Ponders by Ponderosa Golf Issue 24

KDN: PP16888/09/2012 (030643) 

VACCINATED 

& PART OF 

THE HERD! 

THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF PONDEROSA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 

Affiliated to the Kuok Group 

ISSUE 24 

2021 

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MY SHARING … 

“STAY HOME, STAY SAFE” - This has been the toughest 

task for all of us for the past 18 months. 

Nevertheless, we thank everyone for doing their part in 

safeguarding the community. 

SCAN ME 

Have a meal at 

Cafe and 

GET 1 person’s portion 

of our signature 

GINGER FRIED CHICKEN 

FREE* 

* Subject to prior reservations 

** Valid: 1st October – 31st 

December 2021 Only 

We are also thrilled to reopen the club on 21st August. By 

adhering strictly to the SOP guidelines provided by the 

government, it will give an assurance to everyone coming 

into our premises, be it golfers, room guests or visitors a 

sense of security and well-being. For golfers to be able 

to play again is an activity to be rejoiced. Being in the 

outdoors among the greens and especially being socially 

connected again, is a Happiness that is a definite booster 

to enhancing the immunity. 

We are glad to announce that more than 95% of 180 

persons working at Ponderosa Golf & Country Club, has 

completed their 2 doses of vaccination and this number 

is growing steadily towards herd immunity. Vaccination is 

a crucial exercise that we all must commit to so as to keep 

everyone safe. 

Safety is unquestioningly the main priority for our fellow 

employees and staff of our partners such as caddies, 

security personnel, tenants and trainers. 

We would like to continue to encourage all our members, 

partners and guests to get fully vaccinated so that they 

can visit us soon. After such a long stretch of inactivity, we 

need to re-charge and rejuvenate at Ponderosa Golf Club – 

all for the betterment of body, mind and soul. 

Let our Commitment and your Trust Forge the Immunity 

of our Future Together. 

TAN KAI YANG 

General Manager 

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PERSONA... 

Dominic’s golf career is quite similar to a ride on the 

buggy path that undulates from high to lows, then 

to rise up again eventually to become an instructor 

to help others to achieve their dreams. His objective 

to teach golf is both noble and a passion. As he 

struggled, he did not want others to struggle as he 

did and hence, took up teaching golf so they would 

have an easier route to excel in the sport. 

Golf was his chosen path because it was one of the 

few sports that he felt could be played till he became 

old and justifiably, he was very good at it. 

“I was very good at golf even at a young age of 16 years. 

I beat everyone that I played with, regardless of age. 

They included champions, longest hitters in South 

East Asia and I was even matched with a professional 

that had just won a tournament in Singapore and I 

beat him hole for hole.” 

One would think that there is no stopping for a young 

lad riding high on the golf circuit with so much 

potential ahead of him. 

But Dominic stopped playing for 2 years after 

something his father said to him, which shook his 

resolve and confidence. Even after he came back to 

the game later, he was never the same again. 

“I teach Golf because I struggled and I 

don’t want anyone to go through what 

I went through…” 

Dominic Chong, Golf Professional 

He decided to travel the world to meet golf 

professionals “but none of them could give me an 

answer.” 

Finally, after 33 years it came. Dominic met Stuart 

Leong, who was named the 2015 Australian PGA’s 

Teacher of the Year, touted as one of the leading 

golf teachers in Australia. 

“My confidence in golf was reinstated. I now 

teach the sport knowing WHAT, HOW, WHY and 

the WHEN of the golf swing. It was an awfully 

long journey of struggle to find myself in golf 

but it is all worth it in the end. I now impart that 

knowledge to my students and feel a sense of 

pride when they grow into the sport. I prefer my 

pupils to question what I teach. If a professional 

cannot answer his pupil’s questions, then they 

don’t know how to teach.” 

Dominic Chong is one of 

several Golf Pros tutoring Golf 

in Ponderosa’s BE A GOLFER 

PROGRAMME (B.A.G) 

AT RM1999 ONLY 

• You are guided on golf 

learning by a certified Golf 

Pro 

• Get a Golf Starter Kit to 

set you off on the basics of 

equipment and attire 

• Practice from Driving Range 

to the Golf Course 

• Get a Golf Handicap 

certification 

• Finally, experience your first 

play-on-course challenge 

with other students 

FOR MORE 

INFORMATION, CALL US 

AT 019-779 9841


GOING BEYOND THE WHITE FLAG 

The pandemic is challenging 

every mettle of strength – from 

companies to employees, from 

community to families, from 

authorities to frontliners. 

Resort provided 22,600 packed 

lunch (300 packs a day) to reach 

out to 7500 people who were 

displaced due to loss of job, 

income and homes during MCO. 

SO WHAT CAN WE DO? … LET’S 

DO WHAT WE CAN, THE BEST 

WE CAN! 

Since the announcement of the 

first round of MCO on 18 March 

2020, and despite the Government’s 

actions to introduce numerous 

stimulus packages to ease the 

financial burden of Malaysians for 

over a year, the rising cost of living 

and loss of jobs have caused more 

than 600,000 households who 

were initially in the middle 40% 

(M40) income group to slip into the 

bottom 40% (B40) category. Due 

to the prolonged lockdown, social 

issues have emerged where more 

Malaysians have turned to crimes 

to survive or to commit suicide to 

end their problems. 

So desperate were the situation 

that in July, the “White Flag” 

Movement became a nationwide 

initiative to encourage individuals 

and households who were 

struggling financially to reach out 

for help without fear or shame by 

displaying a white flag in front of 

their homes as a sign that they 

need immediate assistance. It 

was a time when Malaysians came 

together from every walk of life to 

share whatever little they have, to 

stock up make shift food banks 

set up outside mini-markets, hair 

salons, provision shops, petrol 

stations and even laundrettes 

where the needy would stop by to 

take whatever they need from the 

shelves. 

Ponderosa had reached out in 

other ways and beyond the white 

flag. 

• MCO 1 : From April to June 

9, Ponderosa Golf & Country 

This project was in collaboration 

with YAYASAN KEBAJIKAN SURIA 

JOHOR BAHRU 

• MCO 2 : From 23 January – 

22 February 2021, the resort 

supplied 6,800 packed lunch 

to COVID patients and their 

families, estimated at 36 families 

of about 250 members, who 

were under home quarantine 

in Taman Cendana flats, Pasir 

Gudang. It also went to those 

with loss of income due to MCO 

and to elderly without financial 

support. 

This project was in collaboration 

with NGO FREEMARKET JOHOR 

• MCO 3 : From 1 June – 30 

September 2021, as more COVID 

positive patients emerged 

with more families confined to 

quarantine, 19,520 more packs 

of food were picked up by 

volunteers of Freemarket Johor. 

The contributions are ongoing. 

Sending 150 lunch packs to medical 

volunteers and hospital staff who 

tirelessly serve the public at one of 

the city’s vaccination centres. 

Providing approximately 4,000 

lunch and dinner packs for the 

BOMBA frontliners who are on 

COVID duty for the months of 

August and September. 

• Food parcels to underprivileged 

staff. The Human 

Resources Department sent 

out food parcels to its own staff 

who are single mothers, the 

elderly, the mentally-disabled 

as well as contract caddies who 

lost income due to golf being 

disallowed to play. 

• Financial assistance was given 

to employees with the ranks of 

Executives and below, and to 

long-serving contract caddies. 

• Offering jobs to the jobless (due 

to MCO) in general positions, 

where some have remained 

gainfully employed and happy. 

YAYASAN KEBAJIKAN SURIA JOHOR BAHRU was a recipient of the Iskandar Malaysia Social Hero Award (IMSHA) 

Winner for Year 2015. Contact: James Ho – 019-772 4172 

FREEMARKET JOHOR was a recipient of the Iskandar Malaysia Social Hero Award (IMSHA) Winner for Year 2019. 

Contact: Rye Yassin – 012-707 2722


“NO MAN IS AN ISLAND ENTIRE OF 

ITSELF; EVERY MAN IS A PIECE OF THE 

CONTINENT, A PART OF THE MAIN…” – 

JOHN DONNE 

IT’S NOT JUST ABOUT MEMBERSHIP … IT’S 

ABOUT FELLOWSHIP 

Belonging to a membership is much more than 

paying, putting your name and gaining a number 

in a long line of people who are associated 

together for a certain activity. Rather than being 

superficial, if you delve deeper, there are in fact 

more emotional and deep-seated motivations 

in wanting to belong to a membership. 

It’s more about creating a fellowship of likeminded 

people; fulfilling an innate need for 

belonging in a community that would do the 

same things with you and like the same things 

you do. No man exists in an island. Being 

in a membership enables you to make new 

friends, while strengthening relationships 

with people who are already friends. Forming 

little groups of people you can clique with and 

meeting once in a while to get away from the 

rough and tumble of reality and routine. Whether 

it is playing golf, hitting a tennis ball, working 

out at the gym or stretching out at yoga, you 

know you are in seclusion from public eye and 

ensconced in a comfort zone of your own 

A Fellowship of the Seniors 

Being in your club also means you are at a 

familiar place. A place where you can enjoy 

perks, recognition and always placed as a 

priority; a place where you know and are known. 

A membership can be like your second home – a 

social version of home. 

Nowadays, belonging to a club is no longer about 

an investment, expecting a higher monetary 

value when your membership is sold. It is about 

owning an experience and having a private space 

of your own time sometimes spent with people 

you like to be with.


At Ponderosa, the members are closely-knit due 

to a smaller membership base as compared 

to other clubs. It’s not about volume but a 

preference to maintain a smaller community of 

members which is easier to cater to, at the same 

time keeping its facilities well-utilised without 

being overwhelmed. 

Here, be it the seniors, the ladies, the young or 

the juniors, there’s always a place and publics 

for them to embrace fellowship. For the early, 

fortunate ones, they belong here for life! 

Night Time Sport Respite for the Adventurous 

A Competitive Ground for the Juniors 

A Brotherhood of the “Young & Dangerous” 

Group 

A Sanctuary for the Ladies 

Let Ponderosa be your ISLAND 

and the fellowship your ROCK 

Join our various types of 

membership. 

Ask us at 019-790 8857


RECIPE FROM CAFE... 

Many regulars at Café would tell you that the 

Mee Mamak Goreng is highly-recommended. 

Chef Azaar shares the recipe. 

Ingredients 

150 gms-Yellow Noodle 

1 pc-Fried Beancurd 

30 gms-Choy Sum (Sawi) 

20 gms-Beansprouts 

20 gms-Fish Cakes (sliced) 

60 gms-Prawns 

30 gms-Chicken meat 

1 no-Egg 

5 gms-Blended chili 

5 gms-Oyster Sauce 

10 gms-Sweet Soya Sauce 

10 gms-Ketchup 

5 gms-Sugar 

3 gms-Chicken Stock 

1 no-Kalamansi Lime 

2 tbsp-Cooking Oil 

2 cloves-Shallots (sliced) 

fried mee mamak 

Method: 

Heat wok and pour in the cooking 

oil. Once the oil is hot, add in the 

sliced shallots and fry till fragrant. 

Add in the prawns, chicken and fish 

cakes and fry till cooked. You can 

now add in the sauces, followed by 

the egg and lastly toss in the yellow 

noodle. 

After the noodle and sauces 

are well blended, drop in the 

vegetables until cooked, and your 

Mee Mamak is ready to serve. 

Try it out and give us your feedback 

as to how your Mee Mamak turned 

out! 

Remember, the first try may not be 

what you expect. Practice makes 

perfect. 

SIMPLY ‘HONEST-TO- 

GOODNESS’ AT CAFE 

When dining gets back to normal, you are 

invited to come to the Cafe@Ponderosa to 

savour the kitchen team’s self-made fare. 

Chef Azaar’s Assam 

Laksa created to suit 

Johorean taste 

The Ponderosa Burger 

with 100 grams of pure 

minced chicken patty 

This Satay is definitely 

made by our kitchen 

team. Not sourced from 

suppliers. Must try! 

To order WhatsApp: +60 19 758 8093


OUR KIDS MATTER 

Developing Life Skills through Sports 

emotional, and interpersonal benefits for growing 

up children. 

• Better vision. Children who spend time 

outdoor playing sports, are less likely to 

develop vision problems. 

• Healthy weight. Obesity is increasing in 

Malaysian children, but data shows that kids 

who are more active, especially after school, 

are more likely to be of normal weight. 

• Motor skills development. Sports 

participation helps with coordination and 

learning new skills. 

• Social skills development. Playing as a team 

means learning to work with others and to be 

inter-supportive of one another. 

Ready Steady Go Kids (RSGK), a popular Australian 

children multi-sports programme is the ideal 

activity if your children are aged between 2½ to 

6 years old. 

Rather than letting them be confined at home 

with electronic gadgets, going to the outdoors 

and playing sports has a range of physical, 

• Self-confidence. Success as a team member 

and an athlete builds confidence. 

• Sportsmanship. Learning fundamental rules 

of the game, respect for coaches and referees, 

and how to stay positive even when losing are 

all valuable life lessons. 

• Fun and enjoyment. Fun sports nurture 

lifelong love for sports in children. 

• Friendship. Playing sports allow children to 

meet new friends and to be sociable.


It is important to find a sports program 

that matches your child’s abilities. 

At RSGK, children are divided into 

different age groups based on their 

ability. Parents’ participation are always 

welcome during the programme as you 

are the most crucial role model for your 

child. 

Sports Safari JB is the first licensee of 

the famous Australian children multisports 

programme in Johor Bahru. 

WhatsApp Coach Jason at 

+60129876250 to join the 

program today! 

SPORTS & RECREATION ACTIVITIES 

OCTOBER – DECEMBER 2021 

Sunday 

10/10/2021 

TRAIN SMART WITH TERRENCE 

Saturday 

23/10/2021 

TENNIS FRIENDLY MATCH 

Sunday 

31/10/2021 

ZUMBA BLAST 

Saturday 

- Sunday 

13/11/2021-21/11/2021 

BEST-LAP-FORWARD SWIMMING COMPETITION 

Saturday 

11/12/2021 

TABLE TENNIS FRIENDLY MATCH 

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL OR WHATSAPP THE SPORTS TEAM AT 016-702 7852.


COVID POSITIVE VS MIND POSITIVE 

We all agree that for the past two years, or almost, have been extremely difficult for every facet of 

society – not only in Malaysia, but the world over. We have been reminded over and over on how 

dangerous and volatile the Novel Coronavirus 2019 has been, not only in its initial form of spread, but 

the subsequent mutations that have become speed-lighting contagious and highly deadly. 

Putting all these cheerlessness aside and the daily media reports that can dampen even the happiest 

of larks, perhaps we should look at the good side of what Covid-19 has brought us! 

Better family relations 

Many of us have found ourselves spending far 

more time than pre-pandemic times with our 

loved ones at home. What was once caught in a 

rat race of datelines and schedules, now there is 

more time being spent on meals eaten together, 

in the evenings or between WFH (work from 

home) hours. 

With much of our freedom curtailed due to 

several phases of the MCO, we all have come to 

appreciate our previous freedom of travelling, 

shopping, attending concerts, functions, parties, 

and dine outings. 

More compassion in society 

People have become kinder and those who can 

afford it, become more generous towards others 

in society who are badly affected financially. 

There’s been a lot of caring, sharing and giving 

during these times. There’s definitely more love 

in the world! 

Not taking common things for granted 

A friendly smile not hidden behind a mask, 

freedom to hug and shake hands, friends sitting 

elbow to elbow for a meal around the table, 

dressing up for occasions, watching movies on a 

big screen are just some of the simple, everyday 

things that we took for granted. 

Older people have become techno-savvy 

To become more connected to friends and 

families, older people have become much more 

adept at using technological apps, such as Zoom, 

WhatsApp, Facetime and even TikTok. Covid-19 

has opened a vast tech world to these people. 

Learning to appreciate freedom 

Closer to Almighty 

The pandemic has brought about greater spiritual 

self-reflections. Perhaps it is the fear brought 

on by the times, or maybe the solitude due to 

lockdowns, people have turned to strengthening 

their faith in their respective religions. 

Working ladies turned ‘Home Chefs’ 

Just swipe through your FB page and you will see 

the number of new ‘Home Chefs’ among working 

ladies – even those who previously could not 

cook - share dishes, breads, cakes and beverages 

(Dalgona Coffee went viral!) they made at home. 

With YouTube for reference or sharing by friends 

and plenty of time on their hands, it has become 

relatively easy to become a good cook.


PLASTICS 

A GLOBAL TRAGEDY AWAITS OUR OCEANS AND SEA LIFE 

内部堵塞 , 而导致饥饿 , 溺水甚至死亡。 

每年多达 100 万只海鸟也无一幸免。与海龟一样 , 被 

诱导的海鸟误以为塑料是食物而将其吞食 , 因无法被分 

解而形成体内垃圾 , 最终死亡。 

We’re surrounded by plastic. It’s in the singleuse 

packaging we discard, the consumer 

goods that fill our stores, and in our clothing, 

which sheds microplastic fibers in the wash. 

Discarded plastic wastes inevitably get into 

our drains, waterways and eventually out into 

the ocean. 

我们即弃的一次性用品、商店贩卖的各种塑料包装消费 

品 , 甚至是衣物洗涤后脱落的微塑料纤维 , 都包围了 

我们的日常生活。人们消耗的塑料废物 , 不可避免地通 

过排水沟、水道 , 最终流入海洋。 

Plastics pollution has a direct and deadly 

effect on wildlife. Thousands of seabirds and 

sea turtles, seals and other marine mammals 

are killed each year after ingesting plastic or 

getting entangled in it, causing suffocation, 

starvation, and drowning. Plastic waste kills 

up to a million seabirds a year. As with sea 

turtles, when seabirds ingest plastic, it takes 

up room in their stomachs, sometimes causing 

starvation. 

塑料污染对野生动物构成致命影响及伤害。每年 , 数 

以千计的海鸟、海龟、海豹及其他海洋哺乳类动物被塑 

料制品缠住或把塑料误认为食物吞食后 , 因无法活动及 

Can you bear to see these disappear from the 

face of our Earth? 

你是否舍得让它们从地球上消失呢 ? 

The above pictures are courtesy of Ryan Chua, Scuba 

Diving Coach of Seanergyscuba, who are conducting 

Scuba Diving classes at Ponderosa. They were 

captured during one of his Scuba Diving trips. 

照片版权声明 : 以上图片提供者为 @Ryan Chua, 本俱乐部 

Ponderosa Golf & Country Resort 潜水教练 (Seanergy 

Scuba) 之一。此图片于他们一次潜水之旅中所捕捉到的画面。


SEE A WATERY WORLD OF WONDERS 

BEFORE POLLUTION EXTERMINATES THEM ALL 

It’s sad but true. Perhaps it is time to pick up SCUBA 

diving so that you can dive into our vast seas, now 

still rich in marine life, to see them first-hand. 

This certification illustrates the first or entry level 

scuba certification level. A highly-trained PADI 

Instructor will teach you how to scuba dive in a 

relaxed, supportive learning environment. 

The course which is conducted at Ponderosa will 

include: 

POOL SESSION: 2 sessions of dive in 1 day. The 

student will start to learn the diving skills, from the 

easiest to advance, step by step starting from the 

shallowest end at only 1 metre in depth. 

THEORY: Textbook or e-learning material are given in 

advance for students who are required to complete 

the exercises. 1 day is set aside for discussions and 

explanation. 

A certified SCUBA diving coach will tell you that you 

do not need to swim like a pro in order to learn how 

to dive. All you need is to be able to snorkel using 

a snorkel, mask, and fin for 300 metres OR swim 

without aid for 200 metres, you will be fine. 

About SCUBA 

SCUBA is an abbreviation for Self-Contained 

Underwater Breathing Apparatus, allowing humans 

to breathe underwater using special equipment. 

Often referred to as Recreation Diving, it is in fact a 

leisure diving activity not more than 40 metres in 

depth, and depending on certification. 

OPEN WATER SESSION: With the skills learnt in 

the swimming pool, students will be taken to the 

practical open water dive on an island for 3 days, 

together with the instructor. There will be a total of 

4 dives on the island to enjoy the underwater world. 

CERTIFICATION: After completing all the dives and 

a theory exam, students will be awarded the world’s 

most recognized diving certification, PADI Open 

Water Diver, which allows divers to go as deep as 18 

metres (or 12 metres for juniors) in the ocean. 

There are plenty of diving associations in the world 

providing such certifications, namely PADI, SSI, NAUI, 

SDI, etc. which in general, provides certification of 

similar standards. 

PADI Open Water Diver Course 

ALL INCLUSIVE & NO HIDDEN COSTS! 

SCUBA LESSONS @ RM1500 

*Price may vary only based on sharing of rooms 

Includes : 

• All course material • Equipment rental 

• Instructor fees • 2-way boat transfer 

• License fees 

• Swimming pool entrance fee 

• Room, meals and drinks on the island 

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL


WILL YOUR DISCARDED MASKS 

CONTRIBUTE TO OCEAN POLLUTION? 

(SOURCES of text and pictures: sciencedaily.com; news.cgtn.com; the guardian.com) 

已成为大部分国家的 “ 强制口罩令 ” 

。世界卫生组织 (WHO) 估计 , 每 

个月需要 1290 亿个口罩以保护全世 

界的人们。然而 , 严峻的现实仍存 

在。口罩提防了我们免受病毒侵害 , 

却加重了生物及自然生态系统的压 

力。 

You do know that the single-use face masks you discard will eventually make 

their way to our waterways and potentially harm marine life? 

你是否知道被丢弃的一次性口罩 , 将可能排入我们的水道并危害海洋生物吗 ? 

According to the latest report 

released by the marine 

conservation organization, 

OceansAsia in December 2020, 

there were 1.56 billion masks 

estimated to have entered our 

oceans in 2020 which amounted 

to between 4,680 and 6,240 

metric tons of plastic pollution. 

This would take as long as 450 

years to break down endangering 

marine wildlife and ecosystems. 

worldwide. The stark reality 

remains, however, that while 

it protects us from the virus, 

it will not protect our natural 

ecosystems and those lives that 

are dependent on it. 

不幸的是 , 在 COVID-19 爆发的这段 

时间 , 口罩已成为保护人们免受病毒 

传播的必需用品。在公共场合戴口罩 

There is yet to be known 

guidelines for mask recycling 

and disposable masks are 

plastic products that are nonbiodegradable. 

A key factor that 

frustrates the recycling process 

of masks is that most masks are 

manufactured using multiple 

materials. Experts are calling for 

masks to be made from polymer 

alone, which would make 

recycling much easier. Until then 

it is advised to dispose them 

separately in designated bins. 

目前 , 正确处置废弃口罩的指令与规 

程尚未发布。其的一个关键因素是 , 

大多数口罩是使用多种材料合成制造 

的 , 一次性口罩也被归类为不可生物 

降解的塑料产品 , 因此大大阻碍口罩 

回收过程。因此专家呼吁只用聚合物 

制成口罩 , 这将使回收利用过程变得 

更加方便容易。在此之前 , 建议将用 

过的口罩弃于指定的垃圾箱中。 

根据海洋保护组织 OceansAsia 于 

2020 年 12 月发布的最新报告 , 估 

计 15.6 亿个口罩已流入海洋 , 塑料废 

物污染高达到 4,680 至 6,240 公吨。 

这需要长达 450 年的时间才可挽回 

自然生态系统。 

Unfortunately during these 

times fraught by the COVID-19 

pandemic, masks have become 

a standard accessory to protect 

ourselves from the spread of the 

virus. It has become a mandate 

in many countries to wear 

masks in public, and the World 

Health Organization (WHO) had 

estimated that 129 billion face 

masks would be needed on a 

monthly basis to protect people 

You do know that the single-use face masks you discard will eventually make their 

way to our waterways and potentially harm marine life? 

你是否知道被丢弃的一次性口罩 , 将可能排入我们的水道并危害海洋生物吗 ?


DISPOSE OF MASKS RESPONSIBLY 

WHILE AT PONDEROSA 

在 PONDEROSA 齐为保护环境尽一份力 

Indeed masks have been found littered all over the grass verges, 

pavements and especially at the carpark, where they were 

conveniently dropped onto the ground by visitors before getting 

into cars. 

Covered trash bins have been arranged at strategic areas around 

the resort and all those associated with it are requested to use 

these to dispose of their used masks responsibly. 

不可否认 , 在草地边缘、人行道上 , 尤其是停车场里 , 不难发现口罩踪 

迹。人们总爱在上车前往下个目的地之前 , 把用过的口罩随手往地上扔。 

为此 ,Ponderosa Golf & Country Resort 于俱乐部各角落设置了有盖垃 

圾桶 , 方便人们处理用过的口罩。 

Work with us to save the environment. 

Drop old habits, adopt new ones for Earth’s 

sustainability. 

与我们一起保护环境 ! 

为了实现可持续的未来 , 摒弃坏习惯 , 坚持好习惯 

FOOD WASTE SEPARATION @ CAFÉ 

Moving our Green Leap Forward campaign forward, 

our Kitchen & F&B team have looked into separation 

of food waste. Once MCO opens, the plan is to dispose 

of discarded food responsibly by 

arranging the food to be recycled into organic 

fertilisers. Meanwhile, it is to get the staff trained in 

separating tissue, tooth picks, cigarette box wraps 

that people conveniently discard into uneaten food 

as soon as they are cleared from the table and to have 

them segregated directly into the FOOD WASTE BIN. 

THE 

FIRST 

STEP 

TODAY, 

TO 

GREEN 

LEAP 

TOMORROW.

GOLF FIXTURES 2022 

DATE EVENT TIME PARTICIPANT 

Saturday 

8 th Jan 2022 

Tuesday 

7 th February 2022 

Saturday 

26 th Feb 2022 

Saturday 

26 th March 2022 

Sunday 

27 th March 2022 

Saturday 

28 th May 2022 

Saturday 

25 th June 2022 

Thursday 

21 st July 2022 

Saturday 

27 th Aug 2022 

Tue – Wed 

13 th – 14 th Sept 2022 

Saturday 

1 st Oct 2022 

Saturday 

22 nd Oct 2022 

Saturday 

12 th Nov 2022 

Saturday 

26 th Nov 2022 

Sunday 

11 th Dec 2022 

1 st Ponderosa Quarterly Medal 2022 1:30 p.m. Members / Guests 

Tuesday 9-Hole 

Grand Final 2021 

1:30 p.m. Members only 

1 st Leg Ponderosa Golf 7:30 a.m. Juniors only 

Junior Open 2022 

Club Championship 2022 7:30 a.m. Members only 

(Day 1) 

Club Championship 2022 7:30 a.m. Members only 

(Day 2) 

2 nd Leg Ponderosa Golf 7:30 a.m. Juniors only 


2 nd Ponderosa Quarterly Medal 2022 1:30 p.m. Members / Guests 

Night Golf Open 2022 4:30 p.m. Members / Guests 

Ponderosa Ladies Open 2022 7:30 a.m. Ladies only 

Junior SportExcel 2022 

(Day 1 & Day 2) 

7:30 a.m. Juniors only 

3 rd Leg Ponderosa Golf 7:30 a.m. Juniors only 


Carlsberg Golf Classic 2022 1:30 p.m. Members / Guests 

Inter-club 2022 1:30 p.m. Members only 

3 rd Ponderosa Quarterly Medal 2022 1:30 p.m. Members / Guests 

Par 3 Challenge 2022 1:30 p.m. Members / Guests 

Enquiry?? 

Please call at +607 354 9999 or +6019 790 0501 (Golf Reception) / +6019 758 8784 (Zara) 

Email: enquiry@ponderosagolf.com

Ponders by Ponderosa Golf Issue 24

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