranji) Tel: 6445 5108
Opening Hours: 7.00 am to 5.30 pm 11.30am to 9.45pm (Mon-Sun) K
Booking Hours:
Gurame Indonesian Restaurant
Weekend Golf (Closed until further notice)
Telephone - 9.30am to 5.00pm (Fri)
Internet - 6.00pm onwards (Thu) F & b OUTLETS Tel: 6542 2038
Lunch: 11.00am to 2.30pm (Mon-Sun)
Weekday Golf NSRCC Changi Last orders at 2.00pm
Telephone - 9.30 am to 5.00pm (daily) Fu Lin Men Chinese Restaurant Dinner: 6.00pm to 9.30pm (Mon-Sun)
Internet - 9.30am onwards (from Mon Tel: 6592 4680 Last orders at 9.00pm
Mon to Sun
Golftitude Fitting Studio STELLA
Lunch: 11.30am to 3.00pm
Tel: 9652 4343 Tel: 6214 9168
Last orders at 2.30pm
12.00pm to 6.00pm (Tue to Fri) 4.00pm to 10.00pm (Mon to Fri)
Dinner: 5.30pm to 10.00pm
10.00am to 6.00pm (Sat to Sun) 12.00pm to 10.00pm (Sat, Sun &
Last orders at 9.30pm
*By appointment only for Mondays and
Public Holidays)
Bistro Bowl
Public Holidays Tel: 6543 2247
International Golf Institute 12.00pm to 9.00pm (Fri, Sat & Eve of Public
Tel: 8139 7466 Holidays)
Email: bradmc.igi@gmail.com 11.00am to 7.00pm (Sun & Public Holidays)
10.00am to 8.00pm (Tue to Fri) Passion Café (Golfers’ Terrace)
8.00am to 7.00pm (Sat to Sun)
Closed on Mon & Public Holidays
Tel: 6908 3944 bungalow reception
7.00am to 9.00pm (Mon to Sun)
The Golfing Lab Last orders at 8.30pm Email: bungalows@nsrcc.com.sg
Tel: 9752 9297 / 9276 0038 / 9180 6585 Opening Hours: Closed until further notice
Green & Cream Café at Poolside
Email: sales@thegolfinglab.com
Poolside (Closed until further notice)
10.00am to 8.00pm (Tue to Fri) Tel: 6214 9208
8.00am to 6.00pm (Sat to Sun) 9.00am to 8.00pm (Mon-Sun)
Closed on Mon Last orders @ 7.30pm
Sky Bistro (at Sky Range)
golf pro-shop Tel: 9221 8868
Transview 2.00pm to 10.00pm (Tue to Sun)
Fairway Café @NSRCC Kranji
Tel: 6543 2051
Tel: 6791 1948
7am to 7pm, (Mon-Sun)
7.00am to 8.00pm (Mon-Sun)Address : Level 1, 10 Changi Coast Walk, National Service Resort & Country Club, S499739 Tel : +65 6592 4680
Promotion Period: 1 September - 30 October 2020
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Address: Level 1, 10 Changi Coast Walk, National Service Resort & Country Club, S499739 Tel: 69083944
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