Wishing all players and followers lots of birdies, long drives and slick dressing for the new year!!
Yellow-bellied Bulbul
1 year ago
Friday, 31 December 2010
Happy 2011
Wishing all players and followers lots of birdies, long drives and slick dressing for the new year!!
Wednesday, 22 December 2010
Midweek golf - Empire GCC: Hj Amir tunjuk belang, sampai ada orang takut nda mau datang
Hj Amir prove today that his first day romp in Dalit was not fluke... an 83 gross beat Hj Manan and myself at his "home" course at the Empire. Birdie? Ada.. Sandy par? Ada.. Long putt.. semua ada.. Susah cari makan ani..
Only three of us played as Mr. Hj X the "pencabar" did not show up.. Maybe takut black tee.. Bunyi dalam email bukan main.. Hunting ground lah.. kan kalahkan orang Jerudong, Mata-Mata and myself.. but I think barangkali takut..
Otherwise, we could have invited other worthy opponents
Friday, 17 December 2010
My kind of golfer..
May I present you Khun Udorn Duangdecha of Thailand currently playing in the final tournament in the Asiantour - The Black Mountain Masters. Pic from Asiantour.com
Currently 16th in the tournament at five under. Not bad..
Not sure what is going on in the Kota Kinabalu Masters though...
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
Padi planting at Karambunai golf course
Had to fish out my ball from a bunker on the 13th Par 5 at Karambunai. Wanted to get 2 on but pushed it slightly.. ended up with a par..
Thanks to Hj Amir for the pics.
Sabah Tour - 9 to 11 Dec (Dalit Bay & Karambunai)
Dalit Bay 9th Dec
1. Hj Amir 73 NETT
2. Bahreen 74 NETT
3. Hj Samuil 78 nett
4. Hj Rahim 84 nett (ATM)
Karambunai 10th Dec
1. Hj Rahim 67 nett (five under )– 2011 handicap reduce to 20
2. Hj Samuil 69 nett (three under) – 2011 handicap reduce to 12
3. Bahreen 72 nett
4. Hj Amir (ATM)
Nasib nda main di SGCC, klau nda ada yang bekuroh.
Susah cari makan ani jang...
Longest Drive
Dalit – Hj Rahim (Burger King)
Karambunai – Hj Amir (KFC)
Birdies
Hj Amir & Bahreen – 1
Hj Samuil – 2
Hj Rahim - nil
Another group of BMMJ players will travel to KK from 16 to 18 Dec to play at the above courses.
Wednesday, 8 December 2010
Asiantour 2011 Calendar
From Asiantour.com
Not sure if BSP will still be major sponsor of the Brunei open..
Feb 10-13: Myanmar Open, Pun Hlaing GC, Yangon, US$300,000.
Feb 17-20: Avantha Masters, DLF GCC, New Delhi, €1.8 million (approx: US$2.3 million).
Mar 22-25: SAIL Open, Delhi GC, India, US$300,000.
Apr 14-17: Maybank Malaysian Open, KL GCC, Kuala Lumpur, US$2.5 million.
Apr 21-24: OSK Masters, Damai Laut CC, Lumut, Malaysia, US$300,000.
Apr 28-May 1: Ballantine's Championships, Blackstone Resort, Seoul, €2.2 million (approx US$2.8 million).
May 5-8: Philippine Open, Wack Wack GCC, Manila, US$300,000.
June 23-26: Queen's Cup, Santiburi Samui CC, Samui, Thailand, US$300,000.
July 21-24: Brunei Open, Empire Resort and CC, Bandar Seri Begawan, US$300,000.
July 28-31: Worldwide Holdings Selangor Masters, Seri Selangor GC, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, US$300,000.
Aug 4-7: Omega Mission Hills World Cup Qualifying – Asia, Venue TBA.
Sep 1-4: Omega European Masters, Crans-sur-Sierre GC, Crans, Switzerland, €2 million (Approx US$2.6).
Sept 8-11: ISPS Handa Singapore Classic, Orchid CC, Singapore, US$400,000.
Sept 22-25: Asia Pacific Panasonic Open, Venue TBA, Japan, ¥150 million (Approx. US$1.7 million).
Sept 29-Oct 2: Indonesia President Invitational, Venue TBA, US$400,000.
Oct 6-9: Yeangder Tournament Players Championship, Linkou International GCC, Taipei, US$300,000.
Oct 27-30: CIMB Asia Pacific Classic, Malaysia, The Mines Resort and GC, Kuala Lumpur, US$6 million.
Nov 3-6: WGC HSBC Champions, Venue TBA, China, US$7 million.
Nov 3-6: Mercuries Taiwan Masters, Taiwan GCC, Taipei, US$500,000.
Nov 10-13: Barclays Singapore Open, Sentosa GC, Singapore, US$6 million.
Nov 17-20: Iskandar Johor Open, Venue TBA, Johor Bahru, Malaysia, Prize Money TBA.
Nov 24-27: Omega Mission Hills World Cup, Mission Hills Resort, Hainan, China, US$6 million.
Nov 24-27: Johnnie Walker Cambodian Open, Phokeethra CC, Siem Reap, US$300,000.
Dec 1-4: UBS Hong Kong Open, Hong Kong GC, Hong Kong, US$2.5 million.
Tuesday, 7 December 2010
Course Preview - Dalit Bay Golf & CC and Sabah Golf & CC
Dalit Bay
Have not played here since 2000 i think.. Wonderful course with a few of them collaring the beach but danger lurks if you become complacent..
Sabah GCC
Have never played here. According to friends its similar to RBGCC - tough and demanding. We'll see..
Aerial Photo shows DBGCC while over WATER is SGCC
New year.. new shoes
Salam all.
Picked up this BARGAIN at the MST golf concession at Parkson Miri today. One of the top models of Footjoy - "Dryjoys"
Could hardly believe my eyes when the price tag was RM229 which is about B$96..
This is for a shoe that once retailed about B$350..
Think Mohamad has one..
Feels like hitting the jackpot especially for a guy who has big feet (11 UK) as I normally need to get shoes in Singapore etc
I think the slashed price is due to this model being phased or closed out to make way for the new model.. It doesnt matter, it would be silly not to buy it at this price as its only $5 more than the FJ Superlites now selling at the Panaga Pro Shop..
Full details as follows - From footjoy.com
ECL™ Leather System by Pittards®
ECL™ or "Extreme Comfort Leather" is a proprietary waterproofing system developed with Pittards® of England. It is a membrane-free leather with a 2-year waterproof warranty. ECL Advanced Waterproof Leather is 30% softer than previous generation FootJoy performance leather.
2-Year Waterproof Warranty
FootJoy warrants that this golf shoe will be waterproof in normal use for two years (U.S. Warranty).
Full Leather Linings
Leather linings provide superior comfort, slip resistance, and in-shoe breathability,
Comfort Plus PU Fit-Bed®
The Comfort Plus PU (poly urethane) Fit-Beds provide super cushioned underfoot comfort.
Maximum OptiFlex™ technology
OptiFlex is softest density TPU (thermal plastic urethane) used in tri-density TPU outsoles. The DryJoys Stability PODS outsole features Optiflex technology throughout all non-PODS areas, creating one of the most flexible outsoles ever developed.
Tri-Density TPU Stability PODS™ Outsole
The Stability PODS outsole now features 9 individual TPU Stability PODS surrounded by dramatically enhanced OptiFlex™ zones to ensure maximum ground contact.
Pulsar™ Cleats by Softspikes® (yellow/blue)
Pulsar cleats by Softspikes® are the #1 selling cleat in golf and the overwhelming choice of touring professionals worldwide. The Pulsar cleats feature all the same turf grip and walking comfort advantages of Black Widow plus the additions of and radiused legs for extra durability and cleat webbing for easier cleaning.
Monday, 6 December 2010
BMMJ 2011 Calendar
All games are subject to confirmation
January
BMMJ Tournament of Champions - Eastwood
Monthly medal - RBA
Friendly with LAPORPO
February
National Day Tournament
Monthly medal
March
Pg Ali farewell
Monthly Medal
April
BMMJ Masters - RBGCC
Monthly medal
May
Monthly medal
June
BMMJ Players Championship - Eastwood Valley GC
Monthly medal
July
BMMJ Open - RBA
Monthly medal
August
Fasting month
September
Hari Raya Special
October
President's Trophy - TBC
November
Finals - Empire GCC
January
BMMJ Tournament of Champions - Eastwood
Monthly medal - RBA
Friendly with LAPORPO
February
National Day Tournament
Monthly medal
March
Pg Ali farewell
Monthly Medal
April
BMMJ Masters - RBGCC
Monthly medal
May
Monthly medal
June
BMMJ Players Championship - Eastwood Valley GC
Monthly medal
July
BMMJ Open - RBA
Monthly medal
August
Fasting month
September
Hari Raya Special
October
President's Trophy - TBC
November
Finals - Empire GCC
Mental approach
Story supplied by GY
Although the Tiger example may be questionable now after the events over the last 12 months. However, i would leave it readers to decide if the advice given below is useful.
How To Overcome Your Subconscious Mind To Improve Your Golf Game
Golf is a physical game, but more so, it is a mental game. The athleticism of the individual is important, but mental focus and clarity are far more important to a player's ability to perform well.
All golfers tend to demonstrate some level of blocking in their swing. Even the great Tiger Woods tended to block, when joined the professional golfing world.
If you are a serious golfer, and you have studied the career of Tiger Woods, you may have noticed that Tigers' game has improved since he joined the PGA. In recent years, Tiger Woods has demonstrated on the golf course that he has worked hard to eliminate blocking in his swing.
Tigers' willingness to work hard and to improve his golf swing has enabled him not only to stay at the top of his game, but also to bring consistency to his game. It has been through Tigers' consistency that Tiger Woods has won as many tournaments as he has, to become a household name.
Man is his own worst enemy...
If you would like to learn to become a better golfer, you must understand and accept that your golf game will get worse, before it gets better.
Your subconscious mind will struggle with your conscious mind, in its desire to never have to change. Your subconscious mind prefers living in a safe and sane world, where things will always be the same. But, with practice and repetition your conscious mind can win the battle to convert your subconscious mind to a new way of thinking and doing.
Only when your golf swing becomes something you can do, without actually thinking about it, will you begin to see great improvements in your game and your handicap.
If you commit yourself to learning how to improve your golf game, and you commit yourself to retraining your subconscious mind to learn new motor skills, then with time and practice, your golf game will become better.
There is no such thing as an overnight success, even in the game of golf. Becoming a better golfer will require an acceptance and appreciation for the process of retraining the subconscious mind. As you seek to improve your golf game, you will need to commit yourself to overcoming your subconscious desire to avoid the struggle and failure, which are a necessary byproduct of the process of personal growth and development.
Reference: Copyright (c) 2010 Winchel Blanc
Although the Tiger example may be questionable now after the events over the last 12 months. However, i would leave it readers to decide if the advice given below is useful.
How To Overcome Your Subconscious Mind To Improve Your Golf Game
Golf is a physical game, but more so, it is a mental game. The athleticism of the individual is important, but mental focus and clarity are far more important to a player's ability to perform well.
All golfers tend to demonstrate some level of blocking in their swing. Even the great Tiger Woods tended to block, when joined the professional golfing world.
If you are a serious golfer, and you have studied the career of Tiger Woods, you may have noticed that Tigers' game has improved since he joined the PGA. In recent years, Tiger Woods has demonstrated on the golf course that he has worked hard to eliminate blocking in his swing.
Tigers' willingness to work hard and to improve his golf swing has enabled him not only to stay at the top of his game, but also to bring consistency to his game. It has been through Tigers' consistency that Tiger Woods has won as many tournaments as he has, to become a household name.
Man is his own worst enemy...
If you would like to learn to become a better golfer, you must understand and accept that your golf game will get worse, before it gets better.
Your subconscious mind will struggle with your conscious mind, in its desire to never have to change. Your subconscious mind prefers living in a safe and sane world, where things will always be the same. But, with practice and repetition your conscious mind can win the battle to convert your subconscious mind to a new way of thinking and doing.
Only when your golf swing becomes something you can do, without actually thinking about it, will you begin to see great improvements in your game and your handicap.
If you commit yourself to learning how to improve your golf game, and you commit yourself to retraining your subconscious mind to learn new motor skills, then with time and practice, your golf game will become better.
There is no such thing as an overnight success, even in the game of golf. Becoming a better golfer will require an acceptance and appreciation for the process of retraining the subconscious mind. As you seek to improve your golf game, you will need to commit yourself to overcoming your subconscious desire to avoid the struggle and failure, which are a necessary byproduct of the process of personal growth and development.
Reference: Copyright (c) 2010 Winchel Blanc
Panaga Pro Shop Tournament 5th Dec 2010 - Another tournament, another trophy
Four BMMJ players joined this tournament during the afternoon session. Highlights as below:
Hj Amir Osman
Gross - 103 (padan tah nada online bidding)
Ada untung?: Dapat lucky draw
Hj Abd Rahim Matusin
Gross: 112 (De facto ATM for the day?)
Ada untung?: Won a LYNX carry bag in the lucky draw (Pls contact him if you wish to buy it)
Hj Mohd Zairin Abdullah
Gross: 98
Ada untung?: Division C Nett winner (74 nett)
Yours Truly
Gross: 82
Ada untung?: Gross 1st runner-up and one sleeve in ball sweep.. Kitani bah tu
Others:
1. On the long par 3 #16 (our seventh) Hj Zairin duffed his tee shot and ball rested BEFORE the ladies tee box (took photo but accidentally deleted it) I remember during my time in Australia, some clubs have the rule that should this happen the person would have to buy everybody a drink and drop his pants.
2. Promised Hj Rahim that if he could par the dog leg right par 4 #7 (our 16th) after finding trouble off the tee, I would give him a ball (brand new, bukan used & bekurap as Hj Zairin assumed) He duly delivered and I happily presented.
Quote of the day - Hj Mohd Zairin
"I think you had one too many teh tariks" commenting after another hooked shot by Hj Rahim.
Pictures to come.
Hj Amir Osman
Gross - 103 (padan tah nada online bidding)
Ada untung?: Dapat lucky draw
Hj Abd Rahim Matusin
Gross: 112 (De facto ATM for the day?)
Ada untung?: Won a LYNX carry bag in the lucky draw (Pls contact him if you wish to buy it)
Hj Mohd Zairin Abdullah
Gross: 98
Ada untung?: Division C Nett winner (74 nett)
Yours Truly
Gross: 82
Ada untung?: Gross 1st runner-up and one sleeve in ball sweep.. Kitani bah tu
Others:
1. On the long par 3 #16 (our seventh) Hj Zairin duffed his tee shot and ball rested BEFORE the ladies tee box (took photo but accidentally deleted it) I remember during my time in Australia, some clubs have the rule that should this happen the person would have to buy everybody a drink and drop his pants.
2. Promised Hj Rahim that if he could par the dog leg right par 4 #7 (our 16th) after finding trouble off the tee, I would give him a ball (brand new, bukan used & bekurap as Hj Zairin assumed) He duly delivered and I happily presented.
Quote of the day - Hj Mohd Zairin
"I think you had one too many teh tariks" commenting after another hooked shot by Hj Rahim.
Pictures to come.
BMMJ Year in Review
Salam All.
Just a quick note to all players & members.
What all started at the beginning of January when Hj Manan was back for his holidays in Brunei and to where we are today, would have not happen without the cooperation and teamwork of all players and members. The group has had a outstanding year with regular games and "friendly" competition.
Our membership has grown and continues to do so with some more players pledging to join us in the new year. We hope this positive trend to continue although it must be said that numbers should remain manageable.
For next year, we hope to establish a new system to increase/decrease our handicaps to ensure an even keel for all and perhaps a more simplified merit system. The small matter of creating the official BMMJ logo is also outstanding. Thus I would draw upon the more creative members to come up with suggestion.
A little more than three months from now, we are going to hold the first "overseas" BMMJ game where we will organise a pre-retirement farewell golf for our CEO Pg Hj Ali Pg Hj Matarsat from 23 to 27 March. Venue and further details will be announced separately.
I have indicated to Hj Rahim to help organise a friendly game with the LAPORPO golf team in January and the group can expect similar games throughout the year if the schedule allows.
Going forward, I would seek the commitment of all members to strengthen the spirit of competition and sportsmanship in all our tournaments. Golf has and always be a gentlemen's game. Participation by other members not holding any position in the current committee in setting up future games is warmly welcome. The group after all, is made by us, for us.
Best wishes for the holiday season and happy golfing.
p.s Siapa-siapa jara jadi ATM in 2010 adalah sangat-sangat dialukan untuk undergo intensive REHAB before the season starts in January.. hehe
Just a quick note to all players & members.
What all started at the beginning of January when Hj Manan was back for his holidays in Brunei and to where we are today, would have not happen without the cooperation and teamwork of all players and members. The group has had a outstanding year with regular games and "friendly" competition.
Our membership has grown and continues to do so with some more players pledging to join us in the new year. We hope this positive trend to continue although it must be said that numbers should remain manageable.
For next year, we hope to establish a new system to increase/decrease our handicaps to ensure an even keel for all and perhaps a more simplified merit system. The small matter of creating the official BMMJ logo is also outstanding. Thus I would draw upon the more creative members to come up with suggestion.
A little more than three months from now, we are going to hold the first "overseas" BMMJ game where we will organise a pre-retirement farewell golf for our CEO Pg Hj Ali Pg Hj Matarsat from 23 to 27 March. Venue and further details will be announced separately.
I have indicated to Hj Rahim to help organise a friendly game with the LAPORPO golf team in January and the group can expect similar games throughout the year if the schedule allows.
Going forward, I would seek the commitment of all members to strengthen the spirit of competition and sportsmanship in all our tournaments. Golf has and always be a gentlemen's game. Participation by other members not holding any position in the current committee in setting up future games is warmly welcome. The group after all, is made by us, for us.
Best wishes for the holiday season and happy golfing.
p.s Siapa-siapa jara jadi ATM in 2010 adalah sangat-sangat dialukan untuk undergo intensive REHAB before the season starts in January.. hehe
Hijrah
Salam Maal Hijrah to all.
Semoga amalan kita sepanjang tahun yang lalu diangkat serta diterima dan semoga kita semua akan senentiasa dirahmati dan dilimpahkan syafaat pada tahun baru ini.
BMMJ 2010 Honours list - Top seven & selected players
1. Mohamad Yunos Abdullah
a. Majors : Winner First Playoffs & BMMJ Champion 2010
b. Playoffs position: One
c. Monthly Medals: April
d. Others: Official game 20th Feb & Hari Raya Winner
2. Hj Dua Jais
a. Majors: Winner Final Playoffs game
b. Playoffs position: Runner-Up
c. Monthly medals: Nil
d. Others: Nil
3. Mohamad Bahreen Hamzah
a. Majors: BMMJ Masters Champion
b. Playoffs position: Third
c. Monthly Medals: June
d. Others: 9th Oct Official game winner
4. Haji Shahbudin Musa
a. Majors: Nil
b. Playoffs position: Fourth
c. Monthly Medals: January, May and October
d. Others: Regular Season Merit Order Winner
5. Haji Abd Rahim Matusin
a. Majors: BMMJ Players Champion
b. Playoffs position: Fifth
c. Monthly Medals: Nil
d. Others: Nil
6. Haji Mohamad Zairin Abdullah
a. Majors: Nil
b. Playoffs position: Sixth
c. Monthly Medals: Nil
d. Others: Nil
7. Haji Samuil Mohidin
a. Majors: Nil
b. Playoffs position: Seventh
c. Monthly Medals: February
d. Others: Nil
Hj Mohamad Yusof Taufik
a. Majors: Nil
b. Playoffs position: Qualified but withdrew from 1st playoffs
c. Monthly Medal: Nil
d. Others: 15th February Official game winner
Yusof Haji Johan
a. Majors: Nil
b. Playoffs position: Withdrew from Final(Fourth)
c. Monthly Medal:
d. Others: 16th January Official game winner
Affandy Ahmad
a. Majors: President’s Trophy
b. Playoffs position: MC
c. Monthly Medals: February
d. Others: 3rd April & 23rd October Official game, BMMJ Most Consistent Player 2010
Mohamad Damit
a. Majors: BMMJ Open Champion
b. Playoffs position: Qualified but withdrew from 1st Playoffs
c. Monthly Medals: Nil
d. Others: Nil
a. Majors : Winner First Playoffs & BMMJ Champion 2010
b. Playoffs position: One
c. Monthly Medals: April
d. Others: Official game 20th Feb & Hari Raya Winner
2. Hj Dua Jais
a. Majors: Winner Final Playoffs game
b. Playoffs position: Runner-Up
c. Monthly medals: Nil
d. Others: Nil
3. Mohamad Bahreen Hamzah
a. Majors: BMMJ Masters Champion
b. Playoffs position: Third
c. Monthly Medals: June
d. Others: 9th Oct Official game winner
4. Haji Shahbudin Musa
a. Majors: Nil
b. Playoffs position: Fourth
c. Monthly Medals: January, May and October
d. Others: Regular Season Merit Order Winner
5. Haji Abd Rahim Matusin
a. Majors: BMMJ Players Champion
b. Playoffs position: Fifth
c. Monthly Medals: Nil
d. Others: Nil
6. Haji Mohamad Zairin Abdullah
a. Majors: Nil
b. Playoffs position: Sixth
c. Monthly Medals: Nil
d. Others: Nil
7. Haji Samuil Mohidin
a. Majors: Nil
b. Playoffs position: Seventh
c. Monthly Medals: February
d. Others: Nil
Hj Mohamad Yusof Taufik
a. Majors: Nil
b. Playoffs position: Qualified but withdrew from 1st playoffs
c. Monthly Medal: Nil
d. Others: 15th February Official game winner
Yusof Haji Johan
a. Majors: Nil
b. Playoffs position: Withdrew from Final(Fourth)
c. Monthly Medal:
d. Others: 16th January Official game winner
Affandy Ahmad
a. Majors: President’s Trophy
b. Playoffs position: MC
c. Monthly Medals: February
d. Others: 3rd April & 23rd October Official game, BMMJ Most Consistent Player 2010
Mohamad Damit
a. Majors: BMMJ Open Champion
b. Playoffs position: Qualified but withdrew from 1st Playoffs
c. Monthly Medals: Nil
d. Others: Nil
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