Sunday 5th January 2020 Gading Raya

Posted on January 6, 2020 by rogerfinnie

The Day

A healthy sign up sheet this week did not translate into quite the turnout expected as a variety of ailments, family commitments and a not unsubstantial amount of rain overnight on Saturday all conspired to cull our numbers. However a keen and eager group of 24 Tee Setters made it to Gading Raya and were rewarded with a relatively dry day as the rains stopped just as the planned tee time arrived –  greatly assisted by the purchase of a new rain jacket by one of our contingent in the pro shop on arrival. The morning rain brought the added benefits of a cool golfing day and a quiet course meaning we could get out early and enjoy a relaxed round.

Popular amongst the regulars, we unusually had no new comers and no notable welcome backs either this week so just a final comment on the day to thank our Secretary Beby and VP Ric Wymer for managing all the registrations, scoring and presentations.

The Play

With the usually faster greens slowed by the rains and a couple of errant drives finding just enough roll on the fairways, our Treasurer needed to be content with just the 2 fines for Most Strokes shared by Karan Khetan and Michael Mueller. Repeating the prize for first Par Handicaps >= 30 from last week but avoiding the fines this week saw Kim Pham claim her full reward whilst Karan was able to off set his fine with Most Improved.

First Birdie was claimed on the opening hole by Matthew Makarenko whilst Low Putts went to Jeff Landau and Low Gross to Richard Mau.

After shooting a net 77 on his last visit to Gading Raya, Graham Parsonage extracted some measure of revenge shooting a Gross 77 this week to lead all comers and was joined in our Low Net winner category by Juju Juhaeriah (on a count-back from Jochen Overberg and Andy Coop) and Jari Antikainen.

Congratulations to all our winners. Detailed results of the day are here: Gading Raya 050120 results and photos here.

Next Up: Padang Modern 12th January 2020 12.00pm

With several of our desired visits in 2019 clashing with other events at the course, we have not visited Modern in a few months. With no tournaments planned on the same date and the rainy season in full swing making the west side more attractive weather wise, we have booked to come back to Padang Modern this week, a former home for our monthly medal. We are generally well looked after and have an enjoyable round making it a relaxed day out.

Tee time is confirmed for 12.00pm and the expected cost, including cart, is Rp850,000 – tbc as we wait for the confirmation on any new rate. If you are interested to join us please sign up here to register.

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Up Next: Gading Raya 5th January 2020

Posted on January 2, 2020 by rogerfinnie

Having also kicked-off the new Tee Set year at Gading Raya, we have decided to minimize the risks of rain interruptions by staying on the west side of Jakarta for the New Year and therefore return there to visit one of our more popular courses. In addition to being close to many Tee Setters’ homes, the Gading Raya team make a good effort to look after us and thus it is a pleasure to go back for another round there.

Tee times off 1 & 10 at 11.30am have been confirmed along with the attractive pricing of Rp850,000 with carts. If you are able to join us please sign up here and we look forward to seeing all who can make it on Sunday

2020 Tee Set Charity Drive

In 2019 Tee Set members donated over 160kg of unwanted clothes which went to support the relief efforts in Palu and Lombok helping those affected by the earthquakes which badly hit those regions. For the current year, we would like to launch a new effort, appropriately named Tee Set Vision 20/20.

Like your President, I am sure many of you have old glasses and/or outdated prescriptions which are lying in your drawers at home. We will be happy to collect these from you over the next few months and once we have a sizable collection, we will distribute them amongst the poor and needy where they can make a difference to the quality of life for many. Please bring them along to any Tee Set game and pass them to any committee members to add to the collection. If you know the actual prescription please put a small note in the glasses box or on the frames – if not we’ll sort it out! Thank you in advance for your contributions to this worthy effort.

Australia Day Charity Event

Please check out the Classified’s page as this popular event makes a comeback from the outback on 24th January 2020 at Senayan.

Handicaps: New E-mail Address for Scorecards

In 2019 we merged our handicap process with D.O.G.S. and this has been a positive development in getting more rounds played by the respective memberships entered into a single handicap system thanks to the efforts of the Committees of both Societies. We have also seen an uptick in the number of scorecards being submitted, as they all should be, for games played outside of the regular events hosted by the 2 societies. Thank you all for this effort to ensure we have the most accurate and update handicaps available for both sets of members.

It has of course also meant an increase in the number of emails being received to the regular Tee Set email account. To better manage those related solely to scorecards being submitted, we have set up a dedicated email for this purpose: teesetcards@gmail.com.

Please can future scorecards you are sending be submitted to this account going forward. Scorecards submitted to the Tee Set account or handed over to the Secretary/Committee on a Sunday afternoon will still be processed but it may not be as quick.

Whilst on the subject of handicaps…. As many of you are aware, the new global handicap system is being rolled out in 2020. It is not a one-shot exercise but a progressive roll-out where-by those unions, USGA and Australia Golf notably, which are already broadly in line with the new system will change over early in 2020 and those for which it is a more extensive process of change, notably the UK unions under the current CONGU system, will change over later in the year – around November from the latest announcements by the R&A.

Our handicap system provider, under the USGA system, has advised that the 2020 module will be compliant to the World Handicap System and so when we roll over to the new module, usually January each year, our handicaps will be recalculated under this new rules. The only major change which will be notable for us is that the handicap will become the average of the best 8 cards versus best 10 presently (for those with 20 counting cards) and handicaps will tighten slightly as a result.

There are also administrative caps on how quickly a handicap can rise and adjustments on the daily playing conditions which may impact the overall results of the group on a particular day versus the standard ratings for the course. These will be handled within the system and therefore require no additional work on our part. We do not know when other Societies and Clubs will change over but we expect it to be sooner rather than later since all largely follow the USGA process for which the January transition is slated.

 

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Happy New Year Tee Setters

Posted on January 1, 2020 by rogerfinnie

Festive Golf

A Happy New Year to all Tee Setters and best wishes to you and your families for a healthy, prosperous and golf filled 2020. Before moving onto a couple of messages about handicaps, just a quick announcement that some games have been arranged by Divya Ahuja and Chris Lever over the next 2-3 days and anyone interested to join should please contact Divya directly on +6281931888666. For those on Deemples, the games are posted there too under the T-Drivers account.

Handicaps: New E-mail Address for Scorecards

In 2019 we merged our handicap process with D.O.G.S. and this has been a positive development in getting more of the rounds played by the respective memberships entered into a single handicap system, largely thanks to the efforts and coordination of the Committees of both Societies. We have also seen an uptick in the number of scorecards being submitted, as they all should be, for games played outside of the regular events hosted by the 2 societies. Thank you all for this effort to ensure we have the most accurate and up to date handicaps available for both sets of members.

It has of course also meant an increase in the number of emails being received to the regular Tee Set email account. To better manage those related solely to scorecards being submitted, we have set up a dedicated email for this purpose: teesetcards@gmail.com.

Please can future scorecards you are sending be submitted to this account going forward. Scorecards submitted to the Tee Set account or handed over to the Secretary/Committee on a Sunday afternoon will still be processed but it may not be as quick.

Whilst on the subject of handicaps…. As many of you are aware, the new global “World Handicap System” is being rolled out in 2020. It is not a one-shot exercise but a progressive roll-out where-by those unions, USGA and Australia Golf notably, which are already broadly in line with the new system will change over early in 2020 and those for which it is a more extensive process of change, notably the UK unions under the current CONGU system, will change over later in the year – around November from the latest announcements by the R&A. Once done it will make it easier to enjoy your golf on your travels as all clubs should recognize the handicaps produced under the new system.

Our handicap system provider, which follows the USGA guidelines, has advised that the 2020 module will be compliant to the World Handicap System and so when we roll over to the new module, usually January each year, our handicaps will be recalculated under the new rules. The only major change which will be notable for us is that the handicap will become the average of the best 8 cards versus best 10 presently (for those with 20 cards counting cards) and handicaps will tighten slightly as a result.

There are also administrative caps on how quickly a handicap can rise and adjustments for the daily playing conditions which may impact the overall results of the group on a particular day versus the standard ratings for the course. These will be handled within the system and therefore require no additional work on our part. For those passionate to understand more, please search on World Handicap System to find more materials explaining these changes.

We do not presently know when other local Societies and Clubs will change over but we expect it to be sooner rather than later since all largely follow the USGA process for which the January transition is slated.

 

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Sunday 29th December 2019 BSD

Posted on December 30, 2019 by rogerfinnie

The Day

Sunday was our final game of 2019 and although most Tee Setters were away making the most of the extended holiday period, we welcomed a keen and happy group of 22 players for our visit to BSD. Morning showers gave us a little concern about being able to finish our round uninterrupted from the weather again this week but our concerns were to unnecessary as we had perfect weather for our day’s golf and evening soiree.

The starter got us out as the first groups in the afternoon schedule and with an empty course ahead of us, we whizzed round to be all finished at an unheard of, 3.50pm; prize-giving and all! The course itself was in great shape after a few weeks of rain and with the greens receptive, there were several very good scores returned on the day as can be read below.

A warm welcome to Christopher Berg and Drew Franklin, holiday visitors to Jakarta who came out and joined us on Sunday. Warm welcome backs to David Collecot after 79 weeks and David O’Shea and Ryan McPhee after 40 weeks.

With an early finish and the promise of some Tee Set refreshments on offer, most of the group retired to the restaurant to help Mark Johnson celebrate his birthday and to enjoy a pleasant and relaxed finish to the golfing year.

Many thanks to VP Ric Wymer for managing all the scoring on the day. Photos of the day are here.

The Play

Heading a list of good gross scores this week was Simon Reynolds after his impressive 75 on the day. Grand Master of the flat stick this week was a very happy Jochen Overberg whilst Christopher Berg collected First Birdie.

First Sandy went to Roger Finnie and our Low Net winners were Axel Hertzke, David O’Shea and Tan Chee Hua. No skirts today but our big prize getter of the day was Kim Pham who collected Most Improved and First Par Handicaps >=30 which were offset by Most Strokes and Monster Putter – the one prize/one fine rule resulting in a net gain of Rp50k only…

Detailed results of the day are here: BSD 291219 Results

Next Up: Gading Raya 11.30am Sunday 5th January 2020

Having also kicked-off the new Tee Set year at Gading Raya, we have decided to minimize the risks of rain interruptions by staying on the west side of Jakarta for the New Year and therefore return there to visit one of our more popular courses. In addition to being close to many Tee Setters’ homes, the Gading Raya team make a good effort to look after us and thus it is a pleasure to go back for another round there.

Tee times off 1 & 10 at 11.30am have been confirmed along with the attractive pricing of Rp850,000 with carts. If you are able to join us please sign up here and we look forward to seeing all who can make it on Sunday

2020 Tee Set Charity Drive

In 2019 Tee Set members donated over 160kg of unwanted clothes which went to support the relief efforts in Palu and Lombok helping those affected by the earthquakes which badly hit those regions. For the current year, we would like to launch a new effort, appropriately named Tee Set Vision 20/20.

Like your President, I am sure many of you have old glasses and/or outdated prescriptions which are lying in your drawers at home. We will be happy to collect these from you over the next few months and once we have a sizable collection, we will distribute them amongst the poor and needy where they can make a difference to the quality of life for many. Please bring them along to any Tee Set game and pass them to any committee members to add to the collection. If you know the actual prescription please put a small note in the glasses box or on the frames – if not we’ll sort it out! Thank you in advance for your contributions to this worthy effort.

Australia Day Charity Event

Please check out the Classified’s page as this popular event makes a comeback from the outback on 24th January 2020 at Senayan.

 

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Next Up: BSD Sunday 29th December 2019

Posted on December 26, 2019 by rogerfinnie

Our last round of 2019 sees us make one last change to the schedule so we can return to the popular and excellent Bumi Serpong Damai course. We have a earlier start than normal at 11.30 pm and the price is Rp999k including cart.

If you wish to join us please sign up here and we will play White Tees for men as usual at BSD.

To round off our 2019 golfing season, after the prize-giving there is an open invitation to go and enjoy the delights of Casa De La Mexicana, our regular retreat from BSD and which is run by Tee Setter Axel Hertzke and his family. The Tee Set Committee will be bringing some of the beer remaining from the Championships to help everyone enjoy the evening and to wish everyone there a Happy New Year.

For those unable to be there on Sunday, best wishes for a Healthy and Prosperous 2020 from your Tee Set Committee and we look forward to seeing you out on the links whenever you are able to join us.

2020 Tee Set Charity Drive

In 2019 Tee Set members donated over 160kg of unwanted clothes which went to support the relief efforts in Palu and Lombok helping those affected by the earthquakes which badly hit those regions. For the current year, we would like to launch a new effort, appropriately named Tee Set Vision 20/20.

Like your President, I am sure many of you have old glasses and/or outdated prescriptions which are lying in your drawers at home. We will be happy to collect these from you over the next few months and once we have a sizable collection, we will distribute them amongst the poor and needy where they can make a difference to the quality of life for many. Please bring them along to any Tee Set game and pass them to any committee members to add to the collection. If you know the actual prescription please put a small note in the glasses box or on the frames – if not we’ll sort it out! Thank you in advance for your contributions to this worthy effort.

Australia Day Charity Event

Please check out the Classified’s page as this popular event makes a comeback from the outback on 24th January 2020 at Senayan.

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Sunday 22nd December 2019 Riverside

Posted on December 23, 2019 by rogerfinnie

The Day

Our pre-Christmas 2BBB stableford event hosted with members from the Djakarta Old Golfing Society and Pocksia has, over the last 3 years, become a popular event on the calendar. On Sunday we had 26 golfers turn-up in good time for our 11.30am shot-gun start and put their names into the “hat” for the blind draw pairings.

Freshly rediscovered in the dark recesses of the garage after being MIA for 3 years, the Christmas hats made a reappearance and were put into active service for the pre-tee off group photos.

President Roger Finnie and Mark Johnson then conducted the team blind draw which threw up some strong and interesting pairings. Teams and starting holes sorted, we headed to the starter hut for our shot-gun start under bright sunshine, with the gentle breeze making its best efforts to keep us cool amongst the humidity coming from the course which was drying off from the previous nights rain.

With no-one in front of us we were all making good time and returning some excellent scores up to the turn, many teams being 4-6 strokes under par. However, as most teams reached their 9th or 10th hole, a large lightening storm followed by heavy rains hit the course quite suddenly. This pushed us into the storm shelters or half way house where, after drinking the hut dry, it was decided that the storms would not abate soon enough for us to complete the game and so the round was abandoned.

All showered and with no prize giving to conduct, we used the day’s prize fund to purchase several buckets of refreshments which were enjoyed by everyone as we chatted the rest of the afternoon away. A huge thank you to Riverside management for their generous offer of a rain check to everyone present so that we could all come back on a, hopefully, drier day.

Next Up: BSD Sunday 29th December 2019

Our last round of 2019 sees us make one last change to the schedule so we can return to the popular and excellent Bumi Serpong Damai course. We have a earlier start than normal at 11.30 pm and the price is Rp999k including cart.

If you wish to join us please sign up here and we will play White Tees for men as usual at BSD.

To round off our 2019 golfing season, after the prize-giving there is an open invitation to go and enjoy the delights of Casa De La Mexicana, our regular retreat from BSD and which is run by Tee Setter Axel Hertzke and his family. The Tee Set Committee will be bringing some of the beer remaining from the Championships to help everyone enjoy the evening and to wish everyone there a Happy New Year.

For those unable to be there on Sunday, best wishes for a Healthy and Prosperous 2020 from your Tee Set Committee and we look forward to seeing you out on the links whenever you are able to join us.

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Next Up: Sunday 22nd December 2019: Riverside Xmas event

Posted on December 19, 2019 by rogerfinnie

The penultimate round of the year sees us team up with our friends from Djakarta Old Golfing Society and POCKSIA to head down to Riverside for a casual & fun 2 ball better ball event.

RiversideThis Greg Norman designed course is always one of the most interesting challenges on the Tee Set schedule with the Shark’s trademark optical illusions regularly fooling the unwary; meaning its an ideal venue for a team event where the risks and rewards of the round can be shared with your team-mate of the day.

As in the previous 2 years, we will play in 2 person teams which will be determined on the day by a blind draw from all the players registered on the morning. The draw will consist of one player from the lower handicap half of the field drawing a partner from the higher handicap half of the field. We have been assured of an earlier tee off so do not be late (10.30am please!) as the drawing will be conducted at 11.00 am so we can get the pairings to the starter. Late arrivals will be paired as they come.

Scoring on each hole for the team will be based on the better ball net score off individual handicaps, 5 lowest team scores will win the prizes on offer….

If anyone wishes to just join the day but not the event, we are more than happy to accommodate as well. Come join us for the fun and challenge of one of Jakarta’s finest courses on Sunday by signing up here as usual. Green fees of Rp775,000 including a shared cart with a tee time of 11.30pm

For those Tee Setters who are already travelling or who are busy the next couple of weeks, on behalf of the Committee we wish you and your families a joyous festive season and a Happy New Year. We look forward to seeing you out on the fairways in 2020.

Lost and Found

If anyone lost a shoe bag with golf shoes last week at Cengkareng and would like to have them back, please let President Roger Finnie know and he can help arrange their repatriation…..

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Sunday 15th December 2019: Cengkareng Monthly Medal

Posted on December 16, 2019 by rogerfinnie

The Day

With the Monthly Medal moved up a couple of weeks in December before the holiday season starts, yesterday we headed off to Cengkareng for our last visit of the year; Sunday also marked the end of Cycle XI of the Eclectic completion which together with the attractions of good service and an excellent golf course meant we attracted a healthy turn out of 50 golfers.

Although the rumble of potential rain greeted our starting time, we were all to enjoy a dry and relatively cool day as the cloud cover provided a bit of shade and the gentle breeze some cooling on an otherwise muggy day. Freshened from recent rain, the greens were receptive and the course in good condition which all led to some excellent scoring as is reported below.

4 new-comers on the day and a warm Tee Set welcome was given to Diana Budiarti, Jae Won Lee, Karl Park and Rodney Weeks. A warm welcome back to Karan Khetan after 50 weeks and we look forward to seeing all out again soon.

Thank you to Brenda Mayland for the excellent management of the several group changes at registration and for the scoring afterwards. The photos of the day are here.

The Play

A bumper turn-out & X-mas celebrations in full swing made for a very happy Treasurer as fully 13 skirts were recorded on the day, almost 1/3 of the eligible field getting up to have their photo taken: Andrew Shaw, Chris Lever, David Baglivo, Fred Papachristidis-Bove, Graham Parsonage, Jae Won Lee, Karan Khetan, Mark Johnson, Oliver Fritz, Pepi Kurniawan, Rodney Weeks, Simon Oxley and Tribhuvan Singh. Monster Putter was shared between Mike Webb and Lorenzo Marengo whilst Most Strokes went to Karl Park. Oliver  was however back up shortly thereafter to collect his prize as First Par Handicaps >=30.

Also back up was Simon Oxley who shared First Birdie with Marcelo de Jesus and Karan Khetan who won 1st Sandy. Low Putter on the day was newcomer Rodney Weeks.

First Eagle on the day went to Mike Ha whilst Most Improved was Cory Packard. Cory was also back up with Juju Juhaeriah for their Long Drives in the Monthly Medal skills prizes. Lorenzo Marengo was our NTP but was absent at the prize giving…..

Low Gross went to Roger Finnie whilst Ian Butcher, James Ross and 2019 Tee Set Champion Mike Riley took out the Low Net prizes with some impressive scoring on the day. Ian was unlucky on the day with a score which would have won all but 1 of the previous monthly medals but today he needed to settle for runner-up as Holger Molendyk’s impressive 48 points took home the prize for our final medal of the year.

Congratulations to all our winners and detailed results are here: Cengkareng 151219 Results

In the final round of Eclectic Cycle XI, most of the leading contenders were present and some impressive improvements were recorded; this included Round 3 leader Tom Grace who held onto his lead to bring home the Trophy…. this was metaphorical on the day as the President was still hung-over from the night before and forgot to bring it to the course! Apologies to Tom and Holger and we will get proper photos for the website in due course.

   

Cycle XII and our search for the 1st repeat winner will commence with the next Monthly Medal, January 2020.

Next Up: Riverside Sunday 22nd December 2019 11.30am

For the 3rd year in succession, our penultimate round of the year sees us team up with our friends from Djakarta Old Golfing Society and POCKSIA to head down to Riverside for a casual & fun 2 ball better ball event.

RiversideThis Greg Norman designed course is always one of the most interesting challenges on the Tee Set schedule with the Shark’s trademark optical illusions regularly fooling the unwary; meaning its an ideal venue for a team event where the risks and rewards of the round can be shared with your team-mate of the day.

As in the previous 2 years, we will play in 2 person teams which will be determined on the day by a blind draw from all the players registered on the morning. The draw will consist of one player from the lower handicap half of the field drawing a partner from the higher handicap half of the field. We have been assured of an earlier tee off so do not be late (10.30am please!) as the drawing will be conducted at 11.00 am so we can get the pairings to the starter. Late arrivals will be paired as they come.

Scoring on each hole for the team will be based on the better ball net score off individual handicaps, 5 lowest team scores will win the prizes on offer….

Come join us for the fun and challenge of one of Jakarta’s finest courses on Sunday by signing up here as usual. Green fees of Rp775,000 including a shared cart with a tee time of 11.30pm

For those Tee Setters who are already travelling or who are busy the next couple of weeks, on behalf of the Committee we wish you and your families a joyous festive season and a Happy New Year. We look forward to seeing you out on the fairways in 2020.

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Next Up: Cengkareng Monthly Medal and Eclectic XI Final Round Sunday 15th December 2019 12pm tee off

Posted on December 12, 2019 by rogerfinnie

This Sunday we head back to one of Jakarta’s finest courses and one of Tee Set’s most popular venues, Cengkareng, home for Tee Set’s Monthly Medal for 2019.

In addition to being the final Monthly Medal of 2019, this week will also be the 4th and final round of Cycle XI of the Tee Set Eclectic. With Cycle X winner, Matthew Powell, having departed Jakarta, we will definitely have a new winner: will it be another new name on the Trophy or will one of our past Champions rise to the occasion again.? Details of the current standings are here.

Whilst there is a lot to attract players for this week, we also welcome those who just wish to enjoy a pleasant trip across the rolling fairways, guided round by Cengkareng’s well trained caddies and then to sit and enjoy one of its famous Margaritas to cool you down afterwards.

If you are able to join us for a very reasonable Rp850,000 walking please sign up here. Tee time is 12pm as usual.

Reminder: For those who would prefer not to walk, in addition to the hover boards to glide across the rolling fairways, Cengkareng has available a limited number of golf carts. If you wish to reserve one please contact the Golf reservations staff at Cengkareng directly. As the carts are limited in number and we do not have visibility to those already booked on the day, your Tee Set Committee is not involved to the reservation of the carts

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Sunday 8th December 2019 Jagorawi New

Posted on December 9, 2019 by rogerfinnie

The Day & The Play

A flurry of late call offs culled our already smallish group in half on Sunday morning which resulted in only 10 Tee Setters turning out on Sunday at the beautiful but challenging Jagorawi New Course. GM Arron Cole and his team were on hand to look after us well with an early start time and caddies all lined up ready for when we had all had a pre-round bite to eat and catch-up.

The course was in great shape with the rains having freshened up the grass and the greens were running smoothly as always. The challenge of the course was reflected in everyone scoring at least a 7 on one hole. Our two 3 balls got round in great time, just beating the rain which caught our 4-ball but they still managed to finish in good time after the short shower.

With only 10 players, everyone got a mention in the results one way or another and being Matt Otto’s last round before heading out to Mexico for his next assignment, we decided to forego the usual presentations and put all the funds towards a couple of jugs of beer to wish Matt Bon Voyage and best wishes in his next assignment.

Next Up: Cengkareng Monthly Medal and Rd IV Eclectic XI Sunday 15th December 2019

This Sunday we head back to one of Jakarta’s finest courses and one of Tee Set’s most popular venues, Cengkareng, home for Tee Set’s Monthly Medal for 2019.

In addition to being the final Monthly Medal of 2019, this week will also be the 4th and final round of Cycle XI of the Tee Set Eclectic. With Cycle X winner, Matthew Powell, having departed Jakarta, we will definitely have a new winner: will it be another new name on the Trophy or will one of our past Champions rise to the occasion again.? Details of the current standings are here.

Whilst there is a lot to attract players for this week, we also welcome those who just wish to enjoy a pleasant trip across the rolling fairways, guided round by Cengkareng’s well trained caddies and then to sit and enjoy one of its famous Margaritas to cool you down afterwards.

If you are able to join us for a very reasonable Rp850,000 walking please sign up here. Tee time is 12pm as usual.

Reminder: For those who would prefer not to walk, in addition to the hover boards to glide across the rolling fairways, Cengkareng has available a limited number of golf carts. If you wish to reserve one please contact the Golf reservations staff at Cengkareng directly. As the carts are limited in number and we do not have visibility to those already booked on the day, your Tee Set Committee is not involved to the reservation of the carts

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