Sunday 21st January 2018: Imperial Golf Klub

The Day

Sunday saw us return to Imperial Golf Klub for the first time since December 2016, a long gap despite it being a layout many in Tee Set enjoy. We were well welcomed and the starter ensured we were able to get off just ahead of our scheduled tee time split across both 9’s.

The course was in good condition despite all the recent rain which meant we adopted lift clean and place on the fairways for the day. A good stiff breeze was present all day to make the round very interesting but this mostly kept the rain away so, apart from 1 hole, we played in dry conditions despite the heavy cloud around the course.

All of this ensured we had a smooth round and were all finished by around 4.30pm, leaving plenty of time for a few refreshments whilst sharing our stories of the day.

We had 3 newcomers on the day and a warm Tee Set welcome was given to Randy Hilmen, Chad Hinzman and Audie Kaunang. Also a warm welcome back to Dirk Kruip after 25 weeks and Jeff Durham after 16 weeks (Ronald having played in December was not so long between games). We hope to see you all out again shortly.

A thank you to Beby for managing the administration on the day and for VP Ric Wymer who did the prize giving with the President departing early to the airport.

The Play

Another fine round from Jeff Landau, continuing his recent great form, saw him take home Low Gross again this week with his 76 off the stick. Low Net A was won by Ronald Lim with a net 71; Low Net B with the best net of the day 67 was won by James Ross and Low Net C by Jeff Durham with his 69 showing he has been active during his recent Tee Set absence.

With James already a winner, Low Putts went to Karen Khetan and Matthew Powell for their 29 putt efforts on what were tricky greens, but not tricky enough for any one to win Monster Putter this week. A double header for Dirk Kruip with First Par for Handicaps >= 30 and Most Improved with 9, but only 1 photo and prize under the 1 prize rule. First Sandy was won by Laurie O’Connor for his effort on Hole 14.

First Birdie was jointly won by David Baglivo and Roger Finnie but both were absent at the prize giving which meant David also avoided the Monkey for Most Strokes of 12 on a hole. With some long carries to the red tees there was a healthy 11 skirts today, all listed above and many captured below in the photos.

As usual, photos of the day are here and detailed player results here.

Tee Set Match-Play: Last call

The drawing for the first round of the match play will be made next Sunday after the round at Cengkareng so please sign up here if you wish to join.

Next Up: Cengkareng Golf Club Sunday 28th January

Monthly Medal & EclecticVII  Round 2

Sunday sees us returning to one of Jakarta’s finest courses and one of Tee Set’s most popular venues. It will also be the 2nd round of the Cycle VII of the Eclectic.

Whether you wish to enjoy a pleasant stroll or ride the a hover-board over the rolling fairways, Cengkareng is always an enjoyable experience with its well trained caddies to guide you round and its famous Margaritas to cool you down afterwards.

The prize giving will be followed by the Tee Set Match Play drawing of round 1 matches.

If you are able to join us for a very reasonable Rp800,000 please sign up here. Tee time is 12pm as usual

 

 

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Imperial Golf Klub: Sunday 21st January 2018

This Sunday sees us return to Imperial for the first time since December 2016.

Imperial’s layout is always a strong golfing challenge and the Club House has excellent views over the course to enjoy along with the good service and refreshments.

 

Tee time is 11.55am and the price Rp950,000 with carts. Please sign up here if you are able to join us.

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Sunday 14th January 2018: Padang Modern

The Day

Our first visit to Modern for the year saw 34 Tee Setters gather to take on a layout which always has the potential to return scores a little higher than the Tee Set averages. Sunday was no exception with only 2 players breaking their handicap on a course which played well despite the recent heavy rain it had taken, including through-out the previous night. We played lift, clean and place on the fairways and the greens played true as reflected by some good putting returns.

As we have become accustomed to at Modern, in the middle of some finely tuned arrangements for the pairings, we got rushed out to start 30 minutes early to get ahead of some slow groups turning at 9 holes and another larger group of players also looking to start around the same time as us. Whilst causing a little bit of confusion as we worked out whether we were all off the first hole, some quick re-organization saw us have a split start as planned. This fortunately enabled around half the field to only suffer a couple of holes of the rain mid-round as the rainy season caught us properly for the first time this season. The back groups and later arrivals did however get washed out towards the end of their rounds and we had to equitably score their remaining 1 or 2 holes before the prize giving.

We had 1 newcomer in Amol  Singhal who was given a warm Tee Set welcome and an appearance from an old golfing stalwart on the Jakarta scene, Jens Roestel, who was captured for our database finally.

Nick Shearman after 58 weeks led a quartet of notable welcome backs including Jim Berndt, Brandon Curson and Matthew’s father, Eric Cherrett who was passing through on his return to England following the Ashes Tour. Good to see you all back and we hope to see you out again soon.

Also welcomed back was Secretary Brenda Mayland who managed all the administration on the day. Brenda received our appreciation of thanks for all her efforts on the day and over the course of the past year as VP Ric Wymer belatedly was able to hand to her a shopping voucher which was pending since the Championships.

The Play

The transition of our monthly medal away from Modern to Cengkareng resulted in 1 hiccup on arrangements in that the Long Drive and NTP spotters and banners were out so we played these mini-competitions on the day. James Ross showed his strength off the tee with a drive of 220m to take out the former prize and newcomer Amol Singhal showed his abilities to knock his ball to within 22o cm to win the latter.

Our usual modest haul of skirts at Modern saw father and son, Matthew and Eric Cherrett joined by VP Bill Lloyd and Andreas Stowoky for the photo as Brandon Curson and Nick Shearman were unfortunately MIA at the time of the prize giving. Brandon therefore also missed his photo with the monkey as Monster Putter but we did capture a mystery shot of the Most Strokes winner, reportedly Joseph D’Cruz for an 11 on one hole.

Matthew Cherrett recovered to win Most Improved with a back nine 10 shots better than his front. First Birdie went to Matthew Powell for his effort on hole 3 and First Sandy to Stefan Skibinski for his effort of the first hole despite his initial desire to hand the prize to one of his playing partners.

Low Putts was close affair and after accounting for other prizes, Mark Johnson and VP Bill Lloyd were awarded the prize jointly for their 27 putts on the day. Low Gross was awarded to Jeff Landau for his excellent, and by far best of the day, 77 off the stick which also tied him for Low New A with President Roger Finnie on net 72. Low Net B was won by Doug McQuater for his best net of the day 69 and Low Net C by Juju Juhairiah for her net 79.

As usual detailed scores of the day can be found here and photos here.

Next Up: Imperial Golf Klub

 

Sunday 21st January sees us return to Imperial for the first time since December 2016. Imperial’s layout is always a strong golfing challenge and the Club House has excellent views over the course to enjoy along with the good service and refreshments.

Tee time is 11.55am and the price Rp950,000 with carts. Please sign up here if you are able to join us.

Other announcements

(1) Last call for sign ups for the Docks Scramble which will be held this Friday, 19th January, at Gading Raya. Sign up sheet is here or through Jens Roestel and/or Andreas Stokowy.

(2) Tee Set Match-Play sign-ups are open for another 13 days so please sign up here if you wish to join. Entries close 28th January 2018.

(3) Laurie O’Connor is offering Tee Setters the opportunity to share in the secret of his recent success by selling off his existing clubs including his infamous O’three putter. Check out the Classified Section of the website  from tomorrow when we will have them posted along with the other open offers to Tee Set members.

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Padang Modern: 12pm 14th January 2018

This Sunday sees us back at Padang Modern where we are always well looked after and have an enjoyable round. Tee time is 12.00pm and the cost, including cart, is Rp795,000.

If you are interested to join us please sign up here to register.

If you do not yet have a new Tee Set shirt or would like a second one please add a note to the comment section along with your size and we will bring a shirt package with us. Rp300k gets you a new shirt, towel, cap, sleeve of titleist golf balls and some spices (whilst stocks last) so it is really good value as well as supporting Tee Set.

Tee Set Match-Play

2017_Matchplay_championThe quest to try and wrestle the Ric Wymer Trophy from 2017’s winner of the Tee Set Match Play, Jari Antikainen, begins in earnest next month. Registration is now open and will remain so until 28th January 2018.

Following the Monthly Medal at Cengkareng on that day, Match-Play Supremo James Ross will arrange a drawing of the initial games to determine the 2 knock-out brackets.

If you are interested to join the match play competition and/or to read more on how it is organized please sign up here.

Other Notices

Calling all Tee Set Pool Sharks

Thanks to the sponsorship of BATS bar in the Shangri-La Hotel, we will be entering a Tee Set pool team in the forthcoming season of the Wednesday night Jakarta Pool League. Whilst there is a competitive element to the arrangements for some teams, for us it is mostly about having a lot of fun and a good night out with a few friends. You do not need to commit to play every week as we will run a squad but obviously we would like to have regular players available.

Players need to be registered so if you are interested in joining please let Keith Miller or Roger Finnie know as soon as possible. Tomorrow (Friday 12th) evening we will have our first practice evening from around 8.00pm so come along and join us if you are interested to play. The league starts towards the end of January.

Docks 2nd Annual Scramble

On Friday 19th January Andreas Stokowy and the team at Docks have a scramble tournament at Gading Raya. If you are interested in playing the form and details are here. Andreas would be happy also for sponsors and please contact him directly.

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Sunday 7th January 2018: Pondok Cabe

The Day

Our first outing of 2018 was to the friendly and relaxed Pondok Cabe with 19 Tee Setters getting together to wish each other Happy New Year and to enjoy a gentle stroll around the course. Always good value for money, the course was in good shape with the greens playing well and despite all the recent rain, the fairways were firm and dry.

Although the President’s caddie was twitching on a couple of occasions to get the rain cover out, we experienced only a few light drops of rain on the way round, on what was otherwise a warm and slightly overcast day. As usual for Pondok Cabe, we were round in good time despite a short hold-up on the cross over as a match-play went out in front of the first groups as they turned. As a result, we were in the club house and enjoying some well earned refreshments well before 4pm and off home after the prize ceremony not too long afterwards.

One new-comer, Matt McGowan, was welcomed on the day and we had a notable welcome back for Steven Pettis after 34 weeks away. We hope to see you both again shortly at another Tee Set outing.

A thank you to Beby who caught up on 3 weeks of handicap updates as well as managing the registrations and scoring on the day.

The Play

As usual Pondok Cabe was gentle on those playing well with 5 rounds at or under handicap but with some longer carries from the Blue to Red Tees capable of catching errant drives not hit well. 4 gentlemen were therefore caught out with Andrew Abram, Chris Till, Doug McQuarter and Steven Pettis getting the honour of our first skirts of 2018. Steven also stayed up for his photo with the monkey for his Most Strokes on a Hole of 10 shots although saved from any further fines by our 1 fine rule.


 

 

 

 

 

No Monster Putter today as everyone had a good day on the greens best of which as Low Putter of the day was newcomer Matt McGowan for his 27 strokes with the flat stick. Most Improved went to Laurie O’Connor for recording a 7 stroke improvement on his back 9 and Andrew Abram recovered his skirt fine by recording First Sandy for his effort on hole 2.

Richard Green benefited from the 1 prize rule to win first Birdie for his effort on hole 9 and similarly Arne Tjaden was awarded Low Gross for his 83 off the stick.

Low Net honours went to Kim Pham for her net 68 to win C grade, Umaya Till for the best net of the day 66 to win B grade and President Roger Finnie took home A grade for his net 68.

Further photos of the day can be found here and the detailed results here.

Tee Set Match-Play

2017_Matchplay_championThe quest to try and wrestle the Ric Wymer Trophy from 2017’s winner of the Tee Set Match Play, Jari Antikainen, begins in earnest next month. Registration is now open and will remain so until 28th January 2018.

Following the Monthly Medal at Cengkareng on that day, Match-Play Supremo James Ross will arrange a drawing of the initial games to determine the 2 knock-out brackets.

If you are interested to join the match play competition and to read more on how it is organized please sign up here.

Next Up: Padang Modern 14th January 12.00pm

Next Sunday sees us back Padang Modern where we are always well looked after and have an enjoyable round. Tee time is 12.00pm and the cost, including cart, is Rp795,000.

If you are interested to join us please sign up here to register.

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Pondok Cabe 7th January 2018 @ 11.30am

 


Our first game of 2018 is the relatively short drive to Pondok Cabe.

The straight-forward layout and relaxed atmosphere is perfect to ease everyone back into the New Year whether you stayed and partied hard or were away and are getting the sticks out after a couple of weeks off.

Tee time is 11.30am and the price is Rp525,000 walking or Rp637,500 with a shared cart.

Please sign up here if you are interested to join us.

Other Notices

Calling all Tee Set Pool Sharks

Thanks to the sponsorship of BATS bar in the Shangri-La Hotel, we will be entering a Tee Set pool team in the forthcoming season of the Wednesday night Jakarta Pool League. Whilst there is a competitive element to the arrangements for some teams, for us it is mostly about having a lot of fun and a good night out with a few friends. You do not need to commit to play every week as we will run a squad but obviously we would like to have regular players available.

If you are interested in joining please let Keith Miller or Roger Finnie know as soon as possible as we need to register players and have some practice drinking evenings around a pool table as the league starts towards the end of January.

Docks 2nd Annual Scramble

On Friday 19th January Andreas Stokowy and the team at Docks have a scramble tournament at Gading Raya. If you are interested in playing the form and details are here. Andreas would be happy also for sponsors and please contact him directly.

Tee Set 2018: A Message from the President

A Happy New Year to everyone and I hope you had a great holiday season whether you were away seeing family, just enjoying a well earned break or decided to stay in Jakarta to take advantage of quieter roads and everything it has to offer. It was certainly great to see more golfers out over the last 2 weeks than the same weeks 12 months ago as I was in the latter category of holiday makers.

Now most Tee Setters are back in town, I thought it would be useful to give everyone a flavour of the year ahead.

First and foremost the schedule: your Committee is working on the full schedule for 2018 and the tentative draft of the schedule through the end of July is now updated on the Schedule page of the web-site. As always, we are looking to improve the quality of the courses played whilst maintaining a reasonable cost and tee time each week. As such, the schedule remains fluid through-out the year as we deal with last minute course booking clashes, pricing changes and occasionally, some poor course management experiences.

We hope you will find it an attractive selection of courses but we are open to constructive ideas to continually improve it. As we are early in the year, it will be updated regularly so keep looking out for the upcoming events.

Key high-lights from the schedule:

  • With 2018 representing Tee Set’s 35th Anniversary, one of our 2 major events this year will be a Birthday week-end celebration currently being planned at Gunung Geulis. VP Bill Lloyd is coordinating the arrangements for the event be held over the week-end of 21/22 July and which will include 36 holes of golf and a big party on the Saturday night;
  • The other major event, to be held on the last week-end of November, will be the Tee Set Championship, played again at Matoa;
  • Battle Royale Bali week-end (April), DOGS Match/Rancamaya week-end (June) and the World Cup (Oct) are slotted in already and we are looking for a date for a (week-end?) trip to Surabaya to visit Simon Reynolds at Finna Golf Club and play against a team he will arrange there;
  • The Monthly Medal will be at Cengkareng in 2018;
  • Tee Set will enter a team again in the Jakarta Inter-league. JIL will be a shortened season with only 6 teams and following a good negotiation of reduced rates at Jagorawi we will hold concurrent Tee Set events there on the 6 inter-league week-ends; and lastly, as usual
  • The Tee Set Match-Play Championship will be held across the year with the initial drawing of pairings for the first round to matches to be held on 25th January 2018 at our Monthly Medal.

Look out for further information on signing up for the Match Play and all the above events in the forth-coming weekly news blogs or by visiting the Tee Set web-site.

VP’s Ric Wymer and Bill Lloyd will be coordinating the Championship and Tee Set Birthday events, respectively and I am sure they both would be appreciative of additional support in terms of event committees. If you are interested to help please talk to them directly.

We rely heavily on our sponsors to enable us to run these major events successfully and I would like to thank again those sponsors who helped so much in 2017:

  • Gold Sponsors: Asian Tigers, Kojo, Samson Tiara, Hotel Luwansa, Asia Serv, Hot-Hed and Schenck Process
  • Silver Sponsors: Fugro, Ben Lines
  • Bronze Sponsors: Bintang Subsea

If you are able and willing to join our sponsors team for 2018, please contact VP Ric Wymer or myself to let us know. Your support is invaluable to us being able to continue to have such an active and successful society.

On a person note, I would like to thank all the Committee Members for their great support and effort on behalf of all of us to ensure we can enjoy our golf week in and week out with the minimum of effort. Thank you to Ric, Bill, Keith, Wina and Brenda as well as James Ross for his organization of the Match Play event and Aisha and Beby for their week-end Secretarial support as needed.

I hope to see most, if not all of you, during the year and my best wishes for a 2018 of happy golfing, new & renewed friendships and good health.

 

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Sunday 31st December 2017: Riverside

Our last outing of 2017 was a short trip down the Jagorawi Toll to Riverside which turned out to be a smooth ride there and home with both little traffic on the Toll and a significant improvement in the local road between the toll booth and the course entrance gates after the recently finished repairs.

For Sunday’s round we invited our friends from DOGS to join us and in total we had 26 players turn out for some fun and a final game before welcoming in the new year. In order to maintain a relaxed holiday atmosphere for the day we held a 2 Ball Better Ball team event off individual handicaps with teams drawn blind, 1 each from a lower handicap and higher handicap pot of the players who arrived by 11.00am.

After the drawing there was a quick self decision-making on the flight groupings and a quick walk to the first tee for an early get away.

The course was in great condition despite the recent wet weather and played firm with the greens in their usual quick, excellent shape. We were also blessed with a fairly empty course and good weather bar a 2 hole rain-storm which thankfully was not enough to stop play. As a result we were round in just about 4 hours leaving plenty of time to complete the scoring and enjoy a few drinks together to wish each other Happy New Year before heading back to Jakarta well before 6pm.

All the players enjoyed the format of the day and most returned good team scores making it a successful variation to our usual games.

Clear winner on the day was the team Stuart Wigley and Rosie Tjaden who shot an incredible net 51 on the back of Rosie’s best ever round. Heading the best of the rest were the teams of Roger Finnie/Rudie Basson and Richard Mau/Juju Juhairiah with net 62 and 65, respectively. All 3 teams received the same prize of a couple of bottles of wine.

Thank you to John Brown for getting the word out amongst DOGS players as well as organizing the prizes and to Mark Johnson & Laurie O’Connor for assisting with all the arrangements of teams and registrations on the day.

For those who did not see the final write up for Pangkalan Jati on Christmas Eve please see here.

Next Up: Pondok Cabe Sunday 7th January 2018

Our first game of 2018 is the relatively short drive to Pondok Cabe. The relatively straight-forward layout and relaxed atmosphere is perfect to ease everyone back into the New Year whether you stayed and partied hard or were away and are getting the sticks out after a couple of weeks off.

Tee time is 11.30am and the price is Rp525,000 walking or Rp637,500 with a shared cart.

Please sign up here if you are interested to join us.

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New Year’s Eve 2017: Riverside 31st December @11.30am

To close out the schedule for 2017, this Sunday sees us head down to Riverside for the last game of the year.

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.

This week we have invited our friends from the DOGS to join us and we will be having a fun game together playing in 2 man team pairs. We will conduct a blind draw for teams with the lower handicap half of the field drawing a partner from the higher handicap half of the field. 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, 3 lowest team scores will win the prizes on offer. All players (Tee Setter or DOGS) with a Tee Set handicap will play that handicap on the day and the remaining DOGS players will play off their DOGS handicap.

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 Rp735,000 including a shared cart with a tee time of 11.30pm

For those Tee Setters who cannot make it, on behalf of the Committee I wish you a very Happy New Year and look forward to seeing you out on the fairways in 2018.

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Pangkalan Jati 24th December 2017

The Day

Christmas Eve saw a healthy turnout of 24 Tee Setters getting together at Pangkalan Jati for some christmas cheer and a pleasant walk around the rolling fairways to work up an appetite for the following day. Everyone made an effort to come with a Christmas themed selection of golf attire or accessories and to get the holiday spirit flowing, they were all welcomed with a cup of Bloody Mary supplied by President Roger Finnie.

No newcomers this week with Nicki and Stefan having joined the week before at Modern, but 2 notable welcome backs for Muhammad Alhamami and Pierre Tastet after an impressive 94 weeks and 65 weeks, respectively.

With the course being relatively quiet there was a collective decision to pay the slightly higher morning rate and get off earlier than the planned 12pm start so we all headed out around 11.00am. With the weather also being bright and sunny, we were able to finish in just over 4 hours. This allowed us to be off to enjoy the rest of our Christmas Eve festivities by 4.30pm after celebrating the day’s play and wishing each other compliments of the season.

A special mention to Nicki Stuart who came back the next day to play on Christmas Day and scored her first ever Hole in One. Congratulations to Nicki and we look forward to welcoming you back on your next visit to Jakarta.

The Play

Pangkalan Jati is a tricky course and with some longer carries to the red tees we always see a healthy return of skirts. This week was no exception with over a third of eligible players returning a fine for their skirts as captured below: Andrew Abram, Andrew Shaw, Ivan Byriel, Mark Johnson, Muhammad Alhamami, Pierre Tastet and Stefan Skibinski.

No Monster Putter this week with everyone having a good day on the greens and in the spirit of Christmas, the President decided not to levy fines for Most Strokes. Mark Johnson was able to recoup his skirt fine after being awarded the prize for Most Improved. The skill prizes were awarded to Nicki Stuart for First Sandy on hole 3 and Roger Finnie for his Low Putts of 28 – albeit more a reflection of how many greens he missed rather than any particular skill on the day as his playing partners would attest. Low Gross went to Stuart Wigley for his equal best of the day score of 83.

Low Net winners on the day were Axel Hertzke in A Grade for his net 70, our only sub-handicap round of the day, Don Duttlinger in B Grade for his net 77 and Juju Juhairiah in C Grade for her net 73. Detailed results of the day are here.

Next Up Riverside 31st December 2017

This week sees us head down to Riverside for our last game of the year.

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.

This week we have invited our friends from the DOGS to join us and we will be having a fun game together playing in 2 man team pairs. We will conduct a blind draw for teams with the lower handicap half of the field drawing a partner from the higher handicap half of the field. 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, 3 lowest team scores will win the prizes on offer. All players (Tee Setter or DOGS) with a Tee Set handicap will play that handicap on the day and the remaining DOGS players will play off their DOGS handicap.

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 Rp735,000 including a shared cart with a tee time of 11.30pm.

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Pangkalan Jati Sunday 24th December 2017

Tee Set has never missed a week-end in over 34 years and Christmas Eve will be no exception with us heading to our traditional home at Pangkalan Jati for a day as much focused on having fun and celebrating the festive season together as it will be on the golf.

President Roger Finnie will bring some Xmas cheer to warm up proceedings and you are encouraged to come dressed to impress with your best red, green and white golf kit.

Usually a quiet day we can expect to get round quickly and maybe even get off well ahead of our scheduled start time of 12pm so please be a little earlier (11am) if you can – last year we off before 11.30am and all finished by 4.30pm.

Price is Rp550,000 walking and a shared cart is Rp250,00 per cart. If you are staying in Jakarta for Christmas Day  and are looking for some golf instead of shopping then come and join us by signing up here.

For those who missed the Championships and/or played but are looking for a second Tee Set shirt for 2017/18, we have some extra shirts, hats and towels which are available for a heavily subsidized price of Rp300,000 a set. Please note in your sign-up in the comments section if you would like to purchase them, together with your shirt size, and we will bring a set along on the day for you.

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