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Its a b rand new yea r again

and I wo uld like to wish a ll

KPGCC mem be rs a Hap py

New Yea r. I hop e tha t it will be

an e ven b etter year, not only

for all of us individua lly b ut for

the c lub a s a w hole.

It see ms like only ye ste rda y

that we w ere we lco ming the

year 2008 and, now, we are

alrea dy into a b rand new yea r,

2009. Reflec ting on the ye ar

that ha s go ne by a nd a ll the

events and hap pe nings at

KPGC C, there is no d oub t tha t it

wa s an e ventful year inde ed .

However, we should not rest o n

our laurels and should c ontinue

to w ork hard tow ards ma king KPGCC the p remier club no t only in

Ma laysia, but in the region a s we ll.To this end , I wo uld like to a pp ea l to all memb ers to p lay their

part not only by supporting our events, but also by taking care of

our beloved c lub. This is our hom e a wa y from home and we

should trea t it as suc h, not only whe n pla ying go lf but whe n using

the facilities as well.

I am sure all members will agree that the organising committee

did a fa bulous job in the rec ent 10th Anniversary Ca rniva l and

Dinner & Dan ce. It wa s fitting tha t we c eleb rated 10 Yea rs of

Exce llenc e with tw o exc ellent event s, and I wo uld like to e xpress

my g ratitude to everyone involved for all their hard w ork, and to the

mem bers who attend ed the event, thank you for your supp ort.

As you will notice, we have given the first issue of Oasis Permaifor 2009 a fresh, new look to reflec t the start of a new de ca de for

KPGCC. We hope that you like it and please feel free to forward

any suggestions for improvements to the editorial committee.

To a ll Chinese m em be rs, G ong Xi Fa Ca i, and to all love -birds,

young and young-at-heart a like, Hap py Valentine s Day!

Here s to a grea t 2009 for KPGC C!

Y. Bhg. Dato Setia Hj. Mohd Adzib Bin Mohd Isa

MESSAGES

MANAGEMENTTEAM

GENERAL MANAGERTang Meng Loon

CLUB MANAGERZainurin Jaafar

FINANCE MANAGERLee Ai Ling

HEAD OF GOLFSharudin bin Kamaruddin

HEAD OF COURSE MAINTENANCE

Lee Chee KeenHEAD OF FOOD & BEVERAGEThanaba lasinga m

HEAD OF SPORTS & RECREATION

Muhammad Ismail

HEAD OF HR & ADMIN Priscilla Cheong

HEAD OF CLUBHOUSE MAINTENANCE

Raja A/ L Theinma igam

LIAISON COMMITTEE MEMBERS

(TO BE ANNOUNCED)

GOLF COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN Mr Ng Say Hoe

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN En Ali Bakri bin Borhah

DISCIPLINARY CHAIRMAN

Datuk Ayob Bin Mohamed

HANDICAP SUB-COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

Mr Gilbert Low Kam Wong

LADIES CAPTAIN Ms Deborah Wong

COMMITTEE MEMBER

Mr Mahathavan A/ L Ramasamy

COMMITTEE MEMBERJimmy Chia Kee Joo

SPORTS, SOCIAL & RECREATION COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN Mr Lim Ming Lee

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN

Mr Charles Ong Theng Chiang

COMMITTEE MEMBERMr Leslie Morgan

COMMITTEE MEMBERMs Rhoda Loew Lai Kheng

COMMITTEE MEMBERMr Chong Guan Hoe

COMMITTEE MEMBERMs Lee Kee Hoon

EDITORIAL COMMITTEE

Tang Meng Loo n, Za inurin Jaa far, Lee Ai Ling,

Kong Ai Lin

MESSAGE FROM THEVu Vtt|

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MESSAGES

Published ByKOTA PERMAI GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

No.1, Jalan 31/100A, Sec tion 31,

Kota Kem uning, 40460 Sha h Alam,

Sela ng or Darul Ehsan, Ma laysia .

TEL: 03-5122 3700 FAX: 03-5122 3701 (Membership)

03-5122 3702 (Golf) 03-5122 3703 (General

Manager) 03-5122 4266 (Club Mana ger)

03-5122 7052 (F&B)

EMAIL: kpgc [email protected]

WEBSITE: www.kotapermai.com.my

Oasis Permai is published by Kota Permai Golf & Country Club, which is

wholly-owned and operated by Danau Permai Resort Bhd. The news andopinions expressed or implied in OASIS PERMAI are those of the authorsand contributors, and do not necessarily reflect those of Danau PermaiResort Bhd, its Directors or the management staff. All rights reserved.Content in this publication may not be reprinted in whole or part without

prior permission from the management of Danau Permai Resort Bhd.

First and foremost, permit me to

introd uce myself for the b enefit of

those who have yet to mee t me.

My name is Tang Me ng Loon, and I

am the new General Manager for

KPGCC.

I would like to express my

ap prec iation to my p red ec essor,

Mr. Ding Meng Sieng, who

contributed tremendously towards

the growth a nd p opularity of our

be loved c lub. Mr. Ding must b e

commended for his tireless efforts

and dedication over the years.

How time flies! Looking back at

the pa st year, we c an indeed be

proud o f our numerous

achieve me nts such ashosting the

Maybank Malaysian Op en and the Fortis Interna tiona l Cha lleng e. KPGCC

also raked up numerous awards including the HAPA Platinum Award

07/08 for Best Go lf & Country Club, p lus three a wa rds in the GolfMa laysia Mag azine Rea ders Poll 07/08 for Best Mainta ined Golf Course,

3rd Most Scenic Hole (Hole 2) and Best Golf Course in Ma laysia.

Members can rest assured that we will continue to improve the go lf

course in a ll aspec ts, to mainta in our position a s the No. 1 go lf course in

Ma laysia, as well as to enha nce the leve l of services for golf, spo rts and

F&B.

In line w ith our aim to cultivate a family-oriented a tmosphere a t

KPGCC, the club m ana gement p lans to o rga nise mo re family get-

togethers and sports activities in 2009. I appeal to all members and their

family members to come and join us in the true KPGCC spirit.

For those of you who attended our 10th Anniversary Dinner & Dance

on 16 November 2008, I am sure all of you will agree that it was a night

to remember and I would like to congratulate the organising committee

on a well done job. My heartfelt app rec iation to the c lub c ommittee,

mem be rs and staff for helping to make it a mem orable yea r for KPGCC,

espe c ially to the Liaison Comm ittee, Golf Comm ittee and Soc ial

Com mittee for their tireless contributions and unwa vering de dica tion.

To a ll memb ers, please let us know if you have any idea s on how to

improve our club, and we will certainly take into consideration any

sugg estions tha t a re fea sible.

In this internet era, it is imperative to ha ve a strong online p resenc e and it

wa s with this in mind that w e recently reva mped our web site. Log on to

www.kotapermai.co m.my to check it out, and find out the latest golf and

sports calendar, soc ial events, F&B promotions and important announcements.

There is also a digital version of Oasis Permai on the website, called E-OASIS,so members will be ab le to read the newsletter online or even download it.

Finally, I wo uld like to wish a ll memb ers who celeb rate Chinese New

Yea r, Gong Xi Fa Cai , and to one a nd a ll, Hap py Valent ines Day!

Tang Meng Loon

OPERATING HOURS

Swimm ing Pool

7.00am 9.00pm Closed on Mondays

Badminton 7.30am 10.00pm

Tennis & Squa sh 7.30am 10.00pm

Tab le-te nnis 7.30am 10.00pm

Gymnasium 7.00am - 10.00pm

Driving Range 7.00am 12.00am

Golfe rs Terrac e 11.00am 7.00pm Mondays

6.30am 9.00pmTuesdays - Sundays (Extended to

11.00pm on night golfing days)

Poolside C af 9.00am 9.30pm Weekends & Public

Holidays12 noon 9.30pm Tuesdays - Fridays

RestfoRest Pub 4.00pm 12am Closed on Sundays

Pro Shop 7.30am 8.00pm Tuesdays Sundays

Chinese Restaurant 11.30am 3.00pm /

6.00pm 10.00pm

Health Centre 10.00am 11.00 pm

Sports Shop 10.00am 9.00pm

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CONTACT US

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ext 101/102) Golf Manager (ext 164)

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F&B (ext 122)

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KPGCC Hits the Big One-OMARKING THE OCCASION WITH WHAT WE DO BEST: GOLF!

KPGCC 10THANNIVERSARY GOLF MATCH


What better way to c elebrate the b irthday

of one of Ma laysias premier golf c lubs

than through a da y-long 10th birthda y

party. Kicking off the joyous day on

Novemb er 16 wa s the 10th Anniversary

Go lf Cha lleng e 2008, with 107 golfers

taking pa rt in the Sunda y morning g am e.

The event conc luded on a hap py

note a s our very own ha ndica p sub-committee chairman, Gilbert Low, was

announce d a s the g ross winner of the da y

with a score of 81. The nine-handicap pe r

hap pily claimed a TaylorMade g olf ba g,

MSTvo ucher worth RM250 and a trophy.

Abd Razak Yahya (12) was just as

hap py a s Low, emerging a s the ove rall

winner with a nett stableford score of 38

po ints. He rec eived a MSTvouc her worth

RM350 and a trophy. Frankie C hoo (15)

and Step hen Pang (16) a lso finished with

38 points but were placed second and

third respec tively a fter a c ountba ck. They

ea rned themselves MSTvo uchers wo rth

RM300 and RM250 respectively, whileChoo a lso w alked away w ith a trophy.

The event, strictly for me mb ers only,

also c ate red for new golfers and non-

go lfers via a p utting c omp etition held a t

Practice Green A.

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KPGCC 10TH ANNIVERSARY

Belly Dance

Deep in concentration

Paper Dolls Show

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KPGCC 10THANNIVERSARY CARNIVAL

Fun-filled Day for AllONE YEAR OLDER FOR KPGCC BUT STILL YOUNG AT HEARTWhile golfers competed in the 10th

Anniversary Go lf Matc h, their non-golfing

spouses and kids had their own fun a t the

10th Anniversary Carnival.

With the carnival loons on the loose,

kids and parents alike were entertained

by c lowns, KPGCC mascots, mag ic shows

and even stilt walkers. If tha t wasn t

enough, various ac tivities such as archery,

pony riding, petting zoo, sand art,

caricature-drawing and face-painting

add ed to the fun.

Some families wa lked away with wet

c lothes but huge smiles on their fac es as

they participated in the wa ter telematch

ga mes in the morning.

The fun does not stop there a s kids

also took pa rt in the drawing a nd

colouring contests. Parents whowanted some time for themselves

attended the c ooking dem onstration

at the Poolside Caf.

All day long, DJ blasted his music

machine to keep the a tmosphere lively

and everyone upbeat.

Not forgetting our social

responsibilities to the soc iety, KPGCC

invited a total of 60 kids from both the

Compa ssion House Orphanage and

Johan Setia Orphanage. The kids

enjoyed the c arnival and went bac k to

their respective hom es with a big smile

on their faces.For those who

worked up an

appetite while

having fun at the

ca rnival, food stalls were m ad e ava ilab le

at the indoor Clubhouse area for thoselooking for a q uick b ite.

There was also a shop ping ba zaa r for

those who wanted to spend on anything

and everything!

Pony riding

Kids from Johan Setia Orphanage

Kids from Compassion House Orphanage

Water telematch

Magic show

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10TH ANNIVERSARY GALA DINNER

Party Time!KPGCCS 10TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONPROCEEDS INTO WEE HOURS

KPGCC staff, mem bers and guests

showed their wild side as they let their

hair loose and c elebrated KPGCC s

10th birthday during the classy Gala

Dinner and Dance on November 16.

Following the 10th a nniversary g olf

game and carnival earlier in the day,

the Ga la Dinner and Dance

co mmenc ed a t 7pm with coc ktails.

Members and guests then took their

sea ts in the elega ntly-dec orated Perma i

Room , where they enjoyed a

sumptuous fusion dinner.

It proved to b e a night to remember

as guests enjoyed ente rtaining

performances by the Paper Dolls, bellyda ncer, live band and even Tom Jones

impersonator.

One of the highlights of the night

was the two-part lucky draw that put

smiles on the g uests fac es as names

were ca lled out.

With a smile on their faces and a full

be lly, guests da nce d the night a wa y,

taking home with them an everlasting

memo ry of a great night!

Paper Dolls Show

Mr. Tang welcomesguests with a speech

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KPGCCs new Ge neral Ma nag er,

Tang Me ng Loo n o r ML Tang , has 15

years experienc e in the construction,

development, maintenance and

management of golf clubs.

Tang wa s the Ge neral Manag er

of Sta ffield C oun try Resort, a 27-hole

go lf course in Ma ntin, Neg eri

Sem bilan, before joining Ga mud a

Berha d on 1st June 2007.

Tang holds a Bac helors de gree

in Agriculture Sc ience , ma joring in

Turf Mana ge me nt, from the

University Putra Malaysia. He is well-

versed in the fields of turf a grono my,

pest and disease control,

landsca ping, maintenance and the

ma nag eme nt of go lf co urses, whic h

includes operations, finance,

ma rketing and ad ministration.

My technica l ba ckground and

knowledge in turf mana gement a nd

club op erations have e quipped me

with the ne cessary core

co mpetenc e to c arry out my duties

and respo nsibilities to me et the

dema nds and e xpec tation of our

me mb ers , sa id Tang . My vision is to

bring the c lub to greater heights by

constantly improving the golf course

condition, upgrading and

ma intaining c lub fa c ilities, as we ll as

improving our level of service in F&B,

golf and sports operations.

I also intend to o rganise m ore

sports and social activities in line with

our objec tive o f ma king KPGCC a

true family c lub , he add ed . I will

also look at c rea ting reciproc ate

arrang eme nts with some top

ove rsea s go lf clubs for the b ene fit of

our memb ers .

CNY LION DANCE

NEW GENERAL MANAGER


Welcomingthe OxwithKok Ngai Lion DanceGUESTS AND MEMBERS OF KPGCC INVITED TO REJOICE INLION DANCE AND ACROBATIC PERFORMANCE

Ushering in the yea r of the

Ox would not be co mplete

without a Lion Dance , which

will be performed by theTarian Singa Kok Ng ai on

Feb ruary 7 (Saturday).

Members, guests and the

public are welcomed to join

in the festivities. Watch the

ac robatic and lion da nce

performance.

Comm encing at 10am,

we hope to see everyone

here at KPGCC on February 7

(Saturday). Gong Xi Fa Ca i!

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There is more hap piness in giving than in

receiving, and this was certainly the

case in the afternoon of Oc tob er 26,

2008 when RM286,000 wa s raised from

the Malaysian Golf Digest Corporate

Challenge in aid of IJN (National Heart

Institute) Found at ion held at KPGCC.

The event wa s grac ed by the

presence o f His Roya l Highness the Sultanof Perak, Sultan Azlan Muhibuddin Shah,

who p resented the mo ck cheque to the

Cha irma n of the IJN Found at ion, YBhg

Toh Puan Da to Seri Dr Hjh Aishah Ong.

Also present was the Chairman of the Blu

Inc Group , YBhg Dato Ibrahim Nor.

Ahma d Fuad Waha b (16) of OEL

Rea lty Holdings Sdn Bhd emerged as the

winner of the individua l ca tegory with a

score o f 39 stablefo rd points. The fight forsec ond po sition w as a c lose o ne, with

Mohd Zaid

Ibrahim (5) of

Solar Alert Sdn

Bhd edging

Hisham Endut

(8) on count

back after both

golfers scored

38 po ints.

The Sund ay

morning tee-off

saw a full field

of 128 participants taking to the fairways.

The registrat ion fe e w as RM6,000 for

corporate teams (four persons per flight),

RM1,500 for individuals and RM1,200 for

IJN Found at ion me mb ers. Eac h

participant also received a handsome

goodie bag.

The funds collected from the inaugural

event w ill go to wa rds imp roving thequality of medical care for heart patients

in Malaysia. Spec ifically, the IJN

Foundation will use the money to fund 18

need y pa tients and also to purcha se

support machines to help save lives.

Amongst the many sponsors who

joined in to supp ort for the cha llenge

was Gamuda Berhad, DRB-Hicom

Berhad and AvantGarde Marketing.

Other sponsors included Lexus (hole-

in-one), MSTGolf, Lab Series, Kenko

Reflexology & Fish Spa and DKSH

Malaysia, just to name a few.


IJN/SPB YDP AGONG TOURNAMENT

Golf For A Noble CauseINAUGURAL CORPORATE CHALLENGE RAISES RM286K FOR IJN

KPGCC wa s once a gain grac ed with

the presence of His Royal Highness

Yang Di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Mizan

Zainal Abid in on Nove mb er 22, 2008

in a to urnament b etw een SPB Yang

Di-Pertuan Agong team and

Terengga nus State Gove rnment team

which was led b y Yang Di-Pertua

Neg eri Tun Da tuk Seri Utama Mohd

Khalil Yaakob.

The two p oint start saw His Roya l

Highness leading his team at tee boxone and Tun Khalil lead ing his tea m a t

tee bo x 10.

After an exhausting round o f go lf,

all 43 golfers retreated for lunch and

the prize g iving ceremo ny. YBhg Haji

Mohammad Pehimi Yusoff (19) was

announce d as the winner as he shot

43 while the direc tor general of the

National Sports Council, YBhg Dato

Zolkples Emb ong (18) took sec ond

po sition with a score o f 42. Yang Mulia

Teng ku Imran Tengku Abdul Malek (15)

mana ged to c limb the sca le to third

place with sco re 40 on c ount bac k,ed ging YBhg Da to A lamin (14) who

settled for fourth plac e.

Royal RiotAGONGS TEAM TAKES ON THEGOVERNMENT OF TERENGGANUIN FRIENDLY MATCH

Charitable parties raised a total of RM286,000

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VANDALISM/GOLF COMMITTEE MESSAGE

Id like to wish all a

very happ y and

prosperous New

Yea r. Hop e the New

Yea r will bring good

hea lth, prosperity

and good scores.

Id like to wish a

belated

congratulation to

Mr. Tang Meng Loon, as the new General

Manag er of Kota Perma i. We look forwa rd

to a nother good year of co ntinued suppo rt

and co mmitment by all for the betterment

of the club.

Our year end Bridgestone Permai

Classic end ed the yea r with rec ord

pa rticipation and supp ort from m emb ers.

This wa s in spite of hea vy rain throug hout

the previous night that lasted until early

morning. Nevertheless, tha nks to the

maintenance crew, the c ourse w as again

in exce llent cond ition resulting in low scores,

except that it was played under the

preferred lie rule.

Based o n the respo nse, it is go ing to be

an annua l affair. Your co mmittee, based on

the feedba ck of memb ers, may change

the format of play in the annual c lub

championship so tha t a true cha mp ion will

emerge. Watch out for the latest update

once the discussion is finalised.

Of late, memb ers have b ecome

increasingly impa tient due to slow p lay.

Please report or ca ll the c ourse ma rshals if

you enc ounter such prob lem. But at all

costs, do no t take the law into your own

hand s. We have received o ffic ial

comp laints of such incide nce s and we a re

forced to take disc iplinary a c tion. Abusive

and vulga rities are a lso b eing excha nged

and are very unbec oming of this

gentlemans game. Fortunately, these

incidences are isolated and most mem bers

are a gentleman.

Hap py Golfing & Happy New Year.

NG SAY HOE

MESSAGE FROM THE

GOLF COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN

Vanish VandalsRecently, it has co me to o ur atte ntion that o ur be loved c lub ha sntbe en up to p ar due to unc oop erative p arties. Prob lems such as ba llmarks and non replacement of divots are making it harder for others to

enjoy a n uninterrupte d round of g olf. Outside the course, the spo rts

changing room lockers have also been vandalised by irresponsible

parties.

We urge b oth me mb ers and guests to ta ke ca re of our club w hile in

the vicinity. Your co -operation is muc h a pp reciated .

Damages to lockers

Divot not replaced!

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BRIDGESTONE

Despite heavy rain the night before,

bo th the Bridgestone Go lf Challenge

2008 and Perma i Classic Cha lleng e 2008

still went und erway o n Decemb er 14.

The seeming ly end less shower of ra in

mirac ulously came to a halt as morning

resides. With a great staff at hand, the

course wa s close to a n immac ulate

sta te as 128 golfers zoomed off in the irbug gies to the ir respe ctive tee b ox.

As the g olfers cam e rolling ba ck on

their respective buggies, it was time for

the prize-giving ceremony.

Split into three c ateg ories, A, B and C

Med al, the Bridgestone Go lf Challenge

saw a neatly ranged finishing score.

The A Meda l, for hand ica p 0-12,

Jahana th A/ L Muthusam y (11)

ca rded a 65 and was named the

winner while scoring just one-stroke

behind Jahanath was Khoo Gee

Seng (12). Same case a s Khoo,

Sharul Zama n Ahm ad (9) was just

short o f one-stroke, falling be hind

Khoo with a score of 67 to win on

count back.

Ricky Wong C hin Hoc k (18) penc illed

in a 64 to make him the w inner of the B

Medal category, for handicap 13-18.

Runner-up, Lam Fai Meng (18), carded a

65 while Lim Heng Her (18) finished short

of one-stroke from Lam with a score of 66.

Shaharim Ngah Ma rzuki (21) wa s

called upon a s the winner of the C

Medal category, for handicap 19-36, ashe hea ds the pa ck with a score of 63.

Chok Ng Seong (19) wa s nam ed runner

up as he fell behind by three-strokes while

be ing just a stroke ahead of Albert Yesudian

(20) who went on to claim third place.

The Permai Classic winners we re

divided into net t, gross and nove lty. The

gross winner of the challenge was Jimmy

Chia (2) who carded a 72 while the

runner-up, Ng Eng Swee (6), conc luded

his game with a 73.

Shaharim was seen as a d oub le

winner as he pencilled a 63 in the Permai

Classic c ha lleng e, being n ine-strokes

under par 72. While Ricky may have wonthe B Meda l in the Bridg estone challenge,

we had to settle for second place as he

cam e in seven-strokes under pa r.

In the no velty ca tegory, the nea rest-

to-pin at Hole 14 wa s taken b y Albert

who ma naged a distance of two-feet

six-inches. In the nearest-to-line at Hole

12, Bong Der Liangs attempt stopped

at o ne-inch. Cha rlie Lau Thea n Chye

was given the title for the longest drive

at Hole 1 as his po we rful shot w as

rec orded at an astound ing 295-mete r.

With a record number of

participants and the endless support

from the c lub m emb ers, the event

was deemed a succ ess

Two Birds, One StoneTWO CHALLENGES PLAYED SIMULTANEOUSLY AT BELOVED CLUB

128 participants of the Bridgestone Golf Challenge 2008and Permai Classic Challenge 2008

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It was cam arad erie first and

competition second as golfers from

Gam uda Berhad teed it up with

KPGCC staff in the Ga mud a Annual

Go lf 2008 on Nove mb er 1. A to tal of

48 golfers took part in the fun-filled

eve nt, played on system 36 nett

stab leford format.

In the team event, Gamuda s

Senior Group G ene ral Mana ge r, David

Wong C hoo Ong (9) and KPGCC s

very ow n Zainurin Jaa far (11) enjoyed

a g rea t start to their wee kend w hen

they em erged as cham pions. With

c omb ined tota l sc ore of 72 stab leford

po ints, David Wong a nd Zainurin

ed ged the runner-up p air of John

Yong Lian Cho ng (18) and Ubull A/ L

Din Om (12) by one po int.The tourna me nt also fea tured a n

individua l ca tego ry, with Ma jor Cha n

Wan Yeong (10) grab bing the top spo t

on 38 po ints. Lawrenc e Tan (10) also

c am e ba ck with 38 po ints but had to

be co ntent w ith runner-up ho nours

after a co untba ck. Tan Chee Yew (22)

took third p lac e on c ountbac k from

Tee Kok Peng (12) a nd MMC

Ga muda Regiona l General Mana ger,

Szeto Wai Loo ng (9), afte r all three

me n scored 36 points.

Meanwhile, KPGCCs new GM,

Tang Meng Loo n, along w ith Alan

Kee , Saw Wa h Theng a nd Richard Lim

Kim Ong , wa lked aw ay a s winners in

the no velty cate go ries. Both Tan g a nd

Kee ea rned a prize for Nea rest-to-Pin,

with Tang winning a t hole four with a n

effort that stop pe d 11-feet a nd o ne

inch from the p in, and Kee e merging

as the b est at h ole 14 with a n effort of

five-feet a nd seven-inches from the flag .

Mea nwhile Saw , who is an

Executive Direc tor of Ga mud a

Berhad , was announc ed the winner ofthe Ne arest-to-Line nove lty co ntest a t

hole 12. His attempt wound up only

nine-inc hes from the line.

At ho le eight, Richa rd Lim, the

Chief Operating Officer of Lingkaran

Trans Kota Hold ing s Berha d (LITRAK),

sma shed a p ow erful drive o f 256

metres to win the Longest Drive

contest.

GolfingGamudasGOLFERS FROM GAMUDA BERHAD HAVEA GREAT TIME IN ANNUAL GAME


GAMUDA DEEPARAYA/GAMDUDA ANNUAL GOLF

It was truly a festive oc ca sion when KPGCC hosted the

Gam uda DeepaRaya Open House on Octo ber 23.

In previous years, the Gamuda open house was usually held

at the he ad quarters in Peta ling Jaya. This yea r, to ma ke things

different, it wa s held a t KPGCC and the Ga muda staff were

whisked via c hartered buses to our club. The op en house was

held at the Permai Ballroom over lunch, which was a really

festive and sumptuous spread.

The op en house wa s grac ed b y the presenc e of Ga muda

Berha d Chairman, YBhg Tan Sri Dato Ir Talha Ha ji Mohd Hashim,

along with five direc tors; YBhg Tan Sri Dato Seri Dr Haji Zainul Ariff

Haji Hussain, YAM Raja Dato Seri Eleena Raja Azlan Shah, Goo n

Heng Wah, Saw Wah Theng and Chow Chee Wah.

After eating the ir fill and enjoying the break, it was bac k to

work for everyone, but c ertainly w ith uplifted hearts and minds.

DeepaRaya DelightGAMUDA CELEBRATES BACK-TO-BACK FESTIVALS THE MALAYSIANWAY, WITH JOINT OPEN HOUSE

AT KPGCC

Ding Meng Siangtakes his shot

A celebration for all at GamudasDeepaRaya Open House

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FAREWELL GOLF COMP

When the c ats away, the mice will

pla y but in this c ase, the c at

played along!

KPGC C s forme r GM, Ding M eng

Sieng, wa s treate d to a fa rewe ll go lf

c omp etition o n Novemb er 10, in

which KPGCC staff golfers and

non-go lfers alike had the time of

their lives.

37 golfers too k pa rt in the

morning g am e, while for the non-

golfing staff, a p utting c omp etition

wa s held. After a tiring bu t

enjoyable round, eve ryone

ad journed for lunch, during w hich a

vide o a nd slide presentation w as

show n in hono ur of Mr. Ding and his

ma ny yea rs of exem pla ry service.

Mag anthiran A/ L Muniandy (11)

wa s nam ed as the gross winner with

an impressive score of 79. In the nett

event, played in stab leford format,

Bong Der Lian (8) came in first with a

sc ore o f 35 po ints, ed ging runner-up

Sathiyan A/ L Ayasamy s (7) on

countb ac k. Zainurin Jaa far finished

third with 33 points.

Jay (24) climb ed to the to p spo t

in the female/be ginner ca tegory

with a c omm enda ble 33 po ints, with

runner-up Ismail (24) two points

adrift.

Nabila Wennie w as ecstatic as

she w as announc ed as the w inner

of the putting c omp etition, nailing

an even par 15. Ahmad Faiz and

Mohd Fad ly Jam a settled for

sec ond and third p lace respec tively.

In any sports there is bound to

be a w inner and a loser and for this

spe c ial co mp etition the losers of

eac h categ ory were force d to

drink a p itche r, filled with e ither

beer or coke.

The three b ig gulpe rs of the da y

were Arunasalam (m ain ca tego ry),

Mohd Irwa n (beg inners c ate gory)

and Tam my, for the ir putting failures!

On be half of everyone at

KPGC C, we bid Mr. Ding a fo nd

farewell and wish him success in

eve rything he d oe s. Tha nk you for

all the w ond erful years as a

wonderful GM!

Final TeeA FOND, GOLFING FAREWELL TO FORMER GM DING MENG SIENG

The faces of KPGCC

The loser of eachcategory being penalised

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The monthly competition, the Monthly

Medal, usually poses as a big challenge

for most golfers as their com pe titors step s

it up a notch every time. On October 12

pa rticipants went a ll out to show their

comp etitive side a nd the end results of

the da y were surprisingly c lose in nea rly

all cate gories.

Partic ipants were divide d up intocategories which vary according to their

hand icap s. The four ca tegories were the

A Med al (hand icap zero 12); B Med al

(handicap 13 18); C Medal (handicap

19 24) and a Lad ies Med al (hand icap

zero 36).

In the A Med al ca tego ry it wa s a

c lose ca ll as Khoo Gee Seng , Frankie

Choo and Willie Lim all happily retreated

from the golf course as they all pencilled

a 38. But Khoo (12) jumped into first

place , on count ba ck, edging out

competitors, Choo (10) and Lim (4), whofell into second and third position,

respectively.

Similar to the A Meda l, the B Meda l

category saw tough competitors.

Althoug h finishing w ith score 44, Md Nor

Kiefli and Mohd Rizwan just couldnt cut

it for first p lac e a s Lee Wen Tze (14)swung his way ahead of the two on

count b ac k. Md Nor Kiefli (13) and Mohd

Rizwa n (13) wa lked aw ay with sec ond

and third plac e, respec tively.

C Category was not a s tough a s Joe

Low Kar Yee (24) led the way with two

strokes over Loy Siong Hay for first place,

scoring 45. However, Loy ma nage to

leave be hind Eric Liew Poh Foh (24) by

three strokes over Foh to c laim sec ond

place.

In the all-ladies category, the LadiesMedal, both Loo Eng Neo (25) and Fong

Poh Choo (21) manag ed a 36 but Loo

wa s just a tad be tter as she went on to

c laim first p osition o n c ount b ac k.

October RoadMONTHLY MEDAL PARTICIPANTS MOREAGGRESSIVE


GOLF CALENDAR

JANUARY

Champion of Champions/ Plate Medal

Date : 11 January 2009

Day : Sunday

Tee off time : 7:45 am (Shot gun sta rt)

Mode of Play : Stroke Play

FEBRUARY

Monthly Medal

Date : 15 Feb ruary 2009

Day : Sund ay

Tee off time : 7:45 am (Shot gun start)

Mod e of Play : Stroke Play

MARCH

Monthly Medal

Date : 8 March 2009

Day : Sunday


Mod e of Play : 2 ba lls (Better ba ll)

APRIL

Cross Creek Pharmaton/ Monthly Medal

Date : 5 April 2009

Day : Sunday

Tee off time : 7:45 am (Shot gun start)


MAY

Monthly Medal

Date : 3 May 2009

Day : Sund ay



JUNE

Senior (Men) a nd Lad ies Cha mp ionship

(Over 2 d ays)

Date : 20 & 21 June 2009

Day : Saturday & Sunda y

Tee off time : 7:45 am (2 po int sta rt)

Mode of Play : Stroke Play

Club Cha mp ionship (Over 2 days)

Date : 27 & 28 June 2009

Day : Saturday & Sunda y

Tee off time : 7:45 am (2 point sta rt)


JULY

Pute ri Permai

Date : 5 July 2009

Day : Sund ay

Tee off time : 8:00 am (2 point sta rt)

Mode of Play : Stableford

Monthly Medal

Date : 12 July 2009

Day : Sunday


Mod e of Play : Bog ey Play

AUGUSTKPGCC vs SELETAR GC (Aw ay)

Date : 2 Aug ust 2009

Day : Sund ay

Tee off time : TBC

Mode of Play : TBC

Ca pta ins Trophy

Date : 9 Aug ust 2009

Day : Sund ay


Mod e of Play : Stab leford Points

SEPTEMBER

Monthly Medal

Date : 6 Sep tem be r 2009

Day : Sund ay



OCTOBER

Monthly Medal

Date : 11 Oc tob er 2009

Day : Sund ay


Mod e of Play : Stab leford Points

NOVEMBER

Monthly Medal

Date : 8 Novem be r 2009

Day : Sund ay

Tee off time : 7:45 an ( Shot gun sta rt)

Mod e of Play : Bog ey Play

DECEMBERPerm ai Cla ssic

Date : 6 Dec embe r 2009

Day : Sund ay



Golf Events for 2009

Note: Please note that tournaments and d ate a re subject to cha nges.

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I would like to ta ke this op po rtunity to

wish everyone a safe, hap py a nd

prosperous New Yea r in 2009. Thank you

to eve ryone who has supp orted the

Kota Perma i Golf Academy and Driving

Range in 2008. We sincerely hop e that

we ha ve helped you to improve your

ga me a nd a s a result enjoy andap preciate this great ga me a nd this

great Kota Permai Golf Course even more.

As pa rt of our com mitment to

continually improve our Golf Academy

and level of service, we have revised our

current Junior Golf Program and are

proud to launc h our new 2009 Junior

Golf Program.

The a im of the new p rogram is to

introd uce your kids to g olf by wa y of a

structured and enjoyable golf program.

The kids will ente r the prog ram as Leve lOne students and work their wa y

through the p rog ram, till they grad uate

as a Level Four student. Upon passing

Level Four, they will earn an official USGA

handica p, which will enable them to

play on the go lf co urse a nd c omp ete in

junior golf tournaments.

The year will be d ivided into four x

three month semesters, with all semesters

starting and finishing in the same week.

Semester One will commence in the first

we ek of January and finish in the lastweek of March. Howeve r, students can

enter the p rogram a t any time p rovided

we ca n arrange a suitable group and time.

The lessons will still be d one in g roup s

of no more tha n five students, and will

be of one hour duration each wee k. The

bulk of the lessons will be done on

Saturdays and Sundays, with times

availab le b etween 9am and 7pm. We

can sched ule the lessons outside these

times if requested , name ly Monda y to

Friday if this is mo re suita ble.This junior prog ram is designed to

tea ch the students the basic skills of g olf

and then gradually prepare them for

playing on the golf course. During

semesters

two , three

and four, the

students will be taken to the golf course,

so they can get a first-hand experience

of wha t go lf is all about.

This prog ram w ill provide a grea t

learning experience for your kids and tofurther enco urag e them to join this

program w e have reduced the price of

the prog ram. The c ost is now RM 390 per

semester (was RM 450) and the students

will also rec eive up on reg istering for the

program, an ID ca rd which will entitle

them to 50% off their range ba lls used

during their lessons and used for their

own p ersona l prac tice . This is an

enco urage ment for the kids to c ome to

the range and practice outside of their

lesson t ime. They w ill a lso b e entitled toother discounts and promotions

througho ut the year a t the Driving

Rang e, Golf Aca de my and C lub Fitting

Shop.


TEETALK/GOLF TIPS

Andrew KayTEETALKwith Andrew Kay

Drive for Show-Putt for Dough

This is so t rue. A lot o f people ask

me, Andrew w hy am I a lousy putter?

The first thing I ask them is, How oftendo you prac tice your putting? You

ca n proba bly guess wha t the a nswer is

going to be. Not very often.

Considering you are going to use

this club (putter) on almost every hole

and most likely about 36 times during

your round, I think it makes a lot of

sense to go to the practice green and

work on your putting. If you are having

more than 30 putts per round, you

seriously need to work on your putting.

Think ab out this-if you are a lousy

putter you are proba bly not too hot

with the chipping either. If you can t

chip the b all c lose, then you put a lot

of p ressure on yo ur putting.

OK so if you improve your ball

striking and hit more greens in regulation

(par 3 on in one shot, par 4 on in two shots,etc.) then you don t need to p rac tice

your chipping, only your putting. The reality

is the a verage go lfer will not hit a lot of

greens in regulation [GIR]. Even the

best players in the world average about

70% GIR per round . That s about 13 GIR

per round. So w hy are they a ble to chip

and putt so often and save pars. Because

they work hard on their short game.

From my e xperience a s a player

and as a c oac h, the quickest wa y to

improve your scoring is to work hard on

your short game.

We have 2 putting g reens and 2

chipp ing greens at Kota Perma i. The

putting green and chipping green at

the driving range are floodlit all night so

you have the op portunity to prac tice .

Why dont you spend more time

this month working on your chipping

and putting a nd see if your scores

come d own. I think you will be surprisedat the results.

We also have a three hour short

ga me lesson pa ckag e a t the Golf

Aca dem y which I enco urag e

everyone to take p art in if you are

serious ab out lowering your scores.

During the 3 hours we work on all

aspects of your short game. We will

also give you a 20% discount on the

three hour short gam e pac kage , until

the end of March.

We a re here to help you improve

your golf so c ome down a nd see us.

Even if you just want to ask a question

ab out your ga me-we a re here to help.

SHORT GAMECO NTAC TINFO Golf Academ y 03 5124 7732 Driving Range 03 5122 4903 Andrew Kay017 2388308 Kenny Reutens 016 3111131

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Recently, I wa s asked b y one o f the lady

memb er of the club, what happ ens

when the b all she was playing b reak into

pieces as a result of a stroke. Is there apena lty and ca n she replac e the b all?

The last p aragrap h to Rule 5.3

provides the a nswe r.

If a ball breaks into pieces as a result of

a stroke, the stroke is cancelled and the

player must play a ball, without penalty,

as near a s possible a t the spot from

which the original ball was played

Failure to do so, the player will incur

two p ena lty strokes in stroke p lay and

loss of hole in match play.

A b a ll is unfit fo r play if it is visibly c ut,

crac ked or out of shape and the p layer

ca n replac e the ba ll provided he

ob serves the proper proc ed ures as

follows:-

1. If a player has reasons to believe that

his ball has become unfit for play during

play o f the hole, he may lift the ball,

without penalty, to determine whethe r it

is unfit. Before lifting, the player must

announce his intention to his oppo nent

or fellow competitor, marked the ball, liftand examine it, allows his oppo nent or

fellow competitor to examine the ball,

observe the lifting and replacement of

the ball.

2. The ball must not be c leaned when

lifted under this rule.

3. Failure to co mp ly with the p roc edures

ab ove, the playe r incurs a p enalty of

one stroke.

4. If it is de termined tha t the ba ll has

become unfit for play during play of the

hole, the p layer may substitute a nother

ba ll, plac ing it on the spo t where the

original ba ll lay. Otherwise, the original

ball must be replaced.

5. If a player substitutes a ball when not

pe rmitted and ma kes a stroke a t the

wrong ly substituted ba ll, he incurs the

general penalty of Rule 5-3 asmentioned above.

Greetings and a

Happ y 2009 New Yea r

to all our members and

family, Management

an d sta ff of KPGCC.

Year 2008 has been an

exciting yea r at

KPGCC. We we re the

host for the Ma laysian

Open and voted

Ma laysia s be st g olf

c ourse, a ga in. We

regret to note tha t Mr.

Ding Meng Sieng ha s

a lso left KPGC C in

2008. Yea r 2009 looks

like a d ifficult yea r dueto the global financial

c risis. I hope this

unce rtain p eriod will

not seriously affec t ou r

members from having

their usual outings at

the club. I sincerely

hope that the revenue

for 2009 will not be

affected and the

Manag ement w ill be

ab le to susta in the

prem ium sta tus of o ur

c lub. During this

trouble time , we w ish

to seek the c o-

operation of our

mem bers to g ive their

utmost consideration

not to dama ge or

vand alise the c lubfac ilities and instea d

repa ir all divots, repa ir

all ba ll ma rks an d

refrain from littering a t

the go lf c ourse a nd a s

for soc ial mem be rs,

kind ly rem ind yo ur kids

to b e m ore respo nsible

and teac h them to

love and a pp rec iate

c lub p rope rties. Let us

put our shoulde rs

together and

c ontribute in all ways

to m ake KPGCC the

best go lf and soc ial

club. January 2009 is

also a time fo r the

KPGCC Annual

General Meeting and

Election. On behalf of

the Liaison committees

I wish to take this

op po rtunity to tha nk all

our esteemed

me mb ers for their

support and co -

op eration. We wish to

inform that in the yea r

2008, we ha ve no t

received any serious

co mp laints from ourmem be rs excep t some

minor problems which

have be en resolved

am icab ly. Last b ut not

least, I wish all our

Chinese m em be rs,

Management and

Sta ff; Gong Xi Fa Ca i.

Tha nk You.

CHONG THEAN YONG


GOLF RULES/LIAISON CHAIRMAN MESSAGE

KNOWTHERULESwith DEBORAH WONG

Rule5-3

Ball Unfit for Play

A ball is unfit for play if it isvisibly cut, cracked or out

of shape.

A ball is not unfit solely because itssurface is dirty, scratched, scraped or

paint damaged.

LIAISON COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN(FOR YEAR 2008)

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For the year 2009, KPGCC has introduced two new types of classes and an

ac ad em y; Belly Danc ing c lass, Ind ian C lassica l Danc e c lass an d Turtle

Swimming Aca de my.

For those of you interested in learning a few saucy traditional Arab dance

moves, sign up for Belly Dancing classes, held every

Mond ay an d Frida y from 7.30pm to 8.30pm . The

lesson is p ric ed a t RM 120 for me mb ers and RM 130for guests and do nt forget to wea r your bed lah.

To e xperience India a little c loser to ho me , why

not ta ke pa rt in the Indian C lassica l Danc e c lass.

The lessons will ta ke p lac e every Wedn esda y from

7pm to 9pm a nd is pric ed at RM 100 for mem bers

and RM 110 for g uests.

Envious of individua ls who c an swim a nd ma ke

it look so simple they almost seem like dolphins.

Well, now you have the c hanc e to learn through

the Turtle Swimm ing Acad em y. The a cad em y

caters for beginners to toddlers and even adults.

For the a cad em ys price listing, plea se refer below .

Turtle Swimming Ac ad emy

Type of Lesson No. of Lesson Lesson Fee (RM/ Student) Day Time

(Per month) Member Guest

Beginner 4 lessons 80 88 Friday 4pm 5pm

5pm 6pm

Adult 4 lessons 100 110 6pm 7pm

7pm 8pm

Tod dle r

One to One 4 lessons 300 330 8am 9am

Two to One 4 lessons 200 220 9am 10am

Children

One to One 4 lessons 250 275

Two to One 4 lessons 200 220

Three to One 4 lessons 150 165

Four to One 4 lessons 100 110

Private

One to One 4 lessons 300 330 Saturday 10am 11am

Two to One 4 lessons 250 275 3pm 4pm

4pm 5pm

5pm 6pm

Three to One 4 lessons 200 220 6pm 7pm

7pm 8pm

Family Package

Two adults & two child 4 lessons 400 440

Personal Trainer 4 lessons 600 660

Stroke Correction 4 lessons 180 198

Competitive Swimming

Train ing

Group Training 1 time a week 60 70

2 times a week 100 1103 times a week 150 198

Individ ual Training 5 times a week 1500 1650

**All lesson fe es are subjec t to 5% go vernme nt ta x

Something NewKPGCC IS NOT JUST ABOUT GOLF BUTALSO SPORTS IN GENERAL.

SPORTS

WELCOME 2009

and best wishes

for a ha pp y New

Year to all fellow

members and

staff o f Kota

Perma i Golf and

Country Club.

The c lub

celeb rated its 10th Anniversary last

year and it is very heartening to no tethe fantastic suppo rt and attenda nce

of members at the Gala Night event

held in Novemb er 2008. In the ten

years since KPGCC was established,

the Gala Night was undoubtedly the

most major event where ALL members

(golf/soc ial/spo rts) truly meet and had

a g ood time tog ether.

There are ma ny wa ys for a c lub to

ma ke a na me fo r itself and b uild up

nationa l pride and prestige. The

options are plentiful, but hosting an

important event like the Maybank

Ma laysian Op en in 2008 and other

major golf events previously certainly

helps. Now tha t KPGCC is always

ad mired for its we ll-maintained go lf

course, ma ybe it is time tha t the c lub

should now not only co ntinue to

ma intain but should foc us more on

further improving the other sports and

social facilities.

The beg inning of ea ch New Yea r

alwa ys come s with new hop es and

aspirat ions. As we now ente r into anew d ec ad e, let us all, mem bers and

the mana geme nt, co ntinue to work

towards achieving the highest

standards that we all would like to see

and have as fellow mem bers of Kota

Perma i Golf and Country Club.

The new 2009 Sports, Soc ial &

Recreation Committee will strive to its

utmo st to ensure tha t KPGCC w ill not

only ma intain b ut further improve its

status as a well-respected and

prestigious club in the country.

Tha nk You.

LIM MING LEE

MESSAGE FROM

Sports, Social &Recreation Chairman


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JANUARYNew Year Art ContestDate : 18 January 2009

FEBRUARYSunday SplashDate : 22 Feb ruary 2009

MARCHInterclub Friendly Match(Sunway Lago on Club)Date : 28 March 2009

APRIL2009 Swimming Championship

(In-house Compe tition)Date : 26th April 2009

KKLUB Berha d Inter-c lub

Badminton Tournam entDate : April 2009

MAY1st Leg Veteran Badminton Inter-

club LeagueDate : 9 May 2009

School Holida y Outing Eag leRanch (3-days 2-nights)Date : 2nd Scho ol Holida y Break

(30th May / 14th June 2009)

JUNE2nd Leg Junior Badminton Inter-club League

Date : 20th June 20092009 KPGCC Junior TennisChampionshipDate : 27th & 28th June 2009

2009 KPGCC Junior Bad mintonChampionship

Date : 27th & 28th June 2009

2009 KPGCC Junior SquashChampionship

Date : 27th & 28th June 2009

JULY2009 KPGCC Bad mintonChamp ionship (Adults)

Date : 12th, 18th & 19th July 2009

2009 KPGCC TennisChampionship (Adults)Date : 12th, 18th & 19th July 2009

2009 KPGCC SquashChampionship (Adults)Date : 12th, 18th & 19th July 2009

2009 KPGCC Tab le TennisChampionship (Adults)Date : 12th, 18th & 19th July 2009

AUGUST

Sports Gala Night (VictoriousDinner)

Date : 29th August 2009

SEPTEMBERFASTING MONTH

Sunway Lagoon Club Inter-clubBad minton Tournament(Puan Sri Datin Seri Susan CheahChallenge Trophy)Date : Sep temb er 2009

3rd Leg Badminton Inter-clubLeagueDate : 26th Sep tembe r 2009

OCTOBER4th Leg Badminton Inter-clubLeagueDate : 24th October 2009

NOVEMBERFinal Badminton Inter-clubLeagueDate : 21st November 2009

Inter-clubs Swimming

Competition President CupDate : 20th, 21st & 22ndNovembe r 2009

DECEMBERKlang Exec utive Club Inter-c lubBadminton Tournam ent(Dato Steven Tee Cha llengeTrophy)

Date : Dece mb er 2009

Sports Events for 2009

SPORTS ACTIVITIES

In the 27th edition of the Na tiona l Interc lub Swimm ing

Cha mp ionship President Cup 2008 held at Pusat Akuat ik Darul

Ehsan on November 21-23, a total of 800 participants were seen

taking part.

Swimm ers from va rious sta tes and Singapo re ca me do wn to

the e vent o rganised by the Persatua n Renang Ma laysia whichwa s followed by a dinner served a t the Klang Executive Club.

Kids and teenagers, 19 years and below, swam their hearts

out in various categ ories from b reaststroke, free-style to

backstroke.

A total of 35 athletes head ed dow n to the venue to d o

KPGCC justice a nd show onc e a nd for all who s lead ing the

pa ck in the poo l.

10 others

ca me from the

Valenc ia C lub

and five more

came fromSierramas.

SwimmingSensationsATHLETES BATTLE IT OUT UNDERWATER

SmashingSuccess

Note:Please note that tournaments and date are subject to changes.

INTERCLUB

BADMINTONLEAGUE COMESTO A CLOSE

Some were c row ned a s c hamp ions but the e vent saw

no sore losers as the sp irit of sportsma nship showe d

through a s c omp etitors put their ba dm inton rac quets

aside and rejoiced at t he final dinner held a t Kelab Sri

Damansara.

The Interc lub Bad minton Lea gue fe atured four clubs

tha t ma de it throug h to the finals. The c lubs we re; Klang

Exec utive C lub, Ra intree C lub KL, KPGC C a nd Kela b SriDama nsara. The p articipa nts were a ll ga thered a t the

Royal Klang Club on November 2.

There were va rious forma ts of p lay suc h a s c om bined

ag e 80 and ab ove, 90 and ab ove, 100 and ab ove, 110

and a bove and mixed 80 and a bove.

The 2009 kick-off will be m arked a nd o fficiate d b y

none o ther than KPGCC .


Participants put ontheir game faces

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OTHER PROMOTIONS INTHE MONTH OF JANUARY

AND MARCH.

Tom Yam Kung No od le

Member: RM 14++

Visitor: RM 17.50++

January

February

Sea food Yak i Udon

Me mb er: RM 17.60++

Visitor: RM 22++

March

Poo lside Spe c ial Fried Rice

Mem be r: RM 16++

Visitor: RM 20++

Valentine s Day Spe c ial

(14th Feb ruary 2008 only)

Fusion Stea mb oa t/ BBQ Buffet DinnerRM 69.90++ per couple

RM 129++ per family (4 pax)

*No discount for members.

Grilled Sab a (Sab a Siyoyak i)

Member: RM 20++

Visitor: RM 25++

Grilled Salm on with Teriya ki Sauc e

Mem be r: RM 16++

Visitor: RM 20++


*Sp ec ial g i ft for lad ies.*Sp ec ial g i ft for la d ies.

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F&B GOLDEN DRAGON CITY

Ushering the Ox @Golden Dragon CityRestaurant

USHER IN THE NEW YEAR IN A FINE ANDELEGANT SETTING WITH SERVINGS OFTHE FINEST CANTONESE CUISINESCONJURED BY CHEFS AT THE GOLDEN

DRAGON CITY RESTAURANT FROMJANUARY THROUGH TO MARCH.

Mini Yee Sang

RM 16.80++

Salm on Yee Sang

Ha lf Po rtio n RM 58++

Full Po rtio n RM 68++

Aba lone Yee Sang

Ha lf Po rtio n RM 88++

Fu ll Po rtio n RM 128++

Beijing Duck

Half Bird RM 35++

Whole Bird RM 70++

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F&B GOLFERS TERRACE

Themed Trio @ Golfers Terrace

A ROUND OF 18-HOLESSURE TAKES A LOT OUTOF A GOLFER SO WHYNOT RE-ENERGISE BYADJOURNING TO THEGOLFERS TERRACE.RELISH IN THETANTALISING TASTE OFTHAI, WESTERN ANDASIAN CUISINES FROMJANUARY TO MARCH. BESURE TO TREAT YOURFRIENDS TO A BOTTLE OFTHE FINEST SELECTION

CHOSEN AS WINE OF THEMONTH.

Bakso Mee

(Mea t Ball Soup with No od les)

MEMBER : RM 8.40++

VISITOR : RM 10.50++

Kuzi Kamb ing

(Served w ith Steam White Rice )

MEMBER : RM 11.20++

VISITOR : RM 14++

Crispy Chick en in Thai Ma ngo Sauc e

(Served w ith Steam White Rice )

MEMBER : RM 12++

VISITOR : RM 15++

Sotong Sumb at A la Thai

(Served w ith Stea m White Rice )

MEMBER : RM 11.20++

VISITOR : RM 14 ++

January

February

March

Chicken Corden Bleu

MEMBER : RM 8.80 ++

VISITOR : RM 11 ++

Grilled Sea Bass with Ca pe rs Butter

Sauce

MEMBER : RM 13.20 ++

VISITOR : RM 16.50 ++

WINE OFThe Month

Yellow Tail Shiraz 2006

MEMBER : RM 65++

VISITOR : RM 72++

Yellow Tail Cha rdonnay 2006

MEMBER : RM 65++

VISITOR : RM 72++

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