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RENOVATION UPDATE

Agenda

• Overview of Club Renovation
• Design of Main Club House
• Design of Golf Course
• Implications of Renovation
• Questions & Answers

Overview of Renovation

Overview of Renovation

WHY?

“In order for the Club to stay relevant & attract younger members, the SCC refurbishment is a project to refresh and rejuvenate the Club in order to continue as a key pillar in the SAF’s people engagement efforts. This refurbishment will enable the Club to upgrade its infrastructure to afford a decent and positive golfing experience for the Members and their guests.”

Overview of Renovation

SCOPE?

“The scope includes the refurbishment of both the Social and the Golfing Hubs, which will include works at the Main Club House and Golf Course”

Overview of Renovation

Financial?

“The estimated cost of the renovation projection is around $20M. This is co-funded by MINDEF and from the reserves of the club.”

Overview of Renovation

Projected Start date – End Date?

“The Club House renovation is projected to start in June 2010 and is

projected to complete by June 2011” “The Golf Course renovation is projected to start in September 2010 and provide a new nine holes by June 2011and have the subsequent 9 holes by Mar 2012

*Dates are subjected to changes, due to project schedules

DESIGN OF MAIN CLUB HOUSE

New Extension Rationalized Golfers’ Terrace 300 Seating Capacity Rationalized Toilet Layout Improved Ventilation Centralised Kitchen

Current Proposal

CLUB HOUSE LEVEL 1

Al Fresco Seating Private VIP Area New Extension Rationalized Entrance Formal Arrival

Current Proposal

CLUB HOUSE LEVEL 2

Lobby Awards Board Trophies Display Formal Arrival

SUPERIMPOSE OF ARRIVAL AREA

Through view from the foyer

Combined Sports Bar/KTV 40 and 20 Capacity

Multi Purpose Room 150 Capacity

Enhancement of the Sports Bar & KTV Rooms

Separated from Swimming Area Encourage activities into Swimming Area

Centralised Kitchen

Ventilation Issue Air-Con Natural Ventilation Landscaping Option of Increaing Male Shower with Communicating Door Direct Entry

DESIGN OF GOLF COURSE

Golf Course Renovation

• We are reviewing the submission from the Golf Course

Architect (GCA) which entails 2 possible Approaches:

• “Current PLUS” Approach:

− To upgrade and improve the drainage and irrigation system of the Golf Course − To enhance the existing golf course by altering and adding new features (e.g. bunkers, water) on a cluster of holes; improving the strategy of play − Potential Cost $15M

• “RE-Design” Approach:

− To prudently overhaul the entire Golf Course and provide a new Golf Course − Potential Cost >$21M

Implications of Renovation

Key Considerations

• Primary Considerations

− To minimize the inconvenience to members and continue to engage Members with golfing and social facilities / programs − To be prudent in expenditure so as to ensure the Club’s reserves will not be depleted

• Secondary Considerations

− To retain our good performing staff to continue to serve Members; and relevantly skill them for the new Club

Plan Of Action

• To take on a staggered approach in renovating the golf

course, in order to continue golfing facilities during the renovation

• To minimize inconvenience to members by providing

prefab facilities to support operations during renovation

• To continue to cater additional golfing and social programs

and facilities, through possible collaborations

• To continue to engage members through our

communications, and update members on the progress of the renovation

3 months 9 months

Club Closed Partial Course closed Club Open w New 9 Holes

9 months

2nd 9 Hole Complete May/ Jun 10 Sept 10 Jun 11 Mar12

Member can play 18 hole

May / June 2010 - Main Club House Closed

Members can continue to play 18 holes from June while the Club House closed for renovations The Club will provide temporary shower and changing facilities. Cozy Café will provide light snacks items for Golfers

STAGGERED APPROACH -PHASE 1: The first 3 months

STAGGERED APPROACH PHASE 2 – Partial Closure of Golf Course

3 months 9 months

Club Closed Partial Course closed Club Open w New 9 Holes

9 months

2nd 9 Hole Complete Jun 10 Sept 10 Jun 11 Mar12

Member can play 4-5 holes

September 2010 – Golf Course Closed

The club will stagger the golf course renovation. Members can continue to play 4-5 holes (one side of the golf course), while works begin

• n the 15 holes on the other side.

The Club will provide temporary shower and changing facilities. Cozy Café will provide light snacks items for Golfers

STAGGERED APPROACH PHASE 3 – First New 9 Holes

3 months 9 months

Club Closed Partial Course closed Club Open w New 9 Holes

9 months

2nd 9 Hole Complete Jun 10 Sept 10 Jun 11 Mar12

Member can play new 9 holes

June 2011 – New 9 reopens

The first 9 holes is projected to complete somewhere in June 2011, in sync with the reopening of the Club House. Members can play on the new 9 Holes and enjoy the new club house facilities

Other Collaborative Efforts

TBC 2 weekday

(Over & above what is being offered now)

Orchid Approx $70 per golfer 10 weekday Kranji TBC 2 weekday Warren $48 (weekday); $68 (weekend)

Fees include green & buggy fees & land transfers only

Bintan Lagoon TBC 2 weekday

(Over & above what is being offered now)

Keppel Golf Fees

• No. of Flights per Week

Golf Course

Expected Inconvenience

• 4-5 holes in Play.
• Pre-Fab Changing and Bathing Facilities
• Inconvenient Process Flow
• Environmental Conditions
• Limited Golf Bag Storage

Subsequent Communication to Members

• Briefing Sessions to Members
• Newsletter, Flyer and Website
• Information Circulars via Statements
• Club Notice Board

Q & A