JUNE 2026
JUNE 2026
There is a quiet kind of beauty in the way mornings begin at the Club, as the soft mist rolls over the greens and a gentle breeze moves through the trees. Comfort settles in the familiar sight of Members greeting…
During the modern era, when intercontinental destinations by air were readily accessible (the Subang International Airport being finally completed in the mid-sixties), a galaxy of stars lit up our course from time to time in various tournaments. The Malaysian Open,…
Set against the backdrop of the Andes, Chile stretches more than 4,000 kilometres from north to south, embracing nearly every landscape and climate imaginable. In June 2025, I had the pleasure of travelling with my family on a long-awaited journey…
Why a Serial Killer Drama Continues to Hold a 9.1 Rating and an Unshaken Grip on Its Viewers. There are television shows we watch, and then there is Dexter. He does not simply entertain. He lingers. Long after the episode…
Author: Mehran Gul There are books you read to escape, and there are books you read to stay ahead. Mehran Gul’s The New Geography of Innovation belongs in the latter category. When most conversations about technology still revolve around Silicon…
It is almost impossible to imagine a bad golf course setting anywhere in Switzerland. Being the postcard-perfect destination that it is, most courses are located in settings that will seriously distract the most ardent golfer. Some golfers may even be…
This month, we sampled two contrasting dishes, one a light local classic perfect for any time of day and the other a rich baked indulgence for those who enjoy creamy comfort. HAINANESE WHITE NOODLE RM14+ (MAIN LOUNGE) A humble bowl…
This month, we sampled two highlights from the Club’s kitchens — one a comforting local classic, the other a seafood indulgence perfect for sharing. LAMB FRIED RICE RM16+ (MAIN LOUNGE) Comfort on a plate, wok-fried rice with tender lamb, topped…
A recent tasting of New Zealand wines stirred our interest in what is the world’s 13th biggest wine-producing nation. Despite making up only 1.5% of global wine production, Aotearoa’s (Land of the Long White Cloud) wines have gained international attention.…
A pronunciation eventually morphed fter several trips to Sarawak that began and ended solely with Kuching, I had the chance recently to branch out, travelling across over 800 km of Malaysia’s largest state with a small group of friends and…