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President/ Yang Di-PertuaY.A.B. Dato’ Haji Abdul Ghani bin O thman

Deputy President/ Timbalan Yang Di-PertuaY.B. Tuan Haji Obet bin Tawil

Vice President/ Naib Yang Di-PertuaIr. Ng Ah KowYB Datuk Jaafar bin Mohamad

Hon. Secretary/ Setiausaha KehormatTuan Haji Abdul Wahab bin Sainollah

Treasurer/ BendahariY.B. Datin Paduka Zainon bte Hj Yusof

Captain/ KaptenTuan Haji Ishak bin Mohd Sharif

Deputy CaptainMr. C. C. Boo

Commitee Members/ Ahli-Ahli JawatankuasaY.B. Dato’ Haji Mohd. Ali bin HassanY.B. Dato’ Dr. Subrahmanyam BalanY.B. Dato’ Mazelan bin AbuEncik Kassim bin AdamTuan Haji Ismail bin Haji Abdul RahmanIr. Quek Swee KimMiss Mala NathanTuan Haji Omar bin SallehMr. Lee Seng

General Manager/ Pengurus BesarEncik Majid Manjit bin Abdullah

Accountant/ AkauntanPuan Tan Hwee Huang

Admin. Executive/ Eksekutif PentadbiranPuan Fauziah binti Taib

Accounts/ AkaunCik Nurul Aini bte Hussein (Finance Executive)Puan Ramah bte Ali (F & B/General Clerk)Puan Ungku Noor Sharilla bte Ungku Ibrahim(General Clerk)

Front-Offi ce & Membership Executive Puan Fauziah bte Abdul Kadir

Administration, Disciplinary &MembershipY.B. Tuan Haji Obet bin Tawil

Management CommitteeAhli Jawatankuasa

Club ManagementPentadbiran Kelab

Sub - Committee

Sports Co-ordinator Encik Mohd. Lana bin Atan (Handicap)Encik Mohd Rabi Ibrahim (General Clerk/Scoring) Receptionist/ Penyambut TetamuCik Shamshul Kamariah bte Daud

Clubhouse SupervisorEncik Zulhairi bin Hj. Omar

F & B SupervisorEncik Mohd. Rashid bin Hashim

General Steward for Billiard/Tennis/Table Tennis/Squash/GymTuan Mat bin Raja DaudEncik Kamarudin bin OthmanEncik Abd. Rahman bin Awang

Course MarshallsEncik Hamdan bin KiatEncik Mohamed Munawar Haron

Course StewardsEncik Kamaruddin bin Hamid Encik Mahad bin Amin

Caddy MastersEncik Mohd. Shaffi ee bin MahmoodEncik Abu Bakar bin HamidEncik Raof bin Abu Talib

Course SuperintendentEncik Mohd. Saifulizan bin Adam

Clubhouse Maintenance Encik Salleh bin Rosmin

FinanceY.B. Datin Paduka Zainon bte Hj. Yusof

F & B And SocialMr. Lee Seng

Golf, Handicap, Junior Development, Caddy, GreensTuan Haji Ishak bin Mohd Sharif

Building/ Facilities Maintenance, Development & SecurityIr. Ng Ah Kow

PR & PublicationsIr. Quek Swee Kim

Sports & RecreationsMiss Mala Nathan

Place/Game Time and Schedule Remarks/Fee Conditions

Membership Entrance Fees

JGCC Facilities

Course Open Daily 0700 – 1900 hr

GREEN FEES FOR 18 HOLES INTRODUCED BY MEMBER NOT INTRODUCED

Caddy Fees :- 9 holes - RM 20.00 18 holes - RM 40.00

Smoking is not allowed on the course except at Halfway Houses and rain shelters.

JGCC Golfi ng Guide

No handyman’s pants & shorts (with several pockets).

Greetings to all JGCC members. May Peace be Upon You.

It’s been quite a while since I last wrote on this Corner. The long absence was in fact deliberate, as I had initially intended to write only after the Management Commitee meeting so as to be able to update members on the current issues of the Club. Secondly, I wanted sometime to assess the atmosphere and condition of the Club before penning my thoughts.

In my last writing, I mentioned about the state of affairs of the Course and the several programs that we wanted to embark to improve its condition. As this programs involved costs and resources, we were unable to undertake any of it yet until the Management Committee gives the go ahead. To mitigate the adverse conditions. We had however undertaken some temporary measures. To this end, I am pleased to note that the course has improved from what it was 6 months ago. Of course, this is not the end of the journey. Course maintenance is a crusade without a fi nal destination. It must be constantly and consistently address. This crusade would however be less taxing and more rewarding if all golfi ng members do their part to assist in our objective to have a “Pleasurable Course To Play”.

Members can start by ensuring that divots are replaced at all times. Divots are part of the course fair wear and tear. In as much as you would expect dirt marks on your car the moment you drive it, divots would likewise occur on any golf course that is being played. Hence divots will occur more if the traffi c is heavy and vice versa.

It has always been considered bad etiquette if members leave divot displaced and not cover it either with the dislodged divot or sand. In doing so, golfers are extending courtesies to the golfers behind. No one likes his or her ball to be lying in a divot. Secondly, if the divot is intact with grass and roots, chances are the grass will take roots and re grow. Putting sand over the replaced divots ensure that the divots remain in place. If all golfers take time off to do so, we would have a pleasurable course to play in.

Replacing divots is a universal golfi ng ethics. In our course, we have caddies to do that job for us. We pay caddies to carry our bags and tip them for replacing divots, raking bunkers, cleaning our clubs and balls and other ancillary services as permitted by the golfi ng rules. Nonetheless, the onus is always on the invidual golfer. We cannot blame the caddy if the bunker is not raked if we ourselves do not ensure that the caddy raked it. Likewise, we are not absolved of our responsibility if caddies do not carry sand and replace divots. How the sand is being carried, is a matter of preference. Some like to carry sand bucket, some carries sand bags. Whatever the mode of carrier is, it is the duty of every individual golfer to ensure that sand is carried and divots replaced.

One other important issue on the course that we are currently facing is the green. Sometime last month, there was a broken pipe and this had caused the sprinkler system to be out of serviced. Unfortunately, the maintenance contractor had fertilized the greens on the same day. This had resulted in the greens being scorched. The contractors have been asked to rehabilitate the greens. As the roots are still weak, we do not intent to cut the greens for a while until it has developed greens by end of April in time for the Johor Amateur Open scheduled in May.

I note with great disappoinment that getting members to participate in monthly medal and inter club matches is always a challenge. Some event had to be cancelled due to the lack of response from members. The Golf Committee has organized these golfi ng events for the benefi ts of members and I do hope members would give their support by taking part in them. If there are any suggestions in how we could improve these events to encourage member’s participation, please feel free to approach any of the Golf Committee members including myself, to voice your suggestion.

Till we meet again, Happy Golfi ng

Your Captain

Hj Ishak Mohd Shariff.

Captain’s Corner

G O L F Course NewsA golf course play increases in response to user demand and popularity, the additional volumes of play cause added wear and tear upon the very fundamentals of a course. Deterioration of teeing areas, more and more wet sports, dry and barren spots on fairways, patchy, bumpy, soggy or concrete-hard greens, and bunkers that look like a ponds are all symptoms of excessive play.

Every course has a reasonable maximum desirable carrying capacity or volume of rounds,where turfgrass growth and maintenance can balance the volume of play. Age eventually takes its toll, regardless of the level of maintenance applied. At some point, almost every course must be remodeled; it is eventually essential. In general, the higher the annual number of rounds the sooner remodeling will be required.

Our golf course is showing the visual signs of wear and tear. This is a direct result of overuse, aging of the facilities, or excessive use which maintenance is unable to counteract. Many older courses, particularly those constructed in the 1960’s or before,were built using local materials,”push-up” dirt contruction methods, unscientific seedbed preparation, too small teeing surface, simple irrigation systems, and little or not subsurface drainage facilities. Golf play and maintenance equipment will add traffic, compacting, and wear, tear, leading to deteriorating playing and turfgrass conditions as any course ages.

As more new courses enter our market, the older courses face stiffer competition for membership sales, greens fees or the tourist golfer. Upgrading of the older course, to replace the mundane or boring design with something visually more attractive and strategically more challenging for the player, makes economic sense. Remodeling of private country club courses becomes inevititable too, as passing years render the cource “soft” or “average” in appearance,and lacking in today’s expected standards of visual dynamics and improved playing challenge.

The advent of technologically superior playing equipment, primarily in shafts, head engineering and golf ball design, shortens course at the same time as the ball flies farther and hopefully straighter.Modern nutrition and traning regimes yielding Tiger Woods and want-to-be Tiger Woods place new and serious impact upon older course, and some of recent design as well.

Remodeling,renovation,upgrading, and beautifying of any existing course must consider the long-term impact of any changes and improvements upon turfgrass maintenance. There are numerous designs that look great, are demanding to play, and unfortunately are very hard to reasonably and economically maintain. Improved turfgrass maintenance efficiency should be a critical focus of any renovation or remodeling program.

The Golf Course at Royal Johor Country Club was contructed in 1972. The present layout of the Course was done by YB Dato Ahmad Adam, the then Engineer of the Public Works Department of Johor Bahru. In 1992, teeing grounds, bunkers and the putting green complexes were spruced up in a renovation works. Turf for the putting greens was changed from the local serangoon grass to the Bermuda tifwarf and teeing grounds were covered by tifway 419. Additional bunkers were carved out and old bunkers were reshaped during the last renovation.

The present Golf Course is basically prepared for amateur and social golfing. Social golfing represents 90% of the usage of the Course. However, we have held three professional tournaments, namely the three editions of Iskandar Johor Open, on this Course. Amongst the problems we faced in the preparing for the professional events are :

a) Insufficient positions for holes

b) Green surface for the required green speed

c) Grass type through the green i.e. fairways and rough

d) Soggy Grounds

There were some difficulties in locating the positions for each hole for the tournament proper, the practice rounds and the pro-am held in conjunction with the professional event. The putting greens are generally small to comfortably locate the required 6 positions of holes in a week of play.

The present grass through the green is the local cow grass which is planted from the day the Course was constructed. The cow grass is not the preferred grass type for professional tournaments especially with the European golf professionals. Cow grass is classified as wet season grass and cannot be kept high especially for the rough as compared to the dry season grass.

There are several areas of soggy grounds in the Course. These soggy grounds are due to high water table which is rampant in undulating terrains. The high water table is probably due to the continually subterranean flow of the sprinkled water to the putting green which drains to the approaches of the putting green.

The ideal green speed for social play is 8 to 8.5 feet. Generally, we are able to achieve this speed for club's major competitions but may not be able to maintan this speed for daily social play. For the professional tournaments, a green speed of 10 feet is required. Much effort has to be put in by the green keepers to achieve this requirement. Furthermore, the aftermath of making the speed to 10 feet would be a 2 months of poor putting green surface for the turf to recover. In other words, there is a strain on the putting green surface at this moment to achieve the speed of 10 feet.

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e) Surface Drains

f) Length of Course

g) Bunkers and other Hazards

h) Marquees for Guests

i) Accesses and Thoroughfares during the major tournaments

It is about time that the committee look into the above seriously in view of a solution for remedy. As the Royal Johor Golf Course in its current form is now over 35 years (with only a previous minor renovation in 1992), it is now past the time to have some substantial renovation work done. It is normal in the life cyle of every golf course to rebuild tees, putting greens and bunkers plant new grasses and thin out trees improve the drainage and irrigation.

Almost all the drains on the course are constructed for the sole purpose of conveying surface runoff after a storm and are not initially meant to be obstacles to the challenge in the adventure of the game of golf. Open drains are the most effective method for conveying the surface run off in the hot and wet equatorial climate but these open drains pose a problem in the Rules of Golf as these drains should be demarcated as Water Hazards/Lateral Water Hazards. These long narrow drains cut the course haphazardly does not augurs well aesthetically.

The present length of the course of 6954 yards is sufficient for the social play. There are rooms for lenghtening the course for the professional tournaments. Holes 18 and 9 can be transposed by pulling back the teeing ground and putting green to allow adequate space for marquees (see clause below) during professional tournaments.

There are insufficient rooms for the ideal positioning of the guest marquees during the professional tournaments. Additional marquees for other than the 18th putting green can be looked into especially, at the 9th putting green.

Transportaion accesses are a problem for major tournaments where large lorries are required to ferry the bulky containers and other equipments into the course and to other parts of the club houses. There is also no suitable location for the TV cranes. Spectators' accesses to the course should be given consideration that comes to watch the major tournaments. The make shift pedestrian crossing during the Iskandar Johor Open should be studied to make it as least semi-permanent.

The existing placements of the bunkers are effective obstacles for the amateur golfers. Considerations should now be given to professional play as many of the present bunkers and water hazards are not in play during the professional tournaments. The positions of new/old bunkers can be designed and/or incorporated in respect of the location of the new tee grounds, if any.


Annual Genera l Meet ingThe 41st Annual General Meeting of Johor Golf & Country Club convened at 3.30 pm on 9th September 2009 while the 42nd Annual General Meeting convened at 4.30 pm on 23rd July 2010 at the Banquet Hall. The order of business for the assembly included :-

• receiving the President’s address. • appointment of the Management Committee members for the ensuing year by the President; • election of office bearers for the ensuing year for :- (a) Vice President; (b) Deputy Captain ; and (c) three (3) Management Committee Members.

Management Committee Members for 2009/2010

President - Y.A.B. Dato’ Haji Abdul Ghani bin OthmanDeputy President - Y.B. Dato’ Haji Abdul Latiff bin YusofVice Presidents - Y.B. Dato’ Leong Hing Nin Encik Jaafar bin Mohamad (elected)Secretary - Tuan Haji Ismail bin Haji Abdul RahmanTreasurer - Y.B. Datin Paduka Zainon bte Hj. YusofCaptain - Y.B. Dato’ Mazelan bin AbuDeputy Captain - Mr. C. C. Boo (elected)Committee Members - Y.B. Dato’ Haji Mohd. Ali bin Hassan Y.B. Dato’ Dr. Subrahmanyam Balan Encik Kassim bin Adam Encik Suliman bin Jalil Ir. Ng Ah Kow Ir. Quek Swee Kim Mr. Ng Chee Meng Miss Mala Nathan (elected) Encik Kassim bin Adam (elected) Tuan Haji Omar bin Salleh (elected)

Congratulationsto all the newly elected Management Committee members.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank the outgoing Committee members for the services and contributions they have rendered towards the efficient running and management of the Club.

Management Committee Members for 2010/2011

President - Y.A.B. Dato’ Haji Abdul Ghani bin OthmanDeputy President - Y.B. Dato’ Haji Abdul Latiff bin YusofVice Presidents - Ir. Ng Ah Kow Encik Jaafar bin Mohamad (elected)Hon. Secretary - Tuan Haji Abdul Wahab bin SainollahHon. Treasurer - Y.B. Datin Paduka Zainon bte Hj. YusofCaptain - Tuan Haji Ishak bin Mohd. SharifDeputy Captain - Mr. C. C. Boo (elected)Committee Members - Y.B. Dato’ Haji Mohd. Ali bin Hassan Y.B. Dato’ Mazelan bin Abu Y.B. Dato’ Dr. Subrahmanyam Balan Encik Kassim bin Adam Ir. Quek Swee Kim Tuan Haji Ismail bin Haji Abdul Rahman Miss Mala Nathan (elected) Tuan Haji Omar bin Salleh (elected) Mr. Lee Seng (elected)


Festive Go l f

The results of these festive golf are as follows :-HARI RAYA GOLF 2008 (18 & 19/10/2008) “A” Division : 1st - Hj. Aliman Musri 40

Stabledford Points

Stabledford Points

2nd - Cheong Ah Fatt 36“B” Division : 1st - B. Jen. Tajuddin Joned 41 2nd - Por Haw Yik 39“C” Division : 1st - Md. Nabil Fikri Ismail 42 2nd - Chang Yu Chun 37Ladies : 1st - Tai Yock Chong 32 2nd - Mala Nathan 31

HARI RAYA GOLF 2009 (3 & 4/10/2009)“A” Division : 1st - Zainal Atan 41 2nd - Jamaluddin Gholam 40“B” Division : 1st - Paul Siah 41 2nd - Zainuddin Abu Bakar 40 ocb“C” Division : 1st - Khalid A. Rahman 42 2nd - Hj. Ariffin Salleh 40Ladies : 1st - Tai Yock Chong 43 2nd - Doris Chan 36

The festive golf tournaments namely the Hari Raya Golf, Chinese New Year Golf and Deepavali Golf remains as the most popular golf tournaments in the Club. The crowd for these tournaments is getting bigger and bigger with an average of 300 golfers taki ng part in each tournament.

The arrival of His Majesty Sultan of Johor and

Her Majesty Sultanah of JohorThe Main Table

"B" Division Winner - Brig.Jen.Tajuddin Joned

Presentation of souvenir to

His Majesty Sultan of Johor

"C" Division Winner - Khalid Abdul Rahman

"A" Division Winner - Hj. Aliman Musri

Ladies Winner-Tai Yock Chong

Hari Raya Golf 2008/2009 Presentation of KFC souvenirs to orphanage

children from Rumah Baitul Magfirah


HARI RAYA GOLF 2010 “A” Division : 1st - Prof. Rozainee 43 2nd - Zainuddin Abdul Hamid 42“B” Division : 1st - Steven Lee 41 2nd - Hj Mohd Zaid A.Rahman 41“C” Division : 1st - Chang Yu Chun 44 2nd - Jimmy Ngow 37ocbLadies : 1st - Nancy Chang 33ocb 2nd - Doris Chan 33Senior Golfer's(9 Holes) : 1st - Abu Bakar Hashim 19 2nd - Hj Sanusi Jamari 18ocb

Group photographs of the orphanage children with the Organising Committee

Hari Raya Golf 2010

One of the hawker stall during the Open House

PPrresentation of KFC souesentation of KFC souvvenirs to orphanage

enirs to orphanage

childchildrren fen frrom om RRumah umah BBaitul aitul MMagfirahagfirah

The crowd during the Open House

Stabledford Points

The tarian zapin perfomance

Another perfomance from the orphanage children

Perfomance from the Rumah

Baitul Magfirah

Presentation of KFC souvenirs to orphanage

children from Rumah Baitul Magfirah


Chinese New Year

Golf 2009

(7 & 8/2/2009)“A” Division : 1st - Zainuddin A. Hamid 43 2nd - Abu Bakar Aziz 41“B” Division : 1st - K. Selvadorai 41 ocb 2nd - Mohd Hatim 41“C” Division : 1st - Salehud-din Baharum 41 2nd - Zolkepli Md. Zain 40Ladies : 1st - Hsiao Mei Ling 38 ocb 2nd - Judy Lim 38

Members enjoying the fellowship

The Lion Dance perfomance

The arrival of H.R.H. Tunku

BendaharaJohor and

Tunku Teh Mazni

Ladies Winner-Hsiao Mei Ling

The Chinese Yoyo performance

“A” Division Winner-Zainuddin A.Hamid

“B” Division Winner-K.Selvadorai

“C” Division Winner-Salehud-din Baharum

Stabledford Points


Chinese New Year Golf 2010“A” Division : 1st - Dr. Peter Tan 43 ocb 2nd - Daeng Malek 43 ocb“B” Division : 1st - Er Chin Her 43 2nd - Najmuddin Sockin 41“C” Division : 1st - Leong Mun Chong 42 2nd - Jaba Mohd Noh 41Ladies : 1st - Lee Siew Peng 37 2nd - Winnie Yap 35

Presentation of Souvenir to His Majesty

Guest Champion-Susan Yee

Sultan of Johor

Chinese Yoyo presented by Primary

The Lion Dance Perfomance

Students from SJK(C) Pandan

Stabledford Points

The Open House Dinner

Ladiess Champion-Lee Siew Peng

“C” Division Champion-Leong Mun Chong

“B” Division Champion-Er Chin Her

The VVIP Table

The arrival of His Majesty Sultan of Johor and Her Majesty Raja Zarith Sofiah


Deepavali Golf 2008/2009

The arrival of His

Majesty Sultan of Johor

The Main Table

DEEPAVALI GOLF 2008 (9/11/2008) “A” Division : 1st - Aidil Shah Manjit 38 2nd - Mustafa Yusof 35“B” Division : 1st - Chua Chee Siong 38 2nd - Md. Hazza Md. Khalid 37“C” Division : 1st - Dr. Bahrom Sanugi 35 2nd - Chai Wei Ming 35Ladies : 1st - Amy Lim 35 2nd - Mala Nathan 32

DEEPAVALI GOLF 2009 (7 & 8/11/2009)“A” Division : 1st - Michael Tan 38 2nd - Zainal Atan 37“B” Division : 1st - Mohd Nabil Ismail 43 2nd - Albert Chuah 41“C” Division : 1st - Rosni Ibrahim 38 2nd - Chai Wei Ming 37Ladies : 1st - Tai Yock Chong 36 2nd - Nancy Chang 35

Performance by traditional Indian Sita & Tabla Group and the dance performance

His Majesty Sultan of Johor officiating the Festival of Lights Presentation of souvenir to

His Majesty Sultan of Johor

Ladies Winner - Amy Lim"A" Division Winner -

Aidil Shah Manjit"B" Division Winner -

Mohd. Nabil Ismail"C" Division Winner -

Rosni Ibrahim

Stabledford Points Stabledford Points


Deepavali Golf

2010

“A” Division : 1st - Zainuddin Abd Hamid 43 2nd - Zainal Atan 39“B” Division : 1st - Abd Rahman Omar 38 2nd - T.C.Chai 37ocb“C” Division : 1st - Md. Shahrin Rahmat 43 2nd - Eugene Sau 40Ladies : 1st - Winnie Yap 39 2nd - Asha Lakshme 38

The Open House Dinner

YB Dato' Dr. Subramaniam Balan delivering his

speech@The Open House Dinner

The Perfomance

Winnie Yap - Ladies Champion

"B" Division Winner - Abd Rahman Omar"C" Division Winner - Eugene Sau


“B” Division Winner - Abd Rahman Omar

The results are as follows :-

Ladies Champion - Asha Lakshme (RJCC - sudden death) 247Runner Up - Ardila A. Rahman (Bukit Banang) 247

Gross Champion - Abel Tam (RJCC) 231Runner Up - Haziq Hamizan (KLCC) 232 Nett Champion - Muhamad Shah Zhafran (Octville) 220Runner Up - Shamsuddin Arif (KGTE) 222

Stroke Play Championship (for JGCC members only)

Gross Champion - Abel Tam 231Runner Up - Jeff Yong 235

Nett Champion - Muhamad Rabbani Hassan 225Runner Up - Patrick Lim 226

The RJCC Stroke Play Championship held in conjunction with the Royal Johor

Invitational Amateur Open Gross

Winner-Abel Tam

RJCC Stroke Play Championship Nett Winner-Muhamad Rabbani Hassan

Winners Group Photograph

Men's & Ladie's Johor Invitational Amateur Open And Stroke Play Golf Championship 2009

Nett Champion, Muhamad Shah Zhafran from Octville receiving his trophy from YB Dato' Sheikh

A.Hardy Ahmad

Gross Champion, Abel Tam posing his trophy

with RJCC Captain, YB Dato' Sheikh A.

Hardy Ahmad

Ladies Champion-Asha Lakshme

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Ladies Champion - Loh Hee Ying (Orchard) 258Runner Up - Bong Moy (Palm Resort) 260

Gross Champion - Idzwan Idzhar (JGCC) 227Runner Up - Ng Choo Teck (Rahman Putra) 229 Nett Champion - Daeng Mohd Hakim (JGCC) 220Runner Up - Kamaruddin Hamid (JGCC) 221

Stroke Play Championship (for JGCC members only)

Gross Champion - Idzwan Idzhar 227Runner Up - Abel Tam 230

Nett Champion - Daeng Mohd Hakim 220Runner Up - K.Perumal 226


Ladies Champion, Loh Hee Ying from Orchard Golf & Country Club.

Men's & Ladie's Johor Invitational Amateur Open And Stroke Play Golf Championship 2010

1Daeng Mohd Hakim, Nett Champion of the Men’s Johor Invitational Amateur Open and

JGCC Stroke Play Golf Championship 2010

Gross Champion of the Men’s Johor Invitational

Amateur Open and JGCC Stroke Play Golf

Championship 2010


Senior's Club Championship And Age Group CategoriesThe Royal Johor Senior's Club Championship for 2009 was held on 23rd & 24th May 2009. Participants for the age group catego-ries were divided into 3 namely: Group A (50-54 years), Group B (55-59 years) and Group C (60-69 years).


Group A : Champion - Calvin Wong 153 ocb Runner-Up - Rahim Elias 153

Group B : Champion - Datuk Hj. Ayob Ketot 148 Runner-Up - Tan Lian Huat 150 ocb

Group C : Champion - Chan Teck Watt 145 Runner-Up - Ishak Samsuddin 149

Gross : Champion - Michael Tan 159 Runner-Up - Zainal Atan 162

Nett : Champion - K. Perumal 136 Runner-Up - Richard Wong 138

Th e Nett Winner - K. Perumal


Senior’s Club Championship Group C

(Age 60 - 69) Winner - Chan Teck Watt

Senior’s Club Championship

Age 50 - 54 Champion - Calvin Wong

All The Group Winners




Sportexcel Royal Johor Junior Open Golf Championship 2009/2010

Boys & Girls Under 8 Winners photograph

Girls Under 18 Winners photograph

Winners photograph of the Boys Under 10

Lunch and prize presentation caremony attended by all the juniors and their parents

The Sportexcel-Royal Johor Junior Open Golf Championship was successfully held in 2009/2010. The two-days event gathered 130 juniors, divided into seven categories. Every year the response from the juniors is far more encouraging. All participants used this oppurtunity to do their best in the golf game and to become a champion.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank Y.A.B. Chief Minister of Johor for his support and interest shown in this Junior Golf tournament and the Johor Junior Development Programme.

We would also like to thank Mr.Teng Mui Ngee, the General Manager of Sportexcel for including this Championship as one of their legs for the Malaysian Junior Golf Circuit.

To MY Golf Shop Sdn Bhd, we would like to sincerely thank you for your sponsorship and we look foward to your commitment and continued support.


Boys & Girls Under 8 Winners photographr

Boys & Girls Under 8 Winners photographr

Boys & Girls Under 8 Winners photograph

Girls Under 18 Winners photographGirls Under 18 Winners photographGirls Under 18 Winners photograph


2009Group A : (Boys 18 & Below) Champion - Abel Tam (Johor Juniors) 150 Runner-Up - Idzkandar Idzhar (Johor Juniors) 152

Group B : (Boys 15 & Below) Champion - Ethan Jeremiah Chitty (KRP) 158 Runner-Up - Ali Reza Khairuddin (Clearwater) 166

Group C : (Girls 18 & Below) Champion - Asha Lakshme (Johor Juniors) 159 Runner-Up - Nur Diyanah (Kundang Lakes) 173

Group DB : (Boys 12 & Below) Champion - Chang Ervin (Bukit Jalil) 155 Runner-Up - Lucius Toh Zheng Xian (Seletar) 161

Group DG : (Girls 12 & Below) Champion - Loy Hee Ying (Fairway Academy) 171 Runner-Up - Kelie Kan Kah Yan (Bukit Jalil) 177

Group DJ : (Boys 10 & Below) Champion - Khavish Varman (Angkatan Tentera) 169 Runner-Up - Daeng Abd Rahman (Johor Juniors) 170

Group E : (Boys/Girls 8 & Below) Champion - Adam Arif (KGPA) 86 Runner-Up - Imran Muqri (KRP) 89


Winners Group photograph of Boys Under 12



Boys Under 15 Group Winners PhotographGirls Under 12 Group photograph

Boys Under 18 Winners photograph

Th e LunchTh e LunchTh e Lunch

The Main Table

Boys Under 12 Winners Group Photograph



Johor Juniors Champion Team posing with Mr. Teng from Sportexcel

Girls Under 15 Winners Group Photograph

The Lunch

Winners Under 9 Group

Photographs


2010Group BA : (Boys 20 & Below) Champion - Chan Tuck Soon (Bukit Jalil) 226 Runner-Up - Tan Wei Chean (Tropicana) 233

Group GA : (Girls 20 & Below) Champion - Ng Lee Chen (KRP) 161 Runner-Up - Asha Lakshme (Johor Juniors) 161

Group BB : (Boys 15 & Below) Champion - Paul San (KRP) 225 Runner-Up - Mohd Aiman Mohd Nor (Seri Selangor) 244

Group GB : (Girls 15 & Below) Champion - Loy Hee Ying (Orchard) 165 Runner-Up - Celine Lim Shwu Ling (MST) 184

Group BC : (Boys 12 & Below) Champion - Ervin Chang (Bukit Jalil) 147 Runner-Up - Aaerishna Shahshty (Johor Juniors) 156

Group GC : (Girls 12 & Below) Champion - Kelie Kan Kah Yan (Bukit Jalil) 174 Runner-Up - Siti Zulaikha Shaari (KRTU) 180

Group E : (Boys/Girls 9 & Below) Champion - Victor Ng Yu Kai (Bukit Jalil) 75 Runner-Up - Ahmad Hafiz Selamat (Johor Juniors) 81

Girls Under 20 Winners posing with Mr. David, main sponsor from MST Golf

Girls Under 12 Winners Group Photographs


The Royal Johor Charity Golf tournament held to commemorate the birthday celebration of His Majesty Sultan of Johor was successfully held on 18th April 2009. This event was initiated by H.R.H. Tunku Bendahara Johor and is truly an important occasion promoting the spirit of community service and goodwill amongst fellow golfers.

The results of the tournament is as follows :-

Texas ScrambleRJCC Members – Bendahara Trophy Combined Score Champion : Michael Tan Koh Yau Heng 66 ocb Winnie Yap Shahdan Salim

Sponsors & Donors Stableford Points

“A” Division : Winner - Ahmad Daud Abd Aziz 39 Runner-Up - Zaini Hitam 38

“B” Division : Winner - Harun Abdullah 38 Runner-Up - A. Ganesan 37

“C” Division : Winner - Mohd. Yusoff Rosdi 41 Runner-Up - Hassan Abd Kadir 36

Royal Johor Charity 2009

The VIP table during prize presentation dinner


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Over the past few years, the Iskandar Johor Open has certainly witnessed a meteoric rise in prominence to cement its stature as one of the biggest professional golf championships on the Asian Tour. The championship certainly won’t be where it is now without the enormous interest and tremendous support from the late Sultan, Almarhum Sultan Iskandar Ibni Almarhum Sultan Ismail.

A keep sportsman, Almarhum was well-known for his passion in many types of open-air sports, tennis, squash and polo but he was remembered most as an avid golfer.

Almarhum, who started playing golf in the 80’s would spend much of his free time at the Johor Golf & Country Club (formerly known as the Royal Johor Country Club), and his passion was a key force to his rapid progress in the game, where he was a scratch player at one time.

Despite his busy schedule, Almarhum used to play 72 holes a day, mostly at Johor Golf & Country Club. In the early 90’s, new golf courses mushroomed in Johor and Almarhum would fi nd the time to visit these golf courses.

Almarhum will always be remembered as the driving force for golf development in Johor. For a start, he was infl uential in shaping Johor Golf & Country Club to its current status as one of the premier golf courses in the state.

He was also instrumental in establishing a number of professional and amateur golf championships in Johor. One of them was the Royal Johor Classic, which was a permanent feature in the region’s golf calendar from 1985 to 1994.

Sultan Iskandar:A Tribute.........

A Picture for the Album

His Majesty handing over the challenge trophy to Vichit-Captain of RBSC

His Majesty with the pro Brad Ewart

His Majesty says “Its time the HSBC Bank replaced this trophy with a nice silver one”

His Majesty says “Its time the HSBC Bank replaced this trophy with a nice silver one”

His Majesty says “Its time the HSBC Bank replaced this trophy with a nice silver one”Th e Putra Cup players should borrow this putter

His Majesty putting at the 2nd green

H.E.Pong Sarasin Chairman of RBSC pre-

H.E.Pong Sarasin Chairman of RBSC pre-senting a riding helmet to His Majesty

senting a riding helmet to His Majesty

H.E.Pong Sarasin Chairman of RBSC pre-senting a riding helmet to His Majesty

Nothing like a 9 iron to place the ball

on the green


For the Championship, Almarhum personally instructed for the trophy-known as the Iskandar Cup-to be ordered from London. The event started with RM100,000 prize purse and at its peak offered RM500,000 prize money, attracting top players from the region and counted current Asian Tour Executive Chairman, Kyi Hla Han, Filipino Frankie Minoza and Singapore’s M.Murugiah among its champions.

Other professional golf events initiated by Almarhum were the PFP Classic in 1985, the Aoki Hubert Green event on the Asian Tour and the Kosaido Ladies Malaysian Open, both in 1986. As for amateur events, Almarhum had a hand in making the Johor Amateur Open a permanent fi xture at the Johor Golf & Country Club in the early 90’s and the club remains as one of the favourite venues for the championship.

When the Iskandar Johor Open was iniated in 2007, Almarhum consented to having the Iskandar Johor Cup used as the Challenge Trophy. The handsome pure silver trophy weighing a litter over 5kg remains as Almarhum’s legacy to this Championship.

His Majesty addressing the gatheringat RJCC

Th e Dinner at Istana Bukit Serene

His Majesty sharing a joke with His Excellency Pong Sarasin the Deputy Prime Minister (r)

of Th ailand

His Majesty addressing our guests from RBSC

His Majesty the King played in the Pro Am with Kellie Stenzel from U.S.A.

Invitee club members & RJCC players being entertained at the Istana

A souvenir for His Majesty

Singapore Prime Minister’s visit-His Majesty with Mr.Goh Chok Tong

RJCC’S Best pair Giathuddin & Teo Heng Teng receiving their prize from His Majesty

Tan Sri Dr. Rashdan Presenting a souvenir to His Majesty

Majesty with Mr. Low Siow Whatt President of SICC

RJCC’S vs SICC His Majesty’s fl ight L to R Syed Hashim, Tay Joo Soon(Capt. SICC), His Majesty

& Low Siow Whatt (President SICC)

His Majesty Sultan Iskandar arriving at RBSC for the Dinner

His Majesty entertaining President Suharto to for

a round of golf

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Th e Chief Secretary presenting the ‘C’ Medal to His Majesty

His Majesty with the RJCC committee His Majesty with the RJCC Golf Team

His Majesty speaking for RJCC

His Majesty speaking to the celebrities from Hollywood

His Majesty’s Flight. On His Majesty’s right is Mr.Harry Dyne-President of SICC & on the

left is SICC Capt. Anthony Goh

SICC Captain Anthony Goh presenting to His Majesty a gift

His Majesty chatting with players at the 1st Tee

Chairman of the Organising Committee Mr.Frank Goon presenting a souvenir to

His Majesty Yang Di Pertuan Agong

A souvenir for President Suharto

His Majesty’s fl ight on the 1st Tee at RBSC

His Majesty receiving the trophy for returning the Best Net Score on the 2nd day. Presenting

the trophy is Dato Hj. Rahim Ramli

His Majesty talking to the players at the Istana

His Majesty’s fl ight. Extreme left is Mr. Harry Dyne President of SICC

Goosen and Th ongchai Jaidee with the Iskandar Johor Open Challenge trophy behind the backdrop of the majestic Johor New State Administrative Centre in Nusajaya, Johor.

Asian Tour’s Executive Chairman, Kyi Hla Han (extreme right), flanked by (from left) Grant Slack, Vice President IMG, Retief Goosen and Mark Pittock at the Iskandar Johor Open cocktail.

Prizes Galore: Johor State Secretary Dato’ Abdul Latiff Yusof (extreme left) giving away prizes to the winners of the Pro-Am competition.


Iskandar Johor Open 2008

Event Overview 2008

The Iskandar Johor Open 2008, presented by the Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA) and Nusajaya was held at the Royal Johor Country Club from the 30th of October to the 2nd of November.

The star player for the event was Retief Goosen from South Africa. Other players of note included Niclas Fasth from Sweden, Thongchai Jaidee and Thaworn Wirachant from Thailand, local Malaysian talents Airil Rizman and Ben Leong as well as Defending Champion Artemio Murakami from the Philippines.

Pro-Am Session

The Iskandar Johor Open 2008 kicked off with a pro-am competition comprising of 36 teams was held on 28th October 2008. The format was Texas Scramble (4 amateurs to 1 pro). Sponsors and their guests had the opportunity to tee off with some of Asia’s best golfers. All 144 participants were given a goodie bag with items from TaylorMade Adidas, Srixon, Fairways and the Johor Tourism Board inside. The day ended on a high note with the winning team and 2 runners up teams taking home some very attractive prizes courtesy of TaylorMade Adidas.

Welcome Reception

Rick Kulacz

Gavin Kyle Green

Thaworn Wiratchant

Retief Goosen

A Welcome Reception was held on 28th October 2008 at The Puteri Pacific Hotel Johor Bahru. Over 300 guests including all the players and sponsors attended the welcome function hosted by the Menteri Besar. Guests were treated to a spectacular selection of food catered by PERSADA, whilst listening to the MBJB Jazz Band who played easy listening music. Winners of the pro-am competition earlier on in the day were presented with their prizes. Guests were also given the chance to win more merchandise in a trivia quiz round.

Royal Suite

IJO 2008 received the Royal seal of approval with appearances by His Majesty The Sultan of Johor. He viewed the action with much interest and expressed his enjoyment of the event.

Corporate Hospitality

Sponsors and their guests enjoyed the IJO in style in their private marquees overlooking the 18th Green. Creating the perfect atmosphere of networking and enjoying the event, guests were treated to exquisite dining catered by PERSADA, with a mix of eastern and western cuisine. Sponsors were also catered for at the Tasek Lounge, with spectacular views of the 9th Green.

Spectator Facilities

A Bailey bridge led spectators from the new and improved parking at Taman Merdeka to the 18th Tee of RJCC. There was also a free public shuttle from Danga Bay every half hour.

Day 1 – 30th October 2008

Welshman Craig Smith fired a sparkling seven-under-par 65 to lead the first round of the Iskandar Johor Open but title holder Artemio Murakami of the Philippines was snapping at his heels. Murakami enjoyed a strong start to his defence, mixing six birdies against a lone bogey for a 67 to trail by two and was matched by New Zealand’s Mahal Pearce and Australian duo Rick Kulacz, the recent Brunei Open champion, and Mitchell Brown.

Sweden’s Niclas Fasth, a former Ryder Cup player, launched his campaign with a bogey-free 68 for tied sixth place with Australian Kane Webber while South African star Retief Goosen carded a 72.


"Maybe I can play in the next Iskandar Johor

Open?" From Left:En Harun Haji Johari,

Winners Ng Chee Meng, Ng Ah Kow,

Eric Shak and pro Antonio Lascuna

Day 2 – 31st October 2008Sweden’s Niclas Fasth lived up to his star billing by taking a share of the clubhouse lead with Australia’s Mitchell Brown after weather disruption on Friday. The former European Ryder Cup stalwart shot a second successive four-under-par 68 in the second round to join Brown, who carded a 69, atop the leaderboard on eight-under-par 136. Two-time Asian number one Thongchai Jaidee of Thailand charged into contention with a superb 66 to lie one back while title holder Artemio Murakami of the Philippines was three off the pace after a 72.

A two-hour lightning delay in the afternoon meant that 42 players failed to complete their second rounds and would restart at 7.30 am on Saturday, with the third round scheduled to begin at approximately 9.30 am.

Day 3 – 1st November 2008Sweden’s Niclas Fasth produced a grandstand finish with three closing birdies to snatch a one-shot lead from Thailand’s Thaworn Wirachant after the third round. He carded a two-under-par 70 to put himself in pole position in the US$500,000 Asian Tour event. Thaworn, Asia’s most prolific winner with 10 titles, produced an equally impressive back nine for a 69 to stay hot on the leader’s heels.

Joint halfway leader Mitchell Brown of Australia overcame a scrappy start before setting for a 72 to lie two back while Malaysia’s lain Steel raised local cheers with a battling 70 for tied fourth place with Kane Webber of Australia, who also carded a 70. Lurking behind was two-time Major champion Retief Goosen who will enter the last round four off the pace after adding a second successive 69 for tied sixth place with Thongchai Jaidee of Thailand (73), Richard Moir of Australia (70) and Adam Groom of Australia (69).

Golf ClinicsSaturday 1st November 2008 was also a day for the junior golfers to test their skills against the pros, with the young juniors having a session with Clay Devers and the Proficient Juniors from the Johor Junior Golf Association getting a chance to learn from Niclas Fasth.

Golf enthusiasts from Nusajaya and IRDA had the chance to take part in exclusive Golf Clinics with professionals Scott Taylor and Clay Devers.

1 Retief Goosen (RSA) 276 9 Danny Chia (MAS) 2822 Thaworn Wiratchant (THA) 278 9 Yasin Ali (ENG) 2823 Kane Webber (AUS) 279 9 Thongchai Jaidee (THA) 2824 Andrew Dodt (AUS) 281 14 Ben Leong (MAS) 2834 Richard Moir (AUS) 281 14 Steven Tiley (ENG) 2834 Iain Steel (MAS) 281 14 Anthony Kang (USA) 2834 Niclas Fasth (SWE) 281 14 Mahal Pearce (NZL) 2834 Mitchell Brown (AUS) 281 14 Rick Kulacz (AUS) 2839 Unho Park (AUS) 282 19 Gavin Flint (AUS) 2849 Mardan Mamat (SIN) 282 19 Clay Devers (USA) 284

The clinic which lasted for an hour saw the pros giving out golf tips and advice.

Day 4 - 2nd November 2008South African star Retief Goosen ended a frustrating 21-month title drought with a magnificent two-stroke victory. The two-time Major Champion fired a superb final round of six-under-par 66, overcoming an overnight four-shot deficit to triumph.

Thai veteran Thaworn Wiratchant and Australian Kane Webber challenged Goosen all the way before settling for second and third place respectively after a 71 and 70 respectively. Iain Steel was Malaysia’s best finisher after a 72 earned him tied fourth place with overnight leader Niclas Fasth of Sweden and Australian trio Andrew Dodt, Richard Moir and Mitchell Brown.

Final results are as follows :-

Closing CeremonyRetief Goosen came from behind to beat the field after 4 days of exhilarating golf, carding his first tournament win in 21 months. As the crowds looked on, the weather cleared to allow the winners to receive their prizes on the 18th hole green in front of His Majesty The Sultan of Johor. The winner’s cheque of US$79,250 was presented to Goosen by YAB Dato’ Haji Abdul Ghani bin Othman

VolunteersIskandar Johor Open 2008 saw a substantial increase in the numbers of volunteers for the event. The volunteers received golf apparels courtesy of TaylorMade Adidas, one of the corporate sponsors of the IJO 2008, meals and a free round of golf at RJCC.


The third edition of the Iskandar Johor Open was held at the Royal Johor Country Club (now known as Johor Golf & Country Club) from 22-25 October 2009. Boasting a prize purse of US$1 million, the tournament was on track towards achieving the goal of bringing world class golfi ng action to Johor and Malaysia.

South African returning Champion and 2-time US Open winner Retief Goosen made to a trip to Johor to take on the best of the Asian Tour and defend his title. Playing in the Johor for the fi rst time was South Korean, K.J. Choi. The Asian Tour honorary member celebrated his return to the tour with a popular win that saw him right off a spirited defence from Goosen and the hugely talented young Indian, Himmat Rai.

The Iskandar Johor Open 2009 kicked off the week with 36 teams taking part in the program competition (scramble format). Sponsors and their guests got to experience golf with the big boys when they teed off with some of Asia’a best golfers.

Despite the raining making an unwelcomed appearance, the day was capped with by the Welcome Reception dinner and Prize Giving ceremony at the Puteri Pacifi c Hotel.

Thailand’s Chinnarat Phadungsil together with compatriot Pariya Junhasavasdikul and Mark Purser of New Zealand made a spirited start to take the fi rst round clubhouse lead at the weather interrupted fi rst day.

Play was suspended at noon for about three hours due to inclement weather and only resumed at 3 pm. All players who teed off in the afternoon session had yet to complete their round after play was suspended due to darkness at 7 pm.

The full fi eld Asian Tour tournament headed into the third and fi nal round on Sunday after inclement weather forced offi cials to reduce the event to a 54-hole stroke play tournament

K.J.Choi posted a third and fi nal round score of eight-under-par 64 for a three-day total of 20-under-par 196 to take the title. Chapchai Nirat of Thailand took second place after delighting the galleries gathered at Johor Golf & Country Club with three amazing chip-ins on the 15th 17th and 18th holes en route to a 66.

Title holder Retief Goosen of South Africa returned with a superb 62 to take a share of third position alongside overnight leader Himmat Rai of India who closed with a 70 for a three-day total of 201 at the fi nal round that was suspended for two hours due to thunderstorms.

Result are as follows:-

Position Player Score1 K.J. Choi (KOR) 1962 Chapchai NIRAT (THA) 2003 Himmat RAI (IND) 2013 Retief GOOSEN (SA) 2015 Kodai ICHIHARA (JPN) 2045 Kiradech APHIBARNRAT (THA) 2047 Juvic PAGUNSAN (PHI) 2057 Mars PUCAY (PHI) 2059 Anirban LAHIRI (IND) 2069 CHANG Tse-peng (TPE) 206


From Left:En Harun Haji Johari, Ist Runner up R.Raman,

Tan Huay Kwang, Robert Reynolds and pro lain Steel are

pleased with their prizes.


Padraig Harrington takes thelead despite his injury

The Warisan Dance Troupe with the four players

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His Majesty Sultan Iskandar with Retief Goosen

at the Iskandar Johor Open 2009


The title sponsor, the Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA) represents one of the worlds most dynamic growth areas, attracting massive global investment. The Iskandar Johor Open receives truly impressive regional and international coverage, with a dedicated Media & Marketing strategy and daily Live TV coverage working in synergy to deliver exposure to all sponsors. Nearly 300 hours of coverage was aired across the 14 global broadcasters in more than 18 countries and reached over 80 million homes in 2009.

IMG, the world’s largest sporting and entertainment management agency, hasbeen appointed as event organizer for this event.

In October 2008, South African Retief Goosen went on to clinch the coveted trophy the next year and the improved purse of USD$500,000 at JGCC. 2009 marked a milestone in the history of the Iskandar Johor Open, with a 100% increase in prize money to USD1,000,000. Won by Korean K.J.Choi, who triumphed over rising Indian star Himmat Rai and defending champion Retief Goosen the tournament has grown from strength to strength.

The Horizon Hills Golf & Country Club was the venue for the 2010 Iskandar Johor Open while the championship’s total purse has been increased to US$1.25 million (RM4 million) from US$1 million previously.

Final results are as follows :-

The Iskandar Johor Open is one of the fastest growing tournaments on the Asian Tour attracting some of the best golfers in the world. The event has been successfully staged at Royal Johor Country Club for the past 3 years and we have secured the event in Johor for a further five years. Since the inaugural event in 2007, the price money for the tournament has increased by 5-fold from USD300,000 in 2007 to USD1,500,000 in 2010.

1 Padraig Harrington (IRL) 268 11 Colin Montgomerie (SCO) 2782 Noh Seung-yul (KOR) 271 11 Kwanchai Tannin (THA) 2783 Lin Wen-tang (TPE) 272 11 Pariya Junhasavasdikul (THA) 2784 Mardan Mamat (SIN) 273 14 Prayad Marksaeng (THA) 2795 Kiradech Aphibarnrat (THA) 274 14 Retief Goosen (RSA) 2795 Scott Barr (AUS) 274 14 Rahil Gangjee (IND) 2797 Chawalit Plaphol (THA) 275 14 Han Seung-su (KOR) 2798 Thaworn Wiratchant (THA) 277 14 Kang Sung-hoon (KOR) 2798 K.C. Choi (KOR) 277 19 Scott Hend (AUS) 2808 Lee Sung (KOR) 277 19 Marcus Both (AUS) 280


Th e stars with Iskandar Johor Open trophy (L-R) Th e stars with Iskandar Johor Open trophy (L-R) Danny Chia, K.J.Choi, Retief Goosen andDanny Chia, K.J.Choi, Retief Goosen andPadraig Harrington.Padraig Harrington.

Th e stars with Iskandar Johor Open trophy (L-R) Danny Chia, K.J.Choi, Retief Goosen andPadraig Harrington.

Best Malaysian performer,

Ben LeongTh e Iskandar Cup

Annual Bangkok Interport Matches rohoJ layoR detisiv bulC stropS kokgnaB layoR ehT

Country Club on 24th July 2009 for the Annual Interport match. The Royal Bangkok Sports Club delegation was led by their Captain, Mr. Vudhi Lenbury. The lunch and prize giving ceremony was held at the Club's Banquet Hall and it was graced by the presence of His Majesty Sultan of Johor.

The Annual Interport match against Royal Gems Golf & Country Club was held on 19th November 2009 and against

Royal Bangkok Sports Club on 21st November 2009. The Royal Johor Country Club delegation was led by the Majesty The Sultan of Johor. The response for the trip to Bangkok was overwhelming as 50 golfers from Royal Johor Country Club made the trip to Bangkok.

The Club look foward to the members continual support towards this Annual Trip as it is an important Agenda on our Golfing calendar.


Arrival of His Majesty Sultan of Johor

Th e exchange of souvenirs between the two clubs

Th e perfomance during the lunch

Arrival of His Majesty Sultan of Johor Presentation of souvenir to His Majesty Sultan of Johor Th e VVIP table

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Social 2009/2010ActivitiesThe Social Sub-Committee organized various non sport related social activities and programmes for members and their families.

In conjunction with the Merdeka celebrations, this Sub-Committee organized various activities during the Merdekafest Week followed by prize giving for all the games during a Gala Dinner at the Banquet Hall.

The Annual Children’s Party was successfully held on 12th December 2009 at the Banquet Hall. Besides the members’ children, we have also invited orphanage childrens to enjoy the party. A variety of game including a magic show were some of the highlights and at the end of the day Santa Claus gave away the prizes to the winners.

The New Year’s Eve Dinner & Dance held on 31st December 2009 at onboard Danga Cruise was a great success. We managed to have 33 tables fully occupied. The Cruise sailed out at 8.30 pm and came back at 1.30 am. Members were very happy and hoped that the Committee organize a better event every year.


Taekwondo Open Category Champion-

Avy Lim

Hole-In One Achievers-Mr.Heng Sok Mong (I) and Mr. Voo Petter (r)posing with prizes

Squash Champion-Dr. Ng Khee Lim

Golf Overall Champion-Mr. G.T.Khoo

Golf Overall Champion-Mr. G.T.Khoo

receiving his prize from YB Dato’ Chin


Hon NgianHon NgianGolf Overall Champion-Mr. G.T.Khoo


Hon NgianTennis Champion-

Mr. Stanley Lim, Captain

of the Red Team

Billiard Champion-Mr. Bernard Tiong

Karaoke Champion-Asri Amat

Th e Gala Dinner

Singing of the NegaraKu song

Swimming Adult Champion -

Hung Beng Guan

Tennis Competition - Group Photographs

Karaoke Champion - Md Hasim Ibarahim

The Gala Dinner

Table Tennis Competition - Group Photographs (2)


Taekwando B Division Champion -

Sarah Lim

Table-Tennis Runner-Up - Tan Heng Lai

Tennis - Runner-Up Ho Wha Wee

& Stanley Lim

Squash Champion -

Squash Champion - Khairul NizamKhairul Nizam

Squash Champion - Khairul NizamBilliard Snooker Highest Break

Billiard Snooker Highest Break

18 points - Chong Honn Ming

18 points - Chong Honn MingBilliard Snooker Highest Break


Swimming Under 15 Female - Swimming Under 15 Female - Kong Hwee Ni

Kong Hwee Ni

Swimming Under 15 Female - Kong Hwee Ni

Billiard - 4 Ball Champion Team - Roslaini Md.

Billiard - 4 Ball Champion Team - Roslaini Md. Idrus (c) and Mohd Khalid Rahman (r)

Idrus (c) and Mohd Khalid Rahman (r)

Billiard - 4 Ball Champion Team - Roslaini Md. Idrus (c) and Mohd Khalid Rahman (r)

Billiard Snooker Highest Break


Taekwando Group Photographs

Swimming Competition - Group Photographs (2)

Taekwando A Division Champion - Aric Lim

Swimming Adult Female Champion -

Sarah Lim

Golf Ladies Champion - Jasbeer Kaur

Th e Organising Committee singing the NegaraKu song

Billiard Competition - Group PhotographBilliard Competition - Group PhotographBilliard Competition - Group Photograph

Squash Convenor -Squash Convenor -Dr. Mohamed Shariff Nabi Baksh

Squash Convenor -Dr. Mohamed Shariff Nabi Baksh

Golf - C Division Champion - S.G. ChanGolf - C Division Champion - S.G. ChanGolf - C Division Champion - S.G. Chan


Billiard Snooker Champion - Bernard Tiong



The crowd during the dinner

The Organising Committee Group Photographs

Children posing with the some of the organising committee

Another clown performance

The children enjoying the game


More games entertainment More games

Th e golf competition prize

giving

Some of the children group photographs

Th e registration

Th e clown performance

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Our Monthly Corporate Golf Challenge are being sponsored by various companies and individuals in Johor Bahru. One of the factors which contributed to the popularity of the Monthly Corporate Golf Challenge was the attractive prizes. Thanks to the support of our members who were kind enough to come forward as sponsors.

On behalf of the Management Committee, we would like to express and record our sincere appreciation to the following members/companies for their generous contribution towards the events :-

No. Date Member’s Name 1. 16.08.2008 Encik Jaafar bin Mohamad 2. 20.12.2008 YB Dato’ Paduka Dr. Hassan bin Dato’ Omar 3. 17.01.2009 Mr. Woon Seng Tiong, Mr. Michael Tan, Mr. Lee Chee Kiuen and Mr. Koh Yau Heng4. 21.02.2009 Encik Md. Hassan bin Abdul Kadir5. 28.03.2009 Encik Abu Bakar Kassim6. 11.04.2009 Ir. Lee Song Fatt7. 30.05.2009 Encik Idzhar Marappan bin Abdullah8. 27.06.2009 Mr. C. C. Boo9. 25.07.2009 Mr. Eugene Sau, Mr. Thomas Woo & Mr. Jeffery Chin10. 12.12.2009 Tuan Hj. Md. Salikon Sarpin11. 09.01.2010 Mr. Framond Foo12. 06.02.2010 Mr. P. Suppiah13. 20.03.2010 Mr. Kong Tiam Ming14. 17.04.2010 Johor Sikhs Golf Association15. 22.05.2010 Mr. Lee Song Fatt

The results of the monthly medal/corporate golf challenge is as follows :-

Club's Monthly Medals

December Medal - Best Gross Jaafar Mohamad

December Medal B Division

Champion - K. SelvaodraiJOHOR GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Berita Tasek2ND HALF 2008/REVIEW 2009/2010 35

December Medal C Division Champion - Dr. Mohamed

Shariff Nabi Baksh

December Senior Golfer's Champion - R. Singarajah

July A Medal Champion - Kong Thiam Ming

July B Medal Champion Salehud-din Baharom

July C Medal Champion - Eugene Sau

June Monthly Medal A Division - Muhidin Hussin

June Monthly Medal B Division Winner-

Pang Ming Kee

July Corporate Challenge Ladies Champion -

Doris Chan

Hole-In-One achiever Hj.

Mohd. Sofian Yassin during

the December Medal


June Monthly Medal Ladies Champion - Jasbeer Kaur

March A Division Winner - Zainal Atan

March C Division Winner - Meng Yet Choy

April C Division Winner - Jimmy Ngow

February B Division Winner - Hj. Sharim Mahmud

April Medal Ladies Winner - Winnie Yap

February C Division Winner - Ibrahim Ja'afar Winner

April B Division Winner - A. Ganesan

February A Division Winner - Zainoldin Ahmad

April A Division Winner - Iskandar Maran

April Medal Senior Golfers (55 & Above) Winner -

Zainoldin Ahmad

June Monthly Medal Winner - Mohd Nabil Latif

March B Division Winner - Lee Chee Kiuen

March Medal Senior Golfer (55 & Above) Winner - Khalid Elias


February Medal Junior (Boys Under 18) Winner - Md Syamil Abd Jalil

May B Division Runner-Up - Amir Mohd Hakim

February Medal Ladies Winner - Mala Nathan

May C Division Winner - K. C. Yeo

Junior Champion - Idzkandar Idzhar

Senior Golfer's Champion - Hj Hashim Othman


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January Monthly Medal B Division Champion - T. C. Chai

January Monthly Medal 2010 Champion - Asha Lakshme

April Medal - Senior Golfer's Winner - K. Perumal

January Monthly Medal Senior Golfer's Champion - Dato' Hashim Yahya

President's Cup 2010 Champion - Jeff Yong

May Medal - Senior Golfer's Winner - S. Rajasingam

B Division Winner - Kassim AdamA Division Winner - Abd Rahman Omar

Mr. Jackie Lee scored an Eagle at Hole No. 2

C Division Winner - Md. Nabil Lanang

Best Gross - C. C. BooB Division Winner - Alias Jaafar

Mr. P. Suppiah cutting his birthday cake

C Division Winner - Oh Chee Chieng

January Monthly Medal C Division Champion - Hj Azhar Ahamad

January Monthly Medal A Division Champion - Mohd Nabil Ismail

April Medal C Division Winner - Iswarjeet Singh Puar

February A Division Winner - Mustafa Yusof

Senior's Champion - Hj. Kassim Hamid

May Medal C Division Winner - Rosni Ibrahim


2nd HALF-YEARLY (JULY – DECEMBER 2008) / REVIEW 2009 SQUASH REPORT

The RJCC Merdeka Squash Tournament 2008 was held on 22nd August 2008. The players were divided into 4 teams namely :-

The finals were played between Team A and Team D. Final result : Winner – Team D, Runner-Up – Team A.

The RJCC Squash Club Championship was held in mid-October 2008. The results were as follows :-

RJCC Club Champion : Dr. Ng Khee Lim “B” Division Champion : Tan F. C. Veteran’s Champion : Ng Nam Chai Senior Veteran’s Champion : Khor Kok Hai

The RJCC Squash Inter-Team Event was held on 12th June 2009. Players were divided into 2 team namely :- Team Dunlop and Team Nike. The results are as follows :-

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No. Team A (Nike) Team B (Dunlop P) Team C (Prince) Team D (Head)

1. Dr. Amalourde Dr. Ng Khee Lim Ng Nam Chai Emmanuel Loh 2. G. P. Liew Khor Kok Hai L. C. Law Khairul Nizam 3. F. C. Tan Dr. Shah Nazaria M. P. Babu

RJCC Merdeka Squash Tournament

2008-Winning Team

Friendly game against Police Sports Association -

Group photographs

Champion Team - Khairul Nizam

Champion Team - K. H. Khor

Champion Team -

Dr. Amalourde


A group photograph of some of the participants in the Merdekafest Squash competition which held on 7th August 2009

In conjunction with the National Merdeka celebrations, a total of 12 players participated in the RJCC Squash Tournament held on 7th August 2009. Players were divided into 3 categories namely :- Open Event, Senior Event and Veteran’s Event.


Open Event : Champion - Dr. Ng Khee Lim Runner-Up - Dr. Amalourde Raj

Senior Event : Champion - Ng Nam Chai Runner-Up - Emmanuel Loh

Veteran’s Event : Champion - Khor Kok Hai Runner-Up - M. P. Babu

The finals between Dr. Ng Khee Lim and Dr. Amalourde Raj was an exciting game with contrasting styles of play. While Dr. Amalourde tried to slow down the furious pace of Dr. Ng, it became clear as the game went on, that Dr. Ng will have none of tha .tThe crisp drops and the tight sidewall lengths kept Dr. Amalourde at bay.

Dr. Amalourde put up a gallant fight but finally succumbed to the power play of Dr. Ng.

The results of the Championship are as follows :-

Club Champion 2009 - Dr. Ng Khee Lim1st Runner-Up - Dr. Amalourde2nd Runner-Up - Ng Nam Chai

Senior Champion - L. C. Law1st Runner-Up - Dr. Shah

Veteran’s Champion - Khor Kok Hai1st Runner-Up - M. P. Babu

Best Score - Khairul Nizam

RJCC Squash Inter-Team Event Champion Team Mr.Babu receiving his prize from Encik Ishak Mohd Sharif


Welcome To The Following New Members

Government Servants

Private Sector

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Transferable

Junior

Mr. Nasser bin Abdul Wahab Mr. Yap Choon Kiat Encik Muhd Firdaus Azharyddin Dr. Piong Chee KiatEncik Norhisham b. Bakhary Madam Yap Hua SiangDr. Nazri bin Ali Mr. Ho Choo WanEncik Mohd Ali b. Mohd. Salleh Mr. Hoe Seng HengMr. Phang Yoor Sui Mr. Zainal b. AtanEncik Wan Mohd Zawawi bin Wan Abd Rahman Mr. Lee Heng Foon Encik Samsudin bin Shahlan Mr. Arasendran IndrasithEncik Subramaniam a/l Munusamy Mr. Danny Chua Khi SiangDr. Unnikrishnan Gopinathan Mr. Wong Chin TongSupt. Ng Ah Lek Mr. Peter Kong King TiongEncik Khalid bin Ahmad Mr. Tan Sui HinPuan Sharmila a/p Hardip Singh Tuan Syed Azhar bin Syed SahatEncik Shaharuddin bin Salleh Encik Saadon bin Hj Mohd YusofEncik Chew Chai Kiat Encik Mohd. Yazid bin OthmanPuan Karam Kuar Indar Singh Mr. Christopher Koh Yew SoonEncik Hilmi Mohd. Nashir Miss Sunny Pang Yi Lin Encik Mohammad Ismail b. Hj. IbrahimEncik Mohd. Shahrin bin Rahmat Encik Md. Rajuna bin Ahmad Shakri Dr. Yoga Raj Mr. Donald Lim Hock Chee Encik Khairul Haiz bin Mohamad @ Mazlan Mr. Norman Lim Hock Tsing

Mr. Chuah Chin Seng Mr. Kim Yeoh Kwang Miss Low Siew Eng Mr. Kim Yun Jin Mr. Le Anh Kiet Mr. Liew Kok Chong

Yong Yaow Properties Sdn Bhd (i) Mr. Low Kok Yong (ii) Mr. Low Kok YaowIskandar Investment Berhad (i) Encik Abdullah bin Arshad (ii) Mr. Subramaniam s/o S. ThambinathanWoon Brothers Construction Sdn Bhd (i) Mr. Wong Yen Yap (ii) Mr. Lee Chee Onn Ajinomoto (Singapore) Pte Ltd (i) Mr. Takuro Seguchi (ii) Mr. Yoshio Hata Solid Corporation Sdn Bhd Mr. Ker Kai Xiang Vopak Terminals Pasir Gudang Sdn Bhd Encik Surizan bin Khalil HSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad Encik Alias bin Haron Beiersdorf (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Mr. Helmut Tobias Schroder Commercial Importers & Distributors Sdn Bhd Mr. Kevin Tong Kai Yong Deloitte KassimChan Mr. Phuah Lai Hock S.H.I. Plastic Machinery (S) Pte Ltd Mr. Nobuhiro Nishiuchi Scudai Development Sdn Bhd Mr. Goh Teck Seng


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Competition ResultsJOHOR JUNIORS DECEMBER MONTHLY MEDAL (14/12/2008)

Boys Under 18 : Winner - Idzkandar Idzhar 80 Runner-Up - Md. Safuan Salleh 81

Boys Under 15 : Winner - Issac Loh 84 Runner-Up - Mohd. Aiman Amerul Muner 85

Girls Under 18 : Winner - Candice Choa Teng Pei 104

Girls Under 15 : Winner - Ardilla Ali 84 Boys/Girls Under 12 : Winner - Loy Hee Ying 94 Runner-Up - Alvin Hiew 99

JOHOR JUNIORS MARCH MONTHLY MEDAL (29/03/2009)

Boys Under 18 : Winner - Abel Tam 76 Runner-Up - Faidz Zuhdi Adri 78

Boys/Girls Under 12 : Winner - Aeerishna 39 ocb Runner-Up - Daeng Abdul Rahman 39

JOHOR JUNIORS MAY MONTHLY MEDAL (24/05/2009)

Boys Under 18 : Winner - Faidz Zuhdi Adri 78

Boys Under 15 : Winner - Mohd Nabil Fikri 94 Runner-Up - Reza Iskandar 97

Girls under 15 : Winner - Asha Lakshme 83

Boys/Girls Under 12 : Winner - Aeerishna 40 Runner-Up - Daeng Abdul Rahman 48

JOHOR JUNIORS JULY MONTHLY MEDAL (18/07/2009)

Boys Under 18 : Winner - Muhamad Rabbani Hassan 41 Runner-Up - Daniel Chew 43

Boys Under 15 : Winner - Issac Loh 44 ocb(9 holes) Runner-Up - Mohd Aiman Amerul Muner 44

Girls Under 12 : Winner - Nur Kalesah Arif 47(7 holes) Runner-Up - Qistina Balqis Azhar 48

Boys Under 12 : Winner - Alvin Hiew 32(7 holes) Runner-Up - Stanwin Khoo 34

Junior Monthly Medal ‘09 - Boys U15

Junior Monthly Medal ‘09 - Boys U15

Mohd Aiman Amerul Muner

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July Under 12 Winner-July Under 12 Winner-Stanwin KhooStanwin Khoo

July Under 12 Winner-Stanwin Khoo

July Juniors Champion-July Juniors Champion-

Muhamad Rabbani HassanMuhamad Rabbani HassanJuly Juniors Champion-

Muhamad Rabbani Hassan

Junior Monthly Medal ‘09 BoyU18 Junior Monthly Medal ‘09 BoyU18 - Muhammad Rabbani Hassan- Muhammad Rabbani Hassan

Junior Monthly Medal ‘09 BoyU18 - Muhammad Rabbani Hassan

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Competition Results

JOHOR JUNIORS AUGUST MONTHLY MEDAL (09/08/2009)

Boys/Girls Under 18 : Winner - Muhamad Rabbani Hassan 78

Boys Under 15 : Winner - Badrul Amin 94 Runner-Up - Mohd. Syafiq Mahmod 96

Boys Under 12 : Winner - Aeerishna Shahsthy 39 Runner-Up - Ryan Liew Jun Yan 51

Girls Under 12 : Winner - Wong Zhee Qing 62

JOHOR JUNIORS JANUARY 2010 (17/01/2010)

Boys/Girls Under 10 : Winner - Kim Sol Lip 37 Runner-Up - Lan Lee Chong Li 43

Boys Under 12 : Winner - Aaerishna Shahsthy 38 Runner-Up - Raja Imran 41

Girls Under 12 : Winner - Chong Yong 54 Runner-Up - Qistina Balqis 57

Boys Under 15 : Winner - Aiman Amerul Muner 85 Runner-Up - Alvin Hiew 86

Girls Under 15 & 18 : Winner - Asha Lakshme 76 Runner-Up - Loy Hee Ying 86

Boys Under 18 : Winner - Muhammad Rabbani Hassan 75 Runner-Up - Isaac Loh 83

JOHOR JUNIORS APRIL 2010 (11/04/2010)

Boys/Girls Under 10 : Winner - Ahmad Hafiz 45 ocb Runner-Up - Daeng Haizam 45

Boys/Girls Under 12 : Winner - Kim Sol Lip 52(9 holes) Runner-Up - Nurdiyana Khalim 56

Boys/Girls Under 12 : Winner - Aaerishna Shahsthy 38(9 holes) Runner-Up - Daeng Abd Rahman 42

Boys/Girls Under 15 : Winner - Aiman Amerul Muner 39(9 holes) Runner-Up - Asha Lakshme 40

Boys/Girls Under 18 : Winner - Isaac Loh 39(9 holes) Runner-Up - Mohd. Yusof Sabani 42


tluseR bulC etaD06.07.08 Singapore Island Country Club RJCC - 9 SICC - 402.08.08 Kelab Golf Perkhidmatan Awam, Malaysia RJCC - 9 ½ KGPA - 4 ½10.08.08 Seletar Country Club RJCC - 7 ½ Seletar - 2 ½16.11.08 Sembawang Country Club RJCC - 12 ½ Sembawang – 4 ½

½ 1 - ulabaniK ½ 6 - CCJR bulC floG ulabaniK 80.11.7101.12.08 Royal Perth Golf Club RJCC - 8 Royal Perth – 113.12.08 Singapore Cricket Club RJCC - 8 SCC - 4

7 - ignahC 01 - CCJR bulC floG ignahC 90.20.2215.03.09 Ayer Keroh Country Club RJCC - 13 ½ AKCC - 3 ½19.04.09 Singapore Island Country Club RJCC - 7 SICC - 121.06.09 Senior Golfers’ Society of Malaysia RJCC - 13 ½ SGSM - 6 ½29.11.09 Sembawang Country Club RJCC - 10 ½ Sembawang - 5 ½

01 - kawaraS 5 - CCJR bulC floG kawaraS 90.21.2023.07.10 Royal Bangkok Sports Club RJCC - 10 RBSC – 309.10.10 Kelab Rahman Putra JGCC - 10 ½ KRP – 18 ½27.10.10 Sabah Golf & Country Club JGCC - 4 SGCC – 504.12.10 Singapore Cricket Club JGCC - 6 ½ SCC – 2 ½

½ 2 – CGK ½ 1 - CCGJ bulC floG ulabaniK 01.21.60

The first Hole-In-One on this course was achieved by Mr. Cheah Cheng Kok in 1972. Looking at the Hole-In-One achieve-ments over the past 38 years, we have had 389 aces. The increase in the number of achievements over the years is due to an increase in our golfing membership.

1972 - 1 1982 - 5 1992 - 20 2002 - 13 1973 - 2 1983 - 3 1993 - 5 2003 - 221974 - 2 1984 - 13 1994 - 10 2004 - 121975 - 8 1985 - 13 1995 - 12 2005 - 61976 - 5 1986 - 13 1996 - 17 2006 - 81977 - 8 1987 - 9 1997 - 20 2007 - 101978 - 4 1988 - 12 1998 - 19 2008 - 61979 - 7 1989 - 14 1999 - 11 2009 - 121980 - 8 1990 - 10 2000 - 15 2010 - 101981 - 6 1991 - 15 2001 - 13

HOLE-IN-ONE ACHIEVERS

INTER-CLUB MATCHES (HOME)

JGCC Best Pair - Datuk Hj. Ayob Ketot receiving his prize from Mr. Ng Loong

Fah, Captain Sabah GCC

Exchange of souvenir between two Clubs

SGCC Best Pair - Mr. Robert Ong & Mr. Lee Kui Liam posing with Vice President,

Encik Jaafar Mohamad

Exchange of souvenirs between two Team Captain


AKCC Best Pair - Gerry Siew (c) & Mrs. Wong Soo Ngow (r)

vs Changi - Group Photographs

JGCC Best Pair - Lee Siew Peng (r) & Lee Seng (l)

JGCC vs RBSC - The Lunch

The Main Table

Exchange of souvenirs

JGCC vs RBSC - Exchange of souvenir

JGCC vs RBSC - The Main Table

The Main Table Lunch

JGCC Best Pair - Judy Lim (c) & Tai Yock Chong (l)

JGCC vs RBSC - Mr. Chawalit Chanarat Capt of RBSC handing over the Challenge Trophy to Dato' Mazelan

Abu, Captain of JGCC

Rahman Putra Best Pair - James Sung (l) & Yune Yii (r)


Note : When visiting reciprocal clubs to play golf, members are advised to produce their membership cards together with an introduction/handicap/insurance card. Introduction/handicap cards are obtainable at the Front Office. Some reciprocal clubs may

require advance notice of your visit or green fees may be payable. For more information on club reciprocity, please contact the Front Office at 07-2233322/2242098.

Reciprocal Clubs

JOHORBatu Pahat Golf ClubNo. 678 Jalan Dato' Mohd Shah83000 Batu Pahat, JohorTel : 07-4329221/4329223Fax : 07-4342221

Kluang Country ClubJalan Mengkibol, 86000 Kluang, JohorTel : 07-7718840Fax : 07-7721503

Kelab Golf Tanjong EmasJKR 202 Jalan Timbalan, 84000 Muar, JohorTel/Fax : 06-9521550

Segamat Country ClubP.O. Box C22, 85007 Segamat, JohorTel : 07-9435968 Fax : 07-9432301

MELAKAAyer Keroh Country ClubP.O. Box 232, 75450 MelakaTel : 06-2332000/2324351Fax : 06-2323578

NEGERI SEMBILANSeremban International Golf ClubP.O. Box 88, 70710 SerembanTel : 06-6775277/677578Fax : 06-6772309

Nilai Springs Golf & Country ClubPt4770, Bandar Baru Nilai,P.O. Box 5071801 Nilai, Negeri SembilanTel : 06-8508888Fax : 06-8503388

Kelab Golf Diraja Palm SpringBatu 13, KM21, Jalan Pantai, Mukim Pasir Panjang 71250 Port Dickson,Negeri SembilanTel : 06-6619585Fax : 06-6619651

Port Dickson Golf & Country ClubBatu 51/2, Jalan Pantai, Si Rusa71050 Port Dickson, Negeri SembilanTel : 06-6473586/6473123Fax : 06-6474949

Tuanku Jaafar Golf & Country Resort71450 Sungai Gadut, Seremban,Negeri SembilanTel : 06-6783088Fax : 06-6782667

KUALA LUMPURKelab Rekreasi Angkatan TenteraPengkalan Udara KL, Peti Surat 1257750782 Kuala LumpurTel : 03-21411113Fax : 03-21489369

Kelab Golf Perkhidmatan AwamBukit Kiara, Off Jalan Damansara, Jalan Pantai Baru, Peti Surat 1139,59200 Kuala LumpurTel : 03-79570666Fax : 03-79577821

Royal Selangor Golf ClubP.O. Box 11051, 50990 Kuala LumpurTel : 03-92063333Fax : 03-92853939

PERAKRoyal Perak Golf ClubJalan Sultan Azlan Shah, 31400 Ipoh,PerakTel : 05-5473266/5453266Fax : 05-5476688

Teluk Rubiah Country ClubP.O. Box 27, 32040 Sri Manjung, PerakTel : 05-6888390Fax : 05-6886588

KEDAHKelab Kedah Darulaman DirajaPumpong, 05250 Alor Star, KedahTel : 04-7330467Fax : 04-7318288

Langkawi Golf ClubJalan Bukit Malut, 07000 Langkawi, KedahTel : 04-9666187Fax : 04-9667195

LOCAL

PENANGPenang Turf Club Golf SectionJalan Batu Gantong, 10450 PenangTel : 04-2266701/2297889Fax : 04-5750226

Bukit Jawi Golf Resort691 Main Road, Sg. Bakap S.P.S.14200 Pulau PinangTel : 04-5820759Fax : 04-5822613

PERLISKelab Golf PutraJalan Sungai Batu Pahat,01000 Kangar, PerlisTel : 04-9769660Fax : 04-9761203

KELANTANKelantan Golf & Country Club5488 Jalan Hospital, 15200 Kota Bharu, KelantanTel : 09-7747474Fax : 09-7472918

TERENGGANUKelab Golf Desa DungunKg Sura Hujung, Jalan Lapangan Terbang23000 Dungun, TerengganuTel/ Fax : 09-8481041

PAHANGRoyal Pahang Golf ClubP.O. Box 53, 25700 Kuantan,PahangTel : 09-5675811/2Fax : 09-2888832

Bukit Tinggi Resort & Country Club(Berjaya Hills Golf & Country Club)KM48, Persimpangan Bertingkat, Lebuhraya Karak, 28750Bukit Tinggi, Bentong, PahangTel : 09-2888190/888Fax : 09-2888832


Awana Genting Golf & Country Resort KM13, 69000 Genting Highlands,PahangTel : 03-64369000Fax : 03-61013535

SELANGORKelab Golf Negara SubangP.O. Box 51, 46710Petaling Jaya, SelangorTel : 03-78730388Fax : 03-78755267

Kelab Golf Sri MoribMorib, 42700 Banting, SelangorTel : 03-31981418Fax : 03-31981125

Kuala Kubu Bahru Golf &Country ClubP.O. Box 203, 44000 Kuala Kubu Bahru, SelangorTel : 03-60642887Fax : 03-60642693

Kelab Rahman Putra MalaysiaJalan BRP 2/1, Bukit Rahman Putra47000 Sg. Buloh, SelangorTel : 03-61566870Fax : 03-61560280

Kelab Rekreasi Tentera Udara (KRTU)P.O. Box 7367, 40712 Shah Alam,SelangorTel : 03-78467170Fax : 03-78464415

SARAWAKKelab Golf SarawakPetra Jaya, 93050 Kuching, SarawakTel : 082-444791/443412Fax : 092-441733

Kelab Golf MiriP.O. Box 101, 98107 Lutong, Miri, SarawakTel : 085-416787Fax : 085-417848

Kinabalu Golf ClubP.O. Box 10654, 88807 Kota Kinabalu, SabahTel : 088-263162/251615/234904Fax : 088-240166

Sandakan Golf & Country ClubMile 6, North Road, P.O. Box No. 54190706 Sandakan, SabahTel : 089-660557/555Fax : 089-660584

LOCAL

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AUSTRALIARoyal Fremantle Golf ClubP.O. Box 97, Fermantle,Western Australia 6160Tel: 08-93353866/3867Fax: 08-93351578

Araluen Country ClubP.O. Box 498, Armadale,Western Australia 6992Tel: 08-93979000Fax: 08-93979001

Wanneroo Golf ClubFlynn Drive, Perth,Western Australia 6065Tel: 08-94052658

Royal Perth Golf ClubLabouchere Road, South PerthPerth, West Australia 6151Tel: 08-93671059Fax: 08-93675219

The Cut Golf Club6210 Country Club Drive, Western Australia 6210Tel: 08-95824444

Indooroopilly Golf ClubMeiers Road, Indooroopilly, 4068P.O. Box 188, Indooroopilly,Queensland, 4068Tel: 07-37212121Fax: 07-38705013

Woodlands Golf Club109 White Street MordiallocVIC 3195 AustraliaTel: 61 3 9580 3455Fax: 61 3 9587 3136

OVERSEAS

Royal Hobart Golf Club81, Seven Mile Beach Road, Seven Mile Beach, Hobart, TAS 7170Tel: 3-64286108Fax: 3-64281224

CANADARoyal Colwood Golf Club629 Goldstream AvenueVictoria V9B 2W9CanadaTel : 04-2266701/2297889Fax : 04-5750226

INDONESIABukit Darmo GolfBlok G-2, Jl Bukit Darmo,Surabaya 60226Tel: 31-7325555Fax: 31-7316666

Jarkata Golf ClubRawamangun Muka Raya No.1,Jarkata 13220Tel: 21-4754732Fax: 21-4754740

Palm Springs Golf & Beach ResortJalan Hang Leiku, Nongsa,P. O. Box 616, BatamTel: 778-761222Fax: 778-761223

THAILANDThe Royal Bangkok Sports Club 1 Henri Dunant Street,Pathumwa, 10330 ThailandTel: 662-26525000/225514207Fax: 662-22554158

The Royal Gems Golf & Sports Club 98 Moo3 Salaya-Bangpasi Rd,A. Phuthamonthon Nakhonpathom,73170 ThailandTel: 662-4298066Fax: 662-4298070

INDIAOotacamund Gymkhana Golf Club Finger Post PO. Ootacamund,The Nilgiris Tamilnadu – 643006 IndiaTel: 423-2442254/2448497Fax: 423-2445967

SABAHSabah Golf & Country ClubReservoir Road Bukit Padang, P.O. Box 1187688820 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Tel : 088-247533Fax : 088-254997

** 50% Discount on Green Fee

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