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Generations Coming Together SEPTEMBER
FACILITIES OPERATING HOURS
Facilities Status Operation Hours
GENERAL OFFICE
Main Reception Open 7am – 8pm
Admin Office/Membership & Finance Services Open 8.30am – 6pm (Mon to Fri)
GOLFING
Golfing Office Open 7am – 8pm (Tue to Sun)
Golf Course Members only 7.15am – 8pm (Tue to Sun)
Open 11am – 10pm (Mon)
Driving Range
7am – 10pm (Tue to Sun)
Golf Practice areas Members only 7am – 10pm (Tue to Sun)
SPORTS & RECREATION
Tennis Courts Members only 7am – 9pm
Main Swimming and Children’s Pool Open 7am – 9pm
Jacuzzi Closed –
Gym / Gym steam room Members only 7am – 9pm
Badminton Hall Open 9am – 9pm
Seminar (Bridge) Room Open Please call for booking
Mahjong Room Open 11am – 11pm (Daily)
Jackpot Open 10am – 10.30pm (Daily)
F&B
7am – 9pm (last order 8.30pm)
Tee Top Open
(Tue to Sun & PH)
Fauziah’s Eatery Open 9am – 8pm (Tue to Sun & PH)
11am – 2.30pm (last order 2.15pm)
6pm – 10pm (last order 9.30pm)
(Mon to Fri)
Peony Jade Open
10.30am – 2.30pm (last order 2.15pm)
6pm – 10pm (last order 9.30pm)
(Sat, Sun & PH)
Sea Scent Open 11.30am – 10.30pm
11.30am – 3pm (last order 2.30pm)
Fukuya Open 5.30pm – 10pm (last order 9.30pm)
Closed on Wednesday
ACADEMY/ CLASSES
Pro shop Open 9am – 7pm
Golf Line School Open 12pm-9pm
SITA Academy Open Please call for booking
WaterJoy Open Please call for booking
FACILITIES
Little Harry’s Pub Closed –
Reading room / TV room Open 7am – 10pm
Children’s playground Open 7am – 10pm
Karaoke theatre Closed –
Billiards / Snooker Closed –
Aerobics room Open 7am – 9pm
TV lounge / Heritage room Closed –
Updated 24/08/2021
CONTENTS
CLUB NEWS LIFESTYLE
4 Keppel Club Beyond 2021 21 Singapore Food Culture
7 A scenic track awaits in our new home 22 Nagore Dargah –
Singapore’s ‘hidden’ shrine
8 Ms Tamura leaves Keppel Club for
home after living in Singapore for
10 years SPORTS
07
9 COVID-19 measures to keep serving 24 Build a stronger hip with these stay-at-
members safely home exercises
GOLF F&B
10 A simple National Day on 26 Tee Top
the golf course
12 Keppel Charity Golf
30 Fukuya 10
31 Fauziah’s Eatery
14 Our beneficiaries
32 Peony Jade
33 Sea Scent
HERITAGE
18 Continuing Keppel Club’s rich heritage
20 Flashback
26
COMMITTEE & STAFF
Chairman Tan Chong Meng Staff
Deputy Chairman Ong Kim Pong Executive Staff
Desmond Chua General Manager 6933-3968
Management Committee
President Lai Mun Onn Admin Project & Assignment
Vice-President Eric Tan Leong Chee Kheong Senior Manager 6933-3993
Secretary Eddy Ng Admin & HR
Treasurer Lim Chin Chuan Trecia Pang Manager 6933-3995
Captain Ng Luo Yi Corporate Communications
Vice-Captain Anthony Stacy Maniam Adeline Leow Executive 6933-3955
Member (Billiards & Bowling) Michael Goo Fabian Ho Senior Club Designer 6933-3977
Member (House & Bar) Derrick Lee Facilities & Security
Member (Newsletter) Peter Teo Steven Loh Facilities Services Manager 6933-3964
Member (Swimming & Tan Kok Seng Senior Executive 6933-3989
Entertainment) Ricky Aw F&B
Member (Tennis) Kamal Ehsan Jason Tan Manager 6933-3991
Standly Cheow Senior Executive 6933-3952
Newsletter Sub-Committee
Convenor Peter Teo Finance
Members Susie Seow Chen Liwen Manager 6933-3978
Helen Neo (Observer) Wong Suk Mun Assistant Manager 6933-3982
Golf Operations
Edmund Chun Senior Manager 6933-3966
Yeo Chook Yuen Senior Executive 6933 3951
Muhammad Izan Senior Executive 6933-3951
Membership
Eunice Tan Manager 6933-3963
Social & Sports
Raziman Rahman Operations Manager 6933-3981
Ashok Kumar Assistant Manager (Tennis) 6933-3946
Generations Coming Together
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Editor’s note
Dear Members,
Our preparation for our move to Sime is starting to pick up, and we have confirmed the date that our Facilities Sharing
Agreement is to be signed, as you will see in this issue’s updates.
We are also starting to move forward, and we have completed our space planning for the clubhouse at Sime. The
next step will be to get the approvals for the various facilities we have planned for, as well as getting the necessary tenders
out as we get ready for the renovation to start when we take over Sime golf course and the Clubhouse next year.
Keppel Charity Golf is now only a month away, and this year’s event will be especially memorable, given that it is
the last time we will be hosting this key annual event on our Bukit Chermin golf course. We appreciate the generosity of
our members in coming together to do our part for the less fortunate.
Finally, with over 80% of the population vaccinated, we will hopefully see a gradual relaxation of measures in
Singapore, and be able to enjoy more activities with our friends and families. Still, it is important that we continue to
keep vigilant, monitoring our own health and taking the necessary precautions, like continuing to wear our masks, and
disinfecting our hands regularly.
Best regards,
Adeline Leow
Corporate Communications Executive
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Beyond 2021
Space planning for
our new clubhouse at SIME
Since we started planning for the renovation of the which needs to be improved for our long-term use. In
existing Bukit Clubhouse, space planning has been addition, we will be building two open tennis courts above
one of the most important items on the to-do list of this golf bag drop off area, to fully utilise the space. This
the Sime Development Task Force (SDTF), led by decision was made after much discussion, as there is no
other place available that can house our tennis courts.
Vice-President Mr Eric Tan.
Working with the constraint of limited available space, Renovation
the planning took into account the results of the Survey for As part of the renovation works at Sime, we are planning
Sports & Recreational Options, alongside other critical factors, to convert OKA, the Japanese restaurant on the second
to plan out the facilities most suited for our members’ needs. level of the Clubhouse, into a gym. The main lobby area
During the survey, members gave their feedback on will also get a facelift, and the pro shop will be moved to
sports and recreational facilities that they favoured, with the the lobby area. The existing pro shop will be converted
top three options being a gym, tennis courts, and a swimming into an office space for our staff. The existing Emergency &
pool. There were significant factors to consider, such as the First Aid Room will remain.
space restrictions, GFA allowance, budget, and time. With Furthermore, we will be creating a central air-
all these in mind, the SDTF members have worked with the conditioned service counter in front of the male and female
architect to draw up the plans for the following development changing rooms to reduce manpower development. We
works at the existing Bukit Clubhouse, which we will will also be renovating the existing gym into three mahjong
eventually call the Keppel Club Clubhouse. rooms and a jackpot room. The practice green behind the
driving range will be converted into a beer garden.
Facilities to be newly built
One of the facilities planned to be built at Sime includes a Refurbishment
golf bag drop off and golf reception area. The current golf We will also be overhauling all the mechanical and
bag drop at the Clubhouse sits under temporary tentage, electrical systems at the Clubhouse, including the
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CCTV and Wi-Fi network. Other refurbishment works example, we will streamline the user experience in
that have been planned include the repainting of the booking golf games, and club digital transactions will
exterior and interior walls, as well as the roof tiles. We be online through our new interactive website. Such
will also be making further improvements to the interior initiatives will be introduced to members in due course.
design and landscaping of the clubhouse and
Other facilities
its surrounding area.
Existing facilities which we will keep at Sime Clubhouse
Automation and Digitisation include the changing room, a golfers terrace, as well as
The Club will look into curating a Delightful Digital a pub. For other sports and recreational facilities, we are
Experience for members, making use of automation and continuing our hunt for alternatives within reason and our
digitalisation to improve on the current user experience means to ensure that members can continue to enjoy as
and increase efficiency for our operations teams. For many of their favoured activities as possible.
Planned signing for the
Facilities Sharing Agreement (FSA)
As has previously been mentioned, we have been
working on the details for the Facilities Sharing
Agreement (FSA) together with Singapore Island Country
Club (SICC). The objective of this FSA is to facilitate
the working arrangements and relationship of SICC
and Keppel Club with regard to the common areas like
the public road and other infrastructure, as well as the
operations, given the proximity of the two clubs and the
interwoven nature of the Sime and Bukit golf courses.
After many months of discussion and negotiation, we
have finally confirmed the details of the FSA, and are pleased
to announce that this will be signed on Sep 14, 2021. This
signing will bring us one step closer to the completion of a
major milestone, with the next step being the signing of the
Lease Agreement.
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Beyond 2021
Planning the irrigation works and main
golf course renovation of Sime Course
From left: Project Director Colonel (Retired) Gurcharan Singh, General Manager Desmond Chua, and the members of the Golf Course Upgrading Task
Force (GCUTF), Mr David Phua, Professor Patrick Loh, Captain Ng Luo Yi, and Vice-Captain Anthony Maniam in front of the Sime Clubhouse.
With the finalisation of the design of the greens We will be proceeding to advertise the details of
and tee boxes, the project team has progressed this tender in the coming month, as per the required
to complete all the necessary drawings and tender process.
specifications for the entire renovation project. Additionally, the green turf trial plots of Zoysia
We are ahead of the planned schedule for the golf Primo and Zoysia Trinity have been monitored for close
course upgrading project by one month, and much of to 15 weeks now, and we have confirmed that Zoysia
our appreciation goes to the Golf Course Designer, Phil Trinity is a faster growing green turf which has shown
Jacobs, and the project team working around the clock better rooting and spread of turf. With this, the current
to finalise the details of the project. We are now ready decision is to adopt Zoysia Trinity as the green turf for
to enter the tendering stage of the project. the Sime greens.
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A scenic track awaits in our new home
Resting areas dot the hiking trail for hikers to catch the breath at while enjoying the view.
An exciting new chapter awaits
us in our future at Sime, and there
are many things to look out for.
Being situated near MacRitchie
Natural Trail and Reservoir and
being home to vast swatches of
nature, Sime is home to a variety
of vibrant flora and fauna, similar
to the wildlife and plants our
course at Bukit Chermin has been
home to for over a century.
There are many wonderful sights
and landmarks, as well as many
exciting things that await Keppel Club
members in our new home.
Hiking aficionados or those
looking for an early morning hike before
indulging in their weekend will be
Keep an eye out for the wildlife, as well as other people enjoying various activities as you hike
pleased to know that there’s a looped through this area!
hiking trail that they can traverse a short
drive away from the Clubhouse. over to our new Clubhouse for a photography, so make sure you bring
The full route begins from delicious lunch. your cameras with you!
MacRitchie Nature Trail, leading to Those short on time or looking Whichever route you pick, make
the Sime Track, before following the for a more relaxed hike can start from sure to keep your eyes peeled for all
Chempaerai Trail back to the starting Lornie Road near Sime Road, and types of birds, reptiles, and insects.
point. The entire route spans about take the side trail into Sime Track until No doubt, this walk will be a day
12km, and is perfect for a bracing you reach Jelutong Tower; the tower filled with discovery for the little ones
morning trek before you head is a popular spot for bird spotting and as well!
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Ms Tamura leaves Keppel Club for home
after living in Singapore for 10 years
Sayonara, Kaori-san, till we meet again …
its way of life, the people and the food. Of course, I will
miss my Keppel Club friends. The wonderful memories
I have of the time spent with all of you will be fondly
remembered forever.”
She joined Keppel Club because it was near her home
and office. And when she visited the club, she found its
environment pleasant, the members friendly and the golf
course challenging. ”I found the perfect club,” she said.
“I am also going to miss all my favourite Singapore
food like what we get at Tee Top – the otah, har cheong
gai, fried oyster egg, and spicy fried long beans.
“And yes, my all-time favourite chilli crabs! I will
miss that very much.”
Several Keppel friends hosted farewell golf games
and lunches for Kaori. A group did something special
which moved her. The brainchild of Mrs Jeannette Chan, an
e-farewell card was specially designed and presented to her
at Tee Top on Aug 14. In it were messages from the group.
Kaori said the e-card was “so nice, and I was touched”.
She was also visibly moved when Newsletter Sub-
Ms Kaori Tamura at Hole No. 12 in one of her farewell games on Aug 12. committee member Susie Seow presented her with a
framed photo montage of her and her regular golfing
By Peter Teo, Newsletter Convenor mates, all attired in colourful golf wear. She exclaimed:
Keppel Club has lost one of its much-loved “Wow, this is so beautiful! It will have a special place in
my home.”
members, Ms Kaori Tamura, who has left for home
Kaori, too, gave us something special to remember
in Japan after working and living in Singapore for
her by. Trained in opera singing, she sent us a recording of
the last 10 years. a song dedicated to us. She sang, in French, a song entitled
A regular face on our golf course, she flew home to “Les chemins de l’amour” – “Paths of Love.”
Kobe via Osaka on Aug 20 on her retirement as a senior In her farewell message, she wrote: “See you
manager in an American multi-national company based here. someday in Singapore when I am back. Also, let me know
While she looked forward to returning home to be when you are visiting Japan.”
with her husband and loved ones, she said she would be So, Kaori-san, enjoy your retirement, smell the roses,
missing Keppel Club and Singapore a great deal. sip your sake, and watch the world go by. Till we meet
Said the congenial Kaori: “I have come to love Singapore, again – in Singapore or Japan … Sayonara.
We would like to remind all members to keep these measures in mind when visiting the Club:
If you're not feeling well, do see a Keep your mask on at all times. Observe safe distancing and
doctor and stay at home to rest. avoid intermingling at all times.
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COVID-19 measures to
keep serving members safely
Our staff helping to check members' vaccination status before they dine in. A take-away pick-up point has also been set up outside of Tee Top.
Through the evolving COVID-19
situation in Singapore, we have
constantly been putting forth
every effort in order to keep
members and staff alike safe in
line with the latest advisories from
the government.
This includes regularly
administering the Actigen Rapid Test
(ART) self-test kits to our F&B staff
following the announcement from the
government that this was to be done
alongside relaxing of measures for
dining out.
We have also been working hard
to keep updated on our staff’s status,
and have in many cases chosen to err
on the side of caution—for example,
when family of some of our staff were
flagged for quarantine or stay-home-
notice, we would immediately send Tee Top, to ensure that we adhere to to keep our fellow Keppelites safe
them to do a swab test, going beyond the requirements set by the authorities. amidst these tumultuous times, and
the advice given by the authorities. Our efforts to keep Keppel Club’s one that we must constantly keep in
In addition, we have stepped up members and staff safe would not be mind so that all of our friends and
to the requirement of checking the as fruitful without the cooperation of loved ones can continue to use the
vaccination status of those who visit our members. It is truly a team effort Club’s facilities with peace of mind.
Keppel Links • September 2021 9GOLF NEWS
A simple National Day on the golf course
Despite the National Day game being played as a simpler social game, members still showed up adorned in patriotic red and white, or carrying flags to
get in the spirit of the game.
Until COVID-19 came along, our
National Day game every year
was quite a grand affair as we
celebrated our nation’s birthday.
It was—and still is—a much-
loved event.
There would be a flag-raising
ceremony before the start of the
game. We would recite the National
Pledge. And we would watch the
grand National Day parade and the
Flypasts on a large TV screen as we
sat down for dinner after the game.
This year, however, the scene
was different because of the raging
pandemic. The event was like any
other social game. There was no
fanfare. The only hint that it was our
annual National Day game was a sea
of red and white attire.
Even amidst hushed
celebrations, members of Keppel
Club did not quell their excitement
and pride. Evidently, fears of the The flypast approaching our golf course, bearing the Singapore flag.
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ongoing pandemic also did little to Mr Teo concurs. Highlighting how
deter attendance, as the event was many club members came dressed in
met with overwhelming response the national colours, he saw it as a sign
from members. According to of club members’ “pride in our nation
Newsletter Convenor Peter Teo, and love for Singapore.”
the golf course had also been fully “No flag-raising this year. No
booked for both the morning and recitation of the National Pledge.
afternoon slots. No rah-rah dinner. No problem. We
“We play at the National Day still had a great day of golf, fun and
game every year, and it feels great to fellowship!” he says.
be a Singaporean every time we see A club coming together to
the flag fly over,” says Mdm Jenny celebrate a beloved day with a beloved
Foo Yoke Fong. community over a beloved activity. In
Some members also expressed these trying times, even the simplest
gratitude at having a rare occasion notes Club President Lai Mun Onn. celebration can rekindle hope and
to meet in person. “I’m happy Personally, he was also excited to be warmth.
to reaffirm friendships on this greeted by a full turnout of members, Moving forward, Mr. Lai believes
meaningful day …. and I wish many “decked proudly in our that future National Day celebrations
Singapore a Happy National Day!” national colours of red and white.” will be able to revert to their original
says Mdm Tan Poh Hong, another “It’s very heart-warming for scale. Expressing hope that the
club member who attended this me to see our members wishing pandemic will fade away “by the
year’s festivities. a Happy National Day to each time we relocate to Sime Course,” he
Even without the usual fanfare other, evidently very proud and looks forward to celebrating the next
and partying, the atmosphere was appreciative of our young nation,” National Day “…. With fresh festivities
filled with vibrancy and exuberance, he remarked. and recharged passions.”
Keppel Links • September 2021 11KEPPEL CHARITY GOLF 2021
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Our Beneficiaries
President’s Challenge HCA Hospice New Hope Community Services
Autism Association (Singapore) HEB Ashram Halfway House Parkinson Society Singapore
Bright Vision Hospital Lembaga Biasiswa Kenangan Maulud (LBKM) Reach Community Services
Care Corner Singapore MDAS Singapore Cancer Society
Dementia Singapore (DSG) National Arthritis Foundation Singapore Disability Sports Council
Society for the Aged Sick
Down Syndrome Association National Kidney Foundation
SPDGOLF NEWS
Our beneficiaries
Keppel Charity Golf 2021
President’s Challenge
Started in 2000, the President’s Challenge is an annual community outreach and fundraising campaign
for beneficiaries selected yearly by the President’s Office. The Challenge represents a coming together
of people from all walks of life, under the President’s patronage, to help the less fortunate. It serves as
a call to all Singaporeans to do their part to build a more caring and inclusive society by giving of their
time, skills and enterprise.
In 2018, President Halimah Yacob refocused the effort of President’s Challenge towards the
empowerment of vulnerable groups with skills and employability. An Empowering for Life Fund was set
up to support programmes in skills upgrading, capacity building and employment of vulnerable groups.
President’s Challenge aims to raise $10 million for the Empowering for Life Fund between 2018 to 2023,
and the Government will provide dollar-for-dollar matching.
Autism Association (Singapore)
The Autism Association (Singapore) (AA(S)) is a Social Service Organisation in Singapore, dedicated to
supporting and serving individuals on the autism spectrum in maximising their potential, helping them
lead meaningful and quality lives in society.
The Association is an independent charity that was formed in August 1992 by a group of parents.
In January 1995, it was registered as a charitable organisation under the Charities Act, Singapore.
In July 1997, AA(S) was admitted as a member of the National Council of Social Service. It was
also granted the Institutions of a Public Character status, allowing the Association to issue tax-exempt
receipts for public donations.
Bright Vision Hospital
Bright Vision Hospital is a 317-bedded community hospital founded in 2002. Serving about 1,800
patients each year, more than 60% of our patients come from low-income families, and a majority are
above 60 years old who require medical, nursing and rehabilitation care.
BVH provides a range of inpatient services for sub-acute, rehabilitation, palliative and chronic
sick patients, as well as a Day Rehabilitation Centre for outpatients. A holistic environment connects
patients with their care journey at BVH – a Sky Garden allows therapists to do exercises with patients
in a relaxing environment surrounded by greenery, while a reminiscence corner brings back memories
and facilitates social engagement.
Besides clinical care, BVH also conducts various social and wellness activities to meet patients’
physical, psychological and social well-being.
In April 2020, BVH was converted into a COVID-19 facility to support the nation’s effort against
the pandemic. BVH is an IPC under the purview of MOH Sector Administrator.
Care Corner Singapore
Established since 1981, Care Corner Singapore is a non-profit organisation that has 38 service points
island-wide. For 40 years, the organisation has been serving the isolated and disadvantaged in Singapore
through our extensive services, such as helping families in need, youths at-risk, special needs children,
children from low-income families, seniors and counselling needs.
In FY2019/2020, Care Corner Singapore supported 14,388 direct service users and reached out
to over 34,500 individuals through our various programmes and community outreach with the help of
our 5,600 selfless and amazing volunteers. Care Corner Singapore received the Charity Transparency
Award from 2017 to 2019 and Charity Governance Award in 2017 from Charity Council.
For more details of our service pillars and programmes, kindly visit http://www.carecorner.org.sg.
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Our beneficiaries
Keppel Charity Golf 2021
Dementia Singapore (DSG)
Dementia Singapore was formed in 1990 as the ‘Alzheimer’s Disease Association’ to better serve
Singapore’s growing dementia community, increase awareness about dementia, and reduce
the stigma surrounding the condition. As Singapore’s leading Social Service Agency (SSA) in
specialised dementia care, Dementia Singapore aims to advocate for the needs of people living
with dementia and their families; empower the community through capability-building, knowledge
and consultancy; and deliver quality, person-centred care innovations. For more information,
visit http://dementia.org.sg.
Down Syndrome Association
Born out of love and devotion by a group of parents of children with Down syndrome, Down
Syndrome Association (Singapore) is a primarily self-funding, non-profit social service agency
established in 1996 to support and educate families, professionals and the public about the genetic
condition. The Association is committed to providing holistic support for families and caregivers;
facilitating a person with Down syndrome to attain his or her full potential; and enabling them to
contribute back to the society.
HCA Hospice Care (HCA)
HCA Hospice Care (HCA) is Singapore's largest home hospice care provider and is a registered charity
since 1989. The organisation provides comfort and support to patients with life-limiting illnesses
regardless of age, religion, ethnicity, nationality and financial status.
HCA’s core service, home hospice care, is provided at no charge to more than 3,000 patients
annually. Besides medical care for patients, this service also entails psychological support for patients
and caregivers. A 24/7 hotline ensures help is available round-the-clock.
HCA is an NCSS Centre of Specialisation for palliative care and conducts palliative care training for
its patients’ caregivers. Its other services and programmes include day hospice care, paediatric palliative
care (Star PALS), bereavement support and outreach programmes such as the Young Caregivers
Programme (yCG).
HEB Ashram Halfway House
HEB-ASHRAM Halfway House was established by the Hindu Endowments Board in 1999. It is a
registered IPC with effect from 1 Nov 2011 (UEN: T09CC0009L) and the only Indian-Hindu halfway
house in Singapore that assists in the rehabilitation and reintegration of penal and drug offenders from
the Indian-Hindu and other communities into society. To date, more than 900 residents and their families
have benefited from our services.
In Oct 2010, HEB-Ashram was one of the eight halfway houses that became part of the Halfway
House New Service Model (HSM). Since then, we have been constantly striving to enhance our in-
house programmes to provide quality client-centric services to all our residents. We firmly believe that
every resident should recoup successfully and live with dignity.
Lembaga Biasiswa Kenangan Maulud (LBKM)
LBKM, with the support of the community, foundations and organisations, has successfully disbursed
more than 33,500 bursaries, worth a total of $28.9 million, to students from primary to postgraduate
levels. It strives to remain a relevant beacon of light in the community and believes that no child should
be deprived of education because of financial constraints.
Funds received from Keppel Club each year were disbursed to part of its 31,000 recipients,
from all levels of education. LBKM will continue to disburse the funds received from this year’s event,
to more students in need to help them move up the socioeconomics ladder.
Keppel Links • September 2021 15GOLF NEWS
Our beneficiaries
Keppel Charity Golf 2021
Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore)
Established in March 2000, the Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore), also known as MDAS, is
a non-profit social service agency formed by a group of caring and concerned individuals to support
persons with Muscular Dystrophy and their families facing the life-threatening effects of an incurable
and debilitating condition. MDAS was subsequently registered in June 2002 as a charity and is a full
member of National Council of Social Services (NCSS), recognised as an Institution of
Public Character (IPC) status. The association relies primarily on kind hearted donations from the public.
MDAS is committed to uplifting the lives of children and adults living with Muscular Dystrophy
(MD). As a specialised group, we understand the challenges they faced, and as such, our programmes
and services are aimed at enhancing the quality of life of our members and their families too. These
ranges from life-skills training, enrichment, sports, health education, counselling, physiotherapy, respite
care, wheelchair-accessible transport and financial-related assistance.
National Arthritis Foundation
Set up in 1984, National Arthritis Foundation (NAF) is an Institution of a Public Character (IPC) charity and
the main public organisation in Singapore devoted to providing medical subsidies to help underprivileged
Singaporeans and Permanent Residents suffering from arthritis, while actively mobilising the community
through social activities and educational programmes that empower arthritis patients to better cope
with the disease. Our goal is to help arthritis sufferers lead productive lives while promoting healthy living
to alleviate arthritis incidence in Singapore.
National Kidney Foundation
The National Kidney Foundation (NKF) strives to be an advocate and integrator for kidney health
and holistic care for the community by the community. While supporting kidney failure patients with
quality dialysis treatment and integrated care, its greater mission lies in preventing or delaying kidney
failure through kidney health education with deeper integration into the community and strategic
collaborative partnerships.
With the strong community support, NKF will continue to give Life & Hope to needy kidney failure
patients and do our part in building a more resilient and healthier nation.
New Hope Community Services
New Hope Community Services (NHCS) is a social service agency serving the displaced and
disadvantaged, regardless of their race or religion. Founded in 2003, it was established in 2005 as an
Institute of Public Character (IPC).
NHCS operates four transitional shelters and programmes serving displaced individuals, families
and ex-offenders, providing safe shelter and support. We also serve low-income families under the
Home Ownership Plus Education (HOPE) Scheme.
Your donations will support our services and programmes including case management,
counselling, job placement, mentoring and life skills training programmes to help our clients rebuild
their lives. Be a Beacon of New Hope today. For more information: www.newhopecs.org.sg
Parkinson Society Singapore
Parkinson Society Singapore (PSS) supports People with Parkinson (PwP) and their caregivers holistically
through their Parkinson journey. The society was founded in 1996 by a group of doctors and caregivers and
opened Singapore’s first community-based Parkinson Centre in 2013 to provide the much-needed support
beyond hospitals.
Currently the second most common neurodegenerative disorder in Singapore, there is currently no
cure for Parkinson but medications and therapies such as physiotherapy, speech and occupational therapy
can help alleviate symptoms and slow down the deterioration. To this end, PSS offers a wide range of
therapeutic programmes, social and recreational activities to help PwP live better with Parkinson.
A charity registered with National Council of Social Service and an Institution of Public Character, PSS
relies heavily on donations to continue supporting the local Parkinson community.
For more information: www.parkinson.org.sg
16 Keppel Links • September 2021GOLF NEWS
Our beneficiaries
Keppel Charity Golf 2021
Reach Community Services
REACH Community Services Society was founded in 1998 by Grace Assembly of God to help the
Least, the Lost, and the Lonely in the community. REACH was registered as a charitable organisation
in 1999 and has been an approved Institution of Public Character (IPC) since 2009. REACH offers
community programmes and services through our six touchpoints. We strive to inspire hope and
empower change in vulnerable families, distressed couples, at-risk youths, and lonely seniors through
our four core pillars: Family Service, Counselling Service, Youth Service and Senior Service. We aim
to support families through financial assistance, casework and counselling; build lasting marriages
through marital counselling; empower at-risk youths through mentoring sessions and engagement
programmes; and aid our elderly to age gracefully through community projects. To find out more
about the work REACH does, please visit https://www.reach.org.sg/.
Singapore Cancer Society
Established in 1964, Singapore Cancer Society is a self-funded voluntary welfare organisation which
provides patient care services to needy cancer patients through its welfare, hospice home care,
cancer treatment subsidy and rehabilitation support programmes. In addition, the Society also
provides free cancer screening services and promotes cancer awareness and prevention through its
public education and community outreach programmes.
Singapore Disability Sports Council
The Singapore Disability Sports Council (SDSC) caters to the needs of persons across a diverse
range of disabilities. Founded in 1973, SDSC runs community, developmental and high performance
programmes seven days a week, 365 days a year, to help persons with disabilities receive therapy
and discover their talents through sports.
The SDSC is the only organisation in Singapore which reaches across all disability groups,
offering a wide range of more than 20 sports at both elite and non-elite levels. SDSC is heartened
to be benefiting more than 300 athletes with disabilities weekly, and more than 1000 persons with
disabilities annually. Inspirational individuals have emerged from our programmes and services, such
as Yip Pin Xiu, Singapore’s first Paralympic gold medallist and up-and-coming Boccia athlete Aloysius
Gan, who has been playing the sport since he was eight years old.
As a charity and an Institution of Public Character, SDSC depends on donations to sustain and
continue its programmes.
Society for the Aged Sick
Society for the Aged Sick (SAS) is a non-profit nursing home that provides long-term residential
and respite care services for the elderly, especially the less-privileged. With a team of committed
healthcare professionals and caregivers, we believe in adding years of quality life to our residents
through holistic caregiving.
Established in 1968 as a 16-bedded facility, we now have 404 beds in our current location.
SPD
Established in 1964, SPD is a charity in Singapore that seeks to enable people with disabilities of all
ages to be as independent and self-reliant as possible, by providing services such as therapy, early
intervention, employment and educational support, as well as case management so that they can
participate in school, work and daily life within mainstream society. For more information, please
visit www.spd.org.sg.
Keppel Links • September 2021 17Continuing
Keppel Club’s
rich heritage
KEPPEL HERITAGE
Through this column, we have
explored the various aspects of
Keppel Club’s rich heritage, one
that is built on many stories. Stories
of the golf course’s expansion, and
the revolutionary introduction of
the monocart system in order to
make the golfing experience more
enjoyable to members. Besides the
development of the golf course, our
Clubhouse too has
seen its share of
transformation; the
nostalgic 99
steps which
golfers once
had to climb
making way for
The entrance to the old Keppel Club building, and the historic 99 steps.
lifts and gentler
pathways, and
Our heritage has also been one of consideration and
the development appreciation for the environment around us. With trees
of other Club that have stood the test of time found on our golf course,
facilities such and diverse flora and fauna making their home around us,
it is little wonder that we have found ways to reduce our
as the gym, environmental impact and allow life to thrive on our land
tennis courts, and and the areas that surround us.
swimming pool. In fact, we have gone so far as to be ambassadors of
nature, with our Earth Week activities gaining recognition not
just within our members, but also with the community at large.
18 Keppel Links • September 2021HERITAGE NEWS
The Club has grown through the years, such as when our 50m competition pool with 9
lanes was constructed in the mid-1980s.
Santa used to drop by our Club via helicopter in the 1980s.
More than anything, our heritage
revolves around the many stories of
friendship and family that Keppel
Club has been a part of. Watching
each generation grow into adults that
bring their own families to the Club,
and the lasting friendships many
of us have found on the way. Our
heritage is also one of generosity and
compassion, with Keppelites always
stepping forward to lend a helping Keppel Club was the first club in Singapore to introduce the revolutionary monocart system—a
hand to those who are less fortunate, solution to combat the shortage of caddies at the time.
and giving back to the community. the community at large—this warm Sime public course, we hope to bring
Keppel Club truly is a club with spirit is one that stands out amidst over the Keppel Club heritage, and
heart and soul, not just for those other clubs in Singapore. As we ensure that the spirit of our beloved
within our Keppel family, but also for transition to our future managing the Club continues to live on.
Keppel Links • September 2021 19As our beloved golf course at Bukit Chermin has changed over the years, various opening ceremonies have been held in celebration. Take this ground breaking ceremony, featured in the Club Newsletter back in 1982. Held to inaugurate the extension and remodelling of the golf course to an 18 hole competition course, the ceremony was officiated by then Club President Mr Goon Kok Loon. 20 Keppel Links • September 2021
LIFESTYLE NEWS
Singapore Food Culture
Ba Kut Teh
For yesterday’s dockside coolies and today’s
deskbound workers, a bowl of piping hot Bak Kut Teh
is comfort food for the soul.
In Singapore, Bak Kut Teh is often eaten with a bowl
of fragrant steamed white race and Chinese dough fritters.
More discerning palates will also enjoy pairing the dish
with preserved vegetables and braised bean curd skins.
Introduced by enterprising Hokkien migrants during
the 19th century, the original Bak Kut Teh was a cloudy
soup scented with herbs and spices like garlic, cloves, and
star anise. Chinese medicinal herbs and other ingredients
like button mushrooms were found in the later Teochew
and Cantonese variants.
As more ingredients are added for flavour, Bak Kut Teh
gradually evolved from a migrant’s simple meat bone broth
to a locally rooted delicacy. Technology has also given this
dish a new spin, and Bak Kut Teh sachets and instant mixes
are a common find in Singapore’s supermarkets today.
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V ELLE R
We invite members to share their anecdotes by sending their stories to:
RA The Editor at http://keppelclub.com.sg/contact-us-feedback
’S Nagore Dargah –
T
TALES
Singapore's 'hidden' shrine
Photo credit: Nagore Dargah.
By Tay Tian Wen, Correspondent
As an avid traveller, I’ve often pondered: What sort
of story can I tell my friends and family after my
trip abroad?
Often, I spin my own tales with an occasional
hyperbole or two. But sometimes, a place tells its own
story so compellingly it deserves to be unadulterated.
And to think such a place exists here in Singapore, at the
historic Nagore Dargah tucked away along Telok Ayer Street.
Eponymously named Shahul Hamid Dargha after
the South Indian holy man Shahul Hameed, the shrine
was built in 1828 by early Indian-Muslim settlers as an
expression of gratitude for their safe passage to Singapore.
It was eventually renamed Nagore Dargah, in honour of
the original shrine located in the Indian town of Nagore.
At first glance, Nagore Dargah lives by its self-
affixed description: a holy site built by devout Muslims
who hailed from India’s Coromandel Coast, and a faithful
replica of an original building, containing no bodily relic
of Shahul Hameed.
Three imposing square minarets topped with domes
and spires drive home this impression. Inside, a gallery
highlights many contributions made by Indian Muslims to
Singapore’s early nation-building days. Photo credit: Nagore Dargah.
22 Keppel Links • September 2021LIFESTYLE NEWS
Photo credit: Nagore Dargah.
But that’s how the people who have come and gone
understand it. Look a little closer, and you’ll discover that
the shrine itself has its own story to tell.
Twin Corinthian pillars greet you when you first
enter the premises. Once inside, notice the Islamic
balustrade featuring mihrab-shaped niches. A set of
Chinese double doors separate the main galleries , and
large French windows adorn the side of the building
adjacent to Boon Tat Street.
Nagore Dargah is celebrated as a testament
to Indian-Muslim zeal, but it’s also a showcase of
Singapore’s eclectic mix of cultures that has gradually
expanded over time. Situated on the same street as
Thian Hock Keng temple and Al-Abrar Mosque, it also
represents the racial and religious harmony Singapore
struggled hard in its early days to achieve.
Today, the place is a far cry from its dilapidated
state three decades ago. Although Nagore Dargah was
gazetted as a national monument in 1974, structural
weakness forced it to shutter its doors until 2007, when it
was finally converted into the heritage centre it is today.
Since then, it has won both accolades and praise,
including the national record for the longest spice line.
So, which story about Nagore Dargah do you prefer?
Pay a visit today and learn more about not only Indian-
Muslim heritage, but Singapore’s early cosmopolitanism. Photo credit: Khaw Han Chung.
Keppel Links • September 2021 23SPORTS NEWS
Build a stronger hip with
these stay-at-home exercises
Training a strong hip is important for keeping that power swing of yours in shape. As Covid-19 measures
continue to adapt to the fluid situation, try these quick and easy exercises for an effective workout at home.
As usual, exercise within your limits. Avoid repeating exercises if you experience any pain or discomfort. Consult a
doctor immediately if pain persists. Unsure how to properly perform an exercise? Check in with our trainers.
Butt Burners on-the-wall
“Burners” refer to circuit exercises designed to
“burn out” the targeted muscle. Done right, these
exercises are all you need to build a stronger – and
sexier - hip.
Butt Burners come in different styles, and this
one requires use of a wall for effect.
Step 1
Start by leaning against the wall with the leg facing
outside roughly 15 centimetres away from the wall.
Keep your toes point slightly towards the wall.
Step 2
Bend the knee leaning against the wall to 90
degrees. Your foot should be in the air.
Step 3
Gradually bend forward at your hips. Keep a
neutral spine position.
Step 4:
Push the leg touching the wall towards the wall as Photo credit: VenusFit
hard as you can. Hold for 10 to 20 seconds.
Glute Bridges
Gluteal muscles are critical to hip flexibility and
movement. If you’re often deskbound or lazing on the
couch for long hours, a few reps of glute bridges is just
the exercise you need to get your glutes active again.
Glute bridges can cause spinal injuries if done
incorrectly. If you are suffering from back problems,
we highly recommend consulting with our trainers to
make sure this exercise is appropriate for you.
Want a tougher challenge? Try the steps below while
keeping one knee up towards your chest.
Step 1
Lie on your back. Bend you knees to a 90-degree
angle. Keep your feet facing straight forward.
Step 2
Lift your hips up without rotating your spine. Form a Photo credit: Coach Mag
straight line from your shoulders, hip and knees.
24 Keppel Links • September 2021SPORTS NEWS
Frog pumps
Few workouts are as tricky and rewarding
as frog pumps. Great at isolating and
strengthening the glutes, frog pumps can give
you most bang for buck among any lower-body
focused exercise when performed correctly.
Step 1
Lie on your back and bring the soles of your feet
together in a frog position. Move your feet as
close to your butt as possible.
Step 2
Clench your firsts and keep your elbows the the
floor. If you’re using a dumbbell, rest it on your
hips and hold it on either end.
Step 3 Photo credit: Victorem Gear
Draw your belly button downwards. You should
feel some tension build up in your midsection.
Step 5
Step 4
Squeeze your gluts and thrust your hips towards the ceiling.
Press your lower back downwards and into the
floor. Tuck your chin into your neck and press Step 6
down into the floor with the edges of your feet. Once at the top, slowly lower your butt. Repeat 5 to 10 times.
Stork Turns
A powerful golf swing requires not only strength
but stability too. While other exercises on our list
strengthen your swinging power, stork turns are all
about stability and mobility instead.
Step 1
Start by standing on one leg.
Step 2
Then, lift your other leg and hook your foot
behind the knee of your standing leg. Keep
upright and make sure your upper body is as still
as possible.
Step 3
Rotate your bent knee across the standing leg and
back out again. You should only feel movement in
your lower body.
Step 4:
Repeat at least 3 sets of 8 to 10 repetitions on
Photo credit: Knight Performance Factory
each side.
Keppel Links • September 2021 25F&B NEWS
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ROYAL SELANGOR GOLF CLUB SITE http://www.pinehurst.co.th
CHINA 14200 Sungai Jawi, Pulau Pinang
SITE http://www.bukitjawi.com.my Jalan Kelab Golf, Off Jalan Tun Razak 55000 TEL (66) 02516 8679 84
MISSION HILLS GOLF CLUB TEL (60) 4582 0759 Kuala Lumpur FAX (66) 02516 8685 / 2010
No. 1 Mission Hills Road FAX (60) 4582 2613 SITE http://www.rsgc.com.my
Shenzhen, China 518110 VIETNAM
CLEARWATER SANCTUARY GOLF RESORT TEL (60) 39206 3333
SITE http://www.missionhillsgroup.com/ EMAIL rsgc@rsgc.com.my MONTGOMERIE LINKS *
Lot 6019, Jalan Changkat Larang 3100
TEL (86 755) 2802 0888 Dien Ngoc Ward, Dien Ban Town, Quang
Batu Gajah, Perak Darul Ridzuan SABAH GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
FAX (86 755) 2802 4868 Nam Province
SITE http://www.cwsgolf.com.my Jalan Kolam, Bukit Padang, 88300 Kota Kinabalu,
EMAIL julianlau@missionhillschina.com TEL (60) 5366 7433 SITE http://www.montgomerielinks.com/
Sabah
ZHAOQING RESORT & GOLF CLUB FAX (60) 5366 7434 TEL (84) (510) 3941 942
SITE http://sgccsabah.com/
Gaoyao Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province, EMAIL email@cwsgolf.com.my TEL (60) 8824 7533 FAX (84) (510) 3941 940
China Huilong 52112 DALIT BAY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB* FAX (60) 8822 5243 EMAIL info@montgomerielinks.com
SITE http://www.zhaoqinggolf.com Pantai Dalit, Tuaran, 89208 Kota Kinabalu, KK EMAIL sgcc@sgccsabah.com SONG BE GOLF RESORT *
TEL 0758-8162168 SITE http://www.dalitbaygolf.com.my 77 Binh Duong Boulevard, Lai Thieu Ward,
EMAIL zqgolf@zhaoqinggolf.com TEL (60) 8879 1188 SEGAMAT COUNTRY CLUB
No.1511, Jalan Genuang, Johor, Thuan An Town, Binh Duong Province
FAX (60) 8879 2128
HONG KONG EMAIL dalitbaygolf.rrr@shangri-la.com 85000 Segamat District, Malaysia SITE http://songbegolf.com
TEL (60) 7943 5968 TEL (84) (650) 3756 660/1
DISCOVERY BAY GOLF CLUB ** KELAB DARUL EHSAN
FAX (60) 7943 2301 FAX (84) (650) 3755 804
Valley Road, Discovery Bay, Lantau Island KDE Recreation Bhd (121237-P),
EMAIL info@songbegolf.com.vn
SITE http://www.dbgc.hk Taman Tun Abdul Razak, Jalan Kerja Air Lama, SEREMBAN INTERNATIONAL GOLF CLUB
TEL (852) 2987 7273 Ampang Jaya 68000, Selangor Darul Ehsan 3 ¼ Miles, Kuala Pilah Road, PO BOX 88,
FAX (852) 2987 5900 SITE http://www.berjayaclubs.com/kde/
TEL (60) 34257 2333 70710 Seremban Negeri Sembilan
FAX (60) 34257 6293 SITE http://sigc.com.my/home/
EMAIL kde@berjayaclubs.com TEL (60) 6677 5787 / 5277
*: Green Fees Payable / Affiliate **: Limited flights available (weekdays only)
Payment at above clubs to be made by cash only. Club members who wish to visit any of the reciprocal clubs are requested to obtain the reciprocal introduction letter online. You are
required to produce your membership card during your visit. Signing in of guest is not allowed. For further enquiries, please call the Golfing Office at (65) 6933-3951/954.You can also read
