Resort View January/February 2023

Our Bowler Excels at 16th Asian Senior Bowling Championship 2022

CLUB HAPPENINGS

Chinese New Year Events

What Awaits You in 2023, Based on Your Chinese Zodiac Sign?

Facilities Operating Hours during CNY 2023

SAFRA Awards 2022

Annual Bowling Championship 2022

Durian Fiesta 2.0, Back by Popular Demand Halloween Family Fun Haunts NSRCC Changi! Staff Met & Wed at NSRCC

Hole-in-One Achievers

Club President Visits Kranji Golf Course Renovation Site

Progress of Kranji Golf Course Renovation

International Golf Institute – 3 Tips to Shoot Lower Scores

New 11CC Cafe at NSRCC Sea Sports Centre

Chinese New Year Promotions

PATRON

Prime Minister of Singapore

Lee Hsien Loong

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chairman

Chan Heng Kee Deputy Chairmen

LG Ong Su Kiat Melvyn Pang Kin Keong

Director

Ho Chin Ning

BG Kelvin Fan Sui Siong

GENERAL COMMITTEE

President

LG Ong Su Kiat Melvyn Vice President

COMR Yap Wee Teck Eric Ho Chin Ning

Captain

Toh Bee Chew Winston

Members

BG Liow Meng Kwee Kenneth

Chua Swee Kiat

Leong Chee Keen Edward Leong Kwang Ian Ng Kin Yi

Siva Shanmugam

Tan Heok Andy

General Manager/Secretary

Ng Heng Chew

Senior Manager (Finance & Admin)/Treasurer

Tan Chai Hiang Joanne

CHANGI MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Chairman

Ho Chin Ning Vice-Chairman

Lee Chee Peng

Members

Kwa Hian Djoe Andrew

Tan Kah Han

Too Chee Keong Patrick Ng Heng Chew

Ho Chee Boon Stanley

Tan Chai Hiang Joanne

Yeo Yew Jin Jason

KRANJI MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Chairman

COMR Yap Wee Teck Eric Vice-Chairman

COL Lim Han Yong

Members

Edwan Nizar Bin Ahadan

Han Chi Kwang Patrick Daniel

Joe Chan Soon Chee

Ng Heng Chew

Ho Chee Boon Stanley

Tan Chai Hiang Joanne

Yeo Yew Jin Jason

AUDIT COMMITTEE

Chairman

Siva Shanmugam

Members

Leong Chee Keen Edward Ng Kin Yi

GREENS & HANDICAP COMMITTEE

Captain

Toh Bee Chew Winston

Vice Captains

Tan Yong Hui Brian Tan Lay Har

Members

Chee Wee Leong Raymond

Cher Lew Err Andrew

Chia Kim Noi Florence

Dr Potjanart Intarasoot

Francisco John Celio

Goh Huat Beng William

Keong Boon Kee Clifford

Ler Leong Hwee Steven

Lim Hock Ann Jack

Por Rosaline

Tan Kok Liang Tan Siong Kooi Terence

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE

Chairman

Leong Kwang Ian

Vice Chairman

Keok Tong San Members

Lee Su Peng

Lim Yong Chin Lawrence

Nandakumar Ponniya Servai

Ong Sing Huat Poh Hee Hian Tay Kian Hwee David

RESORT & FACILITIES COMMITTEE

Chairman

Tan Heok Andy Vice Chairman Tang Teck Wah Convenor (Bowling)

Chan Yu Quan Derek Convenor (Family Recreation)

Florence Khemlani Convenor (Billiards)

Lam Soon Onn Randy Members

Ho Kee Sin Lee Chin Ek

Lim Wee Kiat Soh Bee Leng Richard

PUBLICITY & ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Honorary Editor/Chairman

Chua Swee Kiat

Members

Loy Dek Ee Jackson

Neo Wee Beng Mike

Ong Hock Lam Johnny

REDEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

Chairman

Tan Heok Andy Members Florence Khemlani

Lim Wee Kiat

Siva Shanmugam

Tan Yong Hui Brian

At Your Service

GENERAL MANAGER

Ng Heng Chew gm@nsrcc.com.sg

DIRECTORS

Business Strategy & Resort Stanley Ho stanley@nsrcc.com.sg Golf Jason Yeo jasonyeo@nsrcc.com.sg

SENIOR MANAGERS/ MANAGERS Facilities David Ho david@nsrcc.com.sg Finance & Admin Joanne Tan joanne@nsrcc.com.sg HR & Training Joey Leau joey@nsrcc.com.sg Business Strategy, Membership, Marketing & Communications Derrick Hia derrickhia@nsrcc.com.sg Information Technology Patrick Teo patrickteo@nsrcc.com.sg

CHANGI GOLF golfing@nsrcc.com.sg Assistant Manager (Golf) William Chua 6540 8548 Senior Executive (Golf) Tony Pang 6540 8546 Senior Executive (Golf) May Lim 6540 8545

KRANJI GOLF kranji@nsrcc.com.sg Executive (Golf, NSRCC Kranji) Nasarudin 6795 2304 Executive (Golf, NSRCC Kranji) Fadzli 6795 2304 Executive (Operations, NSRCC Kranji) Soh Chye Ker 6795 1128

COURSE MAINTENANCE

Assistant Manager, Course Maintenance Lee Kok Keong 6543 5713 Course Superintendent (Kranji) Lim Kah Hwee 6795 2319

BUNGALOWS bungalows@nsrcc.com.sg Assistant Manager, Resort Clarica Loo 6540 8559 Executive (Bungalows) Safiee 6542 8286

RESORT

Senior Manager, Resort Yam Chung Wai 6540 8566

CORPORATE/PRIVATE EVENTS events@nsrcc.com.sg

Senior Executive (Event Management) Emily Zhang 6543 5749 Sales Coordinator (Event Management) Rachael Chew 6543 5082

SPORTS & RECREATION S&R@nsrcc.com.sg Executive (Sea Sports & Recreation) Esmonde Tan 6543 5737

Assistant Executive (Sports & Recreation) Juhainiemasra 6540 8564

RESORT BOWL bowlingstaff@nsrcc.com.sg Executive (Resort) Dennis Chew 6540 8567

FINANCE Assistant Manager, Finance & Admin Grace Poh 6540 8578

PAYMENT & STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS ENQUIRIES

Officer (Credit) Quck Lian Chuan 6540 8588

MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING membership@nsrcc.com.sg marketing@nsrcc.com.sg

Assistant Manager, Membership

Tan Ei Kheng 6540 8552 CSO Membership Faezah 6540 8556 Executive (Marketing) Alix Chu 6543 5733

CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS corpcomms@nsrcc.com.sg

Assistant Manager (Corporate Communications) Sheena Anne-Marie 6540 8550 Assistant Executive (Corporate Communications) Nur Isyana 6540 8557

THE EDITOR SPEAKS

Dear Members,

In this first issue of Resort View in the new year, the spotlight shines appropriately on NSRCC staff and committee members who have made a mark in their own unique way.

At the 16th SAFRA Awards Presentation on Dec 1, there were 17 award recipients from NSRCC including Club Captain Winston Toh who received the Distinguished Service Award and Vice Captain Brian Tan who received the Commendation Award.

Then there was our very own Hairon Awang who created a buzz at the 16th Asian Senior Bowling Championship in Malaysia by winning three medals, two gold and one silver.

Over at NSRCC Kranji, Salleh and Farziana are colleagues turned wedded couple who decided to celebrate their nuptials at their “work place”. So history was made, to everyone’s delight!

And finally to all who are involved in the renovation of the Kranji course, keep up the great work as good progress has been made!

Here’s wishing you a great year ahead and one that you will fondly remember.

Happy New Year 2023, and have a very prosperous Lunar New Year!

Chua Swee Kiat EDITOR

Regards,

OUR BOWLER EXCELS AT 16TH ASIAN SENIOR BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP

NSRCC’s own bowler, Hairon Awang, won three medals, including two Gold medals, at the 16th Asian Senior Bowling Championship 2022 that was held from Nov 9-15, 2022 in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

clinch his first Gold medal during the Men’s Senior (50+) Singles event with a total score of 1381.

The 62-year-old then partnered with fellow Singaporean teammate, Paiman Dali to win a second Gold medal in the Men’s Senior (50+) Doubles event.

Additionally, Hairon brought home a Silver medal for the Men’s Senior (50+) All Events Standings.

Singapore even at my age. It was an amazing feeling standing on the podium and hearing the national anthem playing!”

Hairon started bowling during his work stint in the hotel industry, through inter-hotel bowling competitions in the 1980s. His latest achievements prove that he is among the best senior bowlers in Asia, but Hairon believes he has more to achieve.

For Hairon, age is certainly just a number. May

be an inspiration to us, especially our youth bowlers!

Hairon(firstfromleft)withotherSinglesGold medallists in different events

Team Singapore in 1st Place for Men’s Senior Doubles

“I will continue to strive in honing my bowling skills and be consistent so that I can always aim for Gold in the next competition! I want to be even better so that we can secure more medals, not just for myself, but as a team in the upcoming events in years to come!”

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Photo Credits: Terence Yaw / Asian Bowling Federation

Hairon receiving his Silver medal for Men’s Senior All Events Standings

YEAR EVENTS

DARE PROGRAMME

Jan 13, Friday

2.00pm – 3.30pm

NSRCC Changi, Corvette Room

Fees Complimentary

Minimum number of participants: 20

Age Group: Family

During this workshop, participants will be equipped with life skills to better understand how to recognise a cardiac arrest, work closely with the 995 specialists, perform quality hands-only chest compression, and use an Automated-External Defibrillator (AED).

FENG SHUI TALK

Jan 14, Saturday

2.00pm – 3.30pm

NSRCC Changi, Corvette Room

Fees Complimentary

Minimum number of participants: 8 Age Group: Family

Find your desired direction and get exclusive Feng Shui insights from Master Jason Liew, who has practiced the art of geomancy since he was 15 years old and has more than two decades of experience

Email to S&R@nsrcc.com.sg for details and registration.

WHAT AWAITS YOU IN 2023, BASED ON YOUR CHINESE ZODIAC

SIGN?

By Master Jason Liew

With a strong belief in maximising human energy through the combination of Eastern sensitivity and Western sensibility, Feng Shui Master Jason Liew has been learning and practising since the age of 15.

RAT Generally, 2023 will be an awesome year for the Rat with the star shining brightly over this zodiac. You will be able to find a good new relationship. For those seeking to have a child, this will be the year that your dream comes true. However, your communication will be weak, causing slight misunderstandings between you and your friends and family.

RABBIT Focus on communicating with the people around you as you will encounter several disagreements that will lead to major arguments and cause disadvantages. Additionally, there will be major wealth loss from your career, investment and personal needs. But, good news: your relationships will be strong and stable in 2023.

OX 2023 will not be a good year for the Ox. Overall, there will be instances of loss in wealth, obstacles in career and sadness within family. The luck cycle for Ox will not be strong, ranging from 40% to 60%. Focus on your mental and emotional health as you will face stressful periods throughout the year. Furthermore, it is essential for you to have regular family gatherings.

DRAGON After several years of instability, 2023 will see the Dragon enjoying good blessings with several achievements. Your wealth will be strong, especially in the first half of the year. However, remain cautious and stay away from gambling, illegal activities and selling unauthorised products. For those looking to declare your love, do not be afraid to share your emotions because there is high chance your partner feels the same way too!

TIGER

The main focus for Tiger this year is health. Physically, take care of your ear, nose, bones, skin and large intestine. Mentally, monitor your stress level and go on holidays to manage it. Emotionally, your family will encounter certain bad news that will cause you to be disturbed, confused, upset and selfisolated. Thus, make time to create more human energy around you through active social connections.

SNAKE

Spending more time and bonding with your family is crucial, especially because 2023 will be a busy and tough year for the Snake. It might seem like you are putting in 150% into your work, but the result will only be 50%. Your health will be affected. It is recommended for the Snake to wear a green jade item to help balance their emotion and luck.

HORSE

There will be an excellent flow of qi for the Horse. For those who have been facing health problems, 2023 will be a turning point and your health will improve. However, you will face family problems so be careful of what you say and the way you say it. Stay away from any conflict, especially if the matter does not concern you directly.

ROOSTER

You will encounter a lot of planning in 2023. Any small improvements should be interpreted as big milestones. Strengthen your mental and emotional health. Beware of scams and do not make any impulsive decisions to avoid unnecessary wealth loss. Be cautious when making new friends.

GOAT

Welcome to a year of good fortune and growth! However, remember to remain humble and calm throughout the year, and do not be aggressive. 2023 will be a good year for you to carry out your plans and focus on getting the results you have been aiming for. There will be obstacles, but you will be able to overcome them and succeed.

DOG Expect 2023 to be an excellent year for you. There will be good news in your career, wealth and relationships. However, watch your health because sudden illnesses such as stroke and heart attack might happen and impact your overall progress. It will be good to check your blood pressure every day.

MONKEY

2023 will be a good year for Monkey in terms of wealth and career. However, you need to monitor your health, or else, it will be a major hindrance for you to have a great year. Therefore, it is very important for you to take care of your health, especially your mouth, neck, shoulder and bone, so that everything will fall nicely into place throughout the year.

PIG

There will be stability but not luck. You will face several major setbacks in terms of health and wealth. Be very careful when doing your daily routine activities as you are prone to encounter accidents this year. Try to stay low profile as much as possible to avoid unnecessary mishaps.

Facility

GENERAL Main Lobby

8.00am - 3.00pm Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours

GOLFING NSRCC Changi 6.45am - 3.00pm Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours NSRCC Kranji 6.45am - 3.00pm Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours Sky Range Closed Closed Closed Closed Transview Pro-Shop 7.00am - 3.00pm Closed Closed Normal Hours (NSRCC Changi) Transview Pro-Shop 8.00am - 3.00pm Closed Closed Normal Hours (NSRCC Kranji)

BUNGALOW Bungalow 9.00am - 3.00pm Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours Reception

MEMBERSHIP Membership 10.30am - 2.00pm Closed 10.30am - 2.00pm 10.30am - 2.00pm Centre

FOOD & NSRCC Bistro 12.00pm - 9.30pm 3.00pm - 9.30pm 12.00pm - 9.30pm 12.00pm - 9.30pm

BEVERAGE Changi Bowl Lastordersat9pm Lastordersat9pm Lastordersat9pm Lastordersat9pm

Fu Lin Lunch: Men 11.30am - 2.30pm Seafood Dinner: Restaurant 5.30pm - 10.00pm Normal Hours Normal Hours Normal Hours (advancebookingrequired) Passion 7.00am - 3.00pm Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours Cafe Poolside 11.00am - 5.00pm Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours Bistro Sky Bistro Closed Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours NSRCC Fairway 7.00am - 3.30pm Closed Normal Hours Normal Hours Kranji Cafe NSRCC

SAFRA 2022 Awards 16th

OurstaffandcommitteememberswithClubPresident,LGMelvynOng(fifthfromleft)

andNSRCCGeneralManager,MrNgHengChew(fourthfromleft)

The 16th SAFRA Awards Presentation, held in conjunction with SAFRA’s 50th Anniversary Dinner, was held on Dec 1, 2022 at SAFRA Mount Faber and was graced by Minister for Defence, Dr Ng Eng Hen.

The event recognises individuals and organisations for their contributions, and one of the main highlights includes the nominations and awards which are opened to all volunteers from SAFRA, NSRCC and So Drama! Entertainment.

NSRCC had a total of 17 awards recipients who were recognised for loyally volunteering their services to the Club. Our Club Captain Winston Toh received the Distinguished Service Award. Meanwhile, Vice Captain Brian Tan received the Commendation Award on top of his 10-Year Long Service Award.

Long Service Award

Long Service Award

The special salute moment by all guests

Resort & Facilities Committee Member, Richard Soh receiving his 10-Year Long Service Award

Ladies’ Vice Captain, Tan Lay Har receiving her 10-Year Long Service Award

Greens & Handicap Committee Member, Andrew Cher receiving his 5-Year Long Service Award

Disciplinary Committee Member, Poh Hee Hian receiving his 5-Year Long Service Award

Vice Chairman of Resort & Facilities Committee, Tang Teck Wah receiving his 5-Year Long Service Award

PresentedbyMrHoChinNing, GeneralSecretary,SAFRA/ VicePresident,NSRCC

CONGRATULATIONS!

Distinguished Service Award

PresentedbyDrNgEngHen,MinisterforDefence/ Chairman,SAFRABoardofGovernors

Toh Bee Chew Winston – Captain, Greens & Handicap Committee

Meritorious Service Award (Gold)

PresentedbyDrNgEngHen,MinisterforDefence/ Chairman,SAFRABoardofGovernors

Lee Chung Wei – Ex-General Secretary, SAFRA / Ex-Vice President, NSRCC

Commendation Award & Long Service Award (10 Years)

• Tan Yong Hui Brian – Vice Captain, Greens & Handicap Committee

Long Service Award (20 Years)

• Florence Khemlani – Convenor (Family Recreation), Resort & Facilities Committee

Long Service Award (10 Years)

• Keok Tong San – Vice Chairman, Disciplinary Committee

• Siva Shanmugam – Chairman, Audit Committee

• Soh Bee Leng Richard – Member, Resort & Facilities Committee

• Tan Lay Har – Ladies’ Vice Captain, Greens & Handicap Committee

Long Service Award (5 Years)

• Chan Yu Quan Derek – Convenor (Bowling), Resort & Facilities Committee

• Cher Lew Err Andrew – Member, Greens & Handicap Committee

• Goh Huat Beng William – Member, Greens & Handicap Committee

• Koh Boon Check – Ex-Member, Greens & Handicap Committee

• Lim Yong Chin Lawrence – Member, Disciplinary Committee

• Loy Dek Ee Jackson – Member, Publicity & Engagement Committee

• Neo Wee Beng Mike – Member, Publicity & Engagement Committee

• Poh Hee Hian – Member, Disciplinary Committee

• Tang Teck Wah – Vice Chairman, Resort & Facilities Committee

ANNUAL BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2022

By Dennis Chew, Executive (Resort Bowl)

The Club’s final bowling event for 2022 was the Annual Bowling Championship, which was held on Nov 20, 2022 with 29 participants –nine in Men’s Open Category, six in Women’s Open Category and 14 in Mixed Graded Category. The bowlers played well, with 17 of them scoring over 200 pinfalls in at least one game.

presented by Florence Khemlani, Family Recreation Convenor)

Xavier Teo with the House Award

Following the overwhelming support for the Durian Fiesta in July, another round of Durian Fiesta 2.0 was held at the Courtyard in NSRCC Changi on Nov 26, 2022.

Throughout the 1.5 hour evening buffet, participants were treated to an unlimited supply of Musang King from Pahang. A myriad of fruits and refreshing coconut water were also served alongside the durians.

The event was complemented with entertainment, where some participants took the floor to perform their fanciest dance moves. Other participants battled their wits to guess the weight of a huge durian and won exciting prizes.

It was definitely a night to be remembered, with participants leaving satisfied after indulging in their cravings for the king of fruits.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND DURIAN FIESTA 2.0

By Esmonde Tan, Executive (Sea Sports & Recreation)

Other fruits included in the buffet - mangosteen, rambutan and longan

Musang King durians are waiting to be devoured

Wide smiles and full tummies

Queuing for durians with great anticipation

The Courtyard, packed with durian lovers

The lucky winner during the prize giveaway

HALLOWEEN FAMILY FUN HAUNTS NSRCC CHANGI!

The spirit of Halloween invaded our Changi Clubhouse on Oct 29, 2022, where families gathered at the Kingfisher Room in NSRCC Resort Bowl for a series of fun activities. The afternoon began with a hands-on DIY craft session, where participants constructed their very own dinosaur costumes. More fun ensued with an 8-pin tap bowling game and arcade games at the Family Zone. The day ended with a Halloween-themed feast for everyone.

An angel at the basketball arcade game

Many participants donned amazing Halloween costumes and took the chance to take photos with our very own Zombie Trio - Bobblehead Pumpkin, Screaming Ghost and Frankenstein. While the night was still young, our Zombie Trio took the chance to bring the Halloween mood and spread the scares to unsuspecting Bungalow guests.

Say peace to the Zombie Trio!

Making dinosaur costumes All ready

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BENEFITS OF Taijiquan

By Hazel Ng, NSRCC Taijiquan Coach

Coach Hazel Ng has been practicing Taijiquan since 2008 and is trained in the styles of Chen and Yang, which utilises fists and weapons such as the sword and sabre. She represented Singapore in 2019 for the 8th World Kungfu Championship and won Gold and Silver medals in two events.

Taijiquan classes are held every Saturday morning at NSRCC Changi, Courtyard

Taijiquan is a prominent Chinese martial arts, which when practised regularly, can transform and energise your entire body and mind. It has also been proven to promote health and wellness.

The diverse and profound ideology of Taijiquan is incorporated into its movement set. Passed down through many generations, Taijiquan has evolved into many different styles. There are five main schools of Taijiquan, which are commonly practiced worldwide, are: The Chen Style, The Yang Style, The Sun Style, The Wu2 Style and The Wu3 Style.

Taijiquan transcends age and ethnicity. The elderly can learn Taijiquan for health and fitness as it helps in strengthening bones and muscles, improving blood circulation and regulating breathing, thereby improving health and longevity. Youths who are trained in Taijiquan will enhance their physical fitness and athleticism, while inculcating the virtues of patience and endurance.

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By Mohd Fadzli Abdullah, Executive (Golf, NSRCC Kranji)

STAFF MET & WED AT NSRCC

Two NSRCC staff created history on Dec 11, 2022 when they tied the knot at the function room in their workplace, NSRCC Kranji. Mohamed Salleh Jumi (Course Marshal) and Farziana Osman Mansoor (Senior Customer Service Officer) are the first couple who are both NSRCC staff to hold their wedding on NSRCC premises.

Salleh joined the Club as a Course Marshal in 2011, while Farziana became part of the NSRCC family in 2016. It was not love at first sight for them as they remained friends before taking their relationship to the next level in early 2022.

The Sanctuary at NSRCC Kranji was chosen as their wedding venue, as a way of commemorating the place where they met and fell in love.

Function Room rental starts from $1296 for 8 hours. Call 67951 128 for more details.

F&B menus can be created to suit your special dietary requirements.

Salleh and Farziana, now husband and wife

The Sanctuary at NSRCC Kranji

NSRCC colleagues in attendance to celebrate Salleh and Farziana’s big day

MATTERS GREENSIDE

JAN/FEB 2023

Dear Members,

Going into January with the prospects of a new year typically brings with it a sense of reflection, new beginnings and well wishes, and in my case, the occasional recurring resolution. The 22nd day of this pivotal month also marks the beginning of a new year on the lunar calendar when friends who observe it usher in the Year of the Rabbit. People born to this zodiac sign are believed to be vigilant, witty, and ingenious. The sign of the Rabbit is widely regarded as a symbol of longevity, peace and prosperity. 2023 is predicted to be a year of hope. These are some of the things I am hoping for in the coming year:

One of the mostly highly-anticipated items on our 2023 calendar must be the opening of our newly renovated first-nine at Kranji. I am delighted to inform members that renovation works are on schedule despite the erratic weather in the past months. The turf grass on all nine fairways, greens and even the practice green are fully planted, and undergoing the grow-in period under the watchful eye of our course maintenance team. A new retaining wall now surrounds the Hole #6 green and promises to provide all who play it a spectacular visual feast, and yes, a test of your golfing prowess. Apart from the additional tee-boxes which I wrote about in my last instalment, extensive work is being done to the bunkers and slopes surrounding the Hole #5 green. This signature Par-3 hole has been the site of numerous holes-in-one for members, and I know many will relish the challenge of taking it on again in its new form. I wish to extend a big thank you to our NSRCC course maintenance team for their unrelenting effort and dedication in ensuring the renovation stays on point.

The 2023 golfing calendar promises to be packed with a number of gob-smacking events. We should see SGA’s Inter-Club League resume its full schedule from its abbreviated format last year. Both our NSRCC Men’s and Women’s teams are working hard to build on the momentum and gains they achieved on last year’s league table. Likewise, work has begun amongst our juniors as they prepare to contest for top honours after achieving 1st runner-up in all three categories last year - Team, Girls and Boys. We will kick off our own Club tournament schedule with the President’s Trophy come Mar 11, followed by our NSRCC Charity Golf on May 20-21 and SAF & NS Day tournament on Jul 8. We hope to wrap the year with a grand finale at Captain’s Cup on Sep 16 at our fully renovated 18-hole Kranji course. Members with children can also expect to see the Club stay the course with more familyfriendly activities. True to our Audubon Certification, the Club will continue its focus on sustainability.

Finally, I wish to thank all golfing members for their contribution in making our post-COVID transition seamless. Your sense of personal accountability, responsibility and graciousness to others around you made a material difference in what was an unpredictable 2022. I also wish to thank the Club’s management and staff for their effort and commitment in delivering a safe, fun and memorable experience for members and our families each and every time we visit. As we swop our Christmas greens for CNY reds in the coming weeks, here’s wishing all members and your families Gong Xi Fa Cai and a very prosperous Lunar New Year.

Huat Huat Ah!!!

Huat

WINSTON TOH Club Captain

HOLE-IN-ONE ACHIEVERS

WINSTON

TOH BEE CHEW

4 December 2022

NSRCC Changi Hole #6

What a shot!

LOH SHI QIANG SHAUN

1 December 2022

NSRCC Changi Hole #9

First hole-in-one ever and it was the best feeling in the world!

MANJIT SINGH

29 November 2022

NSRCC Changi Hole #12

WONG JUN HAO

10 November 2022

NSRCC Changi Hole #12

I was extremely shocked and lucky to achieve this hole-in-one. At first, I thought the ball rolled off the green! Certainly, striving onwards to my next one!

LAU

BOON KWANG

28 November 2022

NSRCC Changi Hole #6

Awesome feeling, I have been dreaming of this for 28 long years!

ENG KEEN HUAT

17 November 2022

NSRCC Kranji Hole #17

Wow! Is this real? Hope it is not a dream. Photo with my flightmates, from left to right: Tony Tng, Dave Eng KH (myself), Chew Whye & Steward Wong.

KOH JEE BAH

29 October 2022

NSRCC Changi Hole #9

LIM ZHI EN VICTORIA

23 October 2022

NSRCC Kranji Hole #14

Huh, it went in? Ooof, feels good to have bragging rights.

For the full list of Hole-in-One Achievers, visit our website.

CLUB PRESIDENT VISITS KRANJI GOLF COURSE RENOVATION SITE

NSRCC Club President, LG Melvyn Ong visited the renovation site at Kranji Golf Course on Nov 17, 2022. LG Ong attended a short briefing by our General Manager, Mr Ng Heng Chew, Director (Golf) Jason Yeo and Assistant Manager (Course Maintenance) Lee Kok Keong before the group proceeded into the golf course.

Checking on the grass conditions

Taking a look at the bunkers Thumbs up for the good progress!

Briefing Club President on the renovation progress

Group photo against the backdrop of Kranji’s Signature Hole #5

PROGRESS OF KRANJI GOLF COURSE RENOVATION

Watering the newly planted grass

The golf course renovation for the first 9-hole at NSRCC Kranji is now going into its final phase. The planting at all tees and fairway were completed in early December 2022, keeping closely to the project timeline.

All newly planted sprigs are currently undergoing their grow-in and are expected to reach full maturity over the first two to three months of 2023.

Work-in-progress at Hole #7

Our course maintenance team carrying out additional works

Additionally, trees to shield against wayward shots, will be planted during this period. Our course maintenance team also took the opportunity to carry out improvement works and installed new sumps in the side roads.

As the renovation is showing good progress, members can look forward to a refreshing golfing experience at the newly renovated first nine in March 2023.

Newly planted grass at Hole #9

A new look to the Signature Hole #5!

The retaining wall at Hole #6

All bunkers at Hole #1 to #9 are completed and backfilled with new sand

TherenovatedgreensatHole#1(left),#4(centre)and#9(right)

3 TIPS TO SHOOT LOWER SCORES

By Louis Farrelly, Coach, International Golf Institute

How often do you find yourself reflecting after a round of golf on how much lower your score could have been? Every time you tee it up, you want to play to the best of your ability but in reality, you rarely play to your full potential.

With the right approach, better strategy, decision-making, positive mentality and an increased understanding of your game, you can play better and more consistent golf. Below are three tips to shoot lower scores on the golf course:

1Correct Yardage

- Consider your environment. There are several factors that could affect the club that you decide to use to play your shot. For example, the yardage will increase when you are playing uphill or into the wind. If you are using a 7 iron, you will need to go up to a 6 iron or even a 5 iron depending on the severity of the conditions. The opposite applies for downhill and downwind shots (7 iron to an 8 or 9 iron). Another factor you may want to consider is where the flag is positioned on the green. For example, if there is water in front of the green and the flag is positioned close, allow for extra yardage.

2Take Your Medicine - Resist

the temptation to take on the hero shot. If you find yourself in the trees after an errant tee shot, the most important thing to do is to get the ball back in play. Even if you have to accept you will be further away from the hole, try and ensure your next shot is from the fairway. The same applies if you find yourself out of position after your approach shot, you don’t always have to aim for the flag but instead the widest part of the green.

3Simplify Your Short Game

- Use less loft to suit the shot. More often than not, golfers use a club with too much loft when chipping, even when there is plenty of green to work with. Next time you are on the edge of the green, try using a club with less loft such as a pitching wedge, 9 iron, or even an 8 iron. Aim to land the ball a yard or two onto the green. When taking less loft, even if you mishit your shot, the ball will still roll towards your target, as there will be less spin. If the flag is close to you and you have less green to work with, this is the time you should opt to play your sand or lob wedge.

Golf is a great, but a challenging game. Next time you are on the course, give these tips a go and hopefully they will help to take a few shots off your score. Good luck!

Centre

11CC Cafe provides a cozy space for you to chill

A new cafe is now open at NSRCC Sea Sports Centre, located within the glamping area facing the sea. Aptly named ‘11CC Cafe’ to reflect its 11 Changi Coast (Walk) address, the Muslim-owned food establishment serves funky drinks, light bites and desserts.

Their drink menu features the sophisticated Vienna Coffee, Palm Beach Ice Blended and Mocha Latte. For light bites, diners can choose from a variety of bagels and sandwiches with different fillings. No meal is complete without dessert, and 11CC has got you covered with options such as Banana Split and Churros.

Plenty of drink choices!

at NSRCC Sea Sports

UPCOMING EVENTS

FLOATING TEA CUP WORKSHOP

CAR APPRECIATION COURSE

Feb 10, Friday

6.00pm – 9.00pm

NSRCC Changi, Oriole 3

Fees

$64.80 Nett (Member) $75.60 Nett (Signed-in Guest)

Maximum number of participants: 10

Age Group: Family Closing Date: Jan 23, Monday

During this fun and innovative workshop, learn the secrets of making floating teacups using decorative items to aid your creativity. The end products could be a beautiful addition to your wedding, baby shower or other momentous occasions!

Feb 11, Saturday

2.00pm – 3.30pm

NSRCC Changi, Oriole 3

Fees

$86.40 Nett (Member) $97.20 Nett (Signed-in Guest)

Minimum number of participants: 7 Age Group: Family Closing Date: Jan 23, Monday

Create your very own flower vase arrangement using beautiful floral ingredients, such as dried preserved flowers and foliage that will definitely last for a long time. Let your creativity flow as you learn the basic techniques and apply them in designing your very own floral creation that is perfect for a special occasion.

MOVIE EDUCATION TOUR

Feb 18, Saturday

10.00am – 4.00pm

AA Centre

Fees

$86.40 Nett (Member) $95.04 Nett (Signed-in Guest)

Maximum number of participants: 10 Age Group: Family Closing Date: Jan 30, Monday

Keen to learn how your car works? This 1-day workshop will equip car owners with a better understanding of their vehicles and basic car care knowledge. Existing and aspiring car owners, young and old, can benefit from this session through examples, common scenarios and a Q&A session.

Mar 4, Saturday

2.00pm – 3.30pm

NSRCC Changi, Oriole 3

Fees

$54.00 Nett (Member) $64.80 Nett (Signed-in Guest)

Maximum number of participants: 15 Age Group: Adults Closing Date: Feb 13, Monday

Understand oyster-eating etiquette, characteristics, shucking, merroir and more! Participants will be led by a professional shucker. Shucking gloves and oyster knifes are provided.

Mar 14, Tuesday

9.00am – 2.00pm (estimated) Cathay Cineplex

Fees

Family of 3 $129.60 (Member) $140.40 (Signed-in Guest)

Family of 4 $172.80 (Member) $183.60 (Signed-in Guest)

Family of 5 $216.00 (Member) $226.80 (Signed-in Guest)

Minimum number of participants: 10 Age Group: Family Closing Date: Feb 27, Monday

Join us in this educational behindthe-scenes tour of a movie theatre. Participants will visit the projector room and popcorn station, before enjoying a cinematic experience at the theatre.

Mar 18, Saturday

10.00am – 11.00am

51 Jalan Lekar

Fees

$12.96 Nett (Member) $16.20 Nett (Signed-in Guest) *$6.48 discount for group registration of 3 pax or more

Minimum number of participants: 20 Age Group: Family Closing Date: Feb 20, Monday

A fun program for all ages, where participants will be thrilled by the fascinating kingdom of American Bullfrogs and get hands-on experience by feeding the friendly amphibians.

CROAKING GOOD TIMES

OYSTER SHUCKING WORKSHOP

UPCOMING CLASSES

AIKIDO

SWIMMING (BEGINNERS)

MUAY THAI

Jan 8 (Term 29)

Mar 26 (Term 30), Sunday

3.00pm – 4.15pm

NSRCC Changi, Oriole 3

Fees (per 10 lessons)

$162.00 Nett (Member) $172.80 Nett (Signed-in Guest)

Minimum number of participants: 10 Age Group: Kids & Adults

Jan 14 or Jan 15 (Term 1)

Apr 8 or Apr 9 (Term 2), Saturday or Sunday

2.30pm – 3.30pm or 3.30pm – 4.30pm NSRCC Changi, Swimming Pool

Fees (per 10 lessons)

$279.60 Nett (Member) $301.20 Nett (Signed-in Guest)

Minimum number of participants: 3 Age Group: 5 years old and above

ZUMBA

CARDIO KICKBOXING & DRUMFIT

Jan 16 (Term 7)

Feb 27 (Term 8), Monday

6.30pm – 8.00pm NSRCC Changi, Courtyard

Fees (per 5 lessons)

$135.00 Nett (Member) $145.80 Nett (Signed-in Guest)

Minimum number of participants: 10 Age Group: Adults

YOGA

Ongoing Saturday

3.00pm – 4.00pm

NSRCC Changi, Oriole 3

Fees (per 6 lessons)

$97.20 Nett (Member) $108.00 Nett (Signed-in Guest)

Minimum number of participants: 10

Age Group: Adults

Ongoing Sunday

9.00am – 10.00am

NSRCC Changi, Courtyard

Fees (per 4 lessons)

$162.00 Nett (Member) $172.80 Nett (Signed-in Guest)

Minimum number of participants: 10

Age Group: Adults

Ongoing Sunday

9.00am – 10.00am

NSRCC Changi, Oriole 3

Fees (per 6 lessons)

$97.20 Nett (Member) $108.00 Nett (Signed-in Guest)

Minimum number of participants: 10 Age Group: Adults

Note:

The Club reserves the rights to amend the event details or cancel the events. Do check with us via email to S&R@nsrcc.com.sg for confirmation and details.

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MANAGING

by Dr Huang Ching, T32 Dental Surgeo

BAD BREATH

Bad breath, also known as halitosis, affects 25% of people globally. Halitosis can cause poor self-esteem and embarrassment.

However, it is relatively easy to remedy. Do seek treatment as early as possible.

What Causes Bad Breath?

The most common cause of halitosis is poor oral hygiene. Without proper oral hygiene (brushing, flossing, tongue scraping and routine dental cleanings), food particles remain in the mouth. This creates a breeding ground for bacteria to form around the teeth, gums and tongue, which results in problems such as cavities and gum diseases, further exacerbating the bad breath. Other causes include:

• Tobacco products

• Improper denture hygiene resulting in trapped food or plaque around dentures

• Certain food such as onions and garlic, caffeine and alcohol

• Other mouth, nose and throat conditions such as tonsil stones or chronic sinus problems

• Dry mouth due to lack of saliva flow, medications, salivary gland disorders or mouth breathing

• Other underlying health conditions such as gastrointestinal disorders, diabetes, kidney or liver disorder

How to Treat Bad Breath?

Treating bad breath varies, depending on the cause. If your bad breath is due to poor oral hygiene, scaling and polishing is likely to reduce odour-causing bacteria by removing plaque and tartar deposits that build up on your teeth over time. It is best to see a dental practitioner who will assess the condition of your teeth and gums, and advise you on the oral hygiene methods or treatment specific to your condition.

How to Prevent Bad Breath?

Treating bad breath varies depending on the cause. If your bad breath is due to poor oral hygiene, scaling and polishing is likely to reduce odour-causing bacteria by removing plaque and tartar deposits that build up on your teeth over time. It is best to see a dental practitioner who will assess the condition of your teeth and gums, and advise you on the oral hygiene methods or treatment specific to your condition.

• Consistent practice of good oral hygiene is key! This includes proper tooth brushing twice a day, daily flossing, and using tongue scrapper.

• Schedule routine dental check-up and cleaning at least twice a year.

• Keep your mouth hydrated and drink plenty of water.

• If you wear dentures, take them out at night and cleanse them completely before putting it on the next day.

• Avoid alcohol and caffeine products as they can dry out your mouth.

A visit to the dentist can help manage your bad breath

• If you smoke, this might be a good excuse to quit smoking for a fresher breath and healthier body.

If you practice good hygiene and still have halitosis, schedule an appointment with your dentist. Some people build up plaque faster than others and may need more frequent cleanings. You can also schedule an appointment with a periodontist (gum disease specialist) who can check whether gum disease is the cause of halitosis. If your dentist does not find any oral health issues, he or she might refer you to a primary care physician who can determine if there are any other underlying health conditions that might be causing the halitosis.

Reviewed

Bad breath is commonly caused by poor oral hygiene

Dear Members,

Please produce your Letter of Introduction, Membership and Handicap Cards to qualify for the discounted or reciprocal rates. Otherwise, the host club will charge walk-in rates. You may print your letter of introduction on our club website at www.nsrcc.com.sg using your members’ PIN. Please check our website for the latest/current list of affiliated clubs.

BRUNEI

*Royal Brunei Golf Country Club

Tel: 673-2611582 / 2611797 Email: admin@rbgcc.net

CHINA

Mission Hills Golf Club

Tel: 001-86-755-2802-0888 Email: reservationsalesoffice@ missionhillschina.com Website: www.missionhillschina.com

INDONESIA

Bali

*Bali National Golf Club Tel: 62-361-771-791 Email: reservations@balinational.com Website: www.balinational.com

Batam

*SouthLinks Country Club Tel: 62-778-324-128 / 168 Singapore Office: Tel: (65) 6270 0062 Email: sales@southlinksgolf.com Website: wwww.southlinksgolf.com

Jakarta

Modern Golf & Country Club

Tel: 62-21-552-9228 Email: reservation@modernland.co.id Website: www.moderngolf.co.id

MALAYSIA

Johor

*Tanjong Puteri Golf Resort Berhad

Tel: 02-07-2711888 / 2596100 WhatsApp: 017-7942711 Email: enquiry@tpgr.com Singapore Office Tel: 65-63397266 WhatsApp: 60177942711 Email: sporesales@tpgr.com

Malacca

*A’Famosa Golf Resort Tel: 06-552-0888 Email: enquiries@afamosa.com Website: www.afamosa.com

*Orna Golf & Country Club

Tel: 02-06-521-0333 Email: ogcc@ornaresort.com.my Website: www.ornaresort.com.my

Negeri Sembilan

Nilai Springs Golf & Country Club Tel: 02-06-850-8888 Golf Reservation: 02-019-850 8494 / 8495 Website: www.nilaisprings.com

Staffield Country Resort

Tel: 02-6018-222-1919 Email: staffield@berjayaclubs.com Website: www.berjayaclubs.com

Penang

*Penang Golf Club Tel: 02-04-644-2255 Email: admin@penanggolfclub.com.my Website: www.penanggolfclub.com.my

Penang

Bukit Jawi Golf Resort Tel: 02-04582-0759 Ext. 636 Email: enquiry@bukitjawi.com.my Website: www.bukitjawi.com.my

*Penang Golf Resort Tel: 02-04-578-2022 Email: pgrb@penanggolfresort.com.my Website: www.penanggolfresort.com.my

Perak

Clearwater Sanctuary Golf Resort Tel: 02-05-366-7433 Email: email@cwsgolf.com.my Website: www.cwsgolf.com.my

Selangor

*Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Golf & Country Club Tel: 02-03-5510-5872

TAIWAN

*Ta Kang Shan Golf Tel: 886-7-636641 Website: www.tksg.com.tw

THAILAND

*Gassan Khuntan Golf &Resort

*Gassan Legacy Golf Club Email: info@gassangolf.com Website: www.gassangolf.com

VIETNAM

*Dong Nai Golf Resort Tel: 84-61-3866-288/307

Email: info@dongnaigolf.com.vn Website: www.dongnaigolf.com.vn

SINGAPORE

*Sembawang Country Club

Tel:  6751 0320/0328

Fax: 6752 0446 Website: www.sembawanggolf.org.sg Tuesdays to Fridays only (excluding PH)

FACILITIES DIRECTORY

MAIN LOBBY RECEPTION

Tel: 6542 8288 / 6543 5725 (booking of facilities) 8.00am to 8.00pm (Mon-Sun)

MEMBERSHIP CENTRE

Tel: 6540 8555 / 8556

8.15am to 5.15pm (Mon-Fri) 10.30am to 2.00pm (Sat & Public Holidays) Closed on Sun & Public Holidays that fall on a Sunday

GOLF FACILITIES

Golf Reception

Tel: 6540 8500 (Changi) / 6795 2300 (Kranji)

Fax: 6542 7710 (Changi) / 6792 7311 (Kranji)

7.00am to 5.30pm (Changi) 7.00am to 5.00pm (Kranji)

Booking Hours: Golf Booking

Tel: 6540 8500 - 9.30am to 5.00pm (daily) Internet - 6.00pm onwards (daily, on rolling basis)

Sky Range

Tel: 6543 1726

7.00am to 10.30pm (Tue-Sun) 2.00pm to 10.30pm (Mon)

*Strictly reserved for NSRCC members only on Saturdays and Sundays from 12.00noon to 10.30pm.

Priority will be given to NSRCC members on Mondays to Fridays from 5.00pm to 7.00pm. Last card validation and top-up before 10.00pm.

Golftitude Fitting Studio

Tel: 9652 4343

12.00pm to 6.00pm (Tue to Fri) 10.00am to 6.00pm (Sat to Sun)

*By appointment only for Mondays and Public Holidays

International Golf Institute

Tel: 8139 7466

Email: bradmc.igi@gmail.com

10.00am to 8.00pm (Tue to Fri)

8.00am to 7.00pm (Sat to Sun)

Closed on Mon & Public Holidays

The Golfing Lab

Tel: 9752 9297 / 9276 0038 /  9180 6585

Email: sales@thegolfinglab.com

2.00pm to 8.00pm (Mon)

10.00am to 8.00pm (Tue to Fri) 8.00am to 6.00pm (Sat to Sun)

GOLF PRO-SHOP

Transview

Tel: 6543 2051

7.00am to 7.00pm (Mon-Sun)

OTHERS

Sundry Shop

1.00pm to 8.00pm (Sat-Thu)

2.00pm to 8.00pm (Fri)

SPORTS & SOCIAL FACILITIES

Billiards Room

Tel: 6543 5709

10.00am to 10.00pm (Mon-Sun)

Fitness Centre Tel: 6543 5715

7.00am to 9.30pm (Mon-Fri) 7.00 am to 8.30pm (Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)

Jackpot Room

10.00am to 11.00pm (daily) 12.00pm to 11.00pm (last Friday of the month)

Swimming Pool

Tel: 6543 5726 / 5725

8.00am to 9.00pm (Tue to Sun & Public Holidays) 12.00pm to 9.00pm (Mon)

Squash Court Tel: 6543 5725

10.00am to 10.00pm (Mon-Sun)

Tennis Courts Tel: 6543 5725 7.00am to 10.00pm (Mon-Sun)

Resort Bowl @ NSRCC Tel: 6545 6365 / 2059 3.00pm to 11.00pm (Mon) 12.00pm to 11.00pm (Tue to Thu) 12.00pm to 1.00am (Fri) 10.00am to 1.00am (Sat) 10.00am to 11.00pm (Sun)

Last Booking: 1 hour before closing

Family Zone @ Resort Bowl & Karaoke @ Resort Bowl 12.00pm to 11.00pm (Mon to Thu) 12.00pm to 1.00am (Fri) 10.00am to 1.00am (Sat) 10.00am to 11.00pm (Sun)

Last Booking (Karaoke @ Resort Bowl): 1.5 hours before closing

*On Public Holidays and School Holidays, Resort Bowl, Family Zone @ Resort Bowl, & Karaoke @ Resort Bowl opens earlier at 10.00am. On Eve of Public Holidays, Resort Bowl, Family Zone @ Resort Bowl, & Karaoke @ Resort Bowl closes later at 1.00am.

Games Room @ Resort Bowl

12.00pm to 10.00pm (Mon to Thu)

Last booking at 8.00pm 12.00pm to 12.00am (Fri)

Last booking at 10.00pm 10.00am to 12.00am (Sat)

Last booking at 10.00pm 10.00am to 10.00pm (Sun)

Last booking at 8.00pm

*On Public Holidays and School Holidays, Games Room @ Resort Bowl opens earlier at 10.00am. On Eve of Public Holidays, Games Room @ Resort Bowl closes later at 1.00am.

Eastern Pro-Shop @ Resort Bowl

2.00pm to 10.00pm (Tue-Thu, Sun & Public Holidays) 2.00pm to 11.00pm (Fri, Sat & Eve of Public Holidays) Closed on Mon

CORPORATE/ PRIVATE EVENTS

NSRCC CHANGI

The Heron, Falcon, Corvette, Oriole 1 & Oriole 2

For booking enquiries, call 6543 5749 / 6543 5735 or email: events@nsrcc.com.sg

NSRCC KRANJI

The Sanctuary I & The Sanctuary II For booking enquiries, call 6795 2300

F&B OUTLETS

NSRCC CHANGI

Fu Lin Men Chinese Restaurant

Tel: 6592 4680

Tue to Sun

Lunch: 11.30am to 3.00pm

Last orders at 2.30pm Dinner: 5.30pm to 10.00pm Last orders at 9.30pm Closed on Mon

Bistro Bowl

Tel: 6543 2247

12.00pm to 9.30pm (Tue to Thu)

Last orders at 9.00pm 12.00pm to 10.00pm (Fri, Sat & Eve of Public Holidays)

Last orders at 9.30pm 10.30am to 9.30pm (Sun, Public Holidays & School Holidays)

Last orders at 9.00pm Closed on Mon

Passion Cafe (Golfers’ Terrace)

Tel: 6908 3944

7.00am to 8.30pm (Mon to Sun) Last orders at 8.00pm

Poolside Bistro @ NSRCC Changi Tel: 6241 2254

11.00am to 10.00pm (Wed to Mon) Closed on Thu, except PH & Eve of PH

Sky Bistro (at Sky Range) Tel: 9221 8868 4.00pm to 12.00am (Tue to Sun) Closed on Mon

NSRCC KRANJI Fairway Cafe Tel: 6791 1948 7.00am to 8.00pm (Mon-Sun)

SEA SPORTS CENTRE FACILITIES

Constant Wind Sea Sports Centre & Pro-shop Tel: 6445 5108 10.00am to 7.00pm (Mon-Sun)

F&B OUTLETS

Stella WhatsApp: 6214 9168 4.00pm to 10.30pm (Mon to Fri) 12.00pm to 10.30pm (Sat, Sun & Public Holidays)

BUNGALOW RECEPTION

Email: bungalows@nsrcc.com.sg Tel: 6542 2036

Opening Hours: 9.00am to 8.00pm (Mon-Sun)

Booking Hours: 9.00am to 7.00pm (Mon-Sun)

Check-in: 2.00pm to 7.00pm Check-out: 9.00am to 11.00am

Main

Italian Style Slow Braised Lamb Shank served with mashed potatoes

Main Oriental Pan-Seared Cod Fish served with Shanghai Green

Main Australian Wagyu Striploin 250g served with rosemary potatoes & salad

Assorted Macarons served with fresh berries $86

T h e N o t e b o o k

I a m w h o I a m b e c a u s e o f y o u , y o u a r e e v e r y r e a s o n , e v e r y h o p e , a n d e v e r y d r e a m I ' v e e v e r h a d .

Dessert

Dessert Assorted Macarons served with fresh berries $90

Dessert Assorted Macarons served with fresh berries $119 Enjoy a complim rchased!

Starter of Mushroom h truffle oil & croutons

Main Wagyu Striploin 250g semary potatoes & salad Dessert ted Macarons with fresh berries $119 hased! S

APPY INE'S DAY

NE'S DAY

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