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Post by HansAndersen » Sat, 16 Aug 2008 5:49 pm

Also, Could someone please advice on, how do you actually get to hit the green? has to have some "qualifications, handicaps" (i'm new to the jargons) Where and how much do i pay for this qualifications to play?

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Post by Lefty72 » Thu, 21 Aug 2008 3:12 pm

Most private courses in Singapore that allow non-members to play (usually week days only) require players to have a proficiency certificate or a handicap. Some beginner lessons offered at local golf schools offer this a part of the package or as a stand alone item..PC test is usually comprised of classroom lesson eg golf etiquette and rule along with some actual green play to confirm you can get the ball in the air..:-)
Marina Bay and quite a few of the local ranges offer lessons so you should check with them on costs
There are couple of beginner public courses eg Executive (Mandai) and Green Fairways (Bukit Timah) that do not have any real requirements
For Marina bay if you don't have valid PC card you'll need to pass a test (that cast $10) to paly
As well all the time I've played in JB..they have not required specific qualification either.

Happy Golfing!

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Post by HansAndersen » Thu, 21 Aug 2008 5:05 pm

Good Day, Thanks very much for your pointers. I'm very much in need of a PC. Having said that, you mentioned, in JB, playing there doesn't require a PC or anything like that? Perhaps you could specify more? I'm keen to try in JB since there's no qualifications needed? What are the cost involved playin in JB?

Also in Singapore, how much does it cost to have one round of 18 or 9 hole golf?

Please advice.

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Post by Lefty72 » Fri, 22 Aug 2008 12:12 pm

Singapore costs will vary quite a bit..
For 9 holes public courses as mentioned you can try Executive (Mandai) and Green Fairways (Bukit Timah)..both are beginner courses and cost $30-50 (depending on if its a weekday or weekend)
Most private courses are only available for visitors during weekday and cost anywhere from $100-300 for green+cart fees for 18 holes. This is a good link for more details on private course in Singapore

http://www.visitsingapore.com/publish/s ... urses.html

For JB from 1st hand perspective I've only played at Sebana cove & Palm resort..For Sebana they offer a package that covers ferry, green fee+cart & lunch that comes up to around 100 SGD per person..Palm resort was also around the same price (excluding ferry) but you need to drive there. Again these places would be cheaper during weekdays.

Anyone elses input on decent spots to play in Singapore/Malaysia would be most welcome :-)

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Post by Currymeister » Mon, 25 Aug 2008 9:54 pm

Has anyone managed to fix up a game yet?

I have only played a handful of times in the past 3 years, before that I was playing to about an 18 or 20 handicap, so my game has probably slipped considerably since then.

I would really like to join a group of golfers of similar level to try out the 9 hole or 18 hole courses at The Executive Club. Mostly par 3s and not overly expensive.

Is anyone interested?

http://www.asiarooms.com/travel-guide/s ... ourse.html

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my favourite - Austin Hills

Post by peline » Wed, 03 Sep 2008 4:44 pm

hello , good day to all,
i personally like austin hills, beautiful scenary and also wonderful landscape that you see, if you enjoy flowers and trees like I do.

I usually play in Malaysia as I have only a PC and I’m enjoying every golf trip. I started lessons in aug 07, and have since tried several courses in Malaysia, my playing is still not too consistant on course even though I enjoy every single game.

Looking for golf buddies too…

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female golf newbie looking for fellow golf enthusiasts

Post by bright_wave » Sun, 21 Sep 2008 1:15 pm

Hey all,

I've just started learning golf 2 months ago and have just gotten my PC. Going for my handicap lessons next month. I'm looking for fellow golf enthusiasts to go golfing with. I'm usually at the bukit batok driving range on sats but I am keen to explore other ranges too.

weekdays are not too good for me. I'm also interested to explore courses outside of Singapore!

PM me and let's get together for some golf!

8-) 8-)

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Post by dGolfer » Thu, 06 Nov 2008 11:32 am

anyone interested to join to form a group of 3 - 4 for learning golf

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Re: my favourite - Austin Hills

Post by dGolfer » Thu, 13 Nov 2008 1:14 pm

peline wrote:hello , good day to all,
i personally like austin hills, beautiful scenary and also wonderful landscape that you see, if you enjoy flowers and trees like I do.

I usually play in Malaysia as I have only a PC and I’m enjoying every golf trip. I started lessons in aug 07, and have since tried several courses in Malaysia, my playing is still not too consistant on course even though I enjoy every single game.

Looking for golf buddies too…

I would like to join in your friends grou..I have just started but could be a good buddy...

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Post by dGolfer » Thu, 13 Nov 2008 1:16 pm

Lefty72 wrote:Singapore costs will vary quite a bit..
For 9 holes public courses as mentioned you can try Executive (Mandai) and Green Fairways (Bukit Timah)..both are beginner courses and cost $30-50 (depending on if its a weekday or weekend)
Most private courses are only available for visitors during weekday and cost anywhere from $100-300 for green+cart fees for 18 holes. This is a good link for more details on private course in Singapore

http://www.visitsingapore.com/publish/s ... urses.html

For JB from 1st hand perspective I've only played at Sebana cove & Palm resort..For Sebana they offer a package that covers ferry, green fee+cart & lunch that comes up to around 100 SGD per person..Palm resort was also around the same price (excluding ferry) but you need to drive there. Again these places would be cheaper during weekdays.

Anyone elses input on decent spots to play in Singapore/Malaysia would be most welcome :-)
I am lookin to join a golf training and looking for few friends ..Even looking someone for practicing on driving range..let m eknow

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Post by dGolfer » Thu, 13 Nov 2008 1:16 pm

let me know your contact number or mail ids....fee to forma small group

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Post by chuapcd » Tue, 18 Nov 2008 12:34 pm

I might be interested to pick up golf...let me know the cost for the traiing...thanks

dGolfer wrote:
Lefty72 wrote:Singapore costs will vary quite a bit..
For 9 holes public courses as mentioned you can try Executive (Mandai) and Green Fairways (Bukit Timah)..both are beginner courses and cost $30-50 (depending on if its a weekday or weekend)
Most private courses are only available for visitors during weekday and cost anywhere from $100-300 for green+cart fees for 18 holes. This is a good link for more details on private course in Singapore

http://www.visitsingapore.com/publish/s ... urses.html

For JB from 1st hand perspective I've only played at Sebana cove & Palm resort..For Sebana they offer a package that covers ferry, green fee+cart & lunch that comes up to around 100 SGD per person..Palm resort was also around the same price (excluding ferry) but you need to drive there. Again these places would be cheaper during weekdays.

Anyone elses input on decent spots to play in Singapore/Malaysia would be most welcome :-)
I am lookin to join a golf training and looking for few friends ..Even looking someone for practicing on driving range..let m eknow

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Post by qtguy » Tue, 18 Nov 2008 1:10 pm

Anyone working on a handicap at NSRCC and looking for a playing partner to chalk up playing time?

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Post by hatsumi » Thu, 04 Dec 2008 9:14 pm

i am interested to pick up golf....yet to learn yet

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Post by junkman82 » Thu, 12 Feb 2009 12:16 am

Great to see so many golf lovers here...

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