OCC Jan-Feb 2021 magazine

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2D/1N PREMIUM
PACKAGE
14 Dec 2020 to 28 Feb 2021


CONTENTS
02
From The President
GOLF
23
OCC X ActiveSG TGIF Workout
24
Chinese New Year Special – Ang Bao Fish DIY
26
Fitness 101
11
CLUB NEWS
Vanda Course Upgrading Progress
04
12
New Driving Range Tee-Up System
CNY Operating Hours
05
Do Not Make Illegal Right Turns
06
• Our New Tenants • OCC S&R Members’
Survey 2020 Lucky Draw Winners
08
• Adhering to Club Rules and Acting with Decorum
at the Club
• Hole-in-One Achievers
14
Golf Etiquette
17
Golf Tips
HIP & HAPPENIN’
PLAN & PLAY
DEALS APPEAL
Jan & Feb 2021 Calendar
20
S&R Weekly Programmes
YUM IN MY TUM
28
18
29
31
OUR FAMILY
LIFESTYLE
BOUQUETS
09
21
36
Upcoming NTUC Club & ACC Events
Woks of Life
22
OCC X Get Fit with U Sports: Vinyasa Yoga Virtual Workout
• Our Service Compliments
• Welcome to the Orchid Family
Club General Committee
President
Mr. Chong Kee Hiong
Vice President
Mr. Lim Eng Lee
Captain
Mr. Yeo Khee Leng
Treasurer
Ms. Ho Poh Ching
Publisher
Orchid Country Club 1 Orchid Club Road Singapore 769162 Tel: 6755 9811
Fax: 6755 8874 www.orchidclub.com
Lady Captain
Mrs. Maureen Goh
Members
Mr. Chng Chee Beow Mr. Chua Bor Jern Mr. Sazali Bin Zainal Mr. Jeffrey Chua
Secretary
Mr. Emmanuel Lem
Club Management
General Manager
Mr. Emmanuel Lem
Head of Finance
Ms. Ng Siew Cheng
Head of Golf
Ms. Grace Tan
Head of Hotel
Mr. Gopal Thangavelu
Head of Housekeeping
Ms. Margaret See
Human Resource Manager
Ms. Sherina Lee
Senior IT Executive
Mr. Goh Nam Seng
Head of Marcom & Membership
Ms. Jill Lim
Head of Property & Maintenance
Mr. Alan Chua
Head of Sales & Marketing
Mr. Thomas Ng
Social & Recreation Executive
Ms. Candy Toh
Jackpot Manager
Mr. Jasper Woo
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Editorial Team
Jill Lim Wendy Zhu Tang Weixin Crystal Wong
Contributors
Akmal Syafiq Chef Eric Teo Grace Tan Justin Han Siti Khadijah
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// MESSAGE //
Dear Members,
Happy 2021!
After a very tough and challenging year learning to live with the new normal brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, we are finally turning the page and starting fresh with new beginnings and hopes for infinite possibilities in 2021. With COVID-19 paving the way for a paradigm shift towards digitalisation, there is no better time to start our digital transformation than now. As the change in reading habits accelerates, I am pleased to share that we have gone digital- only with our Club magazines starting from this issue. The magazines will be uploaded to the OCC website in a flipbook format so you will be able to access them from any of your digital devices easily and flip through the pages just like you would with a print edition! I hope that you will enjoy this new reading experience as much as I do.
New Driving Range Tee-Up System
In our efforts to embrace digitalisation, I am delighted to announce that the Club is embarking on an upgrading project for a new Driving Range tee-up system with improved performance and
FROM THE PRESIDENT
convenience. Bays supporting the new system will gradually open and we will be phasing out the existing SMART Range Cards over a 12-month transition period from 4 January to 31 December 2021. The old cards will be replaced by RFID- enabled cards that can be topped up at kiosks located on both levels of the Driving Range. Members can also look forward to charging directly to their membership account using their membership card. Range cardholders can choose to utilise the remaining value in their old cards at selected bays, or purchase a new Range Card over the counter and do a balance transfer. [Read more about the new system and some frequently asked questions on pages 12 & 13.]
Vanda Course Upgrading Progress
The Club is one month into the upgrading of Vanda course, and I am pleased to share that it is well underway and progressing on schedule. Vanda Holes 4, 5 and 9 have been reshaped and well-turfed with TifEagle grass, and the sprinkler heads have been realigned for a better irrigation and drainage system. With all these changes, members can look forward to consistent putting surfaces when the upgraded
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greens reopen. Regular updates on the progress of the golf course renovation will continue to be communicated in a timely manner to members. [Flip to page 11 for more details.]
Online Golf Booking System
I would like to thank members for all the feedback on the current golf booking system. Your valuable inputs allow us to constantly review, change and improve our system. The Club is stepping up efforts to implement an online booking system to alleviate members’ booking woes. NTUC’s IT Department and OCC Management have narrowed down the service provider candidates to four reputable vendors with track records in the golf and club industry. We aim to go into the testing phase in the first quarter of 2021. Members will be kept updated on the implementation of the online booking system in due course, and in the meantime, I seek your kind patience.
Safe and Gradual Resumption of Events
As the events industry bounces back with the easing of restrictions, we are gradually resuming events held at the Club, such as weddings, seminars, trainings, and meetings. Union events have also been making a strong comeback, with a total of more than 500 attendees turning up for 24 Labour Movement events since the lifting of certain restrictions. Much as we are excited to inject life back into the Club, our staff are definitely taking extra care to ensure that all event participants strictly comply with the stringent set of safe management measures put in place.
Despite the number of Covid-19 cases in the community remaining low, we want to stress that safety is still the top priority at the Club, and would like to remind everyone not to be complacent. To keep the Club environment a safe one for not only our members and guests but also our staff, safe management measures such as putting on a mask, observing safe distancing, and avoiding congregating in groups of more than eight should still be strictly adhered to. Large-scale Club golf competitions and post- event dinners with prize giving ceremonies will continue to be suspended to limit close contact and reduce the risk of local transmission. This
includes the annual Hong Bao Golf and Hong Bao Dinner 2021. We will keep members posted if there are any changes to be made in line with the authorities’ guidelines.
Chinese New Year 2021 Red Packets
To share the festive joy with our members, the highlight of our past Jan-Feb issues used to be the Chinese New Year red packets that were enclosed with the magazine. This year, as part of the big NTUC Club family, we will be distributing red packets with the same design as NTUC Club. Though we have gone digital-only for our Club magazines, we will be mailing the red packets to you. So keep a look out for them!
On behalf of the management and staff at OCC, I would like to convey my most sincere gratitude to members for their generosity and support towards the 2021 “Ang Pow” Fund contribution. Your contribution is the greatest form of appreciation for the extra hard work that our staff have put in over the past year, a year which was filled with unprecedented challenges. Thank you for making this festive season an even more joyous and meaningful one!
As we usher in the Chinese New Year, I would like to wish everyone good health, happiness and prosperity. This holiday season is probably unlike any other, as we start the new year still very much filled with uncertainties. May you and your loved ones find peace amid the difficulties and enjoy a better year ahead!
Warmest regards,
Chong Kee Hiong
President
// MESSAGE //
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// CLUB NEWS //
CHINESE NEW YEAR 2021 OPERATING HOURS
11 Feb (Thu) CNY Eve
12 Feb (Fri) CNY Day 1
13 Feb (Sat) CNY Day 2
14 Feb (Sun) CNY Day 3
GOLF
Morning
7:07am – 11:54am
7:07am – 11:54am
7:07am – 11:54am
Normal Operation
Afternoon
12:01pm – 2:14pm
Closed
12:01pm – 2:14pm
Closed
12:01pm – 2:14pm
Closed
Normal Operation
Evening
Normal Operation
Driving Range
9am – 3pm
9am – 6pm
7am – 10:30pm
FACILITIES
11am – 6pm
Fun Pool & Olympic Pool
7am – 4pm
Closed
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Futsal Courts
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Gymnasium & Lifestyle Studio
7am – 4pm
Closed
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Jackpot
10am – 4pm
1pm to 11pm
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Mahjong Room
9:30am – 2:30pm
1:30pm to 9:30pm
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Orchid Golf & Resort Hotel
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Closed
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Tennis Court
F&B OUTLETS
7am – 4pm
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Aranda Lounge (8 Degree)
7pm – 10:30pm
7pm – 10:30pm
7pm – 10:30pm
3pm – 10:30pm
Ban Heng @ OCC
11:30am – 2pm; 5:30pm – 10pm
Closed
11:30am – 2:30pm; 6pm – 9:30pm
11:30am – 2:30pm; 6pm – 9:30pm
Cafe Fattycasso
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Himawari Japanese Restaurant
11:30am - 2:30pm; 5:30pm - 9:30pm
Closed
Closed
Normal Operation
Closed
Normal Operation
Closed
Irene’s Halfway House
Normal Operation
Closed
Closed
My Little Café
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
No. 3 Crab Delicacy Seafood Restaurant
Normal Operation
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Normal Operation
Par Lounge
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Passion Café @ Vanda Terrace
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Royal Palm @ OCC
12pm – 2:30pm; 6pm – 10pm
12pm – 2:30pm; 6pm – 10pm
Closed
12pm – 2:30pm; 6pm – 10pm
12pm – 2:30pm; 6pm – 10pm
Subway
RETAIL OUTLETS
9am – 5pm
11am – 4pm
Closed
Closed
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
Asia Gymnastics & Dance Academy
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Audioline
Normal Operation
Closed
Eagle 9 International
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
First Kick Academy
Normal Operation
Golf Performance 360
Future Clubs Golf
Healing Touch
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
9am – 6pm
9am – 6pm
Closed
1pm – 8pm
1pm – 8pm
Normal Operation
Heguru Orchid Country Club (OCC) Centre
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Little Skool-House
7am – 2pm
Music for Young Children Singapore
PlayFACTO School
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Orchid Bowl
10am – 3am
10am – 3am
10am – 3am
Closed
10am – 11pm
PING @ OCC
9am – 3pm
9am – 5pm
9am – 5pm
9am – 5pm
Closed
Closed
Closed
POP Institute
*All information is correct at the time of printing.


// CLUB NEWS //
Do Not Make Illegal RightTurns
Recently, the Club has observed an alarming increase in the number of motorists driving against the traffic flow and making illegal right turns to exit from the Club. Not only does this pose a threat to the safety of other motorists and pedestrians at the Club, it is also a clear violation of road traffic rules.
Driver making an illegal right turn to exit
Make a left turn and drive around the roundabout before exiting the Golf Clubhouse
The Club is paying close attention to this, and there are security cameras around to act as a deterrence against irresponsible driving and catch anyone making an illegal turn. We will not hesitate to take further action against motorists caught committing such traffic offences.
Everyone has a part to play in practising safe driving. Thank you for your kind cooperation in complying with road traffic rules and making OCC a safe place for all!
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// CLUB NEWS //
Our New TeNaNTs
Future Clubs GolF
Future Clubs Golf is dedicated to helping you build your best golf club and reach your full potential as a golfer! Whether you are a beginner or an advanced golfer, Future Clubs will be able to provide expert advice
for all your queries on golf equipment.
Armed with the latest club fitting tools, grips, shafts and measuring devices, Future Clubs aims to provide a professional fitting service to help you with all your equipment needs. From a grip change to equipment build requirements, their experienced club builder will put it all together to suit your desired
specifications.
With the latest training aids, game improvement products, and home golf solutions that Future Clubs carries, you will be
able to equip yourself for a better game!
Swing by Future Clubs Golf at OCC Driving Range, Level 2 to visit! For enquiries, contact Allen at 9118 2894.
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// CLUB NEWS //
IRENE’S HALFWAY HOUSE
IRENE’S HALFWAY HOUSE
Check out the newly opened halfway house located near Aranda Hole 6 and indulge in a bowl of Seletar’s famous Mee Siam with your golf kakis before or after your game! Look out for some of their other daily specials like Fried Carrot Cake, Char Kway Teow, and Wanton Mee!
Call 9028 5057 to order in advance!
OCC S&R MEMbERS’ SURvEY 2020 LUCkY DRAW WINNERS
We are delighted to announce the winners of our OCC Social & Recreational (S&R) Members’ Survey 2020 Lucky Draw. Congratulations to the three lucky members who walked away with a Soleus Watch!
Mr. Chua Eng Hoe Mr. Foo Chee Tien Ms. Lynette Tan
A big thank you to all members who took the time to share their feedback regarding the Club’s S&R activities. We look forward to your continued support as we work towards organising more exciting activities for all members!
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// CLUB NEWS //
HOLE-IN-ONE ACHIEVERS!
Mr. Teo Guan Huat
Aranda Hole 6 27 Sep 2020 (Sun)
Mr. Qi Jian
Dendro Hole 4 9 Oct 2020 (Fri)
Mr. Lim Tow Ghee
Vanda Hole 2 15 Oct 2020 (Thu)
Mr. Kim Jin Ok
Vanda Hole 2
1 Nov 2020 (Sun)
Mr. Albert Yeo
Dendro 8
15 Nov 2020 (Sun)
Mr. Ng Kit Hong
Aranda 6
23 Nov 2020 (Mon)
Mr. Jeffrey Wong Lock Chen
Dendro 8
25 Nov 2020 (Wed)
Mdm. Cheng Fong Kiew
Vanda 4
28 Nov 2020 (Sat)
Mr. Simon Chin Fen Yoo
Dendro 4
30 Nov 2020 (Mon)
Mr. Qi Jian
Dendro 4
4 Dec 2020 (Fri)
Mdm. Miniandy Vijayal
Aranda 6
11 Dec 2020 (Fri)
Mr. Tang Yat Sang
Aranda 2
18 Dec 2020 (Fri)
ADHERING TO CLUB RULES AND ACTING WITH DECORUM AT THE CLUB
Recently, there was a case of a member who parked his car at the Committee parking lot before heading off to play golf. When contacted by the Club staff to park his car elsewhere immediately so that a penalty will not be imposed, the member told the staff that he would settle the matter after his game. The Security staff had to wheel-clamp the member’s car due to unauthorised parking at the reserved lots. The member subsequently called the Police when he found his car being wheel-clamped and that he was being charged $100 for release of the wheel clamp. However, as ‘no parking’ signs were properly put up and the rules clearly stated in the Club's Bye-Laws, the Police had no reason to take action against the Club.
According to Article 9.5 in the Social Bye-Laws, “Cars parked in reserved lots, unauthorised areas or in any manner contrary to these Bye-Laws shall
be clamped or towed away at the owner’s expense and the owner may in addition be subjected to disciplinary actions.” The owner shall have to pay a fee for release of the wheel clamp.
We would like to remind all members to only park at authorised areas or be subject to a penalty fee for the release of the wheel clamp. We also wish to highlight to members that a warning letter may be issued to anyone who does not act with decorum or infringes Club rules. Thank you for your kind understanding and cooperation.
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// OUR FAMILY //
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January
Lantern-making Class
February
Button MY Heart!
20 Feb 2021 (Sat) 12pm - 2pm Tulip Room
Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy a relaxing afternoon of handicrafts with your children! Come stretch your imagination and create masterpieces using acrylic paints and fancy buttons.
// OUR FAMILY //
UPCOMING ACC EvENTS
23 Jan 2021 (Sat) 2pm - 4pm Tulip Room
Enrol in our Lantern-making Class and learn the techniques of folding red packets into impressive Chinese New Year decorations! Discover the fun and joy in lantern-making and decorate your home with these lovely handmade lanterns!
$15 (ACC/OCC Member) $17 (Union Member)
$22 (Guest)
10 persons
16 Jan 2021 (Sat) *Materials are included.
Trek De Opium Hill
23 Jan 2021 (Sat) 3pm – 6pm TBA
Take a leisurely afternoon ramble around the forest of Opium Hill and experience what the invading Japanese soldiers did as they fought their way uphill against the brave but heavily outnumbered troop of the 1st Malay Regiment during one of the fiercest battles in World War II – the Battle of Opium Hill. You will get to explore the flora in the area as well as the Canopy Walkway before ending the day at the Reflections of Bukit Chandu.
Fee* :
Max Pax Closing Date
*Materials are included.
Trek De Rail Corridor
27 Feb 2021 (Sat) 3pm - 6pm TBA
Together with your family and friends, join this unique trail, where you will be acquainted with the lush flora and a showcase of our multicultural heritage along the way! Our trekking trail, along the now defunct Malayan Railway track, will lead you through secondary forests, railway bridges and various townships. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the ‘wild side’ of Singapore!
Fee* : Max Pax :
$12 (ACC/OCC Member) $14 (Union Member)
$16 (Guest)
Closing date :
: 10 persons
: 13 Feb 2021 (Sat)
Fee :
$10 (ACC/OCC Member) $12 (Union Member)
$15 (Guest)
20 persons
16 Jan 2021 (Sat)
Fee :
Max Pax : Closing Date :
$10 (ACC/OCC Member) $12 (Union Member)
$15 (Guest)
20 persons
20 Feb 2021 (Sat)
Max Pax Closing Date
: :
For enquiries and registration, please email Ms. Linda Yeo at [email protected] 10


// GOLF //
vANDA COURSE UPGRADING PROGRESS
The first phase of the golf course upgrading project at the Vanda Course is well underway and progressing on schedule. We are pleased to share that the TifEagle grass is the choice of turf that we are using for our upgraded greens. With this turf, members can look forward to having consistent putting surfaces all year round.
From Vanda Terrace, members may have noticed the unearthing of Vanda Hole 9 green and the excavation of Holes 4 and 5 greens in the past one month. Vanda Holes 4, 5 and 9 have now been reshaped and well-turfed. now reshaped and well-turfed.
A premium green also requires a better irrigation and drainage system. With the realignment of some sprinkler heads, this can help to ensure more efficient use of water and electricity for irrigation – something that is important for golf courses. Not only does this improve the allocation of resources, it is also effective in water and electricity conservation.
During the upgrading period, we seek your understanding that there will be times when tipper trucks will be seen transporting earth out of the course. We have been working very closely with the contractor to minimise inconveniences as much as possible for our members. Periodic updates on the upgrading progress will also be provided to keep members abreast of the project.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
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// GOLF //
NEW DRIvING RANGE TEE-UP SYSTEM
The Club’s upgrading project for a new Driving Range tee-up system with improved performance and convenience is currently underway, and we will gradually phase out all existing SMART Range Cards over a 12-month transition period from 4 January to 31 December 2021. With the upgrade, current cards will be replaced by RFID-enabled cards and bay panels will be replaced by touchscreen tablets with RFID card readers attached to them. Moving forward, OCC members will also be able to charge directly to their membership accounts using their OCC RFID-enabled membership cards when playing at the Driving Range.
FAQs
1. Will I still be able to use my old Driving Range card?
Old Driving Range cards can still be used during the transition period. The new system will run alongside the old system until it has been installed at all the bays over a period of 12 months.
2. What will happen to my old Range Card once
the new system has been installed at all the bays?
Range cardholders can choose to utilise the remaining value in their old Range Cards within the next 12 months, or purchase a new Range Card at $5 plus GST over the counter and do a balance transfer. OCC members will enjoy a 50% discount when they purchase their first new range card, at $2.50 plus GST.
After purchase, simply present your old Range Card to our Driving Range staff and they will verify the card balance before transferring the balance to the new Range Card at a cap of $300 per card. Transfer of balances from the old cards to the new cards must be done within the 12-month transition period, i.e. by 31 December 2021. Cardholders are reminded to replace their existing Range Cards with the new RFID-enabled Range Cards within the 12-month transition period.
3. Can I obtain a cash refund for my old Range Card?
Cash refund of any unused value stored in the existing range cards is strictly not allowed.
4. I am an OCC member. Can I transfer the balance in my old Range Card to
my membership account?
No, transfer of balance in the old Range Card to a membership account is strictly not allowed as it is equivalent to a cash refund.
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// GOLF //
5. Do I need to purchase a new Range Card to use
the new tee-up system? OCC Members can opt to use their own membership cards to access the new system or purchase a new Range Card. Non-members will need to purchase a new RFID-enabled Visitor Range Card over the Range Counter.
6. Can I top up more than $300 in one new Range Card?
No, the amount you can top up for the new Range Card is capped at $300, which is also the maximum stored value in the new Range Card at any point in time. This cap is the same for the existing SMART Range Cards.
7. When will my new Range Card expire?
The new Range Card will expire in three (3) years’ time from the date of your last transaction, i.e. top-up or utilisation, whichever is later. There will not be any refund of any value in your Card once it expires. Cardholders may check the expiry date of their Card at the Driving Range Counter.
8. Is the new system easy to use?
Just follow the 3 easy steps below and you are good to go! 1. Tap your card.
2. Select the number of balls.
3. Start playing!
A step-by-step guide on how to use the system will be displayed at the Driving Range. For assistance, please approach any staff member at the Driving Range Counter.
9. Can I pass my OCC RFID membership card to my friends and family members so that they can enjoy Member’s rates and play at Member’s bays?
No. All membership cards are strictly non-transferable.
10. What do I do if I lose my new Range Card?
Loss of Driving Range cards must be reported immediately to the staff at the Driving Range Counter personally or by calling 6750 2198. For loss of OCC membership cards, please contact the Membership department at 6750 2180/123. The Club will proceed to block the use of reported lost cards after verification. Please note that the replacement of lost cards is chargeable.
Terms and conditions for the new RFID-enabled Range Cards can be found on
www.orchidclub.com/drtnc
For enquiries, please call Driving Range at 6750 2198.
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// GOLF //
Golf Etiquette
Every day, breaches of golf etiquette, such as dangerous play, not filling or replacing divots, not repairing ball marks on the greens, and improper use of buggies are observed on the golf courses. Golfers who are caught breaching golf etiquette will be issued a Club advisory as a warning. Repeat offenders will have further disciplinary action taken against them by the Club.
Please take note of the following golf etiquette rules when playing on the golf courses at the Club. Golfers’ playing experience can be enhanced if everyone is more mindful of golf etiquette and adheres to the guidelines.
Avoiding Slow Play
Slow play is a serious issue that plagues many of our members and ruins golf games. A typical round of 18 holes takes about 4 hours 30 minutes. Here are some tips on how to keep to the pace of play.
1. Arrive at the club earlier
Showing up late at the tee box can put the entire time sheet on the brink of delay. Arrive 15 minutes before your tee time and be ready to tee off on time.
2. Play from the correct tee box
Play from the set of tee boxes according to your handicap. Only male golfers with a handicap index of 18.0 and below are allowed to tee off from the Blue tee boxes.
In the event that one of the male golfers within the flight has a handicap index above 18.0, they must all tee off from the White tee boxes.
3. Minimise your time on the tee boxes
It is acceptable for players to ‘hit when ready’. You can also save time by playing a provisional ball (Rule 27-2) if you think that your original ball might be lost or out of bounds.
4. Plan ahead
Once you are off the tee, think ahead. Determine the yardage and decide on your club selection before it is your turn to play. You can do this while the other players in your flight are playing. If buggies are restricted to the cart path only, please carry more than one club to your shot. Every small step saves time.
5. Pre-shot routine – Keep it short
Decide on your line of play and trust yourself. Try to take no more than one practice swing, set up to the ball, and then play your shot. Most importantly, be ready to hit when it is your turn. Start moving towards your buggy for your next shot.
6. Aim to play in 20 seconds
From club selection and pre-shot routine to execution, strive to hit your shot within 20 seconds when it is your turn to play. This will help to keep play moving at a brisk pace.
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// GOLF //
7. Develop an eye for distance
If you need to determine precise distance, consider using a range finder or try to find a distance marker before you reach your ball.
8. Buddy system
Do not wait in the buggy while your flight mate hits and then drive to your ball. Get out and walk to your ball with a few clubs. Be ready to play when it is your turn and then let your flight mate pick you up. Alternatively, drive to your ball after you drop your flight mate off and then pick him or her up after you hit.
9. Be helpful to your flight mates
Look out for your flight mates’ shots, not just your own. If you already know the location of your shot, help the others look for their balls. Volunteer to fill a divot for another player if the need arises.
10. Keep up with the flight in front of you
Your correct position on the course is immediately behind the group in front of you. Arrive at your next shot just before the preceding group leaves the area in front of you. If you are consistently unable to keep up and a gap opens in front of you, please invite and allow the group behind you to play through, irrespective of the number of players in the group.
11. Be efficient on the putting green
Mark your ball, lift and clean it when you arrive at the putting green so that you will be ready to replace it when it is your turn to play. You can usually line up your putt while the others are putting, without disturbing them. Leave your clubs on the side of the putting green closest to the next tee and leave the green promptly after holing out. Wait until the next tee to record your score.
Preventing Dangerous Play
1. No golfer shall play their shot until the golfers in the front flight are out of range.
2. For blind holes, always make the extra effort to walk or drive the buggy ahead to ensure
that the flight in front is out of range.
3. If you or your flight mate to hit a wayward shot, you must shout “fore” immediately and
go up to the affected party to apologise.
4. Do not engage in a quarrel or a fight. Call for the Marshall, if required.
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// GOLF //
Replacing and Repairing Divots
Some golfers take more divots while others take less. No matter how many divots you take in a round, please try to replace them all. Even if the piece of grass that you replace ends up dying, the soil condition will still improve. This will allow the divot to fill in faster and help to restore a smooth playing surface. An unrepaired divot can take months to heal and may never fully recover. Sand bottles are available on the buggies and at certain tee boxes with refill stations.
REPLACE
When the divot is still intact with soil attached.
Place the divot back in the scar, then press with your foot to enhance rooting.
Repairing Ball Marks
FILL
When the divot is shattered with no soil attached.
Fill to ground level without overfilling. Press with your foot to compact and level mix.
A ball mark is a little depression on the green left by a golf ball when it lands from a tee shot or approach shot. Unrepaired ball marks can kill the grass and cause an uneven putting surface. Repairing a ball mark restores a smooth surface and helps keep the grass green and healthy. It will also mean smoother putts for the golfers and lower possibility for a well-hit shot to be knocked off-line by a ball mark.
CHOOSE WISELY
A ball mark repair tool is recommended, but other pointed devices can be used.
PUSH DON’T PRY
Starting from the back and sides, gently push & stretch the turf to the center of the mark.
WORK AROUND
Work around
the ball mark until it’s filled in. Avoid lifting & twisting the turf harshly.
FINAL TOUCH
Use your putter to lightly tap down the mark. Fix other marks in addition to yours.
Let us show consideration for one another by observing golf etiquette and adhering to golf rules when playing on the golf courses so that everyone can enjoy a more pleasurable golf game!
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DIAL IN THE
The wedge shot is one of the most unique shots in a golf game. Some think of it as a ‘mini full swing’ while others, a ‘big chip’. Both shots have characteristics that are ideal and not so ideal for a wedge shot. Hopefully, with the help of the following tips, you will be able to blend both ideas into a reliable and accurate wedge action.
30-40 METRE WEDGE SHOT
Set-Up
Impact
The key thing to note here is to set up in a position where your eyes are able to see the front of the golf ball. This not only encourages you to start with your weight placed on your front foot but also gets your sternum (located close to where the golfer’s shirt buttons are) and head positioned on top of the ball. These are all crucial pointers to help you strike the ball cleanly.
Backswing
For a regular full swing shot, most golfers will form the red right angle with the lead arm and the shaft when the lead arm becomes parallel with the ground. This angle is formed by wrist set, a necessity to create club speed for a full shot. Instead, you can try swinging the club back with very little wrist set, making use of lower and upper body turn to swing to this position (blue angle). This keeps the lead wrist flat, which in turn helps you to deliver the club into the ball with less clubface and variability in club speed.
You can see here that the shaft angle has been returned to a position similar to that of the set- up. It is possible to do this from the less-than-90- degree-angle illustrated in the backswing. Being able to return the club to a shaft lean position that is similar to the set-up or slightly forward makes trajectory and distance control more predictable.
Turn-Through
It is very important that we turn through to the finish position, where our belt buckle, chest, and head all face the target. Many golfers try their hardest to keep their head down even after the ball is gone, which does not translate to a good turn-through. Try swinging back and through to this position with good rhythm and timing, counting ‘1000’ swinging back and ‘1000’ in your head swinging through. For all you know, you might find yourself admiring your next wedge shot!
Article contributed by
Justin Han
Director of Golf at Golf Performance 360 @ OCC Driving range
PGA Professional Golf Association
AAA SPGA and PGA of New Zealand Coach Member
If you require more information or assistance, please contact the academy at
6481 0398.
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DATE DAy
1 Fri 2Sat
3 Sun
4 Mon
5 Tue
6 Wed
7 Thu
8 Fri
9Sat 10 Sun
EvEnT
• New Year’s Day •Tennis
• Hatha Yoga
• Aikido (Adults & Kids) • Functional Fitness
• Tennis
• Karate
• Self Defence
• Combat Fighting • Kickboxing
• Pilates
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Tennis Night
• Vinyasa Yoga
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• General Aspects of Cancer Talk
• Taekwondo
•Tennis
• Hatha Yoga
• Aikido (Adults & Kids) • Functional Fitness
• Tennis
• Karate
• Self Defence
• Combat Fighting • Kickboxing
DATE DAy
11 Mon 12 Tue 13 Wed
14 Thu 15 Fri
16 Sat 17 Sun
18 Mon 19 Tue
20 Wed 21 Thu
22 Fri
EvEnT
• Pilates
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Tennis Night
• Vinyasa Yoga
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Taekwondo
• Tennis
• Hatha Yoga
• Aikido (Adults & Kids) • Functional Fitness
• Tennis
• Karate
• Self Defence
• Combat Fighting • Kickboxing
• Pilates
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Tennis Night
• Vinyasa Yoga
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Taekwondo
DATE DAy
23 Sat 24 Sun
25 Mon 26 Tue 27 Wed
28 Thu 29 Fri
30 Sat 31 Sun
EvEnT
• Tennis
• Hatha Yoga
• Aikido (Adults & Kids) • Functional Fitness
• Singapore Traditional Coffee Appreciation Workshop
• Tennis
• Karate
• Self Defence
• Combat Fighting • Kickboxing
• Pilates
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Tennis Night
• Vinyasa Yoga
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Taekwondo
• Tennis
• Hatha Yoga
• Aikido (Adults & Kids) • Functional Fitness
• Tennis
• Karate
• Self Defence
• Combat Fighting • Kickboxing
// PLAN & PLAY //
JANUARY
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DATE DAy
1 Mon
2 Tue
3 Wed
4 Thu
5 Fri
6 Sat
7 Sun
8 Mon
9 Tue
10 Wed
11 Thu
EvEnT
• Pilates
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Tennis Night
• Vinyasa Yoga
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Taekwondo
• Tennis
• Hatha Yoga
• Aikido (Adults & Kids) • Functional Fitness
• Tennis
• Karate
• Self Defence
• Combat Fighting • Kickboxing
• Pilates
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Tennis Night
• Vinyasa Yoga
• Functional Fitness
• Chinese
New Year’s Eve
DATE DAy
12 Fri 13 Sat
14 Sun 15 Mon
16 Tue 17 Wed
18 Thu 19 Fri
20 Sat 21 Sun
EvEnT
• Chinese New Year
• Chinese New Year
• Pilates
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Tennis Night
• Vinyasa Yoga
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Functional Fitness • Taekwondo
• Tennis
• Hatha Yoga
• Aikido (Adults & Kids) • Functional Fitness
• Tennis
• Karate
• Self Defence
• Combat Fighting • Kickboxing
DATE DAy
22 Mon 23 Tue 24 Wed
25 Thu 26 Fri
27 Sat 28 Sun
Legend
*CGE: Corporate Golf Events
n.b. All information is correct at the time of printing. Events may be postponed or cancelled in view of the COVID-19 situation.
// PLAN & PLAY //
FEbRUARY
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EvEnT
• Pilates
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Tennis Night
• Vinyasa Yoga
• Functional Fitness
• Social & Ballroom Dance Class
• Taekwondo
• Tennis
• Hatha Yoga
• Aikido (Adults & Kids) • Functional Fitness
• Tennis
• Karate
• Self Defence
• Combat Fighting • Kickboxing


// PLAN & PLAY //
OCC SOCIAL & RECREATION WEEkLY PROGRAMMES
DANCE
Social Dance Nights^
Aranda Lounge
7.30pm to 1am (Every Fri and Sat)
Sim Han Hoon Dance Class
Lifestyle Studio
Tue, 8pm to 9.15pm Thu, 8pm to 9.15pm $85 (OCC Member) $90 (NTUC Member) $95 (Guest)
FITNESS
Functional Fitness
Functional Training Zone
Mon, 6pm to 7pm Wed, 6pm to 7pm,
7.30pm to 8.30pm Sat, 9am to 10am,
10am to 11am,
Hatha Yoga
Lifestyle Studio
Sat, 9am to 10am
Pilates
Lifestyle Studio
Mon, 7pm to 8pm, 8.15pm to 9.15pm
Vinyasa Yoga
Lifestyle Studio
Wed, 8am to 9am, 7.30pm to 8.30pm
* Free for OCC members - please bring along your membership card for verification
# Charges apply for first drink
^ Suspended till further notice in view of
COVID-19
MARTIAL ARTS
Combat Fighting
Lifestyle Studio
Sun, TBC
Self Defence
Lifestyle Studio
Sun, TBC
Karate
Lifestyle Studio
Sun, 11.30am to 12.30pm, 12.30pm to 1.30pm
Taekwondo
Lifestyle Studio
Fri, 7.30pm to 9pm
SPORTS
SIG - Black 8 (Pool)^
Aranda Lounge
• OCC Black 8 Training
Sat, 3pm to 6pm
• Bi-Monthly Cue Challenge
Last Monday of odd months 7pm onwards
SIG - Bowling^
Orchid Bowl
• OCC Bowling Training
Sat, 3pm to 6pm • Bowling Medal
2nd Saturday of the month (subject to change)
SIG - Orchid Bulls (Darts)^
Aranda Lounge
Tue, 8pm to 10pm Thu, 8pm to 10pm
Future Sports Academies (Tennis)
Tennis Court
Sat and Sun, 8am to 11.30am
SpeediSwim (Learn to Swim)
Fun & Olympic Pool
Tue to Thu, 6pm to 8.10pm
Fri, 6pm to 8.55pm
Sat & Sun, 9.15am to 1.15pm &
3.30pm to 7.25pm
Simply Scuba (Scuba Diving)
Olympic Pool
Mon to Fri, 9am to 5pm Sat and Sun, 12pm to 5pm
SpeediSwim (Competitive Swim)
Olympic Pool
Mon to Thu, 5.30pm to 8pm Sat, 4pm to 6.30pm (Squad) &
6.30pm to 7.30pm (Half Squad) Sun, 8am to 10.30am (Full Squad) &
10.30am to 11.30am (Half Squad)
Aikido (Adults & Kids)
Lifestyle Studio
Sat, 3pm to 4.15pm & 4.15pm to 5.30pm
Kickboxing
Lifestyle Studio
Sun, 3pm to 4pm,
RECREATION
Karaoke Night*#^
Aranda Lounge
Thu, 12pm to 11pm
For the full programme listing, please visit our website at www.orchidclub.com For more information, email [email protected]
NOTE: All information is correct at time of printing.
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OCC members can flash your OCC membership card to enjoy an additional 2% discount at FairPrice Finest Wisteria Mall. T&Cs apply.
INGREDIENTS
• 10 pcs
METHOD
Diamond Live Frozen
1.
Add oil and fry unshelled thawed prawns over high heat. Flip prawns only when sides of prawns turn orange.
Add bell peppers, then reduce heat before adding orange juice, salt, sugar, tabasco and apple balls. Toss well.
Using the melon baller, scoop pears into balls just before adding straight into pan.
Abstain from preparing pear
balls ahead of time to avoid
oxidisation. Toss well. Add orange segments in the mixture.
Serve fruits and vegetables in a hollowed orange. Add orange segments.
Arrange prawns around the hollowed orange. Drizzle sauce from pan onto prawns.
White Prawns
• 40g Yellow Bell Pepper (cut 2.
into chunks)
• 40g Red Bell Pepper 3.
(cut into chunks) • 1/2 pc Red Apple
(scooped into balls using
melon baller)
• 1/2 pc Australia Pear 4.
• 50ml Concentrated
Orange Juice 5.
• 1/2 tsp Salt
• 1 tbsp Sugar
• A dash Tabasco
• 20 pcs Mandarin Orange 6.
Segments
• 3 tbsps Cooking Oil
• 1 pc
• Mint Leaves (for garnish)
Whole Large Orange (hollowed out)
7. Garnish with mint leaves.
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// LIFESTYLE //
OCC x GET FIT WITH U SPORTS: vINYASA YOGA vIRTUAL WORkOUT
With the home setting gradually becoming the new norm for work and exercise, there is simply no excuse to compromise on your exercise regimen during the pandemic! In a virtual Vinyasa Yoga workout session led by instructor, Grace Wong participants had the opportunity to attempt some of the core Vinyasa Yoga moves and get a better understanding of how this style of yoga can bring about life-changing benefits in the long run. It was definitely a stress-relieving experience for all!
To sign up for Vinyasa Yoga classes at OCC, please email to [email protected] or call Gym at 6750 2199.
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// LIFESTYLE //
OCC x ACTIVeSG
TGIF WOrKOuT
To promote the adoption of an active lifestyle, weekly sessions of a mix of various gym programmes were piloted between 25 September and 16 October 2020 as part of a collaboration between OCC and ActiveSG’. Over the course of four weeks, trial workout sessions were conducted by both OCC and ActiveSG trainers, and a total of 33 participants got to experience different programmes offered at OCC, such as Functional Training, HIIT and Kickboxing, in a single session. What better way to end the work week than spending some time to complete a satisfying workout! Thank you to all the fitness enthusiasts who joined in!
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// LIFESTYLE //
CHINESE NEW YEAR SPECIAL – ANG bAO FISH DIY
Materials Needed:
5 x Ang Bao 2 x Craft Eyes Ruler Stapler Glue
HEAD (Ang Bao x 2)
1. Fold the Ang Bao in half along the 2. Fold in the two corners on one side towards the center line. shorter side. Repeat for the second Ang Bao.
3. Staple the two Ang Baos together, leaving a small gap to form the fish mouth.
BODY (Ang Bao x 2)
1. Fold the Ang Bao in half along the longer side. Mark 1⁄2 inch 2. Fold the bottom corners to meet from the center line, then fold the top corners in. the larger triangles
3. Flip the Ang Bao over. Make a fold in the middle on the side with the smaller triangles and overlap them slightly. Staple on the fold.
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TAIL (Ang Bao x 1)
1. Fold the Ang Bao in half along the shorter side, then unfold the ang bao and fold it in half again along the longer side. Fold in all four corners towards the center line.
2. Pinch the Ang Bao along the centerfold line on the short edge. Fold along the middle line.
3. Fold in the 4 edges to complete the tail.
PUTTING IT TOGETHER
1. Place the “body” onto the “head” and staple them together.
2. Insert the “tail” between the “body” and staple them together.
3. Stick the craft eyes on both sides of the “head”.
Your very own Ang Bao Fish is complete!
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// LIFESTYLE //
DRILLS TO CORRECT SCAPULAR WINGING!
What is scapular winging? It is a condition that affects the shoulder blades. Most people with scapular winging have shoulder blades that stick out, resulting in discomfort when sitting or wearing a backpack. It also often affects the ability to raise your arm above your shoulder. Various causes of scapular winging include poor body posture, stiff shoulders and weak core muscles.
Try out these exercises to strengthen your scapular muscles and alleviate scapular winging.
1. SCAPULAR PUSH-UPS
• Get into a push-up position with knees on the floor
• Brace core muscles
• Fully extend arms and retract shoulder blades together
2. BAND PULL APARTS
• Hold the band at chest level with arms straight out in front of you
• Pullshouldersdownandback
• Stretch arms out to the sides as you pull the band apart
• Bring arms back to the starting position
• 15-20 Reps
• Hold each Rep for 3-5 seconds • 15-20 Reps
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// LIFESTYLE //
3. FOREARM WALL SLIDE
• Keep forearms on the wall and slide them up and out
• Stretch extended arms backwards, squeezing shoulder
blades together
4. QUADRUPED SERRATUS WALKOUTS
• Return arms to the wall and slide arms down to the starting position
• 10-15 Reps
• Keep upper back rounded and ‘walk out’ as far as you can without letting your shoulders sink
• 10-15 Reps
Disclaimer: Please consult your physician prior to performing these exercises if you have any existing medical condition.
For more tips and information on our personal training programme, please email [email protected] or call Gym at 6750 2199
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// HIP & HAPPENIN’ //
More and more parents in Singapore are realising the benefits of tennis and how it can help children build and develop life skills such as mental strength, honesty, discipline, self-confidence, and perseverance outside of the classroom.
At Future Tennis, we pride ourselves in instilling the correct fundamentals in developing your child’s tennis techniques and shaping his character for tomorrow. Join us for a session today – we make tennis “seriously” fun!
Group Class (4 Sessions)
Every Weekend 8am to 11.30am
Class
Fees per month*
OCC/ACC
NTUC
Guest
Mini Red (1hr class) – 4yo to 7yo
Mini Orange (1hr class) – 5yo to 9yo Mini Green (1.5hr class) – 6yo to 11yo
$120
$120
$160
$140
$140
$180
$160
$160
$200
*Fees are subject to GST.
For enquiries and registrations, please WhatsApp 9852 8773 or email [email protected] for more information.
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Par Lounge
PROMOTIONS
January & February 2021
CHINESE NEW YEAR BUNDLE DEAL
AUCHENTOSHAN THREE WOOD & SUNTORY CHITA WHISkY
$238++ (U.P. $278++)
Mystery Gift included (while stock lasts)
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WINE OF THE MONTH (JAN & FEB)!
TOSCANO SANGIOvESE IGT
$35++ per bottle (U.P. $45++) $64++ for 2 bottles (U.P. $90++)


// YUM IN MY TUM //
JOHNNIE WALkER GOLD LAbEL RESERvE
$108++ (U.P. $128++) AUCHENTOSHAN
THREE WOOD
$148++ (U.P. $178++)
TAMNAvULIN DOUbLE CASk
$158++ (U.P. $178++)
With complimentary snacks worth $10
(LIMITED EDITION)
bOHAE GULP GULP! HONEY SOJU
$12.50++ per bottle (U.P. $14.50++) Get 1 bottle Free when you
purchase a bucket of 5 bottles at $60++
Get 1 bottle Free when you purchase a bucket of 5 bottles at $38++
Safety measures in strict compliance with guidelines from the authorities are carried out at the Par Lounge to ensure that all customers can dine and wine safely.
For enquiries, please call Par Lounge at 6750 2204. Par Lounge is located at Golf Clubhouse (Level 2).
CORONA bEER
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鲍鱼盘菜 (8位用)
Treasure Pot (for 8 persons)
$368+
发财鱼生 中medium $58+
贺年年糕
$36+
Glutinous Rice Cake
年三十晚团圆饭设有特别时段
CNY's Eve Reunion dinner special time slots available (11 February 2021)
初一至初十五 照常营业
Open as usual during Chinese New Year (12 February - 26 February 2021) *Booking is advised.
* Terms & Conditions Apply.
* All prices above are not valid in tandem with OCC member discount,
any other special offers, promotions, discounts, vouchers, and/or coupons.
Available from 12 January 202L1 All prices are member discounted price
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大large $88+ 中medium $88+
+ 大large $128
腊味萝卜糕 $36+ Radish Cake
11 February 2021 : Open until 4:00pm 12 February 2021 : Open as usual
Open to the public
Vanda Terrace, 1 Orchid Club Road, Orchid Country Club, S769162 T : 6970 8419 W : www.fulinmen.com.sg
鲍鱼鱼生
Abalone Lo Hei


// YUM IN MY TUM // // YUM IN MY TUM //
bouquets
We are pleased to extend a warm welcome to these new members to our Orchid Family!
• Mr. Chandra Shekar Khosla
• Ms. Choo Peck Eng
• Ms. Choo Peck Ling
• Mr. Chua Thiam Seng
• Mr. Jae Joon Won
• Mr. Jansen Sulaeman
• Mr. Kakulapathi
Venkata Srikanth
• Mr. Kam Moo Foo
• Mr. Kojima Takahiro
• Ms. Kwok Lilian
• Mr. Lai Hwai Lian
• Mr. Lee Hsien Han
• Ms. Lim Jian Jun, Gina • Mr. Lim Song Hai
• Ms. Loek Yann In Agnes
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• Mr. Low Han Thong • Mr. Low Lip Meng • Mr. Mak Fau Tze
• Mr. Ng Yew Nam
• Mr. Sandeep Singh Uberoi • Mr. Sean Kim Ji Sung
• Mr. Soon Chye Heng
• Mr. Takasaku Kei
• Ms. Tan Siew Hong • Mr. Teo Eng Chiang • Mr. Xu Haitao
• Mr. Zhan Jie
Welcome
to the Orchid Family
Great Event Support
Morning Sheena,
Thank you for the support when we held our recent HR training workshop in OCC on 29 Sep 2020.
I would like to show appreciation, especially to Lawrence, who was assigned to manage our event. He was polite with a great service attitude and was prompt in handling our request. He even helped us cut our cake and distributed it for us.
Thank you for taking care of us. We thoroughly enjoyed our event held at OCC.
Patricia
Guest
Service from the Heart
Dear Mr Thomas Ng
My wife and I would like to commend Sheena, Lawrence, and the rest of the team for their outstanding services, professionalism, and help rendered to us for our wedding lunch held on 10 Oct 2020 at Sapphire Suite.
We couldn’t have run our big day ourselves! Their continuous support and guidance have really taken a lot of stress off our shoulders.
My wife and I sincerely thank you, and everyone else.
I definitely would give my 5-star recommendations to my friends to hold their wedding celebrations at OCC.
I wish you and the team a good year ahead!
Regards
Jonathan & Li Jing
Professional & Helpful Staff
Erly is very wonderful. She is very professional and very helpful. I had problems with
my mask. She gave me a new mask even without my asking. She was not only very compassionate and kind, but also very professional. Thank you very much! Keep up the excellent work!
Bibi Goh
Member
Exemplary Service
I would like to commend Juraida for her excellent service She is so friendly, prompt and service-oriented!
Amanda Prabhu
Guest


CLUb DIRECTORY
GOLF
GOLF REGISTRATION COUNTER
7:00am - 7:00pm daily (Extended hours till 9:00pm when there is night golf)
n.b. Bookings by phone:
9am - 12noon; 2pm - 6pm
TEE OFF 18-HOLE
7:07am - 8:59am (Mornings) 12:01pm - 1:53pm (Afternoons) 4:27pm - 5:58pm (Thursdays, unless otherwise stated)
TEE OFF 9-HOLE
7:07am - 8:59am (Weekdays) 4:27pm - 5:16pm (Daily)
CHANGING ROOM
7:00am - 9:00pm (Mon - Wed)
7:00am - 11:00pm (Thu)
7:00am - 9:00pm (Fri)
6:00am - 9:00pm (Sat, Sun & PH)
* Female Changing Room available from 11.00am on 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month
DRIVING RANGE
7:00am - 11:00pm (Tue - Sun) 12:01pm - 11:00pm (Mon)
IRENE’S HALFWAY HOUSE
8:00am - 5:30pm (Daily)
FATELICIOUS SNACK HOUSE (DENDRO HALFWAY HOUSE) 8:00am - 5:30pm (Daily)
EAGLE 9 INTERNATIONAL
Tel: 6737 9939
10:00am - 6:00pm (Mon - Sat) By appointment (Sun)
FUTURE CLUBS GOLF
Tel: 9118 2894
Closed on Mondays 12:00pm – 8:00pm (Tue – Fri) 9:00am – 5:00pm (Sat & Sun)
GOLF PERFORMANCE 360
Tel: 6481 0398
1:00pm - 9:00pm (Mon)
8:00am - 9:00pm (Tue - Fri) 8:00am - 7:00pm (Sat, Sun & PH)
PING
Tel: 6481 5669
Closed on Mondays
2:00pm - 9:00pm (Tue - Fri) 9:00am - 5:00pm (Sat, Sun & PH)
FOOD & BeVerAGe
BAN HENG @ OCC
Tel: 6732 7888/ 6623 Lunch: 11:30am - 3:00pm
(last order at 2:00pm) Dinner: 6:00pm - 10:00pm
(last order at 9:00pm)
CAFE FATTYCASSO
11:00am - 6:00pm (Mon - Fri, except PH)
HIMAWARI JAPANESE RESTAURANT
Tel: 6834 3313
Lunch: 11:45am - 2:45pm Dinner: 5:45pm - 10:00pm
MY LITTLE CAFÉ
1:00pm - 11:00pm (Daily)
NO. 3 CRAB DELICACY SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Tel: 6327 2148
Lunch: 11:45am - 2:30pm Dinner: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
PAR LOUNGE
Tel: 6750 2204
2:30pm - 10:30pm (Daily)
PASSION CAFÉ @ VANDA TERRACE
Tel: 6970 8419
7:00am - 9:30pm (Daily) *Last order at 8:45pm
ROYAL PALM @ OCC
Tel: 6555 2165
Lunch (Buffet): 12:00pm - 2:30pm (Daily) Dinner (Buffet): 6:00pm – 10:00pm (Daily) Ala Carte: 12:00pm – 10:00pm (Daily)
SUBWAY
Tel: 6482 7942
9:00am - 9:00pm (Daily)
FACILITIeS
ARANDA LOUNGE
Tel: 6750 2121
3:00pm – 10:30pm (Daily)
ASIA GYMNASTICS & DANCE ACADEMY
Tel: 8777 3313
9:30am - 9:00pm (Daily)
AUDIOLINE
Tel: 6756 5585
10:00am - 8:00pm (Daily)
CHILDREN’S OUTDOOR PLAYGROUND
7:00am - 7:00pm (Daily)
FUNPOOL & BUNKER POOL
7:00am - 9:00pm (Daily)
FUTSAL COURTS
Tel: 9185 2555
8:00am - 11:00pm (Daily)
GYMNASIUM
7:00am - 10:30pm (Daily)
HEALING TOUCH – MASSAGE AND SPA
Tel: 6759 0752
11:00am - 10:30pm
Last appointment at 9:00pm
HEGURU ORCHID COUNTRY CLUB (OCC) CENTRE
Tel: 6659 1449/ 6592 7074
Closed on Mondays & Tuesdays
10:00am - 6:00pm (Wed - Sun)
JACKPOT
Tel: 6750 2193
10:00am - 11:00pm (Daily)
LITTLE SKOOL-HOUSE
Tel: 6759 0393
7:00am - 7:00pm (Weekdays) 7:00am - 2:00pm (Sat)
MAHJONG ROOMS
12:00pm - 11:00pm (Sun - Thu)
12:00pm - 12:00 midnight (Fri, Sat & Eve of PH)
MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN SINGAPORE
Tel: 6100 0306
4:00pm - 9:00pm (Thu & Fri) 9:00am - 5:00pm (Sat) 9:00am - 12:00pm (Sun)
OLYMPIC POOL
7:00am - 9:00pm (Daily)
ORCHID BOWL
Tel: 6759 4448
10:00am - 1:00am (Mon - Thu, Sun & PH) 10:00am - 3:00am (Fri, Sat & Eves of PH)
ORCHID GOLF & RESORT HOTEL
24 hours
PLAYFACTO SCHOOL
Tel: 9115 5249
12:00pm – 7:00pm (Mon – Fri) 9:00am – 3:00pm (Sat)
Closed on Sundays
POP INSTITUTE
Tel: 6346 5155 9:00am - 6:00pm
READING/TV CORNER
9:00am - 11:00pm (Sun - Thu & PH) 9:00am - 1:00am (Fri, Sat & Eve of PH)
TENNIS COURT
7:00am - 10:00pm (Daily)
CORPORATE SALES/ EVENTS
6750 2166 s&[email protected]
ROOM RESERVATIONS
6750 2100 [email protected]
MEMBERSHIP
6750 2123/2180 [email protected]
GOLF
6750 2111 [email protected]
DRIVING RANGE OFFICE
6750 2198 [email protected]
S&R RECREATION & SOCIAL ENQUIRIES
6750 2122 / 6750 2121 [email protected]
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