Kuala Lumpur, 29 October 2011: The CIMB Foundation will send eight of the region’s top junior golfers for an overseas training stint in the United States in December.
This is part of the CIMB junior golf development programme in the ongoing CIMB Asia Pacific Classic Malaysia.
The juniors – four boys and four girls – will be from Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand.
They are Paul San and Sarfina Seretharan (Malaysia); Putri Aisyah Amani and Joshua Andrew Wirawan (Indonesia); Puwit Anupansuebsai and Savitree Thavong (Thailand); and Caleb Ng and Rachel Cheang (Singapore).
The eight are the second batch of juniors to be sent to undergo the intensive training programme, which will be conducted by the US PGA Tour Academy at its headquarters at TPC Sawgrass in Florida.
The junior golfers also had an opportunity to learn from the professionals during the practice round on Tuesday and the pro-am on Wednesday.
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Padang Golf Modern 16th Anniversary Tournament
To celebrate Padang Golf Modern's 16th anniversary, there will be a big '1001 Nights'-themed tournament with fantastic prizes to win on 26-27 November 2011.
Fees include: Tournament fee, breakfast, lunch, gala dinner, and goodie bag worth Rp 750,000.
Bookings before 7 November will receive a 5% discount.
Hole-in-one prizes are 1 exclusive house at Kota Modern and 3 luxury cars.
Lucky draw prizes: 3 Yamaha Mio, electronics, handphone, airline tickets, golf trip, vouchers, golf equipment and much more.
Grand lucky draw is Nissan March.
For further information and reservation please call (021) 552 9228
| SHOTGUN 1 | SHOTGUN 2 | SHOTGUN 3 | SHOTGUN 4 | |
| Date: | Saturday 26 Nov 2011 | Sunday 27 Nov 2011 | ||
| Shotgun: | 06.00am | 12.00pm | 06.00am | 12.00pm |
| Member: | Rp 800,000 | Rp 749,000 | Rp 749,000 | Rp 1,049,000 |
| Guest: | Rp 1,925,000 | Rp 1,809,000 | Rp 1,849,000 | Rp 2,149,000 |
Bookings before 7 November will receive a 5% discount.
Hole-in-one prizes are 1 exclusive house at Kota Modern and 3 luxury cars.
Lucky draw prizes: 3 Yamaha Mio, electronics, handphone, airline tickets, golf trip, vouchers, golf equipment and much more.
Grand lucky draw is Nissan March.
For further information and reservation please call (021) 552 9228
Friday, October 28, 2011
Nongsa Cup At Tering Bay And Palm Springs Batam
On 13 and 14 November 2011 the Nongsa Cup will be played on Batam Island. This weekend tournament will be played over 36 holes on 2 courses, Tering Bay Golf & Country Club and Palm Springs Golf & Beach Resort.
There are many prizes to be won, including a top prize of S$2,011 in cash and Rp 400,000,000 hole-in-one prize.
The tournament format is 36 holes stroke play, with maximum handicap of 24 for men, 36 for ladies.
Registration fee is S$248 per person, including:
Local registration fee S$203, excluding ferry.
For more information please contact +62 778 761 080 or sm@turibeach.com
There are many prizes to be won, including a top prize of S$2,011 in cash and Rp 400,000,000 hole-in-one prize.
The tournament format is 36 holes stroke play, with maximum handicap of 24 for men, 36 for ladies.
Registration fee is S$248 per person, including:
- Return ferry transfer to Singapore
- 2x 18 holes green fee (Tering Bay & Palm Springs)
- Buggy & caddy (twin sharing)
- 1 Night stay at Turi Beach Resort or Batam View Beach Resort (twin sharing)
- 2x Lunch
- 1x Dinner
- 1x Breakfast
- Golfing insurance
- Land transfers (Golf course-hotel)
- Immigration & Porter charge
- Goodie bag
- Live entertainment
Local registration fee S$203, excluding ferry.
For more information please contact +62 778 761 080 or sm@turibeach.com
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Westwood To Defend Indonesia Title
World number two Lee Westwood has confirmed he will return to defend his title at the Indonesian Masters held at Royale Jakarta Golf Club next April.
The Englishman claimed a memorable victory in the inaugural edition on the Asian Tour earlier this year which coincided with his 38th birthday and a return to the world's number one position, albeit briefly.
His early confirmation is a huge boost for the Indonesian Masters which is growing immensely following its launch this year. The second edition of the tournament will be held from April 19 to 22, 2012.
"I am delighted to confirm that I will be back to Royale Jakarta to defend my Indonesian Masters presented by PNTS title," said Westwood, who holds 34 international victories in his illustrious career.
"I enjoyed my time in Indonesia earlier this year as it is an amazing place and I managed to play some very good golf to beat a strong Asian Tour field. It will be fun to defend my title as I always enjoy competing in Asia where I have been very successful."
Westwood carded brilliant rounds of 68, 66, 66 and 69 for a 19-under-par 269 winning total at Royale Jakarta to beat Thai star Thongchai Jaidee by three shots. The final round was graced by the presence of Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
The Englishman claimed a memorable victory in the inaugural edition on the Asian Tour earlier this year which coincided with his 38th birthday and a return to the world's number one position, albeit briefly.
His early confirmation is a huge boost for the Indonesian Masters which is growing immensely following its launch this year. The second edition of the tournament will be held from April 19 to 22, 2012.
"I am delighted to confirm that I will be back to Royale Jakarta to defend my Indonesian Masters presented by PNTS title," said Westwood, who holds 34 international victories in his illustrious career.
"I enjoyed my time in Indonesia earlier this year as it is an amazing place and I managed to play some very good golf to beat a strong Asian Tour field. It will be fun to defend my title as I always enjoy competing in Asia where I have been very successful."
Westwood carded brilliant rounds of 68, 66, 66 and 69 for a 19-under-par 269 winning total at Royale Jakarta to beat Thai star Thongchai Jaidee by three shots. The final round was graced by the presence of Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Yamaha Demo Day At Cengkareng Golf Club
Experience Yamaha !!
Demo days from 21 - 23rd October 2011 at Japanese Corner, The Arcade Cengkareng Golf Club.
Get a Yamaha Golf T-shirt every purchase Yamaha Golf product.
Info : 021-40400475
Demo days from 21 - 23rd October 2011 at Japanese Corner, The Arcade Cengkareng Golf Club.
Get a Yamaha Golf T-shirt every purchase Yamaha Golf product.
Info : 021-40400475
Monday, October 17, 2011
JCJHA Save Borobodur Charity Golf Tournament
The Jogja & Central Java Hotels Association (JCJHA) is organizing the JCJHA Save Borobudur Charity Golf Tournament to raise funds for the support and preservation of the Borobudur Temple complex and generate economic activities in its surrounding areas.
You can join this fun day and contribute to the safe guarding of Borobudur.
DATE: Sunday 23 October 2011
LOCATION: Merapi Golf, Yogyakarta
FORMAT: 18 Hole Stroke Play
RULES: The R&A Limited and Local Rules of Merapi Golf
FEE: IDR 1,250,000 per person
REGISTRATION: 05.30-06.30 AM
SHOTGUN: 07.00 AM
Hole in One prizes 1 unit Toyota Camry and 2 units Toyota Avanza.
Please register with JCJHA secretariat:
Phone: +62 274 488588
Fax: +62 374 484589
Email: lea.meliana@sheratonyogya.com
Bank Account: 018-0100-669-009
Account Name: PT Mustika Princess Hotel
Bank Details: CIMB Niaga - Jl Jendral Sudirman Yogyakarta
You can join this fun day and contribute to the safe guarding of Borobudur.
DATE: Sunday 23 October 2011
LOCATION: Merapi Golf, Yogyakarta
FORMAT: 18 Hole Stroke Play
RULES: The R&A Limited and Local Rules of Merapi Golf
FEE: IDR 1,250,000 per person
REGISTRATION: 05.30-06.30 AM
SHOTGUN: 07.00 AM
Hole in One prizes 1 unit Toyota Camry and 2 units Toyota Avanza.
Please register with JCJHA secretariat:
Phone: +62 274 488588
Fax: +62 374 484589
Email: lea.meliana@sheratonyogya.com
Bank Account: 018-0100-669-009
Account Name: PT Mustika Princess Hotel
Bank Details: CIMB Niaga - Jl Jendral Sudirman Yogyakarta
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Wisut Cruises To Palembang Win
Palembang, Indonesia, October 16: Thailand’s Wisut Artjanawat handled the pressure of leading going into the final round of the US$75,000 Palembang Musi Championship today with consummate ease by strolling to a five stroke victory.
Ahead by one at the start of the day he proved to be uncatchable as he fired a bogey free six-under-par 66 at Palembang Golf Club.
He finished with an impressive four-round aggregate of 17-under-par 271.
Malaysia’s Nicholas Fung took second place after shooting a 69 while a stroke further back were Jay Bayron from the Philippines and Thailand’s Supravee Phatam.
Bayron stormed through with a 64 while Supravee returned 67.
It is Wisut’s third victory on the ASEAN PGA Tour and the US$12,111 winners’ cheque moved him up to third on the Order of Merit from 43rd. The huge leap also puts him into prime position to qualify for the US$6 million Barclays Singapore Open as the top seven from the Merit list as of November 6 make it through.
“I felt relaxed and just focused on what I had to do and nothing else. This win puts me on track to be able to work towards playing like this in the big events in the region. I am really happy,” said Wisut.
He made six birdies including on 17 and 18. The only real concern during his round came on the par-four 17th where after a stray tee shot he had to chip sideways into the fairway. Remarkably he then holed his third shot from the fairway to put one hand firmly on the trophy.
“I didn’t panic on 17. I deliberately chipped out so that I only had 50 yards left which is a distance I am very comfortable with. Holing it was a bit of luck though,” added the 29 year old from Bangkok.
On the par-four 18th he finished off in style after nailing his second shot to four feet.
Wisut is a proven winner having won the Thailand PGA Championship last year and in 2008 he won the Mercedes-Benz Masters Vietnam and the Mercedes-Benz Masters Philippines on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
He turned professional in 2006 after enjoying a distinguished amateur career which saw him claim the individual and team titles in the 2005 Putra Cup.
Playing partner Fung tried valiantly to catch Wisut and was two shots behind at the turn.
However it was not to be and a bogey on the final hole saw him slip further behind.
“I wasn’t feeling well at the start of the week. I had a stomach upset and nearly pulled out so I really am happy to finish second,” said Fung who won US$8,346.
Indonesian veteran Ilyassak, the halfway leader who was one shot behind Wisut after round three, carded a 72. The 46 year old from Aceh ended in sole possession of fifth place to be the leading local player.
The next event on the ASEAN PGA Tour is the US$60,000 Sabah Masters which will be played at Sutera Harbour Golf & Country Club from November 3 to 6.
Leading Final Round Scores:
(Par 72)
Indonesian unless stated
271 - Wisut Artjanawat (THA) 71 68 66 66
276 - Nicholas Fung (MAS) 69 73 65 69
277 - Jay Bayron (PHI) 73 72 68 64, Supravee Phatam (THA) 72 72 66 67
278 - Ilyasyak 68 69 69 72
280 - Tanatchan Puaktes (THA) 68 71 70 71
281 - Somsak Khaoprathum (THA) 66 74 71 70
282 – Jamel Ondo 72 66 73 71
283 - Gerald Rosales (PHI) 76 70 70 67, Wittawat Sae-Ung (THA) 73 67 72 71
284 - A Abrahamsyah 70 71 73 70
285 - Ekalak Waisayakul (THA) 70 72 72 71, Marvin Dumandan (PHI) 72 73 69 71, Rory Hie 73 67 71 74
286 - Maan Nasim 75 71 72 68, Pornlapat Wongchindawest (THA) 74 73 70 69, Ade Sebul 72 71 73 70, Tepphatud Sanawong (THA) 74 70 71 71, Apichai Leelakajornjit (THA) 73 74 68 71
287 - Airil Rizman (MAS) 73 76 67 71
Ahead by one at the start of the day he proved to be uncatchable as he fired a bogey free six-under-par 66 at Palembang Golf Club.
He finished with an impressive four-round aggregate of 17-under-par 271.
Malaysia’s Nicholas Fung took second place after shooting a 69 while a stroke further back were Jay Bayron from the Philippines and Thailand’s Supravee Phatam.
Bayron stormed through with a 64 while Supravee returned 67.
It is Wisut’s third victory on the ASEAN PGA Tour and the US$12,111 winners’ cheque moved him up to third on the Order of Merit from 43rd. The huge leap also puts him into prime position to qualify for the US$6 million Barclays Singapore Open as the top seven from the Merit list as of November 6 make it through.
“I felt relaxed and just focused on what I had to do and nothing else. This win puts me on track to be able to work towards playing like this in the big events in the region. I am really happy,” said Wisut.
He made six birdies including on 17 and 18. The only real concern during his round came on the par-four 17th where after a stray tee shot he had to chip sideways into the fairway. Remarkably he then holed his third shot from the fairway to put one hand firmly on the trophy.
“I didn’t panic on 17. I deliberately chipped out so that I only had 50 yards left which is a distance I am very comfortable with. Holing it was a bit of luck though,” added the 29 year old from Bangkok.
On the par-four 18th he finished off in style after nailing his second shot to four feet.
Wisut is a proven winner having won the Thailand PGA Championship last year and in 2008 he won the Mercedes-Benz Masters Vietnam and the Mercedes-Benz Masters Philippines on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
He turned professional in 2006 after enjoying a distinguished amateur career which saw him claim the individual and team titles in the 2005 Putra Cup.
Playing partner Fung tried valiantly to catch Wisut and was two shots behind at the turn.
However it was not to be and a bogey on the final hole saw him slip further behind.
“I wasn’t feeling well at the start of the week. I had a stomach upset and nearly pulled out so I really am happy to finish second,” said Fung who won US$8,346.
Indonesian veteran Ilyassak, the halfway leader who was one shot behind Wisut after round three, carded a 72. The 46 year old from Aceh ended in sole possession of fifth place to be the leading local player.
The next event on the ASEAN PGA Tour is the US$60,000 Sabah Masters which will be played at Sutera Harbour Golf & Country Club from November 3 to 6.
Leading Final Round Scores:
(Par 72)
Indonesian unless stated
271 - Wisut Artjanawat (THA) 71 68 66 66
276 - Nicholas Fung (MAS) 69 73 65 69
277 - Jay Bayron (PHI) 73 72 68 64, Supravee Phatam (THA) 72 72 66 67
278 - Ilyasyak 68 69 69 72
280 - Tanatchan Puaktes (THA) 68 71 70 71
281 - Somsak Khaoprathum (THA) 66 74 71 70
282 – Jamel Ondo 72 66 73 71
283 - Gerald Rosales (PHI) 76 70 70 67, Wittawat Sae-Ung (THA) 73 67 72 71
284 - A Abrahamsyah 70 71 73 70
285 - Ekalak Waisayakul (THA) 70 72 72 71, Marvin Dumandan (PHI) 72 73 69 71, Rory Hie 73 67 71 74
286 - Maan Nasim 75 71 72 68, Pornlapat Wongchindawest (THA) 74 73 70 69, Ade Sebul 72 71 73 70, Tepphatud Sanawong (THA) 74 70 71 71, Apichai Leelakajornjit (THA) 73 74 68 71
287 - Airil Rizman (MAS) 73 76 67 71
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Wisut Takes Control In Palembang
Palembang, Indonesia, October 15: Wisut Artjanawat, the highly-rated Thai golfer who many believe has the ability to succeed at the highest level, took the third round lead in the US$75,000 Palembang Musi Championship today.
He carded a six-under-par 66 at Palembang Golf Club giving him an opportunity to win his third title on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Wisut leads the tournament on 11-under-par 205 by one shot from overnight leader Ilyassak from Indonesia, who fired a 69.
Young Malaysian star Nicholas Fung carded a 65, the lowest round of the week, to move into sole possession of third place two shots behind the leader.
“I have been struggling with my short game for a while but the greens here are a little slower which I prefer. I am holing a lot of putts,” said Wisut.
The 29 year old carded a bogey free round and twice made three birdies in a row from the seventh and later from the 15th.
Wisut is a proven winner having won the Thailand PGA Championship last year and in 2008 he won the Mercedes-Benz Masters Vietnam and the Mercedes-Benz Masters Philippines on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
He turned professional in 2006 after enjoying a distinguished amateur career which saw him claim the individual and team titles in the 2005 Putra Cup.
In an attempt to take his golf to the next level he re-invented his approach to the game this year.
“I have been working very hard with a mental and physical coach in Thailand. I am improving my fitness so that I don’t get tired so easily. I was getting tired after three rounds and did not have enough energy to finish off a tournament properly. Also I am working on my level of concentration so that I can stay focused and not clutter my mind with too many thoughts,” added the Thai.
Veteran Ilyassak, aged 46, led for most of the day but found water on the par four 17th and made a double bogey.
“That was a careless mistake which I am disappointed about. However, I feel a bit more comfortable going into the final round one shot off the lead,” said the strapping golfer for Aceh.
A five time winner on the local Indonesian circuit he is looking for his first victory on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Fung, who recently claimed back to back titles on the Malaysian Tour, catapulted himself into contention with a brilliant round.
He dropped a shot on the third but then nailed eight birdies despite nursing an upset tummy.
“I have been practicing really hard and it showed today as I hit a lot of shots close and had many short birdies putts. This week has been a bit of a struggle as I have not been feeling that well. I played in the Korea Open last week on OneAsia and I think going from the food there to the food here has upset my stomach. I am feeling better now and looking forward to the final round,” said the 21 year old.
Thailand’s Tanatchan Puaktes returned a 70 and is four back.
Indonesia’s top golfer Rory Hie fired a 71 and is six behind Wisut to give him an outside chance of claiming the title.
Leading Third Round Scores:
(Par 72)
Indonesian unless stated
205 - Wisut Artjanawat (THA) 71 68 66
206 - Ilyasyak 68 69 69
207 - Nicholas Fung (MAS) 69 73 65
209 - Tanatchan Puaktes (THA) 68 71 70
210 - Supravee Phatam (THA) 72 72 66
211 - Rory Hie 73 67 71, Somsak Khaoprathum (THA) 66 74 71, Jamel Ondo 72 66 73
212 - Wittawat Sae-Ung (THA) 73 67 72
213 - Jay Bayron (PHI) 73 72 68
214 - Marvin Dumandan (PHI) 72 73 69, Ekalak Waisayakul (THA) 70 72 72, A Abrahamsyah 70 71 73
215 - Johannes Dermawan 72 73 70, Apichai Leelakajornjit (THA) 73 74 68, Tepphatud Sanawong (THA) 74 70 71, Anthony Fernando (PHI) 69 71 75
216 - Gerald Rosales (PHI) 76 70 70, S Suprapto 76 70 70, Ade Sebul 72 71 73, Airil Rizman (MAS) 73 76 67
He carded a six-under-par 66 at Palembang Golf Club giving him an opportunity to win his third title on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Wisut leads the tournament on 11-under-par 205 by one shot from overnight leader Ilyassak from Indonesia, who fired a 69.
Young Malaysian star Nicholas Fung carded a 65, the lowest round of the week, to move into sole possession of third place two shots behind the leader.
“I have been struggling with my short game for a while but the greens here are a little slower which I prefer. I am holing a lot of putts,” said Wisut.
The 29 year old carded a bogey free round and twice made three birdies in a row from the seventh and later from the 15th.
Wisut is a proven winner having won the Thailand PGA Championship last year and in 2008 he won the Mercedes-Benz Masters Vietnam and the Mercedes-Benz Masters Philippines on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
He turned professional in 2006 after enjoying a distinguished amateur career which saw him claim the individual and team titles in the 2005 Putra Cup.
In an attempt to take his golf to the next level he re-invented his approach to the game this year.
“I have been working very hard with a mental and physical coach in Thailand. I am improving my fitness so that I don’t get tired so easily. I was getting tired after three rounds and did not have enough energy to finish off a tournament properly. Also I am working on my level of concentration so that I can stay focused and not clutter my mind with too many thoughts,” added the Thai.
Veteran Ilyassak, aged 46, led for most of the day but found water on the par four 17th and made a double bogey.
“That was a careless mistake which I am disappointed about. However, I feel a bit more comfortable going into the final round one shot off the lead,” said the strapping golfer for Aceh.
A five time winner on the local Indonesian circuit he is looking for his first victory on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Fung, who recently claimed back to back titles on the Malaysian Tour, catapulted himself into contention with a brilliant round.
He dropped a shot on the third but then nailed eight birdies despite nursing an upset tummy.
“I have been practicing really hard and it showed today as I hit a lot of shots close and had many short birdies putts. This week has been a bit of a struggle as I have not been feeling that well. I played in the Korea Open last week on OneAsia and I think going from the food there to the food here has upset my stomach. I am feeling better now and looking forward to the final round,” said the 21 year old.
Thailand’s Tanatchan Puaktes returned a 70 and is four back.
Indonesia’s top golfer Rory Hie fired a 71 and is six behind Wisut to give him an outside chance of claiming the title.
Leading Third Round Scores:
(Par 72)
Indonesian unless stated
205 - Wisut Artjanawat (THA) 71 68 66
206 - Ilyasyak 68 69 69
207 - Nicholas Fung (MAS) 69 73 65
209 - Tanatchan Puaktes (THA) 68 71 70
210 - Supravee Phatam (THA) 72 72 66
211 - Rory Hie 73 67 71, Somsak Khaoprathum (THA) 66 74 71, Jamel Ondo 72 66 73
212 - Wittawat Sae-Ung (THA) 73 67 72
213 - Jay Bayron (PHI) 73 72 68
214 - Marvin Dumandan (PHI) 72 73 69, Ekalak Waisayakul (THA) 70 72 72, A Abrahamsyah 70 71 73
215 - Johannes Dermawan 72 73 70, Apichai Leelakajornjit (THA) 73 74 68, Tepphatud Sanawong (THA) 74 70 71, Anthony Fernando (PHI) 69 71 75
216 - Gerald Rosales (PHI) 76 70 70, S Suprapto 76 70 70, Ade Sebul 72 71 73, Airil Rizman (MAS) 73 76 67
Friday, October 14, 2011
Ilyassak Takes Halfway Lead
Palembang, Indonesia, October 14: Veteran Ilyassak loving the local layout but battling from an overdose of coffee moved into the lead in the US$75,000 Palembang Musi Championship today.
He shot a three-under-par 69 at Palembang Golf Club for a two round total of seven-under-par 137.
The 46 year old Indonesian leads by one stroke from compatriot Jamel Ondo.
Ondo shot a 66 in the fifth event of the season on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Thailand’s Wisut Artjanawat and Tanutchan Puaktes are a stroke further behind after carding rounds of 68 and 71 respectively.
Ilyassak comes from Aceh where he says his local course is very similar to Palembang.
“The speed of the greens and the course conditions are just like Aceh. I am very comfortable playing here. I am a bit tired though as I have not slept well the past two nights. I have been drinking too much coffee. Last night was really bad as the waiter at the hotel mistakenly gave me an extra strong cup. I couldn’t sleep and felt hungry in the middle of the night,” said Ilyassak.
He has won five times on the local Indonesian circuit during a long career. A win this week would be his most significant so far and judging by the way he played today he has every chance.
The Indonesian fired an eagle, four birdies, a double bogey and a bogey to take command.
“The front nine was very good but I made some mistakes on the back nine. I teed up my ball too high on the par-three 11th and hit a bad tee shot into trouble. I took a double there,” added Ilyassak.
Ondo has been a professional for 10 years and is looking for his first victory.
He played like a winner on the outward half making birdies on one, three, four, seven, eight and nine. A level par back nine ensured he was very much in the hunt.
“My iron play was great and I hit it close on a lot of holes. All my birdie putts where short. I am a teaching professional at Royale Jakarta Golf Club so I love having the opportunity to play in tournaments on the ASEAN PGA Tour,” said Ondo.
Indonesia’s top golfer Rory Hie carded a 67 and is just three behind the leader along with first round leader Somsak Khaoprathum from Thailand who fired 74.
Malaysian Nicholas Fung is five back after coming in with a 73.
The halfway cut was made at six over par meaning that Singaporean amateur Choo Tze Huang surprisingly missed the cut.
Choo, the region’s top amateur having won the individual and team titles in last month’s Putra Cup, shot rounds of 72 and 79 to miss by one. A quadruple bogey eight on the 18th, which was his ninth hole of the day, did most of the damage.
Leading Second Round Scores:
(Par 72)
Indonesian unless stated
137 - Ilyassak 68 69
138 - Jamel Ondo 72 66
139 – Wisut Artjanawat (THA) 71 68, Tanutchan Puaktes (THA) 68 71
140 – Rory Hie 73 67, Somsak Khaoprathum (THA) 66 74, Wittawat Sae-Ung (THA) 73 67, Anthony Fernando (PHI) 69 71
141 - Abrahamsyah 70 71
142 - Ekalak Waisayakul (THA) 70 72, Nicholas Fung (MAS) 69 73
143 - Ade Sebul 72 71, Andik Mauluddin 72 71
144 - Tepphatud Sanawong (THA) 74 70, Supravee Phatam (THA) 72 72, Maman Suherman 72 72,
145 - Borworn Chaisri (THA) 73 72, Johannes Dermawan 72 73, I Irwansyah 74 71, Aminuddin Ali 72 73, Andi Yatmo 73 72, Marvin Dumandan (PHI) 72 73, Jay Bayron (PHI) 73 72
Selected scores:
146 - Gerald Rosales (PHI) 76 70, Pavit Tangkamolprasert (THA) 72 74, Varut Chomchalum (THA) 73 73
148 – Jerome Ng (Sin) (a) 76 72
149 – Airil Rizman (MAS) 76 73
151 - Choo Tze Huang (SIN) (a) 72 79
He shot a three-under-par 69 at Palembang Golf Club for a two round total of seven-under-par 137.
The 46 year old Indonesian leads by one stroke from compatriot Jamel Ondo.
Ondo shot a 66 in the fifth event of the season on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Thailand’s Wisut Artjanawat and Tanutchan Puaktes are a stroke further behind after carding rounds of 68 and 71 respectively.
Ilyassak comes from Aceh where he says his local course is very similar to Palembang.
“The speed of the greens and the course conditions are just like Aceh. I am very comfortable playing here. I am a bit tired though as I have not slept well the past two nights. I have been drinking too much coffee. Last night was really bad as the waiter at the hotel mistakenly gave me an extra strong cup. I couldn’t sleep and felt hungry in the middle of the night,” said Ilyassak.
He has won five times on the local Indonesian circuit during a long career. A win this week would be his most significant so far and judging by the way he played today he has every chance.
The Indonesian fired an eagle, four birdies, a double bogey and a bogey to take command.
“The front nine was very good but I made some mistakes on the back nine. I teed up my ball too high on the par-three 11th and hit a bad tee shot into trouble. I took a double there,” added Ilyassak.
Ondo has been a professional for 10 years and is looking for his first victory.
He played like a winner on the outward half making birdies on one, three, four, seven, eight and nine. A level par back nine ensured he was very much in the hunt.
“My iron play was great and I hit it close on a lot of holes. All my birdie putts where short. I am a teaching professional at Royale Jakarta Golf Club so I love having the opportunity to play in tournaments on the ASEAN PGA Tour,” said Ondo.
Indonesia’s top golfer Rory Hie carded a 67 and is just three behind the leader along with first round leader Somsak Khaoprathum from Thailand who fired 74.
Malaysian Nicholas Fung is five back after coming in with a 73.
The halfway cut was made at six over par meaning that Singaporean amateur Choo Tze Huang surprisingly missed the cut.
Choo, the region’s top amateur having won the individual and team titles in last month’s Putra Cup, shot rounds of 72 and 79 to miss by one. A quadruple bogey eight on the 18th, which was his ninth hole of the day, did most of the damage.
Leading Second Round Scores:
(Par 72)
Indonesian unless stated
137 - Ilyassak 68 69
138 - Jamel Ondo 72 66
139 – Wisut Artjanawat (THA) 71 68, Tanutchan Puaktes (THA) 68 71
140 – Rory Hie 73 67, Somsak Khaoprathum (THA) 66 74, Wittawat Sae-Ung (THA) 73 67, Anthony Fernando (PHI) 69 71
141 - Abrahamsyah 70 71
142 - Ekalak Waisayakul (THA) 70 72, Nicholas Fung (MAS) 69 73
143 - Ade Sebul 72 71, Andik Mauluddin 72 71
144 - Tepphatud Sanawong (THA) 74 70, Supravee Phatam (THA) 72 72, Maman Suherman 72 72,
145 - Borworn Chaisri (THA) 73 72, Johannes Dermawan 72 73, I Irwansyah 74 71, Aminuddin Ali 72 73, Andi Yatmo 73 72, Marvin Dumandan (PHI) 72 73, Jay Bayron (PHI) 73 72
Selected scores:
146 - Gerald Rosales (PHI) 76 70, Pavit Tangkamolprasert (THA) 72 74, Varut Chomchalum (THA) 73 73
148 – Jerome Ng (Sin) (a) 76 72
149 – Airil Rizman (MAS) 76 73
151 - Choo Tze Huang (SIN) (a) 72 79
Indonesia – Official Partner Country Of ITB Berlin 2013
In 2013 Indonesia will be the official partner country of ITB Berlin.
Dr. Sapta Nirwandar, Director General of Tourism Marketing of the Ministry for Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia and Dr. Martin Buck, Vice President of the Competence Center Travel & Logistics, signed a preliminary agreement on behalf of the world’s leading travel trade show and the future partner country of ITB Berlin.
“In recent years Indonesia has experienced huge economic growth. As one of the heavyweights in Southeast Asia Indonesia also offers great potential for Germany, its foremost trading partner in the European Union“, said Dr. Sapta Nirwandar. “Our participation in ITB Berlin 2013 will give a long-term boost to our popularity on the German and international market, and with our wide range of tourism products we will be sending out a positive signal to both trade visitors and the general public.
Indonesia is the biggest archipelago country in the world. It is rich with long history, cultures and heritage. Indonesia will warmly welcome all its guests and serve them with all the luxury tourism they ever wish for. In this country, guests will easily find any kind of luxurious services during their journey, from prestigious hotel, golf, spa, yacht to wedding and honeymoon packages. Journey and holiday to Indonesia will definitely be wonderful ones.”
Dr. Martin Buck: “This year Indonesia was represented at ITB Berlin for the 42nd time. We are delighted that the largest island nation in the world is expanding its presence at the show, and that in its role as official partner country it will be the focus of the international travel industry. Travelers representing the general public as well as MICE executives are fascinated by the diversity that Indonesia has to offer. Its innumerable islands and its centuries-old wealth of cultural and natural attractions are a magnet for travelers around the world. With so many animal and plant species, fascinating geological formations and outstanding opportunities for underwater diving, as a tourism destination Indonesia has stepped out of the shadow of Thailand and Malaysia. ITB Berlin is the ideal platform to present this country to the international media and to visitors, as well as to underline its importance as one of the leading and safest holiday destinations in Southeast Asia.“
At ITB Berlin 2011 Indonesia was represented with a two-tier stand covering 400 square metres and provided trade visitors and the general public with information on nature and its culture, the two mainstays of the Indonesian tourism industry. The campaign promoting “Wonderful Indonesia“ reflects the wide range of tourism products on offer, which in 2010 attracted seven million visitors to the country.
Dr. Sapta Nirwandar, Director General of Tourism Marketing of the Ministry for Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia and Dr. Martin Buck, Vice President of the Competence Center Travel & Logistics, signed a preliminary agreement on behalf of the world’s leading travel trade show and the future partner country of ITB Berlin.
“In recent years Indonesia has experienced huge economic growth. As one of the heavyweights in Southeast Asia Indonesia also offers great potential for Germany, its foremost trading partner in the European Union“, said Dr. Sapta Nirwandar. “Our participation in ITB Berlin 2013 will give a long-term boost to our popularity on the German and international market, and with our wide range of tourism products we will be sending out a positive signal to both trade visitors and the general public.
Indonesia is the biggest archipelago country in the world. It is rich with long history, cultures and heritage. Indonesia will warmly welcome all its guests and serve them with all the luxury tourism they ever wish for. In this country, guests will easily find any kind of luxurious services during their journey, from prestigious hotel, golf, spa, yacht to wedding and honeymoon packages. Journey and holiday to Indonesia will definitely be wonderful ones.”
Dr. Martin Buck: “This year Indonesia was represented at ITB Berlin for the 42nd time. We are delighted that the largest island nation in the world is expanding its presence at the show, and that in its role as official partner country it will be the focus of the international travel industry. Travelers representing the general public as well as MICE executives are fascinated by the diversity that Indonesia has to offer. Its innumerable islands and its centuries-old wealth of cultural and natural attractions are a magnet for travelers around the world. With so many animal and plant species, fascinating geological formations and outstanding opportunities for underwater diving, as a tourism destination Indonesia has stepped out of the shadow of Thailand and Malaysia. ITB Berlin is the ideal platform to present this country to the international media and to visitors, as well as to underline its importance as one of the leading and safest holiday destinations in Southeast Asia.“
At ITB Berlin 2011 Indonesia was represented with a two-tier stand covering 400 square metres and provided trade visitors and the general public with information on nature and its culture, the two mainstays of the Indonesian tourism industry. The campaign promoting “Wonderful Indonesia“ reflects the wide range of tourism products on offer, which in 2010 attracted seven million visitors to the country.
Somsak Shines In Palembang
Palembang, Indonesia, October 13: Thailand’s Somsak Khaoprathum experienced the thrill of leading a tournament for the first time in his fledgling career today when he fired a six-under-par 66 on the opening day of the US$75,000 Palembang Musi Championship.
A brilliant five-under-par back nine, which included four birdies in a row from the 14th, at Palembang Golf Club saw him shine in the fifth event of the season on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Ilyassak, the elder statesman of Indonesian golf, rolled back the years and carded a 68 to tie for second place with Thailand’s Tanutchan Puaktes.
Malaysia’s Nicholas Fung and Anthony Fernando from the Philippines are a stroke further behind.
“It is my best round as a professional. I felt very relaxed and holed a lot of putts from about 20 feet. I wasn’t thinking about my score too much and so when I finished it was only then I realized that I was leading,” said Somsak.
The 24 year old from Bangkok made the turn in one under before bursting into life on the homeward stretch.
“I have mainly been playing on the local Tour in Thailand this year so it feels great to be able to play overseas for a change. It is exciting and definitely lifted my game today,” added Somsak, who turned professional in 2008.
In contrast to the young Thai leader, Ilyassak has over two decades of experience of playing in tournaments around the region. He has long been one of the most recognizable golfers from his country with his thick distinctive moustache and tall frame.
“This is an old style golf course which I am very used to playing. It gives me a bit of an advantage although it will difficult to keep this going against all these young players,” said the man from Aceh who has won multiple titles in Indonesia.
Ilyassak made five birdies and dropped one stroke.
Fung, one of the pre-tournament favourites having won back to back events on the PGM Tour of Malaysia last month was content with his opening salvo.
“It is a tricky course that requires a sharp short game. It is not a very long course but requires a lot of concentration. It was a good start for me,” said Fung, who claimed last year/s Mercedes-Benz Masters Vietnam on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Singapore amateur Choo Tze Huang, winner of the individual and team titles in last month’s Putra Cup, made a solid start after carding a 72 and lies joint 10th with 14 other players.
Indonesia’s Rory Hie, the country’s top golfer, came in with a 73.
The former US college star is another of the favourties this week having finished second this year in the Indonesia PGA Championship and Indonesia Open presented by Enjoy Jakarta, both of which are on OneAsia.
Leading First Round Scores:
(Par 72)
Indonesian unless stated
(a) denotes amateur
66 - Somsak Khaoprathum (THA)
68 – Ilyassak, Tanutchan Puaktes (THA)
69 – Anthony Fernando (PHI), Nicholas Fung (MAS)
70 – Nasin Surachman, Ekalak Waisayakul (THA), A. Abrahamsyah
71 – Wisut Artjanwat (THA)
72 – Andik Mauludin, Maman Suherman, Marvin Dumandan (PHI), Khor Kheng Hwai (MAS), Pavit Tangkamloprasert (THA), Rinaldi Adiandono, Alan Chin (MAS), I Irmansyah,, Ade Sebul, Johannes Dermawan, Choo Tze Huang (SIN) (a), Kasiadi, Aminuddin Ali, Jamel Ondo, Supravee Phatam (THA)
Selected scores:
73 – Rory Hie, Airil Rizman (MAS), Jay Bayron (PHI), Varut Chomchalam (THA)
A brilliant five-under-par back nine, which included four birdies in a row from the 14th, at Palembang Golf Club saw him shine in the fifth event of the season on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Ilyassak, the elder statesman of Indonesian golf, rolled back the years and carded a 68 to tie for second place with Thailand’s Tanutchan Puaktes.
Malaysia’s Nicholas Fung and Anthony Fernando from the Philippines are a stroke further behind.
“It is my best round as a professional. I felt very relaxed and holed a lot of putts from about 20 feet. I wasn’t thinking about my score too much and so when I finished it was only then I realized that I was leading,” said Somsak.
The 24 year old from Bangkok made the turn in one under before bursting into life on the homeward stretch.
“I have mainly been playing on the local Tour in Thailand this year so it feels great to be able to play overseas for a change. It is exciting and definitely lifted my game today,” added Somsak, who turned professional in 2008.
In contrast to the young Thai leader, Ilyassak has over two decades of experience of playing in tournaments around the region. He has long been one of the most recognizable golfers from his country with his thick distinctive moustache and tall frame.
“This is an old style golf course which I am very used to playing. It gives me a bit of an advantage although it will difficult to keep this going against all these young players,” said the man from Aceh who has won multiple titles in Indonesia.
Ilyassak made five birdies and dropped one stroke.
Fung, one of the pre-tournament favourites having won back to back events on the PGM Tour of Malaysia last month was content with his opening salvo.
“It is a tricky course that requires a sharp short game. It is not a very long course but requires a lot of concentration. It was a good start for me,” said Fung, who claimed last year/s Mercedes-Benz Masters Vietnam on the ASEAN PGA Tour.
Singapore amateur Choo Tze Huang, winner of the individual and team titles in last month’s Putra Cup, made a solid start after carding a 72 and lies joint 10th with 14 other players.
Indonesia’s Rory Hie, the country’s top golfer, came in with a 73.
The former US college star is another of the favourties this week having finished second this year in the Indonesia PGA Championship and Indonesia Open presented by Enjoy Jakarta, both of which are on OneAsia.
Leading First Round Scores:
(Par 72)
Indonesian unless stated
(a) denotes amateur
66 - Somsak Khaoprathum (THA)
68 – Ilyassak, Tanutchan Puaktes (THA)
69 – Anthony Fernando (PHI), Nicholas Fung (MAS)
70 – Nasin Surachman, Ekalak Waisayakul (THA), A. Abrahamsyah
71 – Wisut Artjanwat (THA)
72 – Andik Mauludin, Maman Suherman, Marvin Dumandan (PHI), Khor Kheng Hwai (MAS), Pavit Tangkamloprasert (THA), Rinaldi Adiandono, Alan Chin (MAS), I Irmansyah,, Ade Sebul, Johannes Dermawan, Choo Tze Huang (SIN) (a), Kasiadi, Aminuddin Ali, Jamel Ondo, Supravee Phatam (THA)
Selected scores:
73 – Rory Hie, Airil Rizman (MAS), Jay Bayron (PHI), Varut Chomchalam (THA)
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Ria Golf Lodge First Anniversary Promotion
To celebrate the first anniversary of Ria Golf Lodge at Ria Bintan, you can now stay at Ria and enjoy unlimited green fees!
PAR Room: S$75++
BIRDIE Room: S$100++
EAGLE Room: S$125++
ALBATROSS Room: S$175++
Terms and conditions are:
PAR Room: S$75++
BIRDIE Room: S$100++
EAGLE Room: S$125++
ALBATROSS Room: S$175++
Terms and conditions are:
- Promotion and booking validity is from 1-30 November 2011
- Travel validity is until 31 May 2012
- Ria Lodge rates are per room per night basis and subject to 10% service charge and 11% government tax
- Room rates are valid for check in on Monday-Thursday
- Unlimited green fees are valid during stay at Ria Golf Lodge and valid for play on Monday-Friday only
- Twin share buggy & caddy fees at S$56 per golfer per round apply
- No amendment or cancellation is allowed upn confirmation
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Titleist Introduces New Vokey Design SM4 Wedges
Born from the unique artistry and clubmaking experience of master wedge craftsman Bob Vokey, Titleist Vokey Design Wedges have earned the reputation as the game’s finest short game tools. Since 1998, Vokey Design wedges have achieved overwhelming success as the favorite of more players across the worldwide professional tours and competitive golf and as a leader with serious golfers in the marketplace. In fact, Vokey Design wedges have been the top choice on the PGA Tour in terms of player count and wins for eight consecutive years and counting.
Now, Titleist introduces a completely new line of Vokey Design Spin Milled wedges to maximize performance within the limits of the 2010 Groove Rule. The new Vokey Design SM4 wedges feature 17 precise, individually cut and 100% inspected grooves that maximize groove geometry and push groove edge radius to the conforming limits. Using computer aided design (CAD), SM4 wedges also feature a new shape inspired by Vokey’s original 200 series. With twenty-one loft and bounce combinations and five different sole grinds that Vokey developed through his research and work with the best players in the world, the new Vokey Design SM4 wedges represent the next generation of the most renowned scoring clubs in golf.
Available in both right and left hand beginning December, 2011 at below Titleist Partner :
JAKARTA: Asia Golf - 021 3500703● Bobs Golf - 021 45851009 ● Just Golf, Cengkareng Driving Range - 021 55912685 ● Jagorawi Golf & Country Club - 021 8753794 ● Raja Golf - 021 7206348 ● Raja Sport - 021 3800332 ● TopGolf - Belleza - 021 53664820 ● Royale Jakarta Golf Club - 021 80888999 BANDUNG: Java Golf Boutique - 022 4222792 ● TopGolf, Siliwangi Driving Range - 022 4214602 ● SURABAYA: Asia Golf - 031 7349249 ● Just Golf - 031 7349248 ● Taman Dayu Golf Club - 0343 633411 BALI: Nirwana Bali Golf Club - 0361 815960 MEDAN: Ajit Golf - 061 4510573 ● Mahkota Golf - 061 4516197 ● Pro Am - 061 4576330 BATAM: Landing Golf - 0778 8428348 ● Wisley Golf - 0778 421530
Available in both right and left hand beginning December, 2011 at below Titleist Partner :
JAKARTA: Asia Golf - 021 3500703● Bobs Golf - 021 45851009 ● Just Golf, Cengkareng Driving Range - 021 55912685 ● Jagorawi Golf & Country Club - 021 8753794 ● Raja Golf - 021 7206348 ● Raja Sport - 021 3800332 ● TopGolf - Belleza - 021 53664820 ● Royale Jakarta Golf Club - 021 80888999 BANDUNG: Java Golf Boutique - 022 4222792 ● TopGolf, Siliwangi Driving Range - 022 4214602 ● SURABAYA: Asia Golf - 031 7349249 ● Just Golf - 031 7349248 ● Taman Dayu Golf Club - 0343 633411 BALI: Nirwana Bali Golf Club - 0361 815960 MEDAN: Ajit Golf - 061 4510573 ● Mahkota Golf - 061 4516197 ● Pro Am - 061 4576330 BATAM: Landing Golf - 0778 8428348 ● Wisley Golf - 0778 421530
Monday, October 10, 2011
Bali World Cup Charity Golf Tournament 2011
New Kuta Golf has hosted the “Bali World Cup Charity Golf Tournament 2011” on Saturday, 30 July 2011, participated in by 160 players while more than 250 people attended the Gala Dinner.
Participants gather from all corners of the world
The tournament was organized in association with the ROLF Foundation to raise funds for the needy of the Bukit and Southern Bali. The tournament was an Inter-Nation team event with each team comprising of 5 players. The Indonesian Team became the winner of the event.
The winning Indonesian team
In total almost 150 million rupiah was raised from the tournament and all of this money will be allocated to the charity. This tournament will be an annual event that is going to be held again in 2012.
The tournament was organized in association with the ROLF Foundation to raise funds for the needy of the Bukit and Southern Bali. The tournament was an Inter-Nation team event with each team comprising of 5 players. The Indonesian Team became the winner of the event.
In total almost 150 million rupiah was raised from the tournament and all of this money will be allocated to the charity. This tournament will be an annual event that is going to be held again in 2012.
World Golfers Championship Indonesia Finals
CONGRATULATIONS to World Golfers Championship Indonesia 2011 Winners!
Div.A: Suharsono
Div.B: Wawan Setiawan
Div.C: Vincent Kusame
Div.D: Pieter Prinsloo
Div.E: Yusmansyah
They will now go on to the World Golfers Championship World Finals 2011 that will be held at the 5-star Fairmont Zimbali Resort near Durban in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa from 29 Oktober until 5 Oktober 2011, where they will play four of the regions best courses.
For more information on the World Golfers Championship visit www.wgc-indonesia.com or www.worldgolfers.com.
Div.A: Suharsono
Div.B: Wawan Setiawan
Div.C: Vincent Kusame
Div.D: Pieter Prinsloo
Div.E: Yusmansyah
They will now go on to the World Golfers Championship World Finals 2011 that will be held at the 5-star Fairmont Zimbali Resort near Durban in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa from 29 Oktober until 5 Oktober 2011, where they will play four of the regions best courses.
For more information on the World Golfers Championship visit www.wgc-indonesia.com or www.worldgolfers.com.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
1st Bali Handara-New Kuta Golf Challenge
For the first time the Bali Handara - New Kuta Golf Challenge will be held at Bali.
Play 2 18-hole rounds of golf in a stroke play on handicap event.
Tournament fees:
· Member (BHKCC & NKG) : IDR 1,250,000
· Guest : IDR 1,800,000
Tournament fees include: green fee, cart fee, caddy fee, breakfast, lunch buffets, player's insurance, refreshment, trophy, Hole in One and lucky draw prizes.
Special room rates are available at:
· IDR 400,000 net/night (Superior Room/cottage - BHKCC)
· IDR 600,000 net/night (Superior Room - New Kuta Condotel)
· IDR 750,000 net/night (Deluze Room - Le Grande Suite)
For more more information & registration, please contact:
Play 2 18-hole rounds of golf in a stroke play on handicap event.
| ROUND 1 : | 29 October 2011, 09.00am at |
| Bali Handara Kosaido Country Club | |
| ROUND 2 : | 30 October 2011, 07.30am at |
| New Kuta Golf |
Tournament fees:
· Member (BHKCC & NKG) : IDR 1,250,000
· Guest : IDR 1,800,000
Tournament fees include: green fee, cart fee, caddy fee, breakfast, lunch buffets, player's insurance, refreshment, trophy, Hole in One and lucky draw prizes.
Special room rates are available at:
· IDR 400,000 net/night (Superior Room/cottage - BHKCC)
· IDR 600,000 net/night (Superior Room - New Kuta Condotel)
· IDR 750,000 net/night (Deluze Room - Le Grande Suite)
For more more information & registration, please contact:
| NEW KUTA GOLF T +62 361 8481 333 F +62 361 8481 400 reservation@newkutagolf.com www.newkutagolf.com |
BALI HANDARA KOSAIDO CC T +62 362 342 2646 F +62 362 342 3048 reservation@balihandarakosaido.com www.balihandarakosaido.com |
Friday, October 7, 2011
INA Burdock Open Golf Tournament
The annual INA Burdock Open Golf Tournament, organized every year by INA Indonesia Netherlands Association, will this year be held at:
DATE : Friday 21 October 2011
LOCATION : Riverside Golf Club
SHOT GUN : 07.00am
FEE : INA members IDR 1,000,000, non-members IDR 1,200,000
GROUP FEE : Flight of 4 IDR 3,500,000; bring your colleagues or business partners
Participation fee includes green fee, caddy fee and lunch.
For information and registration contact ina@ina.or.id
DATE : Friday 21 October 2011
LOCATION : Riverside Golf Club
SHOT GUN : 07.00am
FEE : INA members IDR 1,000,000, non-members IDR 1,200,000
GROUP FEE : Flight of 4 IDR 3,500,000; bring your colleagues or business partners
Participation fee includes green fee, caddy fee and lunch.
For information and registration contact ina@ina.or.id
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
JOGLOSEMAR Golf Package At Merapi Golf Yogyakarta
MERAPI GOLF, on the slopes of Mount Merapi, Yogyakarta, announced that from 1 October 2011 the following rates and conditions apply:
For reservations contact Merapi Golf at +62 274 896176
- The "JOGLOSEMAR" golf package is valid on Mondays and Tuesdays only, except national holidays.
- The package price for "JOGLESEMAR" is IDR 350,000 per player, includes Green Fee, Caddy Fee, golf cart and 1 bottle of mineral water.
- The "JOGLOSEMAR" package is only available to Indonesian nationals and KITAS holders.
- Regular golf fees:
Wednesday/Thursday : IDR 484,000/player
Friday/Sunday : IDR 814,000/player
Saturday/national holiday : IDR 869,000/player
- 50% discount on regular fee for additional 9 holes after finishing 18 holes on the same day.
- 25% discount on regular fee for additional 18 holes after finishing 18 holes, to be ordered and paid same day, but can be played next day.
- Valid from 1 October until further notice.
For reservations contact Merapi Golf at +62 274 896176
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Nirwana Bali Voted Indonesia's Leading Golf Resort
Pan Pacific Nirwana Bali Resort is awarded 2011 Indonesia's Leading Golf Resort from the prestigious World Travel Awards. This recognition has proven that Pan Pacific Nirwana Bali Resort is the best golf resort in Indonesia and it has been recognized internationally.
The award was presented during a VIP gala ceremony hosted by World Travel Awards (WTA) in Bangkok, Thailand on 28 September 2011.
Other Indonesian winners include The St. Regis Bali Resort, who picked up two awards for Asia's Leading Luxury Resort and Indonesia's Leading Hotel, AYANA Resort and Spa Bali, who also picked up two awards Indonesia's Leading Resort as well as Indonesia's Leading Spa Resort, and Hotel Sedona Manado who picked up the award for Indonesia's Leading Business Hotel.
For a full list of winners at World Travel Awards 2011 Asia & Australasia Ceremony visit: www.worldtravelawards.com/winners2011-4
The award was presented during a VIP gala ceremony hosted by World Travel Awards (WTA) in Bangkok, Thailand on 28 September 2011.
Other Indonesian winners include The St. Regis Bali Resort, who picked up two awards for Asia's Leading Luxury Resort and Indonesia's Leading Hotel, AYANA Resort and Spa Bali, who also picked up two awards Indonesia's Leading Resort as well as Indonesia's Leading Spa Resort, and Hotel Sedona Manado who picked up the award for Indonesia's Leading Business Hotel.
For a full list of winners at World Travel Awards 2011 Asia & Australasia Ceremony visit: www.worldtravelawards.com/winners2011-4
UNICEF Challenge Golf Tournament
The St. Regis Bali Resort and The Laguna, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Nusa Dua, Bali have partnered with Bali Golf & Country Club to present this first ever, first class charity golf event on the island which will take place on 29 October 2011, commencing at 06.30am.
This is to raise additional funds to support Check Out For Children™. An alliance between Starwood Hotels & Resorts and UNICEF, the initiative raises monies through an additional US$1 (or its equivalent in another currency) which is included in the room bill of each guest and this has helped immunize over one million children in underdeveloped countries since 1995.
Golfers will begin the day early and be treated to a delightful breakfast with Champagne at Arwana of The Laguna Nusa Dua, after which they will be transferred to the green fairways to take their first shot gun swing at 07.30am. Refreshing cocktails and canapes will be served on the course to enhance this lifestyle play and the event will end on a high note with a sumptuous buffet lunch at Boneka Restaurant of the St Regis Bali, complemented with wines and beers, during which, tournament winners will be announced.
Winners will be rewarded with great prizes including return flight tickets to Singapore and Hong Kong and accommodation at a 5-star hotel for 2 persons. For the Grand Prize, the winner will be treated to an exceptional and luxurious two night stay at the residential style beachfront Strand Villa at the St Regis Bali.
We offer a special programme for partners, while the golfers are on the course, with a sensational treatment at the Remède Spa with a 60-min Balinese massage, 30-min head and scalp massage and 30-min foot reflexology, followed by a 40-min soak in our Aqua Vitale Sea Salt Bath Therapy ending with a relaxing wind down in our steam and sauna rooms.
We offer also a very attractive package for those who would like to spend one night in a luxurious suite in St Regis Bali or a relaxing guestroom with direct lagoon access in The Laguna Nusa Dua, before or after the golf game.
For more information and reservation, please call 62.361.8478 111 / email stregis.bali@stregis.com
This is to raise additional funds to support Check Out For Children™. An alliance between Starwood Hotels & Resorts and UNICEF, the initiative raises monies through an additional US$1 (or its equivalent in another currency) which is included in the room bill of each guest and this has helped immunize over one million children in underdeveloped countries since 1995.
Golfers will begin the day early and be treated to a delightful breakfast with Champagne at Arwana of The Laguna Nusa Dua, after which they will be transferred to the green fairways to take their first shot gun swing at 07.30am. Refreshing cocktails and canapes will be served on the course to enhance this lifestyle play and the event will end on a high note with a sumptuous buffet lunch at Boneka Restaurant of the St Regis Bali, complemented with wines and beers, during which, tournament winners will be announced.
Winners will be rewarded with great prizes including return flight tickets to Singapore and Hong Kong and accommodation at a 5-star hotel for 2 persons. For the Grand Prize, the winner will be treated to an exceptional and luxurious two night stay at the residential style beachfront Strand Villa at the St Regis Bali.
We offer a special programme for partners, while the golfers are on the course, with a sensational treatment at the Remède Spa with a 60-min Balinese massage, 30-min head and scalp massage and 30-min foot reflexology, followed by a 40-min soak in our Aqua Vitale Sea Salt Bath Therapy ending with a relaxing wind down in our steam and sauna rooms.
Join us for this memorable golf tournament with a cause.
Rp. 2,000,000 net (Charity Golf Tournament)
Rp. 2,000,000 net (Partners Programme)
Rp. 2,000,000 net (Charity Golf Tournament)
Rp. 2,000,000 net (Partners Programme)
We offer also a very attractive package for those who would like to spend one night in a luxurious suite in St Regis Bali or a relaxing guestroom with direct lagoon access in The Laguna Nusa Dua, before or after the golf game.
Rp. 3,000,000++ The St Regis Bali
Rp. 1,500,000++ The Laguna Resort & Spa, Nusa Dua, Bali
Terms and conditions for room booking apply.
Rp. 1,500,000++ The Laguna Resort & Spa, Nusa Dua, Bali
Terms and conditions for room booking apply.
For more information and reservation, please call 62.361.8478 111 / email stregis.bali@stregis.com
Globe Asia Golf Challenge 2011
Please join the Globe Asia Golf Challenge 2011, themed "Splitting the Fairway", that will be held on:
DATE: 12 October 2011
VENUE: Rancamaya Golf & Country Club, Bogor
SHOT GUN: 07.00 WIB
FEE: IDR 1,500,000 per person
There are great prizes to be won:
Hole in One: 3 unit Chrysler 300C 3.5L and 1 unit Chrysler 300C 6.1L
Grand Prize: 100,000 Asia Miles (equal to 2 roundtrip Business Class tickets JKT-HKG-JKT with Cathay Pacific)
For reservation contact Irash at +62 898 88888 94 or irash.wahyuni@beritasatumedia.com
DATE: 12 October 2011
VENUE: Rancamaya Golf & Country Club, Bogor
SHOT GUN: 07.00 WIB
FEE: IDR 1,500,000 per person
There are great prizes to be won:
Hole in One: 3 unit Chrysler 300C 3.5L and 1 unit Chrysler 300C 6.1L
Grand Prize: 100,000 Asia Miles (equal to 2 roundtrip Business Class tickets JKT-HKG-JKT with Cathay Pacific)
For reservation contact Irash at +62 898 88888 94 or irash.wahyuni@beritasatumedia.com
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