Fully Subscribed

The slots of 120 participants of our competition is fully subscibed as at now. Sorry guys. But you can still submit your entry forms and we will keep it in the K.I.V file. If any of the participants were to withdraw from the competition, we will slot you in, depending on your K.I.V number. Looks like this competition is getting very popular now.
Good luck to all you golfers that managed to participate. If you don't get any of the 30 prizes, don't worry, you will still be in the running for the many lucky draws, that has become the hallmark of our competition.
Please keep your eyes on this blog for updates on our competition.

Sponsors 4

Khairul Anuar Tahir RM260. Ahmad Badri Khan of Bahtera Ilmu Child Development Centre RM200, Munawar Mohamad of Nusa Network RM1,000. Alhamdullillah

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Hj Azmi Ismail of Putra Bikes have agreed to sponsor a motorbike for a hole-in one. En Fairuz Abdullah of Kart Food sponsored 240 bottles of mineral water. Hj Shamsir, our ardent supporter sponsored RM2,000.00. Telekom (M) Bhd RM1,000.00 Well done guys.

MBJ Open House

MBJ had an open house on Saturday 25 October 2008. Of course our golf committee members were there working very hard to recruit players and sponsors.

Seen from L to R are Hj Hitaimi (reception Sub Com), Hj Arif (F & B Sub Com), TongChai (competitions Sub Com) and Yusof (Dir. Media S/C)

On another note, our MBJ Chairman postered in front of our banner for advertising purposes. Well done Hj Zainal

Snippets

1. Mode of Play

It was unanimously agreed at yesterday's committee meeting that modified system 36 will be used to determine the winners. The club will calculate the scores of all players using their software. The winners will be announced in the evening at the Masjid.

This system, which is popularly used now, will ensure that all golfers will play their best on every hole and not miss a 2inches putt, just to maintain their handicap.


2. Prizes

There will be 30 prizes up for grabs. Prizes will be awarded in 3 medal categories, A,B and C. In addition, there will also be many lucky draws for those who did not win any prizes. So make sure you attend the prize giving.

3. Dinner

The F & B Sub Committee will be serving 'selera ala kampung' dinner with daging curry kawah complete with ayam goreng and ulam. For the children, we will also have ice creams sponsored by Nestle.

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We received 6 pieces of Songket brought in by Sam and 3 bags donated by Farid, our very own Vijay Singh. Hj Ziyad, our former qariah, sponsored 150 pieces of T Shirt and caps with special logos. Keep them coming in!

Golf & Cycle

Does it jive? Golfers cannot afford to play tennis or squash as this would affect their swing. And most golfers, being in the higher bracket of the age category cannot jog as their knees can no longer take the impact. Cycle? Well, golf and cycle is like coffee and creamer. It goes well together. Cycling will strengthen your leg muscles giving you a steady support in your upswing. I have been cycling for the past 5 months and lost 6 kg in the process. Another golfer, Zaaba, not only lost 4kg but reduced his handicap substantially to play single now. And I was introduced to cycling by a fellow golfer too.

So, we cycle in a group very Saturday morning at 7.30 am starting from the backyard. Come join us and bring your family and friends along. It's a good way to strengthen your heart muscle and reduce your handicap.

Click here for more cycling news from Ramli: http://cyclingtales.blogspot.com/2008/05/my-new-cycling-buddies.html

Or click the cycling blog under the Important Links header to go direct to the main page.

Competition is open to ALL residents

I was recently asked whether the MBJ Charity Golf is open to non Muslim residents of Bukit Jelutong. And the answer is YES. It is open to ALL residents of Bukit Jelutong. This is one way we hope to foster better understanding and create harmony amongst the various races in Bukit Jelutong. So please, download your entry forms and submit it to any organising committee members. I have posted their contact numbers earlier