KGS Annual Report 2018-2019 - Kelab Golf Sarawak

CONTENTS

Report of the House, Facilities & Maintenance Committee52Report of the Constitutional, Legal & Disciplinary Committee57Report of the Food & Beverage Committee58Report of the Marketing &Promotion Committee60

Club Staff Welfarei. Employee’s Appreciation Night 2019ii. Program Saringan Kesihatan Perkeso 2019

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Independent Auditors’ Report61

Reciprocal Listing97

Club Events & Activitiesi. Reciprocal Arrangementii. Inter Club Friendly Matchiii. Family Fun Carnival 2019

87Report of the Membership and Establishment Committee49Report of the Health, Safety & Security Committee51

Attendance List of the 28th KGS Annual General Meeting19Captain’s Committee Report24

Notice of the 29th KGS Annual General Meeting2

Message fromthe Deputy President4

Message from the Honorary Secretary7

Message from the President3

Kelab Golf Sarawak Management Committee Term 2018-20196

Minutes of the 28th KGS Annual General Meeting9

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KELAB GOLF SARAWAK | ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

The 29th KGS Annual General Meeting 2019 will be held as follows :

Date : 07th December 2019 (Saturday) Time : 10:00 a.m. Venue : KGS Banquet Hall, Petra Jaya, Kuching

Agenda :

1. Chairman’s Address.

2. ConfirmationoftheMinutesofthe28thKGSAnnualGeneralMeetingheldon8thDecember2018.

3. ToreceivetheAnnualReportandtheAccountsfortheprecedingfinancialyearforconfirmation.

4. ToelecttheVice-President,theSecretary,theTreasurer,theCaptainandnine(9)CommitteeMemberswhoshallbeelelcted biennially.

5. ToappointAuditorsfortheperiodoftwo(2)years.

6. Totransactanyotherbusinessofwhichduenoticehasbeengiven.

Pauline Gan Guet BengHonorary SecretaryKelabGolfSarawak

Date : 15th November 2019

Note : Members are reminded to bring along their membership cards for registration. The golf courses will be closed in the morning until 12:30 p.m.

NominationForOfficeForYear2020-2021

NominationsareherebyinvitedforthepostoftheVice-President,theSecretary,theTreasurer,theCaptainandnine(9)CommitteeMembers.Membersareadvisedtonotethat:

a. OnlyIndividualMembers(Transferable)shallhavetherighttovoteandtoholdofficeintheClub(Clause5(f)).

b. ProposersandSecondersshallbeIndividualMembers(Transferable)whohavebeenamemberoftheClubfornotlessthantwo(2)years(Clause8(b)(i)).

c. ACorporateMember(Transferable)shallbeentitledtoone(1)voteatanyGeneralMeetingbutshallhavenorighttoholdoffice.(Clause6(g)).

NominationForm-FormKGS/NF0/2019isavailableattheClubi.e.GolfRegistrationCounter,PaymentCounterandActivitiesOffice.ThecompletedformshallbesubmittedinasealedenvelopeanddepositedintheNominationBoxprovidedattheGolfRegistrationCounter.

Nomination submitted in photocopy shall be rejected.

Nominationwillcloseon 2nd December 2019,Mondayat12.00noon

NOTICE OF THE 29TH KGS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

It is my pleasure to once again address all Members ofKelabGolfSarawak.Thankyouforthisopportunity.Letmestart by congratulating the Management Committee andMembersforthepassageofanotherremarkableyearintheClub’s history.

LastyearIspokeofthespecialpridethatunitesMembersofthisClub.Thatprideiswelldeserved.ThepeopleofKuchinginparticularandSarawakingenerallooktoKGSasaplaceof distinction and prestige. Blessed with an illustrioushistoryKGSsetsthestandardintheprovisionofexcellentsports,recreationalandclubfacilities.Thatisnoeasytask.ItistheresultofsustainedeffortstomanageallaspectsoftheClubwithcareandconcern.IcallonallofyoutohelpensurethatKGSremainstherolemodelforotherclubsinupholding and promoting the best practices and values in sports, recreational and club management.

As President, I also take pride in the Club’s sterlingachievements and the role it plays in the social, recreational and sporting life of people in Kuching and Sarawak. TheClub’sMembersandManagementCommitteeareimbuedwithadynamismthatdrivesitsrichtraditions,inspiresthenewinitiativesandenergiseskeenparticipationinallKGSprogrammes,eventsandactivities.Ihavesaidthisbefore.ButIwillsayitagain:Syabastoyour indomitablespiritofexcellence, volunteerism and zeal!

We live in an increasingly globalised and digital community. I am happy to note that KGS has also embraced this inevitable realityofchange.Thisisevidentinyourendeavourstopursuereciprocalarrangementswithoverseasclubs,digitalisationof the Club’s organisational processes, diversification ofClub activities and hosting of international tournaments.In so doing KGS is contributing to sports development in Sarawakaswellasintheregion.TheClubhasbecomeakeystakeholderandplayer inculturaland technicalexchangewithinternationalpartners.LetmereiteratemysupportfortheClubasaninstrumentinpromotingthegoodnameof

YAB Datuk Patinggi (Dr) Abang Haji Abdul Rahman Zohari bin Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg

PresidentKelab Golf Sarawak

M E S S A G E F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T

KGSandSarawakasavenueanddestinationontheworld’ssporting, recreational and tourism map.

I would like to see the club progress further in thedevelopment of golf to members and producing worldchampionsfromtheJuniorprograms.IalsowouldliketoseeKGS become a popular venue for golfers around theworldaspartofthestateTourismpriority.

But let us remind ourselves that all the good work andprogress made by the Club are only possible due to the dedicated leadershipof theManagementCommitteeandthefellowshipofallMembers.OnthispointImusthighlightthesingularcontributionsoftheClub’sdeputypresident,TanSriDatukAmarHajiMohd.MorshidiAbdulGhani.TheClubisfortunatetobeabletocountonhisleadership,adviceandguidanceinthemanyyearsofhisservicetoKGS.Iwouldliketoplaceonrecordmythankstohimforacceptingtheappointmentandhiswillingnesstocontinuetoassistmeinleading the Club.

Finally, I would like to express my appreciation to theManagementCommittee,variousworkingcommitteesandMembersforwritinganothercolourfulchapterinthehistoryofKGS.Togetherwealllookforwardtoanotherexcitingyearin 2020.

YAB Datuk Patinggi (Dr) Abang Haji Abdul Rahman Zohari bin Tun Datuk Abang Haji OpengPresidentKelabGolfSarawak

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WarmGreetingstoallMembersofKelabGolfSarawak.

Iwelcomeyoutoour29thAnnualGeneralMeetingonSaturday7thDecember2019.OnealwaysnoticesthattheinterestofMembersisheightenedandtheirinvolvementisintensifiedateveryAGM.ThesearepositiveindicatorsthatweholdtheClub’sinterestclosetoourheart

ImuststartbytakingthisopportunitytosayabigthankyoutoourPresidentandChiefMinister,YABDatukPatinggi(Dr)AbangHajiAbdulRahmanZoharibinTunDatukAbangHajiOpengforappointingmetocontinueasDeputyPresident.IamhumbledbythetrusthehasplacedinmetocontinueanddeputiseonhisbehalfinleadingtheClub.Ithasbeen10yearssinceIfirsttookofficeasKGSDeputyPresident.IalwayslookforwardtoworkingtogetherwithverycapablepeoplewhooffertoserveintheManagementCommitteeandallClubmemberswhoarealwayscommittedtoahighspiritofvoluntarism.

BeforeIproceedtoreportonothermatters,letmeremindMembersthatthisisanelectionyear.TheClub’sofficebearersareelectedineverytwoyears.ToallMembers,myonlyadviceisthatwechoosethecandidateswisely.Toallsuitablecandidates,theymustbereadytomakesacrificesontheirtime,effortandenergytoenabletheClubtofunctioneffectivelyandefficiently.TheymustalsobehighlycommittedandactprofessionallytocontributetotheClub’swelfareandprogress.

In2019,KGScollaboratedwithMalaysiaGolfAssociationandSarawakGolfAssociationindrawinggolfersfromallovertheworldtothestateofSarawakandinparticulartoKGS.WehadtheprivilegeandhonourtohosttheMalaysianAmateurOpen.Our teamatKGS left nostoneunturnedandendeavoured toprepare thecourse to thehighestpossiblestandard.Iampleasedandproudtonotethatour36-holegolfcoursereceivedthebestcomplimentsnotonlyfromClubmembersbutalsofromprofessionalgolfers,officialsandtheeventorganisers.

Tosustainourpremierstatusasagolfclub,wemustcontinuetoraisethestandardofthecourse.Indeed,significantimprovementshavebeenmadeevenoverthepastfewmonths. Ibelievethatweareontherighttracktowardsmakingourgolfcourseoneofthebestintheregion.Butbesidesfeelingproudwemustalsoinculcateapositiveattitudeofcaretowardsthecourseaswellastheotherfacilitiesincludingthebuildings,andallequipmentsandbuggies. All these need to be maintained, updated or upgraded to support club activities.

WeknowthatelevatingthereputationofourgolfcoursewillinviteevenmoreopportunitiesforKGStobecomethepreferredvenueforgolftournamentsofthehighestlevel.OvertheyearstheClubhaswitnessedvariousprestigioustournaments-amateurandprofessional-hostedbycorporate,stateandevennationalorganisations.OurvisionisforKGStoeventuallyplayhosttotournamentsthatwillbringinprofessionalgolfersfromAsia,EuropeandUSAtothe Club.

YBhg. Tan Sri Datuk Amar Haji Mohamad Morshidi bin Abdul Ghani

Deputy President

M E S S A G E F R O MT H E D E P U T Y P R E S I D E N T

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Beyond golf tournaments and upkeeping theClub’s reputation, KGS is also about other sports andmeaningfulactivities.The3rdEditionofTanSriDatukAmarHjMohamadMorshidiAbdulGhaniCupTennisCompetitionwassuccessfullyheldon26&27thOct2019.ATennisOpentournament isalsointhepipeline.HereIwould liketothankLEASPORTSCENTERfortheirsponsorshipandpartnershipinsupportingKGSactivities.Aswelookforwardtoorganisingcompetitionsinsquash,swimmingandothersportsinthenearfuture,weareencouragedbythefactthat2019alsosawourinauguralBadmintonClosedTournamentheldon25thAugust2019.

WehavealongtraditionofholdingKGSFamilyDayasaclosedeventinourClub.Wereachedanothermilestonethisyear.Forthefirsttimeinhistory,KGSFamilyFunCarnival2019openedourdoorstothepublicforadayofhealthyactivitiesforeveryone.TheeventalsoservedtopromoteKGSasarecreationalvenuefornon-golfingactivities.IwouldliketorecordmyappreciationtotheOrganisingCommitteeforajobwelldone.

Anyone who hasmanaged a large organisation knows that fiscal responsibility is the key. There are no twowaysaboutit.ThosewhoarechargedwiththisresponsibilityhaveasolemndutytomanageClubfinancewithaccountability and good corporate governance, and free fromany suspicion on integrity.The very survival andprosperityoftheClubdependscriticallyonthehealthofitsfinancialposition.InthisrespectIammostgratefulthatKGShasalwaysbeenabletobalanceitsannualbudgetswithouteverbeingintheredorincurringunwanteddebts.FullcreditforthishealthystateofaffairsgoestotheClubTreasurerandmembersofhisteam.

WemustalsoplaceonrecordourthankstoourPresidentYABDatukPatinggi(Dr)AbangHajiAbdulRahmanZohariBinTunDatukAbangHajiOpengforhisroleinsupportingKGSwhenweorganisemajoreventssuchastheMalaysiaAmateurOpen,KGSJuniorChampionshipandCMInternationalCup.

Inclosing,ImustexpressmydeepappreciationtotheManagementCommittee,thevariousworkingsub-committeesandMembersfortheirsacrifices,supportandcooperationinworkingforthewell-beingofourClub.Yourpassionandactiveparticipation inClubactivitiesnever fail to inspireme.Youhavemademy job thatmucheasierandenjoyable.TheKGS staffmust also be commended for their dedication to duty as they seek to deliver qualityservice.Attheendoftheday,allofyouarewhatKGSisallabout.Thankyouforbeingmycolleaguesandfriends.

Itisinthisspiritoffriendshipthatwelookforwardtotheupcomingyear-endholidays,Christmas,NewYearandChineseNewYear.MayIextendmywarmest“MerryChristmas”,“HappyNewYear”and“KongXiFaCai”wishestooneandall.LetusproceedtodeliberatefruitfullyinourAGMaswebraceourselvestoyetanotherexcitingyearin2020.

YBhg. Tan Sri Datuk Amar Haji Mohamad Morshidi bin Abdul GhaniDeputy President

MESSAGE FROM THE DEPUTY PRESIDENT (cont’d)

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PRESIDENT

YAB DATUK PATINGGI (DR) ABANG HAJI ABDUL RAHMAN ZOHARI BIN TUN DATUK ABANG HAJI OPENGD.P, D.A, P.N.B.S, J.B.S

KELAB GOLF SARAWAK MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE TERM 2018-2019

DEPUTY PRESIDENT

YBhg. TAN SRI DATUK AMAR HAJI MOHAMAD MORSHIDI B ABDUL GHANIPSM,DA,PGBK,JSM,PPC,PPB,P.C.E

HON SECRETARY

MS. PAULINE GAN GUET BENG

CLUB CAPTAIN

AR. HENRY CHUO KUONG HANG

VICE-PRESIDENT

IR. GANI BIN MATAHIR

TREASURER

MR. FRANCIS VINCENT JOSEPH CHAPMAN

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

1. TUAN HAJI MAZLAN BIN MOHAMAD SALLEH2. ENCIK BAJURI JAUJI3. MR. LEO MAMBA AK. SIMPANG4. ENCIK HAMZAH HASSAN5. MR. SARBJIT SINGH KHAIRA6. MR. TERENCE GOH YIH HOCK7. MR. FREDDY WONG8. MR. NG YAP JOO9. ENCIK YAKOP BIN JALEL

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Pauline Gan Guet Beng

M E S S A G E F R O M H O N O R A R Y S E C R E TA R Y

Welcome everyone to the Kelab Golf Sarawak AGM 2019. It is my pleasure, on behalf of the Management Committee, to present our 2019 Annual Report magazine which captures what an eventful year it has been.

It is always timely during our AGM to reflect on the past 12 months, celebrate our successes and be reminded of the challenges we face. We should also take this opportunity to re-dedicate ourselves as Club Members to continue our journey to make KGS a better and more enjoyable place for everyone. It is worthwhile to remind ourselves that we will undertake to face new challenges in 2020 based on our cherished tradition of teamwork as we pursue common goals.

In the past 12 months we have strived constantly to organise, initiate and improve Club activities, events, procedures and practices to further advance the Club in the interest of all Members. Underlying all the endeavours of the Management Committee is the strong desire to promote our common goals from raising income, minimising costs, promoting camaraderie, embracing new technology to improving services as well as facilities so as to build a better KGS to meet the expectations of Members.

Among the highlights of the progress we have made is the signing of reciprocal agreements with even more overseas clubs such as The Sapporo Golf & Country Club in Japan; The Delhi Golf Club in India; Kurmitola Golf Club in Bangladesh; Jakarta Golf Club, Ciputra Golf, Club Resto and Lotus Lake Golf Club in Indonesia; Valley Golf & Country Club in the Phillippines; Tiara Melaka Golf & Country Club, Orchard Golf & Country Club Johor and Palm Garden Golf in Peninsular Malaysia.

Together we also took steps to made appropriate amendments in the KGS Constitution, expand networking opportunities with new partners, develop further our in-house expertise to maintain and upgrade our activities and facilities and promote the professional development and welfare of our staff. A special event in 2019 was the Employee’s Appreciation Dinner when we recognise the significant contributions and long service of various KGS staff members.

Another very memorable and significant event in 2019 was our Family Fun Carnival. Inspired by our Deputy President, KGS opened its door to members of the public for the first time. It was my privilege to head the amazing, proactive

and wonderful organising committee which incorporated various working committees and staff departments such as F & B, Social Recreation, Marketing & Promotion, House & Facilities, Finance, Admin, Maintenance & Non-Golfing. Despite the challenges and hard work involved it was a joy to experience first-hand the creativity, drive and team spirit of Club members and staffs. Let me say a big thank you to one and all for making that special day a huge success.

I would now like to take this opportunity to put on record our sincere thanks to each and everyone of our staff for their devotion to duty which enabled the efficient and pleasant day to day operations of KGS.

My deepest appreciation also goes to our Club colleagues who served in the various committees and sub-committees, events and activities for their generosity of time, effort, talents and skills. You are crucial in making KGS the great club that it is.

On behalf of the Management Committee I must once again thank all Club Members for your support and trust. As I said last year and it is worth repeating: It is your confidence, your friendship and your company that keep us constantly motivated to strive to transform our Club into an even better place and a second home for Members.

Last but not least, let me invite all Club Members and the Management Committee in expressing our sincere gratitude to our Deputy President, YB Tan Sri Datuk Amar Haji Mohamad Morshidi B Abdul Ghani, for accepting the President’s wish for him to continue leading, serving and guiding us to scale new heights for our Club.

Merry Christmasand

Happy New Year 2020

Pauline Gan Guet BengHonorary Secretary

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NO. MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

1 Membership & EstablishmentIr. Gani Bin Matahir @ Abdul Ghanie Tahir (A0802)

2 New Development & Planning

3 Good Governance & Strategic PlanningMs. Pauline Gan Guet Beng (G2861)

4 Food & Beverage

5 Finance Mr. Francis Vincent Joseph Chapman (F3293)

6 Constitutional, Legal & Disciplinary Mr. Sarbjit Singh Khaira (K1691)

7 Marketing & Promotion Mr. Freddy Wong (W1580)

8 House, Facilities & Maintenance Mr. Terence Goh Yih Hock (G2515)

9 Social Recreation Mr. Ng Yap Joo (N1357)

10 Health, Safety & Security Mr Leo Mamba Ak Simpang (L3690)

NO. CAPTAIN’S COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

1 Golfing & Greens Mr. Henry Chuo Kuong Hang (C2382)

2 Deputy CaptainTuan Haji Mazlan Bin Mohamad Salleh (M1894)

3 Tournament

4 Rules En. Bajuri Jauji (B2936)

5 Buggies Mr Ng Yap Joo (N1357)

6 Caddies En. Hamzah Hassan (H3123)

7 Driving Range Mr Leo Mamba Ak Simpang (L3690)

8 Handicap Mr. Sarbjit Singh Khaira (K1691)

9 Junior Golf DevelopmentEn. Yakop Bin Jalel (Y3406)

10 Sports Activities

11 Lady Captain / Ladies Sub-Committee Ms. Celine Foo (F0779)

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Present:

Deputy President/Chairman

YBTanSriDatukAmarHajiMohamadMorshidiBinAbdulGhani

Vice President

Ir.GaniBinMatahir@AbdulGhanieTahir

Honorary Secretary

Ms.PaulineGanGuetBeng

Honorary Treasurer

Mr.FrancisVincentJosephChapman

Club Captain

Ar. Henry Chuo Kuong Hang

Committee Members

TuanHajiMazlanBinMohamadSallehEn.BajuriJauji Mr.SarbjitSinghKhaira En.YakopBinJalel Mr.TerenceGohYihHock Mr.FreddyWong Mr.LeoMambaAkSimpang En.HamzahHassan Mr.NgYapJoo

No. of Members Present : 111MembersinclusiveofManagementCommittee (As per Attendance Register)

In attendance

Ms.ShirleynaKimDupo - ActivitiesManagerMs.GoWanYing - FinanceManagerMr.JoeshawaLajang - SecurityChiefMs.CoryinaSlimin - AdminExecutiveMr.MarkVoonWuiTat - LegalAdvisorMr.PhilipTongHieTung - AuditorMr.JacksonLimZuneShing - Auditor

1. Chairman’s Address

TheDeputyPresidentYBTanSriDatukAmarHajiMohamadMorshidiBinAbdulGhaniwelcomedandthankedallmemberswhoattendedandcalledthemeetingtoorderat10:11a.m.withsufficientquorumtoproceedwiththeAGM.

TanSriChairmanacknowledgedKGSPresidentandMembersforthemandateentrustedtohimandtheelectedManagementCommitteetomanagetheClub’soperationtothebestoftheirabilities.

Hebrieflyoutlinedthemeeting’sagendaandsoughtthecooperationofMembersandtheManagementtodiscussallmattersinthebestinterestoftheClub.

HealsoexpressedhisappreciationtotheManagementCommitteeandKGSStafffortheirinvaluablesupportandcommitmentinensuringthecontinuedsuccessoftheClub.

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2. ConfirmationofMinutesofthe27thKGSAnnualGeneralMeetingHeldon2ndDecember2017.

Theminutesofthe27thKGSAnnualGeneralMeetingheldon2ndDecember2017wastabledandconfirmedwithno amendment.

Proposedby :YBhg.DatoPatrickLiewChinJoon(L1053) Secondedby :TuanHajiSophiiBinHajiNawi(S1281)

2.1 Matters Arising

2.1.1 Drainage issue at Hole 9 Matang Course Mr.DavidChanChauChoon(C2626)saidtheissuewasbroughtupinthelastAGMandseekclarificationif

therehasbeenanyfollow-upfromDrainage&IrrigationDepartmentsince.

CaptainARHenryChuoKuongHang(C2382)respondedthattherewasnoactionfromDID.ThispromptedtheCommitteetoofficiallywritetoDIDagainrecently.

YBTanSriChairmanassuredthattheCommitteewillfollowupwithDIDonthematter.

2.1.2 Usage of the Driving Range by Non-Members TuanHajiSophiiBinHajiNawi(S1281)enquiredhowthingshavedevelopedonthematter.

CaptainARHenryChuoKuongHang(C2382)repliedthatthisyeartheClubintroducedregistrationonusageofthedrivingrangefornon-memberswitharevisedrate.TheratewasincreasedfromRM50.00toRM300.00forusageof6monthsduration.TheratewasincreasedtogeneraterevenuefortheClub.Sofar,thesituationis being monitored and there are about 150 non-members registered.

3. ToreceivetheAnnualReportandtheAccountsfortheprecedingfinancialyearforconfirmation YBTanSriChairmantheninvitedtheTreasurerMr.FrancisVincentJosephChapmantopresentthefinancereport

fortheyearending30June2018basedonthefollowing:

i. IncomeandExpenditurefortheyearending30June2018 ii. DetailsonIncomefortheyearending30June2018 iii. DetailsonExpenditurefortheyearending30June2018 iv. ComparisonIncomeandExpenditureforyearending30June2018

TheTreasurerclarifiedthatthecashandcashequivalentsfortheyearstoodatRM206,620,mostofwhichwasunderfixeddeposits.FixeddepositswithoriginalmaturitiesnotexceedingthreemonthsatRM54,026inthepreviousyearhadalreadybeenuplifted.FixeddepositswithoriginalmaturitiesexceedingthreemonthshadbeenreducedfromRM292,811toRM195,056whilebankandcashbalancestotalRM11,564asat30June2018.

AsperStatementofCashFlow,theClubwaspreviouslyincreditbalancesbutnowisinnegativeasat30June2018.Thenegativebalanceswouldhavegrownifthepurchaseofbuggybatterieswasnotputonhold.

OntheMembers’account,theauditoradvisedthattheprovisionfordoubtfuldebtsbeincreasedfortheyearasthedebtshadbeenlongoutstanding.ActualamountowingbymemberswasRM1,100,822.IthasbeenreducedbytheprovisionofRM373,262,bringingdowntheamounttoRM727,560aspresentedintheStatementofFinancialPosition.TheCommitteewillcontinuetolookintowaystotakeactionagainstmembers.

TheTreasurerreportedthatborrowingunderHirePurchaseforthebuggieshasbeensettledasat30June2018.TherewasbankoverdraftofRM173,250basedonmonthendbalance.Basedonthehighestbalance;thehighestwasclosetoRM500,000andthispromptedtheClubtomonitorexpensesthoroughly.

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Statement of Comprehensive Income

TheTreasurerreportedthatmembershipsubscriptiondroppedslightlyfromRM3,751,636toRM3,721,253comparedtothepreviousyear.Surchargesfromlatepaymenthadincreasedintheyear.Golfsubscriptionfees,greenfees,rentalincome,commissionincome,sundryincomeandfixeddepositinterestdroppedbyaboutRM100,000intotal.

Hestressedthattheabove-mentionedisonthegolfingandnotinclusiveoftherentalofbuggieswhicharerunningataloss.Buggiesrental,whichwasamajorsourceofincomeinpreviousyears,wasdown.

TotalincomedroppedbyaboutRM400,000ascomparedtothepreviousyear.

TheTreasurerhighlightedthatthegolfcoursemaintenanceofRM960,330hadbeenincurredcomparedtobudgetamountofRM1,100,000notduetocostcuttingbutprudentusageofexistingmachineries.

Salaries, wages and allowances increased to RM3,649,367 although therewas a reduction in number of staffmembers. This was due to the implementation of minimum wages. It will rise further in Jan 2019 with theimplementationofRM1,100asthenewminimumwage. Nobonuseswerepaidfor theyeardueto insufficientincome.

ThenetdeficitfortheyearhadincreasedtoRM1,506,413basedonProfit&Loss.

Statement of Cash Flows

The Treasurer highlighted that cash from operations had always been in the positive. Net cash for operatingactivities,afterpaymentofinterestandincometax,wasstillinthepositiveatRM645,842.

Cashflowusedininvestingactivitiessuchaspurchaseofproperty,plantandequipmentincurredanamountofRM273,928.NetcashusedinfinancingactivitiesamountedtoRM771,032ofwhichthebulkwasforrepaymentofhirepurchasepayableofRM899,055.Repaymentofhirepurchasewasthemaincauseofthedeficitincashandcash equivalents.

YBTanSriChairmanthankedtheTreasurerforhispresentationandinvitedMemberstocommentontheauditedaccount.

Mr.JacksonLimKimBoon(L3381)raisedtheissueofbuggiesmaintenance.HenotedthattheClubhas140unitsofbuggiesandthelifespanofthebatteriesforbuggiesistooshort.HeaskedwhethertheClubhasexcessivebuggies to the extent that they have become a liability due to operating and maintenance costs.

Mr. David Chan Chau Choon (C2626), referring to page 54 on the surplus and deficit from the club activities,enquiredhowthedeficitofRM72,779emerged.Onthesamepage,hepointedtothebaddebtofRM25,114writtenoffandsaidtheClublegaladvisorshouldadvisetheClubonotheroptionsinsteadofwritingitoff.HealsoseekclarificationontherefreshmentcostofRM97,000whichwasshownasRM12,555asperauditedaccount.

TheTreasurerpointedoutthattherefreshmentmentionedwasforlastyear’sAGMandtheamountwascorrectlyprintedasRM12,555.Headdedthatthebaddebtswrittenoffwerefromthemembers’accountwithoutstandingdebtsofmorethan6years.AlthoughtheClubcouldcollectthosedebts;thecostofcollectioncouldoutweighthedebtamount.TheCommitteewillexploreotheroptionstotrytoresolvethematter.

OnthematterofthebuggiestheTreasurerexplainedthattheClubhadalreadypurchasedthebatteriesandtyres,andwouldcontinuetooperateandmaintainthem.However,the140buggieswillonlybefullyutilizedduringtournamentbutnotonnormaldays.Hereiteratedthatthekeypointwasthatthebuggieshavealreadybeenpurchasedandthehirepurchasehadbeensettledwithin5years.Batterieshavealsobeenorderedwhichwilllastforthenext3to4yearswithpaymentalreadymadeinstages.ThewearandtearhavealsobeentakenintoconsiderationTheideaofpurchasingnewbuggieswillneedfurtherassessmentbasedonrepaymentcapacitywhichwillincurapproximatelyRM800,000forthe5-yearrepayment.


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Mr.JacksonLimKimBoonalsoaskedwhetherthepurchaseofthe140buggieswasexcessivebutacknowledgedthattheywerepurchasedbythepreviousCommittee.Healsoenquiredwhethertherewasanystatisticsontheusageofthebuggiesfromdaytoday,weekdayandweekend.

YBTanSriChairmanemphasizedthatpurchaseofthebuggieswasagreeduponunderthepreviouscommitteeandstressedtheneedtocontinuefullyutilizethem.

Mr.TingKeeSuen(T1482)pointedtothedecreaseintheClub’sactivitiesincomeonayearbyyearbasisandaskedwhethertheCommitteehadmadeanyefforttoincreasetheincomeinthefuture.

TheTreasurerexplained thatoneof the factors for thedecreasewasswimming incomedue to thewithdrawalofTunkuPutraSchoolpreviously.ThegoodnewsisthatTunkuPutraSchoolwillsoonbereturningtoutilizetheswimmingpool.HeemphasizedthattheCommitteeistryingveryhardtogenerateincomefortheClub.TheF&Boutlets are oneof themain sourcesof incomebut they still lack patronage frommembers. SomeCommitteemembersattheirownexpenseshavebeenpromotingtheCluboverseastoattractexternalgolferstoplayinourClub.AgolfacademywithTransviewandincomefromadvertisementarealsobeingconsidered.

Mr.TingKeeSuen(T1482)furtherenquiredaboutthefinancialpositionoftheClubandthemonthendbalancesofthe Club.

TheTreasurerreportedthatasatNovember2018theClubhadanoverdraftofapproximatelyRM149,000.

TheTreasurerreportedthatsalaries,wagesandallowancesincreasedby46%from2010to2019fromRM2.6milliontoRM3.83million.Thiswasduetominimumwagesimplementedin2013,2016andJanuary2019.However,thenumberofstaffmembershaddecreasedfrom170to152asatNovember2018.

Mr.TingKeeSuen(T1482)askedforthereasonforthedecreaseinthenumberofstaffmembers.

Vice President explained that some were due to retirement and resignation. The Committee will look intorestructuringtheClub’sworkforce.

Mr.TingKeeSuen(T1482)enquiredaboutthepolicygoingforwardconcerningthenumberofstaffmembers.

VicePresidentexplainedthatitisnotaboutincreasingordecreasingstaffmembers.TheCommitteewilllookintorestructuringbasedonastudyoftheoverallpictureofClubactivities.

TheTreasurerfurtherreportedthatgolfcoursemaintenancecostshadbeendecreased.

Hesaidthat,overtheyearandsince2015,theClubhadbeenfacingadeficitcashflowpositionbasedonincomefrommembershipsubscription,golfsubscriptionfeesandrentalincometrends.

In response to the queries on expenditure, the Treasurer then presented the Club’s major expenditure trends as per thechart.Themajorexpenditureitemsarestaffsalaries,wagesandallowances,andgolfcoursemaintenance.

EncikShaharyHj.Alias(S3001)enquiredwhethertheCommitteehadanalyzedthedecreaseinbuggiesincomeandotherincomesandtakenanyactiontoattractgolferstotheClub.HeobservedthattournamentwasthemainattractionforpeopletocometotheClubwhichcontributestoincreaseinbuggiesincomeplusfoodandbeverages.AsSGASecretary,hesaidhewasappalledbytheCommittee’sdecisiontobootSGAfromKGS.

TheTreasurer explained that the decreasemaybe due to the conditionof the golf course in that less golferswerecominginandthatnotalltournamentswereheldtomakeprofits.TheClubonlyreceivedaminimumfeefortournamentsheldbyotherpartiesandneededtopaystaffover-time.

AnnieWongMukNgiik(W2965)observedthatalotofladiescometoKGSnottoplaygolfbuttoenjoythefacilities.Shehighlighted that lately thereareextramaintenancechargesonmembers.Sheaskedfor justificationof thechargesandexpresseddismaythatmemberswerenotbeinginformed.


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On theunhealthybalancesheetsheenquired the reason for thedecrease inmembershipsubscription feeandmentionedthatpeopleareturningawayfromtheClubtogotoanotherplace.ShealsourgedtheCommitteetoidentifytheproblemsfacedbytheClub.

Shealsoenquiredaboutexpensesonhousekeeping,cleaningandalsothehighimpairmentlossesonmembers’account.

Mr.DavidGohSweeChau(G1383)saidhewrotealetterofprotestontheincreaseinfeesbuttherewasnoproperreplyfromtheClub.

TheTreasurersaidtheimpairmentlosseswastheamountowingbymembersandnotcollectedforthepast4to5yearsasadvisedbytheauditors.Intermsofmaintenance,theexpensesweredetergentandmaterialstomaintaintheswimmingpoolandthebuilding.Theexpenseshavebeenconsistentovertheyears.

ThepurposeofthemaintenancechargeofRM30inthelastthreemonthswastocoverthehighmaintenancecostofClubfacilities.Maintenancechargeshavetobesharedamongmembers.

Ms.PaulineGanGuetBeng, theHonorarySecretary, replied thatnoticeandexplanatorynotesweresentout toallmembersviaemailandbypostinAugust2018andthebillswerechargedinSeptember2018.SheadvisedmemberswhodidnotreceivethenoticetoupdatetheiremailandmailingaddresseswiththeClub.

Ms.AnnieWongMukNgiik(W2965)opinedthatthemainconcernwasnotwhetherpropernoticehadbeenservedtomembersregardingtheextramaintenancecharges.Ratheritwasaboutseekingtheconsentofmembersbeforethemaintenancechargeswerelevied.

Mr. Ting Kee Suen (T1482) added that if any extra charges are to be imposed, the Committee shall hold anExtraordinaryGeneralMeeting(EGM)formemberstoapprove.HesaidanEGMshouldbeaverygoodplatformasthereisnormallynotmuchtimetodiscussindetailduringtheAGM.

Mr.TingKeeSuen(T1482)alsoenquiredforthereasonbehindSGAbeingbootedoutfromKGS.

YBTanSriChairmanexplainedthattheRM30maintenancechargeswereimposedonatemporarybasissothattheClubwouldnotfaceasituationoffinancialdefault.HesaidthatifmembersarenotsatisfiedwiththepowergivenbytheConstitutiontotheManagementCommitteetheymayproposetoamendthecontentsoftheConstitution.

Mr.DavidTiangKungSeng(T3491)highlightedthattheClub’sfinancialpositionisagrowingconcernandtheissuewasnothighlightedintheaccountespeciallywiththenetcurrentliabilitiesofapproximatelyRM370,000.Hewassurprised that the auditor did not accentuate the matter.

Mr.DavidTiangKungSeng(T3491)furtherenquiredabouttheimpairmentlossesonmembers’accountandaskedhowlongcanmembersdefaultinpaymentbeforetheyceasedtobemembers.Hehopedforabetterexplanation,perhapsinthenextAGM,onhowtheCommitteeshouldaddresstheimpairmentlossesasitisunfairtoexistingmembers.HeproposedthattheClubshouldhavepoliciesonthecollectionofmembers’account.

YBTanSriChairmanurgedthattheConstitutionmayneedtobere-lookedandacommitteetobeformedtolookinto the matter.

Mr.BasilOngHockJee(O0344)enquiredaboutwhether it isrightfordefaultersorcessationmemberstoplayunder the Club’s name.

Mr.DavidChanChauChoon(C2626)opinedthattheClubhasbeentoogenerousinprovidinguniformstostaffmembersandaskedwhetherthecostontheuniformscanbetrimmed.

VicePresidentrepliedthatthepurposeoftheuniformistoidentifystaffmembersforthebenefitofmembersoftheClub and public.


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Mr.TingBangKong(T0961)saidhewasimpressedwiththeTreasurer’spresentationoftheaccount.HecommentedthattheTreasurerwastootechnicallyrightbuthadmissedoutsomethingontheground.HehighlightedthattheTreasurer’scommenton the tournamentnotmakingmoneywasshort-sighted. HesaidallClubactivitieswilldeteriorateanddieoffintheabsenceoftournament.HealsoaskedthatthestoragechargeofRM15perbagnotbe imposed.

Mr.TingKeeSuen(T1482)addedthatthetournamentincomewasapproximatelyRM600,000andRM1,100,000in2014and2015respectivelywiththeoperatingsurplusofapproximatelyRM1,300,000.

Mr. JacksonLimKimBoonenquiredabout the impairment lossesonmembers’ account postedon thenoticeboard.Hesaidthatthemomentamember’saccountoutstandingforsubscriptionexceedRM400hismembershipshouldceaseand21days’noticegiventohim. Ifthememberfailedtopaywithin28daysfromthenotice,hismembershipwillbeceasedandheshallnotbeallowedtouseClubfacilities.HefeltthattheClub’spolicycansurelybeenhancedastheoutstandingamountsformembers’accountcanbeuptoafewthousandringgit.

TheTreasurerexplainedthattheamountowinginmembers’accountwasnotpurelysubscriptionfeesbutincludedotherexpenseswhichtheyincurredintheClub.Hefurtherpresenteddetailsoftheimpairmentlossesonmembers’account.TheCommitteewilllookintotheissueandseehowthepolicycanbeenhanced.

Mr.DavidChanChauChoon(C2626)referredtothedefaulterlistandenquiredwhetherallthedefaulterswerestillmembersortheyhadsoldofftheirmembershiportheClubcansellofftheirmembershiptorecoversomeofthedebts.

VicePresidentrepliedthatthedefaultersorceasedmembersarestillmembersandtheClubismakinganeffortto contact them to recover the debt until they decide to sell their membership. The Club has no right to sell the membershipwithouttheirconsent.

Mr.JacksonLimKimBoon(L3381)highlightedthat, inaccordancewiththeConstitution,afternon-paymentfor30 days, defaulters are refrained from using Club facilities and, after appropriate notice served to them, theirmembershipwillbeceasedandtheClubcansellofftheceasedmembershiptoothers.Thereshallbenofurtheraction required to recover their outstanding debts and re-instate their membership.

Mr.JacksonLimKimBoon(L3381)askedforstrictstepstobetakentorestricttheamountthatmemberscansignoffforexpensestobecreditedintheiraccount.

YBTanSriChairman responded that thematters raisedwerenotedandattemptswillbemade to improve themanagement system.

Ms.AnnieWongMukNgiik(W2965)requestedforthebreakdownofsundrypayablesandaccrualsofRM1,379,849and the substantial amount included.

TheTreasurer referred toPage70of the reportandelaboratedon thebreakdownon thesundrypayablesandaccruals.ThedetailedbreakdownofsundrypayablesofRM973,866wascurrentlynotavailablebutmainlyconsistofsupplierandinclusiveofstaffwelfarefundamountingtoRM137,528.

EncikSophiiBinHj.Nawi(S1281)urgedthatallrulesofConstitutionbefollowedcloselyandactiontobetakenappropriately.

Mr.JacksonLimKimBoon(L3381)urgedforaplanfortheusageoftheemptylandownedbytheClub.

YBTanSriChairmanexplainedthatthecommitteewilllookintothefeasibilityonthedevelopmentoftheland.

All the reports to be considered read and accepted.

Proposedby :Mr.TingKeeSuen(T1482) Secondedby:Mr.JosephMong(M1184)


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4. Amendment to the Constitution of Kelab Golf Sarawak YBTanSriChairmanreadandexplaineddetailsofthemotionraised.

4.1 Clause 10(a) Individual Members (Transferable) and (Non-Transferable)

Current Provision:

MembershipinthiscategoryoftheClubshallbeopentoallMalaysiansabovetheageoftwenty-one(21)yearsand thosewhom theCommitteedeemsfit to confer.Mr.ChuaTeckKheng (C0934) feels that theamendmenttoclause10isnotnecessaryasitaddsrestrictionformembership’stransaction.

Proposed Amendment:

(a) MembershipinthiscategoryoftheClubshallbeopentoallabovetheageoftwenty-one(21)yearsandthosewhomtheCommitteedeemsfittoconfer.

i. ForNon-MalaysiansmembershipshallonlybeobtaineddirectlyfromtheClub.

Mr.BernardLeeMengHock(L2399)opinedthattheClubmembershipvalueisovervaluedatRM25,000.TheopenmarketvalueofanotherclubisRM10,000.HeproposedthevalueofthemembershiptransfertobeonopenmarketvalueandtheClubwillbenefitfromthetransferofmembershipforchargesofadministrativefee.

The meeting agreed to proposed Clause 10(a)(i) to be removed and read as:

(a) Membership in this category of the Club shall be open to all above the age of twenty-one (21) years and those whom the Committee deems fit to confer.

4.2 Clause 19(d) Management

Current Provision:

(d) IntheeventofdeathorresignationofanelectedOfficer,theCommitteeshallhavethepowertoco-optanymemberwhoisentitledtoholdofficeandvoteattheGeneralMeetingtofillthevacancyuntilthenextAnnualGeneralMeeting.InthecaseofanappointedmemberoftheCommittee,thePresidentshallhavepowertonominateorappointanymemberwhoisentitledtoholdofficeandvoteattheGeneralmeetingtofillthevacancy.

Proposed Amendment:

(d) IntheeventofdeathorresignationofanelectedOfficer,thePresidentandCommitteeshallhavethepowertoco-optanyordinarymemberwhoisentitledtoholdofficeandshallhavethesamerightsasanelectedManagementCommitteememberuntilthenextBiennialElectionofofficebearers.

4.3 Clause 25(c) Meetings

Current Provision:

(c) Anoticestatingthedate,timeandplaceofanyGeneralMeetingandthebusinesstobetransactedthereatshallbepostedontheClubHouseNoticeBoardforatleastfourteen(14)cleardaysbeforethemeeting is to be held and shall be sent by post to all voting members.

Proposed Amendment:

(c) Anoticestatingthedate,timeandplaceofanyGeneralMeetingandthebusinesstobetransactedthereatshallbepostedontheClubHouseNoticeBoardforatleastfourteen(14)cleardaysbeforethemeetingistobeheldandshallbesentbypostand/oranyotherwrittencommunicationstoallvotingmembers.


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4.4 Clause 17(a) Entrance Fees And Monthly Subscription

Current Provision: (a) Theentrancefeesandmonthlysubscriptionspayablebymembersshallbeasfollows:-

Membership Entrance Fee Monthly Subscription(i) Honorary Member N/A N/A(ii) Life Member N/A N/A(iii) Individual Member (transferable) RM25,000/- RM90/-(iv) Individual Member (non-transferable) N/A RM90/-(v) Corporate Member (transferable) RM40,000/- RM90/- per nominee(vi) Corporate Member (non-transferable) N/A RM90/- per nominee

(c) TheCommitteemayfromtimetotimeincreasetheentrancefeeimposedunderthisRule.

Note:Allfeesaresubjectedto5%servicetaxand/orsuchtaxasmaybeimposedbythegovernmentfromtimetotime.

Proposed Amendment:

(a) Theentrancefeesandmonthlysubscriptionspayablebymembersshallbeasfollows:-

Membership Entrance Fee Monthly Subscription(i) HonoraryMember N/A N/A(ii) LifeMember N/A N/A(iii) IndividualMember(transferable) RM25,000/- RM120/-(iv) IndividualMember(non-transferable) N/A RM120/-(v) CorporateMember(transferable) RM40,000/- RM120/- per nominee(vi) CorporateMember(non-transferable) N/A RM120/- per nominee


Note:Allfeesaresubjectedtoany taxesasmaybeimposedbythegovernmentfromtimetotime.

Mr.TingBangKong(T0961)enquiredthatifthesubscriptionfeeistobeincreasedwhetherthepresentmaintenancefeecanberemoved.

Ms.AnnieWongMukNgiikaskedwhetheraseparatecategoryofsubscriptionfeeforthosememberswhodonotplaygolfcanbeconsidered.

YBTanSriChairmanrepliedthatthemaintenancefeewillberemovedwhenthenewsubscriptionfeeisimposedon all members.

Mr.JosephMong (M1184)commented thatmemberswhoarenotactive ingolfhave joined thegolfclubandshouldpaythesubscriptionlikeallothermembers.

YBTanSriChairmanthenproposedallthefourmotionstobeputtovotebyshowofhands.

I. Motion1

Clause 10(a) Individual Members (Transferable) and (Non-Transferable)

(a) MembershipinthiscategoryoftheClubshallbeopentoallabovetheageoftwenty-one(21)yearsandthosewhomtheCommitteedeemsfittoconfer.


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II. Motion2

Clause 19(d) Management

(d) IntheeventofdeathorresignationofanelectedOfficer,thePresidentandCommitteeshallhavethepowertoco-optanyordinallymemberwhoisentitledtoholdofficeandshallhavethesamerightsasanelectedManagementCommitteememberuntilthenextBiennialElectionofofficebearers.

III. Motion3

Clause 25(c) Meetings

(c) Anoticestatingthedate,timeandplaceofanyGeneralMeetingandthebusinesstobetransactedthereatshallbepostedontheClubHouseNoticeBoardforatleastfourteen(14)cleardaysbeforethemeetingistobeheldandshallbesentbypostand/oranyotherwrittencommunicationstoallvotingmembers.

IV. Motion4

Clause 17(a) Entrance Fees And Monthly Subscription

(a) Theentrancefeesandmonthlysubscriptionspayablebymembersshallbeasfollows:-

Membership Entrance Fee Monthly Subscription(i) Honorary Member N/A N/A(ii) Life Member N/A N/A(iii) Individual Member (transferable) RM25,000/- RM120/-(iv) Individual Member (non-transferable) N/A RM120/-(v) Corporate Member (transferable) RM40,000/- RM120/- per nominee(vi) CorporateMember(non-transferable) N/A RM120/- per nominee


Note:Allfeesaresubjectedtoanytaxesasmaybeimposedbythegovernmentfromtimetotime.

Motionwaspassedwiththefollowingresult;

Agreed : 47 members Disagreed : 17 members

Points and suggestion from members

GilbertHoLeeSeng(H0666)expressedthehopethattheCommitteewillbeabletoprovidethefuturebusinessplanandbudgetedexpendituretomembersforapprovalandtocomeupwithwaystoincreaseincomefortheClub.Hebelievesthatiftheexpenditureisnecessary,thememberswillsupportit.

Mr.StephenMauMataharyAkMauriceBujang(S3501)raisedthepossibilityfortheClubtohaveanofficiallineorchatgroupformemberstohaveanofficialchanneltoacquireinformation.

5. Any Other Business

TanSriChairmaninformedthemeetingonthemotionsproposedasfollows:

i) Toreinstatethepreviousnon-restrictivepolicyfortrolleypullinggolferstoplayatMatangSantubongCourseduringweekdays(exceptPublicHoliday)

Proposedby :Mr.GilbertHo(H0666) Secondedby:Mr.PeterGoh(G3315)


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ii) CompulsorybuggyusageforMatangandSantubongnineseffective20thAugust2018berevokedandtheoriginalrule(beforeMay2018)beinvokedwithimmediateeffect.

Proposedby :Mr.CollinFraserMacGillivray(C2223) Secondedby:Mr.BrangkaMunan(B1755)

ThemeetingdeliberatedthattheproposedmotionfortrolleypullingatMatangandSantubongbeallowedwithimmediateeffect.

AstherewasnootherbusinessandmostmembershavelefttheAGM,theChairmanadjournedthemeetingat1:45pmandthankedallthemembersfortheirsupport.

Chairman, YB Tan Sri Datuk Amar Haji Mohamad Morshidi Bin Abdul Ghani


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Seq. No.

Member ID

Name

1 A0409 ARBIDAUD

2 A0432 ABDULRAZAKHAJIMOHAMADHASSAN

3 A0750 ALBERTKEDIT

4 A0753 ABDULLAHSANISERUJI

5 A0802 ABDULGHANIETAHIR

6 A3050 ABDURAHIMBINDAWI

7 A3621 ABANGIBRAHIMABANGSALLEH

8 B1787 STEVENBONGJATSHIN

9 B2936 BAJURIJAUJI

10 C0113 JOHNCHAINYANCHAN

11 C0709 CHONGBOONKHIUN

12 C0934 CHUATECKKHENG

13 C1324 CHANKIMKUAY@CHRISTOPHERTAN

14 C2087 HILDACHANGPANGHENG

15 C2108 LUKECHEEHOWEYEW

16 C2223 COLINFRASERMACGILLIVRAY

17 C2309 CHANPAKSENG

18 C2382 HENRYCHUOKUONGHANG

19 C2587 CHEWPOVUNBOB

20 C2626 DAVIDCHANCHAUCHOON

21 C2628 CHAIKWANGCHENG

22 C2910 CHEWKHENGHAI

23 C3455 CHUAMINGHENG

24 C3633 ALEXCHANSOOKIAT

25 C7089 PETERCHIAYUNLING

26 D0099 DAVIDSANTANGANAKMICHAELSANTANG

27 D3630 DILLAHBINAHMAD

28 F0779 CELINEFOO

29 F3293 FRANCISVINCENTJOSEPHCHAPMAN

30 F3403 FERDINANDJANTINGMAURICE

Seq. No.

Member ID

Name

31 F7069 ROBIN FONG SOO JIN

32 G1383 DAVIDGOHSWEECHAU

33 G2515 TERENCEGOHYIHHOCK

34 G2861 PAULINEGANGUETBENG

35 G2866 ANDREWGOHENGLEONG

36 G3315 PETERGOHSOONYONG

37 H0666 GILBERTHOLEESENG

38 H0719 JORDANH'NGCHIHCHIEH

39 H0903 HIIPOHHIENG

40 H1330 HSIUNGKWOHWA

41 H3108 GEORGEHONNYANFOH

42 H3123 HAMZAHHASSAN

43 K1691 KHAIRA, SARBJIT SINGH

44 K1754 DAISYKONMUIKIM

45 K2467 KUANKIMLONG

46 K2823 KUEHHONGSIONG

47 K3579 KHO POH CHIA

48 K3698 KUEHHUAMEN

49 L0271 SIMONLAUHANHIONG

50 L0505 LIAKJINSENG

51 L1053 PATRICKLIEWCHINJOON

52 L1054 DAVIDSYLVESTERLINGSHENGTEE

53 L1158 LIMKIMHUI

54 L1969 LINGKHOKOOI

55 L2399 BERNARDLEEMENGHOCK

56 L2738 LIMSINKIAT

57 L2913 LEOLIMTECKJOO

58 L3089 LEEMIEWJIN

59 L3125 LIMTECKSWEE@LIMTECKYEE

60 L3381 JACKSONLIMKIMBOON

ATTENDANCE LIST OF THE 28TH KGS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

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Seq. No.

Member ID

Name

61 M0617 MOHAMADMORSHIDIBINABDULGHANI

62 M1184 JOSEPHMONG

63 M1894 MAZLANHJ.MOHAMADSALLEH

64 M2240 MOHAMEDBINNOR

65 M2837 ALFREDMOHCHOOTHIAN

66 M7057 MOHDNASIRBINHJHUSSAIN

67 N0634 NGUKEETIONG

68 N1357 NGYAPJOOJAY

69 N3448 NGUYIIHIENG

70 N7626 NIGELPHILIPBURLEY

71 O0344 BASILONGHOCKJEE

72 O1593 OSAHABINSUHAILI

73 P1923 PANCHEEFONG

74 P2232 GEORGEPANGKIAHEE

75 P2439 PHILIPOSENNICHOLL

76 R0425 ROBERTELONESIRENG

77 S0198 SOPHIANBINLOKMAN

78 S1281 SOPHII BIN HJ. NAWI

79 S2552 SUKIMANBINHAJIAINI

80 S2618 SIACHUISENG

81 S3001 SHAHARYHJ.ALIAS

82 S3061 SIMAIKKUANPETER

83 S3286 SIMYAWHANG

84 S3501 STEPHENMAUMATAHARYAKMAURICEBUJANG

85 T0036 TEOWHYEJIN

86 T0207 TEOSIOSONG

Seq. No.

Member ID

Name

87 T0961 TING BANG KONG

88 T1176 THENJOONHUA

89 T1394 SAMUELTIEWSIIMEW

90 T1482 TINGKEESUEN

91 T1853 TANKOKJUAY

92 T2566 TENGTUNGKONG@TANGTUNGKONGANDREW

93 T2648 ANTHONYTIONGKINGSIONG

94 T3491 DAVIDTIANGKUNGSENG

95 V1433 VOONWUITAT,MARK

96 W0185 WONGTINGCHUNG

97 W1097 WONGYOKTENG@WONGLOKTING

98 W1149 WONG ANN KHAN

99 W1296 WONGSIEWEEJANIE

100 W1328 WANGKHENGBOI

101 W1580 FREDDYWONG

102 W1919 WONG TING KANG

103 W2386 VINCETWONGSIEWSIENG

104 W2422 DANNYWEEBEESOON

105 W2965 ANNIEWONGMUKNGIIK

106 W7309 WANHASHIMBINTUANKUJOHAN

107 W7541 WONGKINGKIUMOSES

108 Y1891 YEEFAHCHONG

109 Y2179 JACOBYONGKINGHUAT

110 Y3406 YAKOPBINJALEL

111 Z2947 ZULKIFLIBINABRAZAK

ATTENDANCE LIST OF THE 28TH KGS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (cont’d)

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REPORT OF CAPTAIN’S COMMITTEE

1. Overview2. Golfing&Greens3. Tournament4. JuniorGolfDevelopmentProgram5. Rules6. BuggiesManagement7. Handicap8. LadiesSub-Committee9. Caddies10. Sports Activities11. Acknowledgement

1. OVERVIEW

1.1. Captain Committee:

Captain : Ar.HenryChuoKuongHang Golfing&Greens DeputyCaptain : Tn.HajiMazlanBinMohamadSalleh TournamentChairman LadyCaptain : Ms.CelineFoo LadiesGolf Mr.BajuriJauji RulesChairman Mr.LeoMambaAkSimpang DrivingRangeChairman Mr.SarbjitSinghKhaira HandicapChairman EncikYakopBinJalel Sports&JuniorDevelopmentChairman EncikHamzahHassan CaddiesChairman Mr.JayNgYapJoo BuggiesChairman

1.2. GREENS

1.2.1. Sub-committee

Chairman : Ar. Henry Chuo Kuong Hang Members : Tn.HajiMazlanBinMohamadSalleh EncikHamzahHassan EncikKasimGani Mr.LimLianHeng Mr.BobChew Dr.DavidSylvesterLingShengTee

1.2.2 Activities

1.2.3. Greens Report Subsoil Drainage

Before

After

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REPORT OF CAPTAIN’S COMMITTEE (cont’d)

1. OVERVIEW (cont’d)

1.2. GREENS (cont’d)

1.2.3. Greens Report (cont’d)

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Before After

Before

After

Before

After

Bunkers Renovation




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Before

After

Before

After





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Excavator ProjectDesilting Pond Siol 9

and Demak 10

Pond 12 Santubong Clearing Aquatic Weeds

in Progress

Greens

Topdress Greens and Drag Sand

Turf Up Bare Area on Siol Demak Greens





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Repair Vare Patches on Siol Pracrice Green

Trim Pine TreesAlong EntranceRoad

Road Repair

Trimming

Trim Cocount Tress


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Machinery

Tru Turf Rollers = 1 Unit Golf Greeens Roller Delivered on 05th April 2019

Groundmaster 7210 W/O Deck = 1 Unit Delivered on 28th May 2019

New Jacobsen Ride-On Greens Mower = 1 UnitNew Turfco Torrent 11 Debris Blower + 1 UnitDelivered on 19th June 2019

Toro Grounds master 7210 W/O Deck TE 30487TC = 1 Unit Cutting Deck 72” SD GM 360 = 1 UnitDelivered on 16th August 2019


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Course Preparation

Preparation for the tournament started in Feb. Ponding bunkers in Matang / Santubong wererepairedbyre-doingthesubsoildrainageanderodedslopeswerepaddedwithsoilandre-turfedwithZoysiaspecies.Allin70bunkerswererepaired.

Greens,tees,fairways,roughandbunkerslopeswerefertilized.Pestanddiseasecontrolprogramwascarriedoutregularly.

Asthetournamentdrewnearer,mowingfrequencywasalsoincreased.SubsoildrainagewasalsodoneonsoggyareasinthefairwaysandroughsofMatang/Santubong.

Buggy Parking on Teebox

Golf Course View During MAO


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1.2.3. Greens Report (cont’d) Asfarofthegolfcourseisconcerned,theMAOwasasuccessbasedonthefeedbackgivenbythe

playersandtournamentreferees.HoweversuccessincoursepreparationwasnoteasybecauseitwasheldalmostimmediatelyafteradoublecelebrationofGawaiandHariRaya.

Course Improvements

ourse improvement done to date:

Bunker Repairs

i. Subsoil Drainage

• Matang–Completedallbunkers(45) • Santubong–Alldoneexcept5more(36done)atholes15,16.17

ii. Turfingofslopewasdoneonalmostallcriticalbunkers inMatang/Santubong.Howeverworkstillneededtoaddthetail-endofthesebunkerstoabetterfinish.Somebunkerslopeswillnotbeturfedastheyarenottoosteep.

Iwish to take this opportunity to thank theCourse SuptMr Paramjit and hisCourse andGroundStafffortheirhardworkandcommitmenttoensurethecourseisingoodcondition.

2. TOURNAMENT

2.1. Sub-committee

Chairman : TuanHajiMazlanBinMohamadSalleh Members : EncikAbangIbrahimBinAbangSalleh Mr.TommyLiChiauTong Mr.SarbjitSinghKhaira Mr.StephenMauMataharyAk.MauriceBujang EncikYakopBinJalel

2.2. Tournaments

2.2.1. Tournaments held in 2019: • KGSHappyNewYearJanuaryMonthlyMedal -26.1.2019 • KGSJuniorMonthlyMedal -27.1.2019 • PGABSMonthlyMedal -27.1.2019 • SeniorGolfersBallsweep -29.1.2019 • TheRomanticFebruaryMedal -17.2.2019 • ChapGohMehProsperityGolfTournament -23.2.2019 • KGS-OBYUInterTeamMatchPlay -24.2.2019to14.4.2019 • InterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenTawauGolfClub&KGS -3.3.2019 • AquamarineMarchMedal -16.3.2019 • SeniorGolferBallsweepcombinedwithKGSJuniorMonthlyMedal -28.3.2019 • EnvironmentAprilMedal -7.4.2019 • InterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenBruneiLadiesGolfAssociation&KGS -10.4.2019 • InterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenPalmResortGolf&CountryClub&KGS -13.4.2019 • InterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenKelabRahmanPutraMalaysia&KGS -20.4.2019 • KGSJuniorMonthlyMedal -21.4.2019 • SarawakCharityGolfForRuralKids -28.4.2019 • PGABSGolf -1.5.2019 • MethodistGolf -3.5.2019 • Mother’sDayMonthlyMedal -4.5.2019


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2. TOURNAMENT (cont’d)

2.2. Tournaments (cont’d)

2.2.1. Tournaments held in 2019:

• ForestryGolf -4.5.2019 • HornbillGolf -11.5.2019 • KGS Junior Short Game - 26.5.2019 • HTCChurchGolf -8.6.2019 • KGSGawaiGolf&OpenHouse -15.6.2019 • 117thMalaysianAmateurOpen -21to23.6.2019 • KGSRayaGolf&RumahTerbukaAidilfitri -29.6.2019 • Father’sDayJuneMedal -30.6.2019 • SarawakClassic -13to14.7.2019 • SarawakIndependenceDayJulyMedal -27.7.2019 • PGABSMonthlyMedal -30.7.2019 • PusakaGolf -3.8.2019 • InterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenTheKeppelClub&KGS -4.8.2019 • HornbillFellowshipGolf -10.8.2019 • TheInauguralKGSJuniorGolfOpenChampionship -13to15.8.2019 • KGSCaptain’sAlumniGolf -17.8.2019 • TeochewGolfersGolf -17.8.2019 • EtiqaGolf -18.8.2019 • SarawakSeniorAmateurClosed -24to25.8.2019 • KoreanGolf -31.8.2019 • PGABSMonthlyMedal -31.8.2019 • P194Golf -7.9.2019 • MalaysianOrangUluGolf -8.9.2019 • DPTSDrGeorgeChanBirthdayGolf -14.9.2019 • PGMGolf -15to21.9.2019 • KGSClubChampionship -28to29.9.2019 • DiwaliOctoberMedal -12.10.2019 • PGABSMonthlyMedal -20.10.2019 • InterCommunityGolf -26.10.2019 • MalaysiavsKoreaFriendlyMatch -27.10.2019 • Senior Amateur Open - 2 to 3.11.2019 • SarawakChiefMinister’sCup -26to28.11.2019

2.2.2. Chap Goh Meh Prosperity Golf was successfully held on 23rd February 2019

PresentationofcharityfundbyClubCaptainMrHenryChuotoCharitableOrganisation


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TeamCaptainJ&J5,Mr.KuaYangHockreceivingtheChallengeTrophyfromYBhgTanSriDatukSeriPanglimaSulongB.MatJeraie,ChairmanofPetra

EnergyPartofOBYUGroup

TeamChampion:J&J5

GrandLuckyDrawWinner


2.2. Tournaments (cont’d) 2.2.3. KGS-OBYU Inter Team Match Play Championship 2019- YBhg Tan Sri Haji Bustari Yusuf Challenge

Trophywas held from 24th February until 14th April 2019

2.2.4. KGS Monthly Medals have revived back the KGS Monthly Medals


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2.2. Tournaments (cont’d) 2.2.4. KGS Monthly Medals have revived back the KGS Monthly Medals (cont’d)

2.2.5. KGS Gawai Golf & Open House 2019 was held on Saturday, 15th June 2019

2.2.6. KGSRayaGolf&RumahTerbukaAidilfitriwasheldonSaturday,29th June 2019.

HandoverofprizebyGuestOfHonour,YBMrMalcolmMussenLamoh

GroupphotowiththeOrganisingCommitteeandAnak-anakyatimafterthepresentationof“DuitRaya”.

GrandLuckyDrawwinnerreceiveoneunitofModenasMR2motocycle


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2.2. Tournaments (cont’d) 2.2.7. The 117th Malaysian Amateur Open was held from 20th to 23rd June 2019. More than 22 countries

took part in this event.

2.2.8. Sarawak Classic 2019 was held successfully on 13th & 14th July 2019.

ArrivalofYBDatukHajiAbdulKarimRahmanHamzah,MinisterofTourism,Arts,Culture,YouthAndSports

Photo session during the Prize Giving Ceremony at KGS Restaurant

HandoverofMenandLadiesChallengetrophiesatKGS Practice Green

Refereesondutyduring117thMalaysianAmateur Open 2019

HandoverofChallengeTrophiesbyMrHenryChuoClubCaptainandMsCelineFooLadyCaptaintoYBhgDatuk

Patinggi Tan Sri Dr George Chan Hong Nam

MrLeeKaTung,ChampionforMen’sCategory


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2.2. Tournaments (cont’d) 2.2.8. Sarawak Classic 2019 was held successfully on 13th & 14th July 2019. (cont’d)

2.2.9. Pusaka Golf was held on Saturday, 3rd August 2019.

3.3.0. KGS Captains’ Alumni Golf was held on 17th August 2019

MsMirabelTingErnHui,ChampionforLadiesCategory

St Joseph School

Sacred Heart School

Best Dressed: Sacred Heart School

GrandLuckyDrawWinner

St Thomas School

TanjongLobangCollege

Team Champion: St Thomas School


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2.2. Tournaments (cont’d) 3.3.1. 10th Senior Amateur Closed was successfully held on 24th & 25th August 2019.

3.3.2. P194 Golf Challenge Trophy was held on Saturday, 7th September 2019


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3.3.2. P194 Golf Challenge Trophy was held on Saturday, 7th September 2019 (cont’d)

3.3.3. The Malaysian Orang Ulu Golf Association was held on Sunday, 8th September 2019.

3.3.4. PGM Golf was held on 18th to 21st September 2019.


PGMGolf2019–Champion

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2.2. Tournaments (cont’d) 3.3.5. KGS Club Championship was held on 28th & 29th September 2019.

3.3.6. Sarawak Inter-Community Golf (YB Tan Sri William Mawan Championship Trophy) was held on 26th October 2019.

3.3.7. Malaysia vs Korea was held on 27th October 2019

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3.3.8. The 26thSarawakSeniorAmateurOpenGolfChampionship,(DatukPatinggiTanSriDrGeorgeChanHongNamChallengeTrophy)washeldon2nd to 3rd November 2019

Senior Amateur Open 2019 Champion :MrMuasHjSebli

4. JUNIOR GOLF DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

4.1. Sub-committee

Chairman : EncikYakopBinJalel Members : EncikAbangIbrahimBinAbangSalleh Mr.BasilOng Mr.AlhishamBinAzhari

4.2. Activities:

4.2.1 Junior Golf Programme

There are 116 juniors in the programme. 84 are KGS junior members while 32 are non-members under the coaching of Pro Malkit Singh.


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HandlingOverofTrophytoOverallChampionsGirlandBoyatthePracticeGreenbyGuestofHonour,YBDatukHajiAbdulKarimRahmanHamzah,MinisterofTourism,Arts,Culture,Youth&SportstoPatronofKGSJunior

GolfOpenChampionship,YBhgDatinPatinggiPuanSriDatukWiraLornaEnanMuloonChan.

4. JUNIOR GOLF DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (cont’d)

4.2. Activities: (cont’d)

4.2.1 Junior Golf Programme (cont’d)

Junior Golf Programme at the Driving Range

4.2.2. Junior Monthly Medal and Short Games

4.2.3. The Inaugural KGS Junior Golf Open Championship was successfully held on 13th to 15th August 2019.

ThelaunchingceremonywasofficiatedbyYangBerhormatDatukHajiAbdulKarimRahmanHamzah,MinisterofTourism,Arts,Culture,Youth&SportsandwitnessedbyYangBerbahagiaDatinPatinggiPuanSriDatukWiraLornaEnanMuloonChan,PatronofKGSJuniorOpenGolfChampionship2019.


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4.2.4. Welcoming Hi-Tea

4.2.5. Prize Giving Ceremony


PresentationofMementobyMrHenryChuo,ClubCaptaintoPatronofKGSJuniorGolfOpenChampionship,YBhgDatinPatinggiPuan

SriDatukWiraLornaEnanMuloonChan

OverallGirlsChampion:MsAngelHii OverallBoysChampion:MrCaydenKongZeWen

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4.2.4. Welcoming Hi-Tea

5. RULES

5.1. Sub-committee

Chairman : EncikBajuriJauji Members : EncikDillahBinAhmad TuanHajiMohdNasirBinHajiHussain EncikSahdiBinSema’on@SaadiBinSama’on

5.2. Activities

5.2.1 RulesBriefingandOn-coursePracticeTest

FourBriefingsandanOn-CoursePracticalTestwereconductedasstatedbelow:

Date Members Non-Members Caddies Total9.2.2019 11 4 10 25

27.4.2019 10 2 - 1213.7.2019 17 - - 175.10.2019 15 - - 15

5.2.2. MGA-Level 1 Rules School MGALevelwasconductedon20thDecember2019atKGSandattendedby31participants

asstatedbelow:

1. KelabGolfMiri 2 persons2. KelabGolfBintulu 3 persons3. Samarahan Country Club 2 persons4. DamaiGolf&CountryClub 2 persons5. KGS Juniors 6 persons6. KGSActivitiesStaff 3 persons7. KGSMembers 13 persons

TheMGALevelOneRulesSchoolmoderatorwasMrBajuriJaujiandthepresenterswereMrSahdiandMrLauHuiKui.


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5. RULES

5.2. Activities

5.2.3. MGA-Level 2 Rules School

Eight(8)MembersfromKelabGolfSarawakattendedtheMGA-Level2RulesSchoolon23rd&24thFebruary2019atKotaPermaiGolf&CountryClubatShahAlam,Selangor.

Listedbelowarethefollowingmembers:

• HajiHat@BongHataMarzuki -H3265 • HajiMohdNasirHajiHussain -M7057 • HajiMasriJuni -M2720 • EncikKasimGani -K0391 • EncikWailiHajiAbang -W3189 • MsLiaRajemahSharmaineBtShahMina(junior) -S3186-2 • EncikMohamadDzurKaefBtShahMinan(junior) -S3186-3

5.2.4. Apprentice

Five (5)Members fromKelabGolf Sarawak have been trained as anApprentice to be qualifiedRefereesinfuture.Listedbelowarethefollowingmembers:

• EncikWailiHajiAbang -KGS-ObyuInterTeamMatchPlay2019 • LiaRajemahSharmainie -KGS-ObyuInterTeamMatchPlay2019 • HajiHat@BongHataMarzuki -117thMalaysianAmateurOpen2019 • HajiMohdNasirHussain -117thMalaysianAmateurOpen2019 • EncikKasimGani -117thMalaysianAmateurOpen2019

MsLiaRajemahSharmainieBtShahMinanandEncikMohamedDzurKaefBinShahMinanreceivingtheircertificatesofachievementforattendingtheMGA-RulesSchoolLevel2fromMrHenryChuoKuongHang,KGSClubCaptain.StandingbesidewereMrBajuriJauji,KGSRulesChairman,MrDillahAhmad,SGARulesChairmanandMrMichaelTangTungSeng,KGSGeneralManager.


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6. BUGGIES

6.1. Sub-committee

Chairman : MrJayNgYapJoo Member : MrLimLianHeng

6.1.1 Activities

• TherevenueforthebuggyusagehadincreasedsinceJanuarythisyear. • Thereplacementofbuggytyresandservicingweredonecontinuously.

7. HANDICAP

7.1. Sub-committee

Chairman : MrSarbjitSinghKhaira Members : EncikWailiHjAbang MrStephenMauMataharyakMauriceBujang MrDillahBinAhmad MrOngThianChuan

7.2. Activities

• Themonitoringofnon-submissionofscorecardsisinprogress. • Modificationofhandicapwasdoneaccordinglyaftereachtournamentevent.

7.2.1. ModificationofHandicapwasdoneaccordinglyforthefollowingevents:

Month Golfing EventsJanuary •KGSHappyNewYearJanuaryMedalFebruary •TheRomanticFebruaryMedal

March •ChapGohMehProsperityGolf•AquamarineMarchmedal

April •EnvironmentAprilMedalMay •KGS-OBYUMatchplayTeamCaptainBallsweep

•Mother’sDayMayMedalJune •KGSGawaiGolf&OpenHouseJuly •KGSHariRayaGolf&RumahTerbukaAidilfitri

•Father’sDayJuneMedal•SarawakClassic

August •SarawakIndependenceDayJulyMedal•PusakaGolf

September • KGS Captains’ Alumni•10thSeniorAmateurClosedGolf•P194PetraJayaGolfChallengeTrophy

October • KGS Club Championship •DiwaliOctoberMedal


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7. HANDICAP (cont’d)

7.2. Activities (cont’d)

7.2.2. Statistic for Handicap Assesment

Month No. of Golfer attended the Handicap AssessmentFebruary 1March 4May 4July 7

August 3Total: 19

7.2.3. Statistic for Non-submission of Scorecard

Month No. of Golfer attended the Handicap AssessmentJanuary 8February 12March 17April 27May 22

June 11July 5

8. LADIES SUB-COMMITTEE

8.1. Sub-committee

Chairperson : MsCelineFoo Members : PnNorzanBujang MsLeeMiewJin PnMaranaBteMohamadSahari MdmMartinaSimMengKee MdmLivanDeng MdmKimMiKyeong

8.2. Activities

8.2.1. BorneoLadiesGolfChallengeTrophywasheldatHotSpringGolf&CountryClub,Sabah.21ladiesfrom Kelab Golf Sarawak participated as part of the 48-strong Sarawak team. Team Sarawakfinishedin2ndplace.Alltop4playersintheteamwerefromKGS.


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8. LADIES SUB-COMMITTEE (cont’d)

8.2. Activities (cont’d) 8.2.2. BusyBees(KGSLadiesMonthlyMedal)ison-goingfor2019.LatifahBujangisthe2018QueenBee.

8.2.3. OtherLadiesGolfgamesinclude:

• LuckyPickPartnership • SarawakvsKoreanLadies

Someladiesalsoparticipatedinthehome&awayInter-Clubs.DuringtheMalaysianAmateurOpen(MAO)heldatKGS,someofourladieswerevolunteersservingasasscorersandrovers.

CharityGolfwillbeheldinOctober(BreastCancerAwarenessMonth)whereallfundscollectedwillbedonatedtoSarawakBreastCancerSupportGroup,anNGOadoptedbyKGSladygolfers.

9. CADDIES

9.1. Sub-committee

Chairman : MrHamzahHassan Members : MrAbdillahBinDolhan

9.2. Activities

CaddybriefingwasconductedregularlyattheCaddyShed.


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10. SPORTS ACTIVITIES

10.1. Sub-committee

Chairman : EncikYakopBinJalel Members : EncikRuslanBujang EncikHafiszRachmanBinDrahman MrFrancisFooHwaMin MrJosephTingTiewKing MrDerekChee

10.2. Activities

10.2.1. KGSTennisOpenwassuccessfullyheldon23rd to 24thMarch2019

10.2.2. 3rdEditionKGSTennisInvitationalCompetitionheldon26th October 2019

ThetournamentwasgracedbythepresenceofYBhgTanSriDatukAmarHajiMohamadMorshidiBinAbdulGhani, theDeputyPresidentofKelabGolfSarawak,whowas joinedbyKGSHonorarySecretary, Ms. Pauline Gan Guet Beng and Lea Holdings (M) Sdn. Bhd.Managing Director, Mr.RaymondSimHeePang.Thetournamentwhichtookplaceon26th–27thOctober2019attracted54 participants.

KGS expressed gratitude and appreciation to Lea Holdings (M) Sdn. Bhd. for their continuoussponsorshipofthetournament.

Deputy President presenting momento to LeaHoldings(M)Sdn.Bhd.ManagingDirector,

Mr.RaymondSimHeePang.

KGSrepresentativeleadbyMr.FrancisFoo.

KGSDeputyPresident,YBhgTanSriDatukAmarHajiMohamadMorshidiBinAbdulGhaniofficiatingtheevent.


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10. SPORTS ACTIVITIES (cont’d)

10.2. Activities (cont’d)

10.2.2. 3rdEditionKGSTennisInvitationalCompetitionheldon26th October 2019 (cont’d)

10.2.3. TheKGSBadmintonClosedwassuccessfullyheldon23rd to 25th August 2019

11. DRIVING RANGE

11.1. Sub-committee

Chairman : MrLeoMambaAkSimpang Members : MrWilfredMujahAkAton

MrAmbroseAkJarat MrPatrickOngEngChoon 11.1.2. Activities GolfTalkandGolfClinicconductedbyMrChrisLeefromHeadCoachandPrincipalofAnKGolf

InternationalAcademyon28th&29th September 2019

MaksakRegularsemergedaschampion


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TheCaptain’sCommitteewouldliketotakethisopportunitytothankourPresident,YABChiefMinisterofSarawakDatukPatinggi(Dr)AbangHajiAbdulRahmanZoharibinTunAbangHajiOpengforhisleadershipandsupport.

ThankyoutoourDeputyPresidentTanSriDatukAmarHajiMohamadMorshidibinAbdulGhaniforhisguidanceandexpertise.

MysincerethankstoallKGSmembers,sponsors,SarawakGolfAssociation,SeniorGolfersSocietyofSarawakandotherAssociationsfortheirgeneroussponsorship,contributionsandsupportrenderedtotheClub.

ThankyoutoallKGSstaffandManagementfortheircommitmentandhardwork.

NotforgettingtherestoftheManagementCommitteefortheireffortandcooperation.

Wishing All Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2020

Ar. Henry Chuo Kuong HangClub Captain

11. DRIVING RANGE (cont’d)

11.1.2. Activities (cont’d)

GolfClinicatKGSDrivingRangeon29thSeptember2019

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REPORT OF THE MEMBERSHIP AND ESTABLISHMENT COMMITTEE

Chairman : Ir.GaniBinMatahir

Members : Ms.PaulineGanBengGuet Mr.FrancisVincentChapman Ar. Henry Chuo Kuong Hang

MEMBERSHIP

ThetotalnumberofMembersasattheendoffinancialyearstandsat3000.

Thebreakdownonthenumberofmembershipisperbelow

Individual 2868IndividualTransferable 2862IndividualNon-Transferable 6

Corporate 55CorporateTransferable 42 CorporateNon-Transferable 13

Term 70GovernmentTermMember 55TermMembershipForNonMalaysian 2TermMembershipForMalaysian 13

Life 4

Honorary 3

Total 3000

Thirty (30) IndividualTransferableMembershipapplicationshadbeenapprovedduring thefinancial year through theTransferableMembershipScheme.

Meanwhile, under the Junior Conversion Membership, a total of two (2) Junior Membership Applications had beenreceivedandapprovedwhilefive(5)TermMembershipforMalaysianCitizenswereapprovedduringthisfinancialyear.

Value of Membership

ThevalueoftheKGSMembershippriceareasbelow:

IndividualTransferableMembership : RM25,000.00CorporateTransferableMembership : RM40,000.00TermMembershipEntranceFeeperyear(Foreigner) : RM4,000.00TermMembershipForMalaysianCitizen : RM1,500.00

ESTABLISHMENT MATTERS

1. General Manager

Mr.TangTungSenghasbeenengagedwitheffectfrom1stMarch2019forthisposition.

2. HR/Operation Executive

HR/Operation Executive, Ms Noorfiza Binti Sani, had tendered her resignation on 4th September 2019. TheManagementisinthemidstofreviewingapplicationsfortheposition.

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4. Security Chief

SecurityChief,Mr.JoshawaAk.Lajang,hadresignedeffective31stJuly2019andtheManagementisinthemidstoffinalizingtherightcandidatestobeemployedasthenewSecurityChief.

5. Staff Strength

AsofOctober2019,thebreakdownofstaffareasfollow:

1. GeneralManager - 1 2. Finance - 9 3. Admin/HR - 3 4. Activities - 31 Breakdown:

ActivitiesManager - 1 ActivitiesExecutive - 3 (Golfing&Non-Golfing) Gymnasium - 1 Racquet/Driving Range - 3 Library - 1 GolfingStaff(incl.Supervisor) - 8 Marshall - 3 Buggy Centre (Incl. Supervisor) - 6 Registration Counter - 2 SeniorClerk(ActivitiesOffice) - 1 SeniorClerk(MembershipOffice) - 1 ActivitiesClerk - 1

5. Operation&Maintenance - 21 6. Security - 15 7. GolfCourseMaintenance - 77 8. GolferLoungeAttendant - 1

Total 158

6. National Minimum Wage Order

The Minimum Wages Order (Amendment) 2018 came into effect nationwide on 1st January 2019. The newMinimumWagesOrder(Amendment)2018hasfixedwagesatRM1,100.00permonthandRM5.29perhourforanemployeewhoispaidonhourlybasis.

Atotalof40employeesoutof156KGSemployeesareaffectedundertheaboveorder.

TheabovewagesadjustmenthadincurredtheClubanadditionalsumofRM44,284.80peryear.

7. Minimum Retirement Age Act, 2012 (Act 753)

Asprovidedundersection4 (1)of theMinimumRetirementAgeAct2012 (MRA), theClubhas implement theminimumretirementageofsixty(60)yearseffective1stJuly2013.

Nevertheless,theEstablishmentCommitteehasextendedtheserviceofthreestaffmemberswhohavereachedtheretirementageinyear2019.TherearetwofromHousekeepingSectionandonefromGolfCourseMaintenanceDepartmentbasedontheirHOD’srecommendationsandtakingintoconsiderationtheirgoodhealthconditionandworkperformance.

Lastbutnotleast,IwouldliketoplaceonrecordmyappreciationtomyfellowCommiteemembersfortheiruntiringeffortand commitment.

Thankyou.

Ir. Gani Bin Matahir Chairman

REPORT OF THE MEMBERSHIP AND ESTABLISHMENT COMMITTEE (cont’d)

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Chairman : Mr.LeoMambaAk.Simpang Members : Mr.LinusLunsongJanti En.RedzuanBinHamdan Mr.WilfredMujahAkAton

1. LOST AND FOUND PROPERTY

AnyItemfoundonKGSGolfCourse,thecarparkorintheClubHousewillbehandedtoSecurityDepartmentforsafekeeping.Ifanitemhasconsiderablevaluee.g.walletanactiveattemptwillbemadetofindtheowner.

AnunclaimedpersonalitemwillcontinuetobekeptintheLost&Foundshowcaseuntilsuchatimeasitisreturnedtoitsowner.

2. INSPECTION OF FIRE AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT

AroutineinspectionwasconductedonallfireextinguishersattheClubHouse,GCMworkshopandBuggyCentre.Someoftheextinguisherswererelocatedtoensurethattheyarequicklyandeasilyaccessibleintheeventoffireincident.

3. REMOVING OF DANGEROUS TREE

Thetreesonourcourseandcarparkarereviewedfortheriskofthemtopplingintheeventofstrongwinds.Theyarecutdownwhendeemednecessaryforsafetyreasons.

4. UNAUTHORIZED BALL PICKERS AND INTRUDERS

Due to theporous fencing it ispossible forballpickersand intruders toaccessourgolfcourse. TheSecurityDepartmenthasincreasedsurveillanceactivitiesincludingajointoperationwithIPPDKuchingtominimiseintrusion.

5. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

TheClub’sactive role inensuringstaffsafety isofmajor importance.TheManagementhasprovidedPPE (eg.protectivegoggles,gloves,harness)forstaffespeciallythoseintheOperation&MaintenanceandGCMDepartmenttominimiseexposuretosafetyhazard.

Iwouldliketoexpressmysinceregratitudetoallcommittee,ClubandstaffmembersfortheircooperationaswestrivetoimprovethesafetyandsecurityoftheClubforall.

Leo Mamba Ak. SimpangChairman

REPORT OF THE HEALTH, SAFETY & SECURITY COMMITTEE

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REPORT OF HOUSE, FACILITIES AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

Chairman : Mr.TerenceGohYihHock

Members : Mr.BoonCheeKhian,Mike Ir.Hj.TalhaBinHj.Affendi Ms.CelineFoo

Anotheryearhaspassedon,theHFMDhadtakensomepositivemeasuretoimproveandenhancethein-housefacilitiesforthemembers.ThisrequiresleadershipinHFDCareaandit’salignmentwiththeEstablishment,Finance,F&B&GCMcommittees, togetherwithsupport&collaborationfromthecommunityofmembersofKelabGolfSarawak,butmostimportantlyistheculturesofcustomerserviceandprofessionalismfromallthatrepresentsHFMD.

Majorimprovementworkshadbeenundertakenbyboththeengineeringandmaintenanceteamsoverthepastyearareasfollows:-

3keysareasthatHFMDtakenoverthepreviousyearsare,1. Focusonkeypreventivetonecessarymaintenanceareasidentified.2. Utilizinghousecapabilities.3. Costsavinginitiativetoreducecostsofmaterials.

Completed works throughout the years.

i) Soil Erosion Containment & Drainage improvement

Thedrainhascollapsedduetotheerosionofthebottomandsidesofthedrain(scouring).Soilerosionoccurswhenthewaterpassedthroughthecrackedliningbetweenthedrainchannelandproducedawaterpathunderneaththedrain.

Thewaterbeneathwillcarrythesoil,excavatingacavityandthedraineventuallycollapse. ReconstructionisfullydonebyinhouseOperation&Maintenancestaff. TotalcostRm187.80(minimalcostincurredduetoutilizingmaterialsinstock.)

ii) Golfers Changing Room water controlled pump panel & Buggy Centre CCTV restoration.

GolfchangingroomwaterpumpcontrolpanelandtheBuggyCenterCCTVisdamagedduetolightningincident(Monday30thJuly2018atapproximately4.30pm).

An insurance claim has been lodged and respectively contractors have been called to inspect and quotations has been obtained.

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ThedamagedcontrolpanelisrepairedbyASCSYSTEMCONTROLSDNBHDwheretheyhavegivenusthelowestprice among 4 quotations that have been obtained.

CCTVlocatedatthefrontandtherearofthebuggycenterhasbeenrepairedbyD&DCCTV(awardedforlowestbitquotation)onthe13thofDecember2018.

TheyhavereplacedtwooftheCCTVandanetworkcable.

Front CCTV Rear CCTV

iii) Steam Room Boiler This is one challenging &momentous task undertaken bymaintenance team due to lack of information and

engineeringdatanotbeenavailable.MucheffortsandstudywereputinbytheHFMDcommitteemembersandtheinhousemaintenanceteamtoresolvetheproblemsidentifiedandfindingasolutiontoputthesteambathbacktoworkingconditions.Abriefinformationonsteamboilerasfollows,Replacingdamagedparts-heatercoil,cutouthighlimitpressurecontrolswitch,waterfeedcontrollerandrestoration.

Themaincauseofthedamagedheatercoilcamefromthewatersupply(hardwater)itself.Thehardwaterinwaterheatersmayleadtoreducedheatefficiencyandmayshortentheheatercoilslifespan.Theheatingofhardwaterwhichcontainshighconcentrationsofminerals,generallycausesscaledepositsandsedimentstobuildupintheheater.Thedepositactsasabarrier,insulatesthewaterfromtheheatercoilandforcingittorunlongertoheatthewater,causingittooverheatanddeterioratethecoil.Theboileritselfhastobecleaned,checkedandtestedfordurability(duetoitsage)beforehandedoutforusage.Theprocessistimeconsumingandduetotheraresparepartswehavetowaitforacertainperiodbeforeanyrepairscanbedone.(Noreproductionforsuchboiler).RepairdonebyElcomSupplies&ServicesCo.withtotalcostRM6000.00

AtemporarywaterpumpcontrolpanelissuppliedbyASCSYSTEMfortheconvenienceoftheclubmemberswhilewaitingforthecontrolpanelbeingrepaired.

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iv) Golfers Lounge Golfer’sLoungeairconditioning.(Purchasingofanewoutdoorcondensingunit) Golfer’s Lounge air-con, 100,000 BTU, 10hp (purchased on 2005) broke down on the 16th March 2019.

4respectiveairconcontractorsGT-AirConditiongService,LCJEnterprise,Ting’sM&EandMerlionB.SdnBhdcametoinspectandtheyhaveconfirmedtheGolfer’sLoungeairconditioninghasacompressorfaulty.

Golfer’sLoungeairconditioninghasbeenreplacedwithanewoutdoorunitbyTing’sM&Eonthe25thApril2019withthecostofRM9800.00(includinginstallation).

v) GCM Staff Parking Shed Golfcoursemaintenancemotorcycleparking.(RequestedbyGCMstaff) ConstructionofGolfCourseMaintenancemotorcycleparkingisdonebyinhouseOperation&Maintenancestaff.

Theparkingcanaccommodatemorethan20motorcyclesatonetime.Startedonthe16thApril2019andcompletedonthe7thMay2019.TotalcostsRM3841.50(underGCMfinancialbudget).

vi) Swimming pool water heater. (Replacement of damaged parts) Fourwaterheatertankshavebrokendownduetothedamageofheatingelementanditsthermostat. Thesewaterheatertanksfeedbothmale&femaleswimmingpoolchangingroom.ElcomEngineeringhasbeen

called to replace theheatingelementand the thermostat.The replacementof theheatingelement (4nos)andthermostat(4nos)costsRM1700.00(includinglaborcharge).


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vii) Buggy track. (Rebuilding and restoration) ThereconstructionofbuggytrackwasdoneduringthemonthofJune.ConcretegradeC30wasusedasitwasthe

idealgradeforbuggytracks.Atotalof4cementtrucksfromQualityConcrete(QC)wasdeployedtofullyfilledtheneedsof70meters(intotal)ofbuggytrackpartiallyatSiolhole1,Siolhole7,Demakhole17andSantubonghole15.TotalcostRM6513.50(underMalaysianAmateurOpenfinancialplan).

viii) Restroom drainage. (Slope erosion).

Repairworkshasbeencompletedbyin-housestaffusingleftoversmaterialssuchasPVCpipesandcementstoreplacetheconcretedrain.Commencedonthe31stofJuly2019andcompletedonthe2ndofAugust2019.Zerocostincurredduetoutilizingmaterialsinstock.

ix) Surau Level 2. (Partition) InordertocomplywithSyariahrequirementtosegregatetheAblutionareaandprayingareaformaleandfemale

Surauarealevel2,hasbeenrenovatedandconstructed.Therenovationcommencedonthe21stofAugust2019and completed on the 9th September 2019. Gypsum’s board is being use as the partition. It is a Non-combustible materialaccordingtoBS476:Part6&7.


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X) Swimming Pool Pump

Theentireoperationoftheswimmingpoolisdictatedbytheoperationofthepump.Thecleaningsystemcannot,ingeneral,operatewithoutthemainpump,andthepoolwatercannotbefilteredwithoutthemainpumpoperating.Withintheyear2019weencounter2majorproblemstoourswimmingpoolpump.(Pump1andPump2.)

Pumpnumber1hasbearingfaultywhichthebearingarewornoutduetothemechanicalwear. Meanwhilepumpnumber2hasaburnedoutmotorandrewindingstatorcoilhasbeendonetoresolvetheproblem.

Works in progress.

Thesearesomeof theworksarecurrentlybeingperformbyour inhousemaintenancestaffs.UponthecompletionsworkswillbeupdatedatourOperations&MaintenancenoticeboardlocatedatthefrontofMainchangingroomandtheSwimmingpoolarea.

i) Golf Changing Room . (Sagging ceiling due to condensation)

Condensation occurs when warm air collides with cold surfaces, or when there’s too much humidity in theatmosphere.Whenthismoisture-packedwarmaircomesintocontactwithachillysurface,itcoolsdownquicklyandreleasesthewater,whichturnsintoliquiddropletsonthecoldsurface.

TheManagementCommitteehasproposedtobuilddoorstopreventthemoisturefromtheshowerroomintothechangingroom.Theshowerroomisanopenareaandhasabigopeningwhichcirculatesoutsideair.Malechangingroomhastwounitsofair-curtainsandoneunitatfemalechangingroom,butisnotefficientenoughtopreventthemoisturefromentering.

Inclosing,wemustrecognizedthegoodworkandeffortbymysubcommitteemembers,themaintenanceandengineeringteams&staffsofKGS.IalsowouldliketoepxressmysincerethankstotheManagementCommitteeofKGSfortheirsupportandadviceandtoallmembersofKGSwhomhadcontributedbeitinkindorservicesforthebettermentofKGS.

WishingEveryoneaMerryChristmasandAHappyNewYear.

Terence Goh Yih HockChairman


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REPORT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL, LEGAL AND DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE

Chairman : Sarbjit Singh Khaira

Members : TuanHajiMazlanBinMohamadSalleh MadamChanSiewYan Mr.GeorgeChapman MrTrabawanMandi MrDillahBinAhmad

The Constitutional, Legal and Disciplinary Committee is a new committee. The task of this committee is to oversee the need for amendments to our constitution and its compliance, the Club’s legal position in respect to any potential suits or breaches including the recovery of debts owing to our club. The central, however, is to hear and deliberate on disciplinary complaints received against members.

Constitution

The committee was invited on numerous occasions to advice the Management Committee on matters related to the KGS constitution including proposed amendments.

Legal

The committee has been continuously advising the Management Committee on the club’s legal position in respect of various issues that arose. These include the recovery of debts, labour issues, contracts with external parties, tenancy of club outlets and potential legal claims.

Disciplinary

The committee has been kept busy with numerous complaints that were lodged. There has been an upward trend in respect of the number of complaints received in 2019 compared to 2018. This a worrying trend and the committee urges all members to be compliant to club rules and respect fellow members.

In the year 2018 we received a total of 11 cases ranging from dangerous play, buggies on fairway, illegal crossovers, damaging of greens, etc. We are pleased to say that all the cases have been disposed off.

In the year 2019, we have received a total of 21 complaints to date for dangerous play, buggies on fairway, overtaking of flights, slow play, damaging of tee boxes, improper attire etc. The committee has on numerous occasions serve to educate and merely warn members of their breaches. Of late, however, the matter of dangerous play on the course has become alarming. The committee, with the endorsement of the Management Committee, decided to suspend 3 golfers from golfing activities for various periods. The committee also decided to impose fines on golfers who damaged the course either for driving their buggy on it when they were not permitted to or damaging it deliberately. Though the fines were not significant it was deemed appropriate to send a warning to all golfers to adhere to the Golfing Rules, Etiquette and Club By-Laws.

Thank you

Sarbjit Singh KhairaChairman

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REPORT OF FOOD & BEVERAGE COMMITTEE

Chairperson : Ms.PaulineGanGuetBeng

Members : TuanHj.Zabidib.Hj.Shabaneh EncikMohdIskanaBujang Mr.EricKuehHowHua EncikWanHashimBinTuankuJohan Mr.SimWeeBeng EncikWanAminBinWanJohan Food&BeverageisoneofthesignificantincomegeneratorinKGShospitalityservice.TheCommitteeissupportedbythecateringoutlets;thatareresponsiblefortheexecution,implementationandthecontroloffoodandbeverageactivitiesintheirareaofconcern.

TheCommiteestrive to re-enhance theClub’sF&B; inmeeting theexpectation fromourmembersandguestsby initatingdiscussionsessionswithalltheoperators.

ThediscussionsessionalsoservesaplatformtounderstandtheirconcernandtofindasolutioncorrelatelyaspartofimprovingtheF&Boperationsandenhancingourmemberandguest’sexperience.

1. Club House Catering Outlets

a. Restaurant, Bistro, Pavilion & Golfer Terrace

ThecontractwithThankFoodSdnBhdexpiredon31stMarch2019withacallforopentendertolookforpotentialcateringoperatorsfortheClubHousecateringoutletswiththeexceptionoftheGolferLounge.Threebidswerereceived.

Afterprudentconsideration,theManagementCommitteeunanimouslyawardedthetendertoMASAwanaServicesSdnBhdtooperateinApril2019foraperiodoffive(5)years.

MASAwanaSdnBhd(MASSB)isasubsidiaryofMalaysiaAirlinesthatspecializesinprovidingcookedchillfoodproducts,cateringservicesandotherhospitalitybasedservicestotheairlineindustryandfranchiseF&Boutlets.Incorporated in1996,MASAwanaoperated inKuching,Sepang and inKotaKinabaluandhaswonnumerousculinary accreditation.

MeetingsanddiscussionswereestablishedbetweenKGSandMASAwanaonfrequentbasistodevelopcommon

goalsandstrategizetoboostF&BinKGS.

b. Golfer Lounge

GolferLoungekick-startinApril2019;manageddirectlyunderKGStocaterforarelaxedatmosphereformembersandguestaftertheirround.Italsocatersforsmallerprivatefunction.

2. Range Café ThecontractwithMdm.WiredAk.Opiet for theoperationofRangeCaféexpiredon31stMarch2019andhasbeen

extendedforanother2years(1stApril2019–31stMarch2021)withdueconsiderationtotheoperator’ssatisfactoryservice throughout the years.

3. Course Maintenance Canteen

TheCourseMaintenanceCanteeniscateringforstaffandtheCommitteealsohasdiscussedwiththeoperatortoidentifynewideasonthemenuinordertoencouragestafftoenjoytheirbreaktimeandatthesametoincreasetheirprofit.

4. Caddy Shed Canteen

InitiallythecontractwasawardedtoPuanAzidaBintiMohamadHepnion15thOctober2018butshedecidedtoterminatethecontractinJanuary2019duetonoreturnofinvestment.Thus,thevacanthasattractedtwocompaniestowriteintheirintention to operate the canteen.

With theapprovalofManagementCommittee, theoperationwasawarded toAzizahAmirul Enterprise for theperiodcommencingfrom1stApril2019to30thMarch2020.

5. Halfway House

AtenderwascalledinNovember2018withonly1bidreceivedalthoughthetendersubmissiondatelinewasextended.

ThecontractwasawardedtoT.JEnterprisewitheffectfrom1stJanuary2019to31stDecember2019.

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6. Revenue from F & B Outlets

a. Thank Food Sdn.Bhd. (i) SalesCommission(5%)fromTotalSalesRevenue ofRM879,801.40forJuly2018toMarch2019 RM43,990.07

(ii) RentalIncome@RM7,500.00x9months RM67,500.00

b. Mas Awana Services Sdn.Bhd.

(i) SalesCommission(5%)fromTotalSalesRevenue ofRM404,374.60forApril2019toJune2019 RM20,218.73

Sub-total RM 131,708.80

c. Halfway House Canteen

(i) RentalIncome @RM3,018.87x5months RM15,094.35 (July2018toNovember2018) @RM1,800.00x6Months RM10,800.00 (January 2019 to June 2019)

Sub-total RM 25,894.35

d. Range Café (i) RentalIncome @RM943.40x9months RM8,490.60 (July2018toMarch2019) @RM950.00x3months RM2,850.00 (April 2019 to June 2019)

Sub-total RM 11,340.60 e. Caddy Shed Canteen (i) RentalIncome @RM350.00X3months RM1,050.00 (July2018toSeptember2018) @RM350.00x½month RM175.00 (1st–15thOctober2018) @RM360.00x½month RM180.00 (16th–31stOctober2018) @RM360.00x2months RM720.00 (November2018toDecember2018) @RM360.00x10days(pro-rate) RM116.13 (1st–10thJanuary2019) @RM350.00x3months RM1,050.00 (April 2019 to June 2019) Sub-total RM 3,291.13

Grand Total RM 172,234.88

OnbehalfofKGSManagementCommittee,IwouldliketoextendourwarmthanksandappreciationtoourSub-Committeemember,Mr.SimWeeBengforhissponsorshipofEpoxyflooringforourMainKitchen.

Asalways,wewelcomeandlistentoourmembersandguestsfeedbacktoachieveimpeccablequalityserviceinF&Bstandard.

Inclosing,IwouldthereforeonbehalfoftheCommittee,extendingourutmostappreciationtoourmembersandithasbeenourgreatpleasureservingyou.Lastbutnot least,ourheartfet thankyou tostaffsofKGS for theirunwaveringsupporttousinmakingalleventsasuccessevenundertightdateline.

Pauline Gan Guet Beng Chairperson

REPORT OF FOOD & BEVERAGE COMMITTEE (cont’d)

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REPORT OF THE MARKETING AND PROMOTION COMMITTEE

Chairman : Mr.FreddyWong

Member : Mr.SeanLiakJinSeng Mr.AndrewTeoBengChai Mr.JosephThoMiawKiat

ThisnewcommitteewassetupbythenewManagementCommitteefor2018/19.

Itistaskedtomarketandpromotetheclubespeciallythroughvariousmultimediaplatforms.

MarketingandPromotioninitiatives:-

1. IncreasethehitrateandtrafficonexistingKGSwebsiteandFacebookfrom16%tomorethan75%.SeebelowpageinsightreportfromFacebookasatSept-Oct2019.

2. ToPromoteoursportingfacilitiesanddrivingrangetogovernmentinstitutionsandschools.

WehavealsomanagedtosecuresponsorshipfromLEAHoldings(M)Sdn.Bhdfor: a. WindBreakersnetting for the tenniscourts to replace theoldone (10pcsof20 feetby6 feetSlazenger

netting) b. T-shirtsfortheTanSriCupandDatukBandarCup,SlazengerBallsandKGSlogofishtailsforthetournaments

OnbehalfofKGS,wewouldliketothankallthesponsorsduringourtermofoffice2018/19.

Freddy WongChairman

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STATEMENT BY THE MEMBERS OF THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

We, YBHG. TAN SRI DATUK AMAR HAJI MOHAMAD MORSHIDI BIN ABDUL GHANI and FRANCIS VINCENT JOSEPH CHAPMAN,beingtheDeputyPresidentandHonoraryTreasurerrespectively,oftheKelab Golf Sarawak, do hereby state that,intheopinionoftheManagementCommittee,thefinancialstatementssetoutonpages64to86aredrawnupinaccordancewithMalaysianPrivateEntitiesReportingStandardandtheSocietiesAct,1966inMalaysiaandtherulesandregulationsofKelab Golf SarawaksoastogiveatrueandfairviewofthefinancialpositionoftheClubasat30June2019andthefinancialperformanceandcashflowsforthefinancialyearthenended.

SignedonbehalfoftheManagementCommitteeinaccordancewitharesolutionbytheCommittee

.....................................................................................................................................YBHG. TAN SRI DATUK AMAR HAJI MOHAMAD MORSHIDI BIN ABDUL GHANIDeputy President

.....................................................................................................................................FRANCIS VINCENT JOSEPH CHAPMAN Honorary Treasurer

Kuching,Malaysia

Date: 6 November 2019

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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF KELAB GOLF SARAWAK(REGISTERED IN MALAYSIA)

REGISTRATION NO: 25/87 (SARAWAK)

REPORT ON THE AUDIT OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Opinion

WehaveauditedthefinancialstatementsofKelab Golf Sarawak(theClub),whichcomprisethestatementoffinancialpositionasat30June2019,andthestatementofcomprehensiveincome,statementofchangesinaccumulatedfundandstatementofcashflowsfortheyearthenended,andnotestothefinancialstatements,includingasummaryofsignificantaccountingpolicies,assetoutonpages64to86.

Inouropinion,theaccompanyingfinancialstatementsgiveatrueandfairviewofthefinancialpositionoftheClubasat30June2019,andofitsfinancialperformanceanditscashflowsfortheyearthenendedinaccordancewithMalaysianPrivateEntitiesReportingStandardandtherequirementsoftheSocietiesAct,1966inMalaysia.

Basis for Opinion

WeconductedourauditinaccordancewithapprovedstandardsonauditinginMalaysiaandInternationalStandardsonAuditing.OurresponsibilitiesunderthosestandardsarefurtherdescribedintheAuditors’ Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Statementssectionofourreport.Webelievethattheauditevidencewehaveobtainedissufficientandappropriatetoprovideabasisforouropinion.

Independence and Other Ethical Responsibilities

Weare independentof theClub inaccordancewith theBy-Laws (on Professional Ethics, Conduct and Practice)of theMalaysianInstituteofAccountants(“By-Laws”)andtheInternationalEthicsStandardsBoardforAccountants’Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants(“IESBACode”),andwehavefulfilledourotherethicalresponsibilitiesinaccordancewiththeBy-LawsandtheIESBACode.

Information other than the Financial Statements and Auditors’ Report Thereon

TheManagementCommitteeof theClubare responsible for theother information.Theother informationcomprisestheMessage from thePresident, theDeputyPresident,ClubHonorarySecretary,MinutesofGeneralMeeting,ReportofCaptain’sCommittee,ReportoftheMembership&EstablishmentCommittee,ReportoftheHealth,Safety&SecurityCommittee,ReportoftheHouse,Facilities&MaintenanceCommittee,ReportoftheConstitutional,Legal&DisciplinaryCommittee,ReportoftheFood&BeverageCommittee,ReportoftheMarketing&PromotionCommitteeandourauditors’report thereon.

OuropiniononthefinancialstatementsoftheClubdoesnotcovertheotherinformationandwedonotexpressanyformofassuranceconclusionthereon.

InconnectionwithourauditofthefinancialstatementsoftheClub,ourresponsibilityistoreadtheotherinformationand,indoingso,considerwhethertheotherinformationismateriallyinconsistentwiththefinancialstatementsoftheCluborourknowledgeobtainedintheauditorotherwiseappearstobemateriallymisstated.

If,basedontheworkwehaveperformed,weconcludethatthereisamaterialmisstatementoftheotherinformation,wearerequiredtoreportthefact.Wehavenothingtoreportinthisregard.

Responsibilities of the Management Committee for the Financial Statements

TheManagementCommittee of theClub are responsible for the preparationof the financial statementsof theClubthatgiveatrueandfairviewinaccordancewithMalaysianPrivateEntitiesReportingStandardandtherequirementsoftheSocietiesAct,1966inMalaysia.TheManagementCommitteearealsoresponsibleforsuchinternalcontrolastheManagementCommitteedeterminearenecessarytoenablethepreparationoffinancialstatementsoftheClubthatarefreefrommaterialmisstatement,whetherduetofraudorerror.

InpreparingthefinancialstatementsoftheClub,theManagementCommitteeareresponsibleforassessingtheClub’sability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related to going concern and using the going concernbasisofaccountingunlesstheManagementCommitteeeitherintendtoliquidatetheClubortoceaseoperations,or have no realistic alternative but to do so.

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Auditors’ Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Statements

OurobjectivesaretoobtainreasonableassuranceaboutwhetherthefinancialstatementsoftheClubasawholearefreefrommaterialmisstatement,whetherduetofraudorerror,andtoissueanauditors’reportthatincludesouropinion.Reasonableassuranceisahighlevelofassurance,butisnotaguaranteethatanauditconductedinaccordancewithapproved standards on auditing in Malaysia and International Standards on Auditing will always detect a materialmisstatementwhenitexists.Misstatementscanarisefromfraudorerrorandareconsideredmaterialif,individuallyorintheaggregate,theycouldreasonablybeexpectedtoinfluencetheeconomicdecisionsofuserstakenonthebasisofthesefinancialstatements.

AspartofanauditinaccordancewithapprovedstandardsonauditinginMalaysiaandInternationalStandardsonAuditing,weexerciseprofessionaljudgementandmaintainprofessionalscepticismthroughouttheaudit.Wealso: • IdentifyandassesstherisksofmaterialmisstatementofthefinancialstatementsoftheClub,whetherduetofraud

orerror,designandperformauditproceduresresponsivetothoserisks,andobtainauditevidencethatissufficientandappropriate toprovideabasis forouropinion.The riskofnotdetectingamaterialmisstatement resultingfromfraudishigherthanforoneresultingfromerror,asfraudmayinvolvecollusion,forgery,intentionalomissions,misrepresentations,ortheoverrideofinternalcontrol.

• Obtain an understanding of internal control relevant to the audit in order to design audit procedures that areappropriate in thecircumstances,butnot for thepurposeofexpressinganopinionon theeffectivenessof theClub’s internal control.

• EvaluatetheappropriatenessofaccountingpoliciesusedandthereasonablenessofaccountingestimatesandrelateddisclosuresmadebytheManagementCommittee.

• ConcludeontheappropriatenessoftheManagementCommittee’useofthegoingconcernbasisofaccountingand,basedontheauditevidenceobtained,whetheramaterialuncertaintyexistsrelatedtoeventsorconditionsthatmaycastsignificantdoubtontheClub’sabilitytocontinueasagoingconcern.Ifweconcludethatamaterialuncertaintyexists,wearerequiredtodrawattentioninourauditors’reporttotherelateddisclosuresinthefinancialstatementsoftheClubor,ifsuchdisclosuresareinadequate,tomodifyouropinion.Ourconclusionsarebasedontheauditevidenceobtaineduptothedateofourauditors’report.However,futureeventsorconditionsmaycausethe Club to cease to continue as a going concern.

• Evaluate the overall presentation, structure and content of the financial statements of the Club, including thedisclosures,andwhetherthefinancialstatementsrepresenttheunderlyingtransactionsandeventsinamannerthatachievesfairpresentation.

WecommunicatewiththeManagementCommitteeregarding,amongothermatters,theplannedscopeandtimingoftheauditandsignificantauditfindings,includinganysignificantdeficienciesininternalcontrolthatweidentifyduringouraudit.

Other Matters

ThisreportismadesolelytothemembersoftheClub,asabody,inaccordancewithSocietiesAct,1966inMalaysiaandfornootherpurpose.Wedonotassumeresponsibilitytoanyotherpersonforthecontentofthisreport.

.................................................................................................. .................................................................................................. Philip Tong & Co. Tong Hie Tung @ Tong Hing Yung(AF: 0401) Approval Number - 00989/04/2020 JChartered Accountants Chartered Accountant

Kuching,SarawakDate: 6 November 2019

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF KELAB GOLF SARAWAK (CONT’D)(REGISTERED IN MALAYSIA)

REGISTRATION NO: 25/87 (SARAWAK)

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2019 2018 Note RM RM

ASSETS

Non-Current Assets Property, plant and equipment 5 11,325,949 11,884,879

Current Assets

Inventories 6 435,804 296,297 Members'accounts 7 992,240 727,560 Sundry receivables 8 548,132 504,905 Current tax assets 78,949 59,826Cash and cash equivalents 9 1,073,914 206,620

3,129,039 1,795,208 TOTAL ASSETS 14,454,988 13,680,087

FUNDS AND LIABILITIES

Accumulated Fund Balance at 30 June 10,973,430 11,298,807 LIABILITIES

Non-Current Liabilities

Borrowings 10 360,841 94,338Deferredincome 13 829,000 174,000

1,189,841 268,338

Current Liabilities Members'advances 179,285 225,797 Sundry payables and accruals 14 1,470,741 1,379,849Borrowings 10 641,691 507,296

2,291,717 2,112,942 TOTAL LIABILITIES 3,481,558 2,381,280 TOTAL FUNDS AND LIABILITIES 14,454,988 13,680,087

Theannexednotesformanintegralpartofthesefinancialstatements.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONAS AT 30 JUNE 2019

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Note 2019 2018Income RM RM

Membershipsubscriptions 4,114,367 3,721,253Surcharges 293,376 258,531Golfsubscriptionfees 656,495 679,455Greenfees 465,947 370,878Rental income 15 277,734 314,593Commission income 16 95,020 94,346Sundry income 17 227,381 57,150Fixed deposit interest 14,432 8,342Maintenanceandimprovementlevy 363,690 - 6,508,442 5,504,548Surplus/(Deficit)fromclubactivitiesSwimming 18(a) 37,521 43,584Clubfunctions 18(b) (2,576) -Golftournaments 18(c) (97,522) (72,779)Tennis, badminton and squash 18(d) (389) (5,807)Gymnasium 18(e) 50,480 56,430Buggies rental account 18(f) 664,637 698,999Golferlounge 18(g) (87) - 652,064 720,427 Total income 7,160,506 6,224,975ExpenditureAdvertisement 2,558 5,134Annual general meeting expenses 4,467 15,909Auditors' remuneration - current year 7,500 7,500Baddebtswrittenoff - 25,114Bankchargesandcreditcardcommission 63,239 64,775Bankoverdraftinterest 21,862 6,966Committeemeetingsandclubjackets 12,229 14,027EmployeesInsuranceSchemecontribution 6,766 3,093EmployeesProvidentFundcontribution 404,447 396,250Golfcoursemaintenanceandexpenses 19 1,109,355 960,330Golfprofessionalfee 28,800 28,800Hire purchase interest 13,417 15,151House-keepingandcleaningexpenses 89,401 105,963Impairment losses on members' account - 270,262Insurance 67,025 74,648Legalandprofessionalfees 13,057 17,504Licencefees 1,432 1,435Medicalexpenses 41,915 46,583Members'introductionnightexpenses 2,679 3,610Postage 21,791 14,050Printing, stationery and publications 122,057 94,168Quitrentandassessment 97,358 97,359Realestatedevelopmentcostwrittenoff 97,844 -Refreshment 16,462 12,555Repairandmaintenance-Buildings/Electrical 38,098 96,418 - Computers 43,167 34,785 -Equipment 16,404 48,306 -Motorvehicles 9,897 10,227Salaries,wagesandallowances 3,770,932 3,649,367Servicestaxwrittenoff 84,133 -SOCSO contribution 57,171 54,948Staffamenities 20 46,033 36,839Staffbonuses 77,750 -Sundry expenses 42,310 46,489Telephoneandfaxcharges 34,260 57,242Travelling and transport expenses 3,080 8,529Water and electricity charges 229,386 266,525

6,698,282 6,590,861 Operatingsurplus/(deficit)forthefinancialyear 462,224 (365,886)


STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2019

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Note 2019 2018Non operating items RM RM

Depreciationofproperty,plantandequipment (1,120,726) (1,604,503)Entrancefees 126,700 170,400Transferablemembershipadministrativetransferfees 220,000 321,000

(774,026) (1,113,103)Operatingsurplus/(deficit)forthefinancialyear 462,224 (365,886) Deficitbeforetax (311,802) (1,478,989)Income tax expense 21 (13,575) (27,424) Netdeficitforthefinancialyear (325,377) (1,506,413)

STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITYFOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2019

Accumulated Fund RM Balanceat1July2017 12,805,220Deficitfortheyear (1,506,413) Balance at 30 June 2018 11,298,807

Balanceat1July2018 11,298,807Deficitfortheyear (325,377) Balance at 30 June 2019 10,973,430


STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME (CONT’D)FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2019

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STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2019

2019 2018 Note RM RM

Cash flows from operating activitiesDeficitbeforetax (311,802) (1,478,989)

Adjustmentsfor:-Depreciationofproperty,plantandequipment 1,120,726 1,604,503Impairment losses on members’ accounts - 270,262Interest expenses 37,191 58,443Interest income (14,432) (8,342)Deferredincomerecognised (95,000) (30,400) Operatingprofitbeforechangesinworkingcapital 736,683 415,477(Increase)/Decrease in inventories (139,507) 120,288(Increase)/Decrease in members’ accounts (264,680) 3,520(Increase)/Decrease in sundry receivables (43,227) 88,417Decrease in members’ advances (46,512) (40,412)Increase in sundry payables 90,892 106,516 Cashflowsfromoperations 333,649 693,806Interest paid (21,862) (6,966)Interest received 14,432 8,342Income tax paid (32,698) (49,340) Netcashfromoperatingactivities 293,521 645,842

Cash flows used in investing activitiesPurchaseofproperty,plantandequipment 24 (126,313) (273,928)(Increase)/Decreaseinfixeddepositswithoriginal maturities exceeding three months (6,510) 97,755 Net cash used in investing activities (132,823) (176,173)

Cashflowsfrom/(usedin)financingactivitiesGovernment grant received 750,000 -Proceedsfromborrowings - 179,500Hire purchase interest paid (15,329) (51,477)Repaymentofhirepurchasepayables (343,741) (899,055) Netcashfrom/(usedin)financingactivities 390,930 (771,032)

Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 551,628 (301,363)Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year (161,686) 139,677 Cash and cash equivalents at end of year 9 389,942 (161,686)


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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2019

1. CLUB INFORMATION

TheprincipalobjectiveofKelabGolfSarawak(theClub)istopromoteandcarryonsocialandsportingactivitiesforits members.

TheregisteredofficeandprincipalplaceofoperationsoftheClubislocatedatPetraJaya,93050Kuching,Sarawak.

ThefinancialstatementswereauthorisedforissuebythemembersoftheManagementCommitteeinaccordancewitharesolutionbytheCommitteeon6November2019.

2. BASIS OF PREPARATION OF THE FINANICAL STATEMENTS

2.1 Statement of compliance

ThefinancialstatementshavebeenpreparedinaccordancewiththeMalaysianPrivateEntitiesReportingStandard(MPERS)issuedbytheMalaysianAccountingStandardsBoard(MASB)andtheSocietiesAct,1966inMalaysiaandtherulesofregulationsofKelabGolfSarawak.

TheaccompanyingfinancialstatementshavebeenpreparedassumingthattheClubwillcontinueasagoingconcernwhichcontemplatestherealisationofassetsandsettlementofliabilitiesinthenormalcourseofbusiness.

2.2 Basis of measurement

The financial statements of the Club have been prepared under the historical cost convention unlessotherwiseindicatedinthesignificantaccountingpolicies.

2.3 Functional and presentation currency

ThesefinancialstatementsarepresentedinRinggitMalaysia(“RM”),whichistheClub’sfunctionalcurrency.

2.4 Use of estimates and judgements

Management has used estimates and assumptions in measuring the reported amounts of assets andliabilitiesat theendof the reportingdateandthereportedamountsof revenueandexpensesduring thereporting period. Judgements and assumptions are applied in the measurements, and hence, the actual results may not coincide with the reported amounts. The areas involving significant judgements andestimation uncertainties are disclosed in Note 4.

Estimatesandunderlyingassumptionsarereviewedonanongoingbasis.Revisionstoaccountingestimatesarerecognisedintheperiodinwhichtheestimatesarerevisedandinanyfutureperiodsaffected.

3. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

3.1 Property, plant and equipment and depreciation

(i) Recognition and measurement Itemsofproperty,plantandequipmentareinitiallymeasuredatcost.Costincludesexpenditurethatis

directlyattributabletotheacquisitionoftheassettoworkingconditionforitsintendeduse.Thecostofself-constructedassetsalsoincludedthecostofmaterialsanddirectlabour.

Anitemofproperty,plantandequipmentisderecognisedupondisposalorwhennofutureeconomicsbenefitsareexpectedfromitsuseordisposal.Thedifferencebetweenthenetdisposalproceeds,ifanyandthenetcarryingamountisrecognisedinprofitorloss.

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 30 JUNE 2019 (CONT’D)

3. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (cont’d)

3.1 Property, plant and equipment and depreciation (ii) Subsequent costs

Subsequent costs are included in the asset’s carrying amount or recognised as a separate asset, as appropriate,onlywhenthecostisincurredanditisprobablethatfutureeconomicbenefitsassociatedwiththeassetwouldflowtotheClubandthecostoftheitemcanbemeasuredreliably.Thecarryingamountofpartsthatarereplacedisderecognised.Thecostsoftheday-to-dayservicingofanitemofproperty,plantandequipmentarerecognisedinprofitorlossinwhichthecostsareincurred.

Afterinitialrecognition,property,plantandequipmentexceptforfreeholdlandarestatedatcostlessaccumulated depreciation and any accumulated impairment losses.

(iii) Depreciation Depreciationisbasedonthecostofanassetlessitsresidualvalues.Depreciationisrecognisedin

profitorlossonastraightlinebasisovertheirestimatedusefullivesforeachitemofproperty,plantandequipmentfromthedatetheyareavailableforuse.

Theestimatedusefullivesforthecurrentandcomparativeperiodsareasfollows:

Long-termleaseholdland 55years Building and renovation 5 - 25 years Machinery 5years Computers 5 years Furniture,fittingsandequipment 5years Golfcourse 50-51years Motorvehiclesandbuggies 5years Sportsequipmentandlibrarybooks 5years Landandbuildingshallbeaccountedforseparately,evenwhentheyareacquiredtogether.

Theresidualvaluesandusefullivesofassetsarereviewedattheendofeachreportingdateandadjustedprospectivelyifappropriatewhereexpectationsdifferfrompreviousestimates.Property,plantandequipmentarereviewedforimpairmentinaccordancewiththeClub’saccountingpolicyforimpairmentofnon-financialassets.

3.2 Inventories

Inventoriesaremeasuredatthelowerofcostandestimatedsellingpricelesscoststocompleteandsellwithweightedaverageasitsbasisforcost.

Costcomprisespurchasepriceanddirectlyattributablecostsofbringing the inventories to theirpresentlocation and condition.

Inventoriesareassessedforimpairmentattheendofeachreportingdatebycomparingthecarryingamountof each itemof inventorywith its selling price less costs to complete and sell. If inventory is impaired,the carrying amount is reduced to its selling price less costs to complete and sell. The impairment loss is recognisedimmediatelyinprofitorloss.

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3.3 Taxes

(i) Current taxes Currenttaxforcurrentandpriorperiods,totheextentunpaidisrecognisedasacurrenttaxliability.

Iftheamountalreadypaidinrespectofcurrentandpriorperiodsexceedstheamountdueforthoseperiods, the excess is recognised as a current tax asset.

CurrenttaxismeasuredattheamounttheClubexpectstopayorrecoverusingthetaxratesandlawsthat have been enacted or substantively enacted by the reporting date.

(ii) Deferred tax

Deferredtaxisrecognisedforalltemporarydifferences,unlessthedeferredtaxarisesfromgoodwillortheinitialrecognitionofanassetorliabilityinatransactionwhichisnotabusinesscombinationandatthetimeoftransaction,affectsneitheraccountingnortaxableprofit.

Adeferredtaxassetisrecognisedonlytotheextentthatitisprobablethatfuturetaxableprofitswouldbeavailableagainstwhichthedeductibletemporarydifferences,unabsorbedtaxlossesandunusedtaxcreditscanbeutilised.Thecarryingamountofadeferredtaxassetisreviewedattheendofeachreportingdate.Ifitisnolongerprobablethatsufficienttaxableprofitswouldbeavailabletoallowthebenefitofpartorallofthatrecogniseddeferredtaxassettobeutilised,thecarryingamountofthedeferredtaxassetwouldbereducedaccordingly.Whenitbecomesprobablethatsufficienttaxableprofitswouldbeavailable,suchreductionswouldbereversedtotheextentofthetaxableprofits.

Deferredtaxassetsandliabilitiesaremeasuredatthetaxratesthatareexpectedtoapplytotheyearwhentheassetisrealisedortheliabilityissettled,basedonthetaxratesandlawsthathavebeenenacted or substantively enacted at the reporting date.

Changesincurrentordeferredtaxbalancesarerecognisedasanincometaxexpenseorcreditandarerecognisedinthesamecomponentofcomprehensive incomeorequityasthetransactionthatresulted in the tax expense or credit.

Currenttaxassetsandliabilitiesordeferredtaxassetsandliabilitiesareoffsetwhenthereisalegallyenforceable right tosetoffcurrent taxassetsagainstcurrent tax liabilitiesandwhen thedeferredincome taxes related to the same taxation authority.

3.4 Cash and cash equivalents

Cash and cash equivalents comprise cash at bank and cash in hand, demand deposits and short term,highlyliquidinvestmentsthatarereadilyconvertibletoknownamountsofcashandwhicharesubjecttoaninsignificantriskofchangesinvaluewithoriginalmaturitiesofthreemonthsorless.Forthepurposeofthestatementofcashflows,cashandcashequivalentsarepresentednetofbankoverdrafts.

Thestatementofcashflowsispreparedusingtheindirectmethod.

3.5 Income recognition

(a) Subscription, maintenance and improvement levy and entrance fees

Subscriptionandmaintenanceandimprovementlevyfeesdueareaccountedforonanaccrualbasisandentrancefeesaretakenasincomewhenmembersareadmitted.

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3.5 Income recognition (cont’d)

(b) Interest income

Interestincomeonfundsinvestedisrecognisedintheprofitorlossonatimeapportionbasistakingaccountoftheprincipaloutstandingandtherateapplicable.

(c) Rental income

Rentalincomeisrecognisedonanaccrualbasisovertheperiodofthetenancy.

(d) Transferable membership conversion fees and administrative transfer fees

ConversionfeesandadministrativetransferfeesonTransferableMembershipSchemearetakenintoaccountasandwhenreceived.

(e) Buggy rental Buggyrentalisrecognisedintheprofitorlossasandwhenthebuggyisrentedandonaccrualbasis.

(f) Other income

Otherincomeistakenintoaccountasandwhenreceived.

3.6 Borrowing costs

Interestexpenseisrecognisedonthebasisoftheeffectiveinterestmethodandisincludedinfinancecosts.Allborrowingcostsarerecognisedinprofitorlossintheperiodinwhichtheyareincurred.

3.7 Hirepurchaseandfinanceleasearrangementsandoperatinglease

A lease is recognisedasafinance lease if it transferssubstantially to theCluball the risksandrewardsincidenttoownershipoftheleasedassets.Allotherleasesareclassifiedasoperatinglease.

Assets acquired under hire purchase arrangements are recognised and measured in a similar manner as financeleases.

(i) Assetsacquiredunderfinanceleaseandhirepurchasearrangements

Assets acquired under finance lease and hire purchase arrangements are stated at the amountsequalattheinceptionofthearrangementtothelowerofthefairvaluesandthepresentvaluesoftheminimum lease or hire purchase payments. The discount rate used in calculating the present values oftheminimumleaseorhirepurchasepaymentsistheinterestimplicitinthelease,ifitispracticabletodetermine;ifnot,theincrementalborrowingrateoftheClub.AnyinitialdirectcostsincurredbytheClub are added to the amount recognised as an asset. The assets are capitalised as property, plant andequipmentandthecorrespondingliabilityaretreatedasfinanceleaseorhirepurchaseliabilities.

Theminimum leaseorhirepurchasepaymentsareapportionedbetweenfinancechargesand thereduction of the outstanding liability using the effective interestmethod.The finance charges arerecognisedinprofitorlossovertheperiodofthehirepurchase/leasetermsoastoproduceaconstantperiodicrateofinterestontheremainingleaseandhirepurchaseliabilities.

(ii) Operating lease

Operatingleasepaymentsarerecognisedasexpensesinprofitorlossonastraightlinebasisoverthelease term.

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3.8 Provisions

Aprovisionisrecognisedwhenthereisapresentobligation,legalorconstructive,asaresultofapastevent,whenitisprobablethatanoutflowofresourcesembodyingeconomicbenefitswillberequiredtosettletheobligationandareliableestimatecanbemadeoftheamountoftheobligations.

Iftheeffectoftimevalueofmoneyismaterial,theamountofaprovisionismeasuredatthepresentvalueoftheexpenditureexpectedtoberequiredtosettletheobligationusingapre-taxratethatreflectscurrentmarketassessmentsofthetimevalueofmoneyandtherisksspecifictotheliability.Wherediscountingisused,theincreaseintheamountofaprovisionduetopassageoftimeisrecognisedasfinancecost.

Provisionsarereviewedattheendofeachreportingdateandadjustedtoreflectthecurrentbestestimate.

3.9 Employeebenefits

(i) Shorttermemployeebenefits

Wages, salaries, bonuses and social security contributions are recognised as an expense in the year in whichtheassociatedservicesarerenderedbyemployeesoftheClub.

Paidabsences(annualleave,maternityleave,paternityleave,sickleaveetc)areaccruedineachperiodiftheyareaccumulatingpaidleavesthatcanbecarriedforward,orinthecaseofnon-accumulatingpaidabsences,recognisedasanexpenseasandwhentheabsencesoccur.

(ii) Definedcontributionplan

Asrequiredby law, theClubmakesstatutorycontributiontotheEmployeesProvidentFunds.Suchcontributionsmadearerecognisedinprofitorlossintheperiodinwhichtheyrelate.

3.10 Impairmentofnon-financialassets

The carrying amounts of non-financial assets (other than inventories) are reviewed at the end of eachreportingdatetodeterminewhetherthereisanyindicationofimpairment.Ifanysuchindicationexists,thenthe asset’s recoverable amount is estimated.

Forthepurposeofimpairmenttesting,assetsaregroupedtogetherintothesmallestgroupofassetsthatgeneratedcash inflows fromcontinuinguse thatare largely independentof thecash inflows fromotherassets or cash-generating units.

Therecoverableamountofanassetoracash-generatingunit is thehigherof itsfairvalue lesscostsofdisposalanditsvalueinuse.Inassessingvalueinuse,theestimatedfuturecashflowsarediscountedtotheirpresentvalueusingapre-taxdiscountratethatreflectscurrentmarketassessmentofthetimevalueofmoneyandtherisksspecifictotheassetorcash-generatingunit.

An impairment loss is recognised if the carrying amount of an asset or its related cash-generating unitexceeds its estimated recoverable amount.

Impairment losses are recognised in profit or loss. Impairment losses recognised in respect of cash-generating units are allocated to reduce the carrying amounts of the assets in the cash-generating unit(groupsofcash-generatingunits)onaproratabasis.

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3.10 Impairmentofnon-financialassets (cont’d)

Impairmentlossrecognisedinpriorperiodsareassessedattheendofeachreportingdateforanyindicationsthatthelosshasdecreasedornolongerexists.Animpairmentlossisreversediftherehasbeenachangeintheestimatesusedtodeterminetherecoverableamountsincethelastimpairmentlosswasrecognised.Animpairment loss is reversed only to the extent that the asset’s carrying amount does not exceed the carrying amountthatwouldhavedetermined,netofdepreciationoramortisation, ifno impairment losshadbeenrecognised.Areversalofimpairmentlossforanassetisrecognisedinprofitorloss.

3.11 Financial instruments

Afinancialinstrumentisanycontractthatgivesrisetoafinancialassetofoneentityandafinancialliabilityorequityinstrumentofanotherentity.TheClubrecognisesafinancialassetorfinancialliabilityinthestatementoffinancialpositionwhen,andonlywhen,theClubhasbecomeapartytothecontractualprovisionsoftheinstruments.

(i) Basicfinancialinstruments

Basicfinancialinstrumentsincludecash,debtinstruments(receivablesandpayables),commitmentstoreceiveloansthatcannotbesettlednetincash,investmentsinnon-convertiblepreferencesharesandnon-puttableordinaryorpreferenceshares.

(ii) Initial recognition and measurement

Oninitialrecognition,allfinancialassetsandfinancialliabilitiesaremeasuredatfairvalue,whichisgenerallythetransactionprice,plustransactioncostsifthefinancialassetsorfinancialliabilitiesisnotmeasuredatfairvaluethroughprofitorlossexceptafinancingtransaction.Financingtransactionsaremeasuredatthepresentvalueoffuturepaymentsdiscountedatamarketrateofinterestforasimilardebt instrument.Forfinancial instrumentmeasuredat fairvalue throughprofitor loss, transactioncostsareexpensedtoprofitorlosswhenincurred.

(iii) Subsequent measurement

Financial assets

Forthepurposeofsubsequentmeasurement,thefairvalueofafinancialassetorafinancialliabilityisdeterminedby reference toaquotedmarketprice inanactivemarketand in theabsenceofanobservablemarketprice,byavaluation techniqueusing reasonableandsupportableassumptions.Thechangeinfairvalueisrecognisedinprofitorloss.

Investments in debts instruments, whether quoted or unquoted, are subsequently measured atamortisedcostusingtheeffectiveinterestmethodwhilstinvestmentsinunquotedequityinvestmentswhosevaluecannotbemeasuredreliablyandcommitmentstoreceiveloansaremeasuredatcost.

Other thanfinancial assetsmeasuredat fair value throughprofitor loss, all otherfinancial assetsaresubjecttoreviewforimpairmentinaccordancewithClub’saccountingpolicyforimpairmentoffinancialassets.

Financial liabilities

After initial recognition, all financial liabilities aremeasured at amortised cost using the effectiveinterest method.

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3.11 Financial instruments (cont’d)

(iv) Derecognition

Financial assets

Afinancialassetisderecognisedwhen,andonlywhen,thecontractualrightstoreceivethecashflowsfromthefinancialassethasexpiredorsettled,orcontroloftheassetisnotretainedorsubstantiallyalloftherisksandrewardsofownershipofthefinancialassetaretransferredtoanotherparty.Onderecognitionofafinancialasset,thedifferencebetweenthecarryingamountofthefinancialassetderecognisedandtheconsiderationreceived, includinganynewlycreatedrightsandobligations, isrecognisedinprofitorloss.

Financial liabilities

Afinancialliabilityisderecognisedonlywhenitisextinguished,i.e.whentheobligationspecifiedinthecontractisdischarged,cancelledorexpires.Anexchangebetweenanexistingborrowerandlenderoffinancial instrumentswithsubstantiallydifferent termsareaccounted forasanextinguishmentoftheoriginalfinancialliabilityandtherecognitionofanewfinancialliability.Similarly,asubstantialmodificationofthetermsofexistingfinancialliabilityisaccountedforasanextinguishmentoftheoriginalfinancialliabilityandtherecognitionofanewfinancialliability.

Any difference between the carrying amount of a financial liability extinguished or transferred to

another party and the consideration paid, including any non-cash assets transferred or liabilitiesassumed,isrecognisedinprofitorloss.

3.12 Impairmentoffinancialassets

TheClubassesseswhetherthereisanyobjectiveevidencethatafinancialassetisimpairedattheendofeach reporting date.

The Club collectively considers factors such as the probability of bankruptcy or significant financialdifficultiesof the receivable,anddefaultorsignificantdelay inpaymentsby the receivable, todeterminewhetherthereisobjectiveevidencethatanimpairmentlossonloansandreceivableshasoccurred.Otherobjectiveevidenceofimpairmentincludehistoricalcollectionratesdeterminedonanindividualbasisandobservablechangesinnationalorlocaleconomicconditionsthataredirectlyco-relatedwiththehistoricaldefaultratesofreceivables.

Ifanysuchobjectiveevidenceexists,theamountofimpairmentlossismeasuredasthedifferencebetweenthefinancialasset’scarryingamountandthepresentvalueofestimatedfuturecashflowsdiscountedatthefinancialasset’soriginaleffectiveinterestrate.Theimpairmentlossisrecognisedinprofitorloss.

Thecarryingamountofloansandreceivablesarereducedthroughtheuseofanallowanceaccount.

Ifinasubsequentperiod,theamountoftheimpairmentlossdecreasesanditobjectivelyrelatestoaneventoccurringaftertheimpairmentwasrecognised,thepreviouslyrecognisedimpairmentlossisreversedtotheextentthatthecarryingamountofthefinancialassetdoesnotexceeditsamortisedcostatthereversaldate.Theamountofimpairmentreversedisrecognisedinprofitorloss.

3.13 Government grants

Government grants are not recognised until there is reasonable assurance that all conditions attaching to the grantswillbecompliedwithandthegrantswillbereceived.

Grantsrelatedtoassetsaresetupasdeferredincomeandrecognisedasincomeintheprofitorlossonasystematicbasisovertheestimatedusefullivesoftheassets.Grantsrelatedtoexpensesarerecognisedasincome in the period the grants become receivable.

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4. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING ESTIMATES AND JUDGEMENTS

4.1 Changes in estimates

Estimates are continually evaluated and are based on historical experience and other factors, includingexpectationsoffutureeventsthatarebelievedtobereasonableunderthecircumstances.

TheManagementCommitteeareof theopinionthat therearenosignificantchanges inestimatesat thereporting date.

4.2 Critical judgements made in applying accounting policies

In theprocessofapplyingtheClub’saccountingpolicies, theManagementCommitteeareof theopinionthatanyinstancesofapplicationofjudgementarenotexpectedtohaveasignificanteffectontheamountrecognisedinthefinancialstatements,apartfromthoseinvolvingestimationswhicharedealtwithinNote4.3below.

4.3 Key sources of estimation uncertainty

Thekeyassumptionsconcerningthefutureandotherkeysourcesofestimationuncertaintyatthereportingdate,thatmayhaveasignificantriskofcausingamaterialadjustmenttothecarryingamountsofassetsandliabilitieswithinthenextfinancialyeararediscussedbelow:

(a) Depreciation of property, plant and equipment

Thecostofproperty,plantandequipmentisdepreciatedonastraight-linebasisovertheirestimateduseful lives. The Club estimates the useful lives of property, plant and equipment based on theperiodoverwhichassetsareexpectedtobeavailableforuse.Theestimatedusefullivesofproperty,plantandequipmentarereviewedperiodicallyandareupdatedifexpectationsdifferfrompreviousestimatesdue tophysicalwearand tear, technicalorcommercialobsolescenceand legalorotherlimitsontheuseof therelevantassets.Changes in theexpected levelofusageandtechnologicaldevelopmentscouldimpacttheeconomicusefullivesandresidualvaluesoftheproperty,plantandequipment,thereforethefuturedepreciationchargescouldberevised.

(b) Impairment of property, plant and equipment

The Club assesses impairment of property, plant and equipment when the events or changes incircumstancesindicatethatthecarryingamountsoftheassetsmaynotberecoverable.Inassessingsuch impairment, the recoverableamountof theassets isestimatedusing the latestavailable fairvalueaftertakingintoaccountthecoststosellorexpectedvalueinuseoftherelevantassets.

(c) Impairment of loans and receivables

TheClubassessesattheendofeachreportingdatewhetherthereisanyobjectiveevidencethatafinancialassetisimpaired.Todeterminewhetherthereisobjectiveevidenceofimpairment,theClubconsidersfactorssuchastheprobabilityofinsolvencyorsignificantfinancialdifficultiesofthedebtoranddefaultorsignificantdelayinpayments.

Where there is objective evidenceof impairment, the amount and timingof future cash flows areestimatedbasedonhistoricallossexperienceforassetswithsimilarcreditriskcharacteristics.

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5. PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT (cont’d)

Includedintheproperty,plantandequipmentoftheClubarethefollowingassetsacquiredunderhirepurchasearrangements:

Net Carrying Amount 2019 2018 RM RM

Buggies - 166,600 Machinery 344,948 246,556 344,948 413,156

6. INVENTORIES

2019 2018 RM RM At cost: Golfcoursemaintenancematerials 365,987 233,139 Beverages 7,669 - Detergents 17,396 9,587 Stationery 25,962 31,087 KGS buttons 312 312 Consumablehardware 18,478 22,172 435,804 296,297 Inventories recognised as expenses 1,306,322 1,256,029

7. MEMBERS’ ACCOUNTS

Members’accountsarestatedafterimpairmentlossesonmembers’accounts: 2019 2018 RM RM

Members’accounts 1,365,502 1,100,822 Deduct : Impairment losses on members’ accounts (373,262) (373,262) As at 30 June 992,240 727,560 ThemovementintheClub’simpairmentlossesonmembersaccountsisasfollows:

2019 2018 RM RM

Balanceatbeginningofyear 373,262 103,000 Additional impairment losses - 270,262 Balanceatendofyear 373,262 373,262 Members’accountscompriseamountreceivablefrommembersforsubscription,maintenanceandimprovement

levyfees,salesoffoodanddrinkandactivities’servicesprovided.

Thecreditperiodgrantedtomembersis30days(2018:30days).

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8. SUNDRY RECEIVABLES

2019 2018 RM RM

Golfeventsandcommissionreceivables 296,567 35,756 Sundry receivables 130,807 229,041 Sundry deposits 7,284 7,284 Prepaid expenses 26,340 49,955 Prepaymentofhirepurchaseinstalments 85,401 181,136 GST receivable 1,733 1,733 548,132 504,905

9. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS

2019 2018 RM RM

Fixeddepositswithoriginalmaturitiesnotexceedingthreemonths 757,922 - Fixeddepositswithoriginalmaturitiesexceedingthreemonths 201,566 195,056 Bankandcashbalances 114,426 11,564 Asperstatementoffinancialposition 1,073,914 206,620 Less:Fixeddepositswithoriginalmaturitiesexceedingthreemonths (201,566) (195,056) Bankoverdrafts(Note11) (482,406) (173,250) Asperstatementofcashflows 389,942 (161,686) Bankbalancesaredepositsheldatcallwithbanks.

10. BORROWINGS

2019 2018 RM RM Current liabilities

Bankoverdrafts-secured(Note11) 482,406 173,250 Hire purchase payables (Note 12) 159,285 334,046 641,691 507,296 Non-current liabilities

Hire purchase payables (Note 12) 360,841 94,338 Total borrowings

Bankoverdrafts-secured(Note11) 482,406 173,250 Hire purchase payables (Note 12) 520,126 428,384 1,002,532 601,634

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11. BANK OVERDRAFTS - SECURED

ThebankoverdraftfacilityissecuredbyanegativepledgeontheClub’sassetsandbearsweightedaverageeffectiveinterestrateof7.70%(2018:7.85%)perannumattheendofthefinancialyear.

12. HIRE PURCHASE PAYABLES

2019 2018 RM RM Minimum hire-purchase payments: - not later than one year 191,544 346,192 -laterthanoneyearbutnotlaterthanfiveyears 396,456 99,180 588,000 445,372 Less:Futurefinancecharges (67,874) (16,988) Presentvalueofhire-purchaseliabilities 520,126 428,384

Repayable as follows: Current liabilities: - not later than one year 159,285 334,046 Non-current liabilities -laterthanoneyearbutnotlaterthanfiveyears 360,841 94,338 520,126 428,384

13. DEFERRED INCOME

DeferredincomeisinrelationtograntsreceivedfromSarawakStateGovernmentfortheClub’sconstructionoftheliftfacilitiesandacquisitionofClub’splantandmachinery.Thegrantsshallberecognisedasincomeinprofitorlossovertheestimatedusefullivesoftheassetstomatchtherelatedconstructioncostandplantandmachinerycostinwhichthegrantsareintendedtocompensate.

Themovementsindeferredincomeareasfollows:

2019 2018 RM RM

As at 1 July 174,000 204,400 Add:Receivedduringthefinancialyear 750,000 - Less:Deferredincomerecognisedto-date (95,000) (30,400) Asat30June 829,000 174,000 Movementindeferredincomerecognisedto-dateisasfollows: Asat1July 117,200 86,800 Recognisedinprofitorloss 95,000 30,400 As at 30 June 212,200 117,200

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14. SUNDRY PAYABLES AND ACCRUALS

2019 2018 RM RM

Sundry payables 975,672 973,866 Accrued expenses 222,269 99,803 Refundabledepositsreceived 39,580 64,680 Fees received in advance 1,220 13,500 Members’deposits 232,000 228,000 1,470,741 1,379,849

15. RENTAL INCOME

2019 2018 RM RM Driving range 72,000 72,000 Proshop 81,600 81,600 Restaurant 67,500 90,000 Others 56,634 70,993 277,734 314,593

16. COMMISSION INCOME

2019 2018 RM RM

Salescommission-CoffeeHouseandRestaurant 64,209 71,749 - Pro Shop 11,545 4,640

75,754 76,389

Sundrycommission-Golfers’Insurance 13,368 12,470 -Golfcoaching/lessonfees 5,898 5,487

19,266 17,957 95,020 94,346

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17. SUNDRY INCOME

2019 2018 RM RM

Carstickers 381 1,295 Deferredincomerecognised 95,000 30,400 Insurance compensation received 9,396 - Librarymembershipsubscriptionfee 11,526 12,532 Salesofoldbatteries 61,248 - Others 49,830 12,923 227,381 57,150

18. CLUB ACTIVITIES

Costofclubactivitiesaremadeupasfollows:

(a) SWIMMING

2019 2018 RM RM

RECEIPTS

Coaching/Lessonfees 140,900 150,586 Swimmingpoolguests 34,916 44,128

175,816 194,714 Deduct:DIRECTEXPENSES

Coaching/Lessonfees 105,675 112,940 Swimmingpoolwateranalysis - 100 Swimmingpoolchemical 32,620 38,090

138,295 151,130 Surplusfortheyear 37,521 43,584

(b) CLUB FUNCTIONS

2019 2018 RM RM

RECEIPTS KGSEasterDayCelebration - - Deduct:DIRECTEXPENSES KGSEasterDayCelebration 2,576 - Deficitfortheyear (2,576) -

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18. CLUB ACTIVITIES (cont’d)


(c) GOLF

2019 2018 RM RM RECEIPTS Golfcompetitionfees 112,428 84,674 Sponsorship 124,941 137,214 Sundry income 2,741 1,612

240,110 223,500

Deduct:DIRECTEXPENSES Allowance 1,640 4,850 Banners and advertisement 3,932 2,849 Buggy rental 13,931 21,002 Entryfeeforgolfcompetition 380 1,930 Liondance 888 888 Refreshment 95,794 63,423 Souvenirs 37,839 17,739 Sundry expenses 16,111 15,435 Tournament travelling expenses 5,291 11,207 Trafficcaddyfee - 792 Trophies/Prizes 154,100 131,517 T-shirt 7,726 24,647

337,632 296,279 Deficitfortheyear (97,522) (72,779)

(d) TENNIS, BADMINTON AND SQUASH

2019 2018 Tennis Badminton Squash Total Total RM RM RM RM RM

RECEIPTS Bookingfeereceived 636 3,036 45 3,717 4,625 Coachingfee - 6,300 - 6,300 5,800 Entryfee 575 - - 575 377 Sponsorship 1,000 - - 1,000 1,000 2,211 9,336 45 11,592 11,802 Deduct:DIRECTEXPENSES Badmintonshuttlecock - 2,000 - 2,000 2,400 Coachingfee - 4,200 - 4,200 4,200 Competition 5,781 - - 5,781 11,009

5,781 6,200 - 11,981 17,609 Deficitfortheyear (3,570) 3,136 45 (389) (5,807)

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(e) Gymnasium

2019 2018 RM RM RECEIPTS Subscriptionfees 50,480 56,430

Deduct:DIRECTEXPENSE - - Surplusfortheyear 50,480 56,430

(f) Buggies rental account

2019 2018 RM RM RECEIPTS Buggies rental income 1,257,643 1,208,523 Deduct:DIRECTEXPENSES

EmployeesInsuranceSchemecontribution 380 184 EmployeesProvidentFundcontribution 20,632 18,359 Hire purchase interest 1,912 36,326 Insurance 10,408 10,807 Repairs and maintenance 361,346 257,770 Salaries,wagesandallowance 190,250 180,754 SOCSO contribution 3,328 3,164 Staffbonus 4,750 - Uniform - 2,160

593,006 509,524 Surplusfortheyear 664,637 698,999

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(g) Golfer lounge account

2019 2018 RM RM RECEIPTS Sales 17,599 - Deduct:DIRECTEXPENSES EmployeesInsuranceSchemecontribution 5 - EmployeesProvidentFundcontribution 416 - Purchases 13,545 - Salaries,wagesandallowance 3,656 - SOCSO contribution 64 -

17,686 - Deficitfortheyear (87) -

19. GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE AND EXPENSES

2019 2018 RM RM

Maintenanceanddevelopment 197,921 136,355 Sand,wood,stone,cementandconcrete 149,425 69,141 Chemicalsandfertilizers 254,091 293,943 Other expenses 43,361 45,653 Spare parts 286,088 281,864 Petrol and lubricant 164,403 123,099 Tyres 14,066 10,275 1,109,355 960,330

20. STAFF AMENITIES

2019 2018 RM RM

Rental 6,000 6,000 Staffwelfare 3,495 3,642 Training and recruitment expenses 2,610 2,962 Uniform 33,928 24,235 46,033 36,839

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21. INCOME TAX EXPENSE

2019 2018 RM RM

Incometaxexpensefortheyearcomprises:

Currenttax-Malaysia 1,777 1,661 Under-provisioninprioryears 11,798 25,763 13,575 27,424

IncomefrombuggyrentalandotherinvestmentsoftheClubistaxableatpersonalscaleratesunderScheduleI,IncomeTaxAct1967whileincomederivedfromitsmembersisnottaxable.Thetaxexpensewasinrespectofinterestincome,rentalincomeandincomegeneratedfromactivitieswithnon-members.

Asat30June2019,subjecttoagreementbyInlandRevenueBoard,theestimatedunabsorbedcapitalallowancesandunusedtaxlossesavailableforset-offagainstfuturetaxableprofitsforwhichnodeferredtaxassetisrecognisedinthestatementoffinancialpositionareasfollows:

2019 2018 RM RM

Unutilisedcapitalallowances 688,251 367,955 Unabsorbedtaxlosses 460,870 460,870 1,149,121 828,825

22. EMPLOYEE BENEFIT EXPENSE

2019 2018 RM RM

Salaries,wagesandallowances 3,964,838 3,830,121 Bonuses 82,500 - Amountcontributedunderdefinedcontributionplan: -EmployeesProvidentFundContribution 425,495 414,609 EmployeesInsuranceSchemeContribution 7,151 3,277 Social Security Organisation Contribution 60,563 58,112 4,540,547 4,306,119

23. CAPITAL COMMITMENT

2019 2018 RM RM

Asatyearend,theCompanyhasthefollowingcapitalexpendituresinrespectof: Authorisedandcontractedfor 330,000 - Analysedasfollows: - Property, plant and equipment 330,000 -

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24. NOTE TO STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS

Property,plantandequipmentareacquiredbythefollowingmeans:

2019 2018 RM RM

Aggregatecostofproperty,plantandequipmentacquired 561,796 273,928 Amountfinancedunderhirepurchasefinancing (435,483) - Amountdischargedbycash/internalfund 126,313 273,928

25. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS

Categoriesoffinancialinstruments

2019 2018 RM RM

(i) Financial assets

Financial assets measured at amortised cost

Members’account 992,240 727,560 Sundry receivables 460,998 322,036 Cash and cash equivalents 1,073,914 206,620 2,527,152 1,256,216

(ii) Financial liabilities Financial liabilities measured at amortised cost Borrowings 1,002,532 601,634 Members’advance 179,285 225,797 Sundry payables and accruals 1,470,741 1,379,849 2,652,558 2,207,280

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1. RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS

WearepleasedtoinformmembersofthesigningofnewandexcitingreciprocalagreementswiththefollowingClubs:-

1. Lotus Lakes Golf Club, Indonesia 2. Jakarta Golf Club, Indonesia 3. Ciputra Golf, Club & Resto, Indonesia 4. Churchill-Waverly Golf & Bowls Club Ltd, Australia 5. Royal Perth Golf Club Inc, Australia

6. Valley Golf & Country Club, Inc., Philippines 7. Kurmitola Golf Club, Bangladesh 8. The Delhi Golf Club, India 9. The Sapporo Country Club Ltd., Japan

• Hitsujigaoka CC • Makomanai CC • Takino CC

10. Orchard Golf & Country Resort, Johor 11. Tiara Melaka Golf & Country Club, Melaka

TheManagementCommittee isstillactively lookingformorenewagreementforgreatervariety in thecoursesavailableformembers.

SigningofReciprocalAgreementbetweenMrShigekiYamazaki,PermanentCEOofTheSapporoCountryClubLtd,JapanandMs.PaulineGanGuetBeng,

HonorarySecretaryofKelabGolfSarawak.

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2. INTER CLUB FRIENDLY MATCH

v KGSInterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenTawauGolfClubandKelabRahmanPutraMalaysiawereheldon3rd

March2019.

v KGSInterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenBruneiLadiesGolfAssociationwereheldon10thApril2019

v KGSInterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenPalmResortGolf&CountryClubwereheldon13thApril2019

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v KGSInterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenKelabRahmanPutraMalaysiawereheldon20thApril2019

v KGSInterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenTheKeppelClubwereheldon4thAugust2019

v KGSInterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenJohor,MelakaandPenangwereheldon24thAugust2019

v KGSInterClubFriendlyMatchbetweenRoyalPerthGolfClubwereheldon11thSeptember2019


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2. KGS FAMILY FUN CARNIVAL

KGSFamilyDayhasbeenpartofalongtraditionasaclosedprivateeventinKGSduringtheBallSweepCompetition.Thelastfamilydaywasheldin2016.

OurDeputyPresidentenvisionedofhavingKGSfamilydaythroughfunactivitieslineupforallagesinabiggerfestivity.Thevisionistocultivate/fostertheimportanceoffamilytogethernessbecauseahappyfamilyisagratefulfamily.Asthesayinggoes“Familylikebranchesonthetree,weallgrowindifferentdirections,yetourrootsremainasone”.

HekickedofftheideatogetherwithHonorarySecretarycollaboratedwithCommitteesfromF&B,SocialRecreationandMarketing&Promotions.Concurrently,theyalsowouldwanttomakeknownKGStopublictocreateawarenessandtopromoteKGSasarecreationalvenuefornon-golfingactivitybesidegolfingasitsmainattraction.

Hence, thenamewaschangedasKGSFamilyFunCarnival todefinemixtureof excitementandcelebration insharingtheClubvibrancyandzestwiththemembersandpublic.ItwasagreathonourthatourDeputyPresidentsupported the carnival and even contributed his ideas by creating the tagline:

Thus,forthefirsttimeinKGShistory,KGSwillopenitsdoortopublicforanexperienceatagolfClubwithpromisingadayofhealthyactivitiesforeveryone.Itdidnotmatterifitwasthemostinterestingorthemostboringactivity,butthekeyiseveryonehadtodoittogether.

Theworkingcommitteewassetupimmediatelytoensurethesmoothcoordinationandexecutionofthecarnival.Asatthisreportwaswritten,atKGSFamilyFunCarnival2019,thereare30boothshousingvariousenterprises,social service organisations, plus corporate and community partners agreeing to collaborate.

“A team above all. Above all a team.”


We are HappyWe are ThankfulWe are Family

KGS Family Fun Carnival Organizing Team

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3. AERODANCE

ThisactivitywasintroducedinAugust2018everyTuesdayandFridayfrom5:30p.mto6:30p.mformembersandstaffsfortheirwellbeingandaspartofwellnessprogramforKGSstaffs.

Since then, the aerodance session is garneringmore interest fromour ladiesmembers to join in as the classpromotefunwhileexercising.TheManagementhopesthisactvitywillcontinuetoencouragemorememberstojoininfurthermorethisactivityisfreeofcharge.


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1. EMPLOYEE’S APPRECIATION NIGHT 2019

TheEmployeeAppreciationNightwasheldatUCSIHotelon4thMarch2019withredandblacktheme;wasgreatwaytopromotestrongerbondsbetweenindividualsandtheirplaceofwork,helpbroadenanddeepenconnectionsbetweencolleaguesandalsotorejuvenatetheteamspirit.

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People are andwill alwaysbeour greatest asset.Their abilitiesandcontributionsarean important key to thesuccessofKGSentireoperation.Thus,onthesameevening,wecelebrated13stafffortheir30yearsofserviceand35staffsfortheir20yearsofservice.AsasymbolofClubappreciationfortheirdedicationandloyalty;atokenofappreciationwaspresentedtothem.

(CongratulationsonreachingaservicemilestonewithKGS!)

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All those present also enjoyed getting lucky draw gifts such as electrical goods, hampers and many otherswonderfulprizesforsubsidiaryactivities.Thankstoourwonderfulsponsors!Weextendoursincereappreciationtooursponsors,withoutwhomoureventwouldnotbepossible.


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Byorganizingsucheventwillgiveourstaffthesimplechancetobond,blowoffsomesteam,orsimplyletloose,eachstaffwouldreturntoworkwithanewlyacquiredpositivememorythatisassociatedwithcolleagues,aswellastheirwork.

2. Program Saringan Kesihatan Perkeso SOSCO Health Screening is initiative by SOSCO for eligible employees of 40 year and above. The free heatlh

screeningwasconductedon21stOctober2019atKGSBanquetHall for theconvenienceofKGSstaff.A totalof70KGSstaffeligiblefortheprogramandthedoctorsappointedbySOSCOalsounderlinedtothestaffontheimportanceoftakingcareoftheirhealth.

(OrganisingCommitteewithGrandPrizeWinner.)


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On11thNovember2019,thedoctorsagainmetwiththestaffsontheresultofthemedicaltest.Wearegladthatdespiteageandnatureoftheirwork,mostlythestaffsareinthepinkofhealth.


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LIST OF RECIPROCAL CLUBS 2019 (79 CLUBS)CLUBS IN MALAYSIA : 46 CLUBS CLUBS IN OVERSEAS : 33 CLUBS

MALAYSIA

JOHOR

CLUB / ADDRESS / CONTACT NO. CONDITIONS

BUKIT BANANG GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBNo.1PersiaranGemilangBandarBanangJaya,83000BatuPahatJohorDarulTakzimTel:07-42860001/4280002Fax:07-4286801

•Nosigningfacilities

ROYAL JOHOR COUNTRY CLUBJalanLarkin,80200JohorBahruMalaysiaTel:07-2233322/2242098,2239130Fax:07-4286801

PALM RESORT GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBJalanPersiaranGolf,offJalanJumbo,81250Senai,JohorTel : 07- 5996222Fax:07–5996001

ORCHARD GOLF & COUNTRY RESORT (NEW)KM19,JalanKotaTinggiKulai,K.B,510,81900KotaTinggi,Johor,MalaysiaTel:07-8978096Fax:07-8977980


KEDAH


HAVARD GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB HavardGolfResort(Jerai)BerhadBedongKedahDarulAman.Tel :04-4586887Fax:04-4585888


KULIM GOLF & COUNTRY RESORT SDN. BHDPersiaranKulimGolfKulimHi-TechPark,09000KulimKedahDarulAman.Tel:(6)04-4032828Fax:(6)04-903288

KELANTAN


KELANTAN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB5488JalanHospital15200KotaNahruKelatanDarulNaimTel :7482102Fax :7472918

KUALA LUMPUR


ROYAL SELANGOR GOLF CLUBJalanKelabGolf55000KualaLumpurWilayahPersekutuanKualaLumpurTel: 603-9206 3333Fax:603-92853939

RECIPROCAL

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KUALA LUMPUR


KELAB GOLF PERKHIDMATAN AWAMBukitKiaraOffJlnDamansara,KualaLumpur,PetiSuratNo.1139,JlnPantaiBaru,59200KualaLumpurTel :03-79573344/79571958/79570666Fax :03-79577821

MELAKA


AYER KEROH COUNTRY CLUBP.OBox232,75750MelakaTel : +606-2332000 / 2324351Fax:+606-2323578


TIARA MELAKA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB (NEW)JalanGapam,75460BukitKatil,P.OBox47375760Melaka.Tel : 06-231 1111Fax : 06-231 4122


NEGERI SEMBILAN


SEREMBAN INTERNATIONAL GOLF CLUBP.OBox88,70710SerembanNegeriSembilanDarulKhususTel:06-67752777/6775787/6772309Fax : 06-6772309

•Golfingfacilitiesonweekdaysonly

ROYAL SERI MENANTI GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 71550SriMenanti,NegeriSembilanDarulKhusus.Tel : 06-4979600Fax:06-4979888


ROYAL PALM SPRING GOLF CLUBBatu13,KM21JlnPantai,MukimPasirPanjang71250PortDicksonNegeriSembilan.Tel : 06-661 0069Fax : 06-661 9651


STAFFIELD COUNTRY RESORT BERHADBatu13,JalanSeremban,KualaLumpur,71700Mantin,NegeriSembilanDarulKhusus.Tel:03-87666117Fax:03-87667173


NILAI SPRING GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBNilaiSpringsPT4770,NilaiSprings71800PutraNilaiNegeriSembilan.Tel :06-8508888Fax:06-8503388


PORT DICKSON GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB71050SiRusa,PortDicksonNegeriSembilanDarulKhusus.Tel :06-6473123/6473586Fax :06-6474949/64775668Email :[email protected]


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PAHANG


KELAB GOLF DIRAJA PAHANGPetiSuratNo.5325700KuantanPahangDarulMakmur.Tel:09-5675811Fax : 09-5671170 / 5667042

• No Guest

PENANG


PENANG TURF CLUB GOLF SECTIONBatu Gantong Road, 10450 PenangTel:(04)-2385226Fax:(04)-2385110

PENANG GOLF RESORT BERHAD1687,JalanTunHamdanSheikhTahir,13200KepalaBatas,S.P.U,Penang,Malaysia.Tel:04-5782022Fax : 04-5750226


PERAK


ROYAL PERAK GOLF CLUBJalanSultanAzlanShah,31400Ipoh,NegeriPerakTel : 05-542 3266Fax : 05-5455046

MERU VALLEY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBJalanBukitMeru,30020Ipoh,PerakDarulRidzuanTel : 05-5293300 / 5263333Fax :05-5293387

CLEARWATER SANCTUARY GOLF RESORTLot6019,JalanChangkatLarang,31000BatuGajah,PerakDarulRidzuan.Tel : 05-3667433Fax : 05-3667434


SELANGOR


KELAB GOLF SULTAN ABDUL AZIZ SHAHNo.1,RumahKelab,JalanKelabGolf13/6–Rumahkelab,Seksyen13,40100ShahAlam Selangor.Tel:03-55105872/017-2240039Fax:03-55105860

KELAB REKREASI TENTERA UDARAPengkalanUdaraTUDM,Subang,46740PetalingJaya,Selangor.Tel:03-78473048Fax:03-78464415


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SELANGOR


SAUJANA GOLF COUNTRY CLUBSaujanaResortSeksyenU2,40150ShahAlam,SelangorDarulEhsan.Tel:03-78461466Fax:03-78467818

MONTEREZ GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBMWEGolf&CountryClubBerhadP.O.Box7477,40716ShahAlam,SelangorDarulEhsan.Tel:03-7465989/78465989Fax:03-78467881/78467343

KELAB RAHMAN PUTRAJalanBRP2/1,BukitRahmanPutra,47000SungaiBuloh,Selangor,DarulEhsan.Tel:03-61566870Fax:03-61560280

TEMPLER PARK COUNTRY CLUBTemplerParkCountryClubKm21,JlnRawang48000,RawangSelangaorDarulEhsan.Tel :03-60910268/60919617/60919731Fax : 03-6091 9164

KELAB GOLF NEGARA SUBANGJlnSS7/2KelanaJaya,47301PetalingJayaSelangorDarulEhsanMalaysia,PetiSurat151, 46710Tel:03-78760388Fax:03-78755267

TERENGGANU


KUALA TERENGGANU GOLF RESORTTokJembal,MukimKualaNerus,21300KualaTerengganu,TerrenganuDarulIman.Tel :09-6666836/6660613Fax : 09-6666493


KELAB GOLF REKREASI PETRONASJalanKemaman-Dungun,PerumahanPetronasRantauBukit,24300Kerteh,Terengganu.Tel:09-8640232/259/544Fax:09-8640233

LABUAN


LABUAN GOLF CUBJalanTanjungBatu,P.O.Box81287,87022LabuanFT.Malaysia.Tel :087-412810/412711/412712Fax:087-416260

•Nosigningfacilities• No Guest

LABUAN INTER. GOLF CLUBJalanSg.Pagar,Kiansam,87000,WilayahPersekutuaanLabuan.Tel:087-468468Fax:087-468467



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SABAH


TAWAU GOLF CLUBKM14,JalanKukusanP.O.Box697,91008Tawau,SabahTel:089-765555/765990/765991Fax:089-762904Email:[email protected]


KELAB GOLF KUDATJalanLintas,Kudat,W.D.T.18,89059Kudat,Sabah.Tel:088-611002Fax:088-611003Email:[email protected]


KENINGAU GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBJalanLuagan,KampungPasirPutih,P.O.Box990,89008Keningau,Sabah.Tel:087-331113,336814,336825Fax:087-333002Email:[email protected]

SANDAKAN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBP.O.Box541,90706SandakanSabahMalaysia.Tel:089-660557/660555Fax:089-660584


KINABALU GOLF CLUBJlnAru,TanjungAru,P.OBox10654,88807KotaBaruSabah,Malaysia.Tel:088-251615/234904/263162Fax:088-232162/240/66


SABAH GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBReservoirRoad,BukitPadang,KotaKinabalu,Sabah,P.OBox.11876,88820KotaKinabalu.Tel:088-247533Fax:088-225243/254997


SARAWAK


KELAB GOLF BINTULUP.O.Box1072,Tg.KidurongRoad,97008Bintulu.Tel:086-253213/252001Fax:086-253754

KELAB GOLF SIBUMile10½,OyaRoad,P.OBox122696000Sibu,Sarawak.Tel:084-228119Fax:084-229120


KELAB GOLF MIRIP.O.Box101,98107Lutong,Miri.Tel:085-416787/438190Fax:085-417848


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OVERSEAS

AUSTRALIA


SANCTUARY LAKE CLUB70GregNormanDrive,SanctuaryLakes,VIC3030,Australia.Tel:(613)93952888Fax:(613)93952988

INDOORPILLY GOLF CLUBMeiersRoad,Indooropilly4068,P.O.Box188,Indooropilly,Queensland4068.Tel : 07-37212121Fax:07-38705013

LONG ISLAND COUNTRY CLUBTheNationalGolfClub,TheCupsDrive,CapeSchanckVIC3938.Tel:13-59886666Fax:13-59886744

DARWIN GOLF CLUBAustralia,linksRd,MarraraNT0812,AustraliaTel:+61889271322Fax:08-89272567

OATLANDS GOLF CLUB LIMITEDBettingtonRoad(P.O.Box106),Oatlands,NewSouthWales2117.Tel : 02-96301260 / 96301269Fax:02-96302586

CHURCHILL-WAVERLEY GOLF & BOWLS CLUB LTD (NEW)82,BerginsRoad,RowvilleVIC3178Tel : +6139764 5144Fax : +61397643044


ROYAL PERTH GOLF CLUB INCofLabouchereRoad,SouthPerth,WesternAustralia,Australia.Tel:+61864364900Fax:+61893675219

•Nosigningfacilities• Visit limits 6 times a year

NEW ZEALAND


HARE WOOD GOLF CLUB371,McleansIslandRoad,POBox20099,Christchurch,8543,NewZealand.Tel:(03)3598843Fax : (03) 359 5379

GULF HARBOUR COUNTRY CLUBP.OBox.527,Whangaparao0943AucklandNewZealand.Tel:+649-4281380Fax : 64-9-4244739

•Nosigningfacilities•50%discountgreenfee• Visit limits 6 times a year

RUSSLEY GOLF CLUB428MemorialAvenue,P.O.Box14-045,Christchurch,NewZealand.Tel:03-3584748Fax:03-3587480



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CHINA


MISSION HILL GOLF CLUBNo.1,MissionHillsRoad,Shenzhen,GuangdongProvince.PeoplesRepublicofChina,518110Tel:ChinaBooking(86755)28020888Tel:HKBooking(852)28260288BookingbyFax:(86755)28024868

Requirements• Mandatoryformembers&

Guests to stay at the mission• Requiredtoproducealetterof

introduction, membership card, passport&acurrenthandicapcertificate

Eligibility & Entitlement• 2roundsofgolffreeofcharge

pervisitwithin30days&Max.of12 rounds per calendar year

• UseofE-Card&Caddyismandatory

• Restricted to play at the followingcourses:Leadbetter,Rose-Poulter,Annika,Els,Faldo,Ozaki,Vijay

Payment• Payment must be made in Cash,

or by an accepted Credit Card.

ZHAOQING RESORT & GOLF CLUBHuilongTown,GaoyaoCity,ZhaoqingGuandongProvince,China.Tel:86-7588162168Fax:86-7588162078

INDONESIA


PALM SPRINGS GOLF & BEACH RESORTP.T.AFPDwilestari,Jl.HangLekiuNongsa,Batam,Indonesia.Tel:778761222Fax:778-761223

CIPUTRA GOLF, CLUB RESTO (NEW)EastJayaJl.CitraLandUtama,CitraRayaSurabaya60219,IndonesiaTel: +62-31 3301 2555Fax: +62-31 7414 622Email:[email protected]


LOTUSLAKES GOLF CLUB (NEW)Jl.BukitGolfIndahNo.,KarawangBarat41361-IndonesiaTel:+62267405888Fax:+62267405890Email:[email protected]


JAKARTA GOLF CLUB (NEW)Jl.RawamangunMukaRayaNo.1JakartaTimur13220IndonesiaTel: (021) 4754732 Fax: (021) 475 4740



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BRUNEI


PANAGA GOLF CLUBSeria KB,3534, Negara Brunei DarulsallamTel: 6733 373142Fax: 6733 374056


ROYAL BRUNEI AIRLINES GOLF CLUBMPCP.OBox998,BandarSeriBegawanBB3577,NegaraBruneiDarussalam.Tel: + 673 234 3724Fax: 673 3374056


PANTAI MENTIRI GOLF CLUBKM151/2JalanKotaBatu,PetiSurat1646,BandarSeriBegawanBS8673,Brunei Darussalam.Tel: 673-2791021 / 2792014Fax: 673-2790773


ROYAL BRUNEI GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBJerudongPark,Jerudong,BG3122,BruneiDarussalam.Tel:673-2611582Fax: 673-2610499


PHILIPPHINES


APO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBBago8000DavoaCityPhilipphines.Tel:297-2150Fax:63-82-297-2036

VALLEY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB, INC (NEW) AntipoloCity,PhillippinesP.OBox202Q,PlazaCaintaTel:658-4901/03,658-4919to20Fax:658-4918


SINGAPURA


SELETAR COUNTRY CLUB101,SeletarClubRoad,Singapore798273.Tel:02-64814812Fax:02-64813000


THE KEPPEL CLUBBukitChermin,Singapore0410.Tel : (65) 637 55514Fax:02-62781448


THE WARREN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBNo.81,ChoaChuKangWay,Singapore.Tel:02-65861245Fax:02-65861235/65861259



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SINGAPURA


SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUBThomsonRoadBukitLocation240SimeRoad288303P.O.Box50,Singapore 9157. Tel:02-64662244(BukitLocation)Fax : 6466 9709


ORCHID COUNTRY CLUB1, Orchid Club Road, Singapore.Tel:02-67559811Fax : 02-67557972


RAFFLES COUNTRY CLUB450, Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Singapore 639932.Tel:02-68617649/68617655Fax:02-68615293/68615563

•Nosigningfacilities• No guest

JURONG COUNTRY CLUB9,ScienceCentreRoad,Singapore609078.Tel : 02-65605655Fax : 02-65671900

•Nosigningfacilities• No guest

SEMBAWANG GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB249,SembawangRoad,Singapore758352(nexttoSembawangAirBase)Tel : 62 570642 / 62 574714 Fax:67520446/67558418

JAPAN


THE SAPPORO COUNTRY CLUB LTD (NEW)199TokiwaMinami-Ku,SapporoHokkaido055-0863JapanTel:+81-11-592-4944Fax:+81-11-592-4959

1. HITSUJIGAOKA COUNTRY CLUB 549Nishioka,ToyohiraWard,Sapporo,Hokkaido 062-0039, Japan Tel:+8111-581-35112. MAKOMANAI COUNTRY CLUB 200Tokiwa,MinamiWard,Sapporo,Hokkaido005-0863,Japan. Tel:+8111-591-84223. TAKINO COUNTRY CLUB 213takino,MinamiWard,Sapporo,Hokkaido005-0862,Japan. Tel:+8111-591-5361


BANGLADESH


KURMITOLA GOLF CLUB (NEW)KurmitolagolfClubShaheedSharani,NearCantonment,Postoffice,DhakaCantonment,Dhaka1206BangladeshWebsite:www.kgc-bd.comEmail:[email protected]:+889835105,+889835123


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INDIA


THE DELHI GOLF CLUB (NEW)Dr.ZakirHussainRoad,NewDelhi-110003Tel : 24307100, 24360002Fax : 24365104Website:www.delhigolfclub.org


PUTRAJAYA


PALM GARDEN GOLF CLUB (NEW) IOIResortCity,62502,PutrajayaMalaysia.BegBerkunci212,PusatMelBandarBaruBangi,43650 Bandar Baru Bangi.Tel:603-82136333Fax:603-82136338Email:[email protected]:www.palmgarden.net.my

•50%OFFpublishedgreenfeerate.

SABAH


BORNEO GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBBorneoGolfResortBhd.,KM69Papar-BeaufortHighway,LockedBagNo.889700Bongawan,Sabah.Tel:087-861888/861750Fax:087-861333Email:[email protected]

•Nosigningfacilities•50%discountgreenfee

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