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Whistle Blowing Policy and Procedures
1. Introduction
1.1 Tanglin Club is committed to a high standard of ethics, honesty, openness and accountability. The Club is also committed to comply with accounting, financial reporting, internal controls and auditing requirements and any legislation relating thereto. In line with these commitments and in order to enhance good Governance, transparency and safeguard the integrity of the Club, the Whistle blowing policy is intended to provide the following:
- i) An avenue for raising concerns related to any illegal or unethical behaviour such as fraud, corruption and other misconduct.
- ii) Assurance that those who disclose such information will be adequately protected and that action would be taken on the disclosure.
1.2 According to the intent of this policy, whistle blowing is the reporting of alleged unethical conduct of Employees, Management, Section committee members, Subcommittee members, Task Force members, Comprehensive Maintenance Initiative (CMI) members, General Committee members and other stakeholders by an employee or other person to appropriate authorities.
1.3 This policy aims to provide to create a work environment where employees, vendors, service providers, customers and other stakeholders are able to raise concerns on misconduct, irregularities or malpractices, without fear of harassment and/or victimisation and with an assurance that their concerns will be taken seriously and investigated, and the outcome duly communicated.
2. Types of Whistle Blowers
2.1 There are two types of whistle blowers namely:
2.1.1 Internal whistle blowers
- i. Employees who report incidents of misconduct in an organisation involving a peer/colleague, a supervisor or indeed a top management official.
- ii. Employees who will abuse the system to voice out their personal grudges, unfairness and/or operational issues.
2.1.2 External whistle blowers – customers, suppliers, service providers, other members of public who report wrong doings of employees to the General Manager and/or President of the Club.
3. Objective
3.1 This policy aims to set out the Club’s written, formal whistle blowing policy, consisting of responsible and effective procedures for disclosure or reporting of misconduct and impropriety so that appropriate remedial action can be taken if concerns are deemed legitimate.
3.2 It is intended to encourage employees and other stakeholders to report unethical or illegal conduct or conduct of employees, management, section committee members, subcommittee members, task force members, CMI members, general committee members and other stakeholders to appropriate authorities in a confidential manner without any fear of harassment, intimidation, victimisation, reprisal of anyone for raising a concern under this policy. Specific objectives of the policy are to:
- Encourage timely reporting of alleged malpractices/misconduct;
- Provide a means for discreet and confidential channel for escalation of concerns without fear of reprisal;
- Ensure consistent and timely institutional response to reported improprieties and awareness of whistle blowers of their options/rights;
- Ensure appropriate oversight by the General Committee members;
- Serve as a means of preventing and deterring misconduct that may be contemplated but has not yet taken place;
- Protect the rights of the Club and that of its members;
- Promote and development of a culture of openness, accountability and integrity.
4. Scope
4.1 This policy is designed to enable employees and other relevant stakeholders report acts of impropriety to appropriate authorities. The report should however not be based on mere speculation, rumours or gossip but on personal knowledge of verifiable facts or circumstances to indicate that the reportable misconduct has occurred or likely to occur.
4.2 All employees are protected from victimisation, harassment or disciplinary action as a result of any disclosure, where the disclosure is made in good faith and is not made maliciously or for personal gain.
5. Definition
5.1 Whistle blowing is defined as a deliberate, voluntary disclosure of individual or organisational malpractice by a person who has or has had privileged access to data, events or information about an actual, suspected, or anticipated wrongdoing within or by the Club that is within its ability to control.
6. Reportable Incidents
6.1 Below is a list of examples (though not exhaustive) of reportable incidents covered by this policy:
- Concerns about the Club’s banking and treasury, procurement, accounting, business sensitive information, internal controls or auditing matters;
- Breach of or failure to implement or comply with the Club’s policies or code of conduct;
- Actions detrimental to Health and Safety or the Environment;
- Any form of criminal activity;
- Impropriety, corruption, acts of fraud, theft and/or misuse of the Club’s properties, assets or resources;
- Abuse of power or authority;
- Conflict of interest without disclosure;
- Intentional provision of incorrect information to public bodies;
- Concealing information about any malpractice or misconduct;
- Fraud against stakeholders, or the making of fraudulent statements to stakeholders and regulatory authorities;
- Acts to mislead, deceive, manipulate, coerce or fraudulently influence any internal or external accountant or auditor in connection with the preparation, examination, audit or review of any financial statements and records or operations of the Club;
- Improper conduct or unethical behaviour that undermines universal or core ethical values such as integrity, respect, honesty, accountability, fairness, etc.;
- Failure to comply with legal obligations or statutes;
- Other forms of Corporate Governance breaches;
- Sexual or physical abuse of any employee, customer, applicant, service provider and other relevant stakeholders;
- Conduct translating to gross waste of resources;
- Any other improper matters which may cause financial or non-financial loss to the Club, or damage to the Club’s reputation.
6.2 The above list is intended to give an indication of the kind of conduct which might be considered as reportable incidents. In case of doubt, the whistle blower should seek to speak to his or her immediate superior or follow the procedure for reporting under this Policy.
7. Protection Against Reprisal
7.1 If an employee raises a genuine concern under this Policy, he or she will not be at risk of losing his or her job or suffering from victimisation or harassment as a result. Provided that the employee is acting in good faith, it does not matter if he or she is mistaken.
7.2 For external party who raises a genuine concern in good faith, he or she will not be barred from future quotation or tenders of jobs/services in the event he or she is mistaken.
7.3 However, the Club does not condone frivolous, mischievous or malicious allegations. Employee(s) making such allegations will face disciplinary action, as appropriate.
7.4 For external party, if the investigations reveal that he or she make the complaint for malicious intent or for personal gains, appropriate action may be taken, including reporting to the police.
8. Confidentiality
8.1 The Club encourages the whistle blower to identify himself or herself when raising a concern or providing information. The whistle blower’s identity as well as concerns raised will be treated with strictest confidentiality.
8.2 Exceptional circumstances under which information provided by whistle blower could or would not be treated with strictest confidentiality include:
- Where the Club is under the legal obligation to disclose the information provided;
- Where the information is already in public domain;
- Where the information is given on a strictly confidential basis to legal/auditing or other professionals for the purposes of obtaining professional advice/assistance;
- Where the information is given to the Police or other authorities for criminal investigation.
8.3 In the event Management is faced with a circumstance not covered by the above, and where the whistle blower’s identity is to be revealed, Management will endeavour to discuss this with the whistle blower first.
9. Whistle Blowing Procedure
9.1 A whistle blower may raise concerns either by declaration or anonymously through any of the following:
- Formal letter or Email to Audit Committee Chairman.
9.2 If the concerns raise affect the Audit Committee Chairman, the formal letter or email to be directed to the President of the Club.
9.3 Reporting Format
The concern(s) shall be presented in the following format:
- Background of the concern(s) (with relevant dates);
- Reason(s) why the whistle blower is particularly concerned about the situation. Supporting evidence for the allegations, if available, would be helpful in the investigation.
9.4 Investigation Process of Concern(s)
9.4.1 The purposes of the investigation are to:
- Establish if a issue has occurred based on the concern(s) raised, and if so, to what extent; and
- To minimise the risk of issue, prevent any further loss of assets, damage to the reputation of the Club and if possible protect all sources of evidence.
- Establish if the issue is a general operational issue and not within the whistle blowing scope as listed in 6.1,
9.4.2 The Audit Committee Chairman shall within five (5) working days of receipt of the concern(s) from the whistle blower, acknowledge receipt of the concern(s) raised.
9.4.3 The Audit Committee Chairman will then assess with the Audit Committee whether the concern(s) raised fall within the scope of the whistle blowing or not. If preliminary assessment shows that the concerns falls within the whistle blowing reportable incidents, the Audit Chairman will then report the concern(s) received to the General Manager and President or in absence of the President, the Vice President.
9.4.4 The Audit Committee would then be invited to the next General Committee (GC) Meeting to present to the issue to the GC.
9.4.5 The GC would then make a decision on the appropriate action to be taken.
9.4.6 If there is criminal activity or fraud has taken place, the matter may be referred to the police and where necessary, appropriate legal action taken.
9.4.7 Dependent on the severity, nature, credibility of the concern(s) and information provided, the investigation may be conducted involving one or more of these persons or entities:
- The External or Internal Auditor (EIA);
- Forensic Professionals (FP);
- The Police or Commercial Affairs Department (PCAD); and/or
- The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB).
9.4.8 If the issue does not fall within the whistle blowing scope as listed in 6.1, then the Audit Chairman will then pass on the issue to President or in absence of the President, the Vice President, who will then task the General Manager to take appropriate action.
9.4.9 Where necessary, the Audit Committee Chairman or as directed by the Audit Chairman, the General Manager will keep the whistle blower informed of the progress and the outcome of the investigation, within the constraints of maintaining confidentiality or observing legal restrictions generally.
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Need a new past-time? Or are you a regular bowler? The Ten-Pin Bowling Section would be an ideal subscription for you. The practice sessions will be held at various clubs so as to provide Members a new environment and experience each time. This will also increase Members' familiarity with different bowling centres so as to prepare them for inter-club games. Members who are interested may register themselves via the Sports & Recreation department.
Regular Activities
Practice Sessions (Section Members only)
Dates: Every second and fourth Monday of the month
Time: 5.00pm to 7.00pm
Venue: Please check with the Sports & Recreation department
*Availability is based on the number of bookings received
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Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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Adult Choir
The Choir Section celebrated its 10th Anniversary in September 2023. The Section enters its 12th year and has grown from ten dedicated Members, founded by Judy Ip, in 2013 to now forty-five active Members. We are an inclusive, non-audition Adult Choir that welcomes individual who wishes to dedicate time and effort to sing, listen and harmonise with each other.
Our Section engages Kodaly Academy Music of Singapore. Founding Director, Mr. Albert Tay, has been instrumental in our growth for over a decade—and continues to give support to the Section. Senior Conductor, Mr. Leslie Tay was part of this lovely journey. Ms Wynne Lee, the Associate Arts Director and Flora Yee are the lovely additions to strengthen our Choral Singing and Musicianship.
We sing in two or three parts harmony – Soprano/Tenor, Mezzo Soprano and Alto voices. Members can sing and harmonise up to five parts Sop1 (Descant), Sop 2, Alto 1 and Alto 2 in a more complex arrangement. While joining hands with Scholar Cantorum, Members can sing in 8 vocal sub positions environment.
Yearly Events
We have mandates to perform for the Club and engage communities yearly. Performances typically include New Member’s Night, Choir Anniversary Evening, Annual Tree Lighting, Old Folk’s Home and Selected Public Charity Events. Members enjoy performing at leading venues like School Of The Arts (SOTA) and Esplanade Hall etc. These provide Choral Members excellent opportunities to polish our singing. Come explore choral singing journey with us!
REGULAR ACTIVITY
- Date: Weekly Wednesday
- Time: 7.30pm to 9.30pm
- Venue: Theatrette
INFORMATION
Adult Choir Sessions
Come sing with us! Our Adult Choir sessions are led by our talented conductors and guided by Section Convenor Patricia Teoh and Marketing Communication by Tracy Wong.
Every Wednesday
Meet and mingle from 7.00pm; singing starts at 7.15pm and runs until 9.30pm.
Plus, Chamber Choir sessions take place on alternate Wednesdays from 9.30pm to 10.00pm for those who would like to explore more challenging pieces.
Connect & Join Us
- Contact Recreation Department Raj at raj@tanglinclub.org
- or click here to fill up the form to join us!
Section Fund Fee
- Section Member: $20 per Member per month.
- Non- Section or Member’s Guest*: $40 per Member per month. (Monthly fee payable through Club Member’s account).
- Two free trials available.
JUNIOR CHOIR
Tanglin Club Junior Choir (TCJC) is a non-auditioning choir for children aged between 6 to 16 years old. Our current sub-section includes children aged 5 to 12 years old, so we may consider younger age groups on an individual basis.
Our choir follows Kodaly’s concept of music education which is based on the following components:
- Singing
- Solfege
- Hand Signs
- Rhythm Syllables
- Sequential Learning
- Literacy
- Experiential Learning
TCJC is also an inter-generational choir, where parents or grandparents are welcome to participate in any performances or choir practices.
The main objective of the Junior Choir is to create a safe environment for children to explore their musical talents. We also aim to positively influence on children’s language, cognitive, emotional, physical and creative skills. We believe that singing in groups at a young age helps children develop social skills such as communication and teamwork.
TCJC is led by Ms Wynne Lee, our main conductor, she will be assisted by Ms Ho Lian-Ian.
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Junior Choir Sessions
Perfect for young voices to learn and have fun! Led by our dedicated conductors and supported by Section Committee Members Ms Sher Ren Chua and Mrs Elvira Winsor.
Every Saturday
Gather at 10.15am; sessions run from 10.30am to 12.00pm.
Venue: Theatrette
Section Fee:
- Member $40 with one accompanying parent/grandparent
- Guest $60 with one accompanying parent/grandparent
- All Members and guests are welcome to come for two free trials
- Please click here and fill in our participation form
- or email Raj at raj@tanglinclub.org
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The Tennis Section is one of the Club's most active Sections with regular competitive and friendly matches locally and abroad.
Regular Activities
Monday / Friday
8.00am to 10.00am: Social Club Tennis
Fee: Tennis Section Member – $2.50
Non-Tennis Section Member – $5.00
Guest – $15 per player for Social Tennis and $20 Club Guest Fees*
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holiday
4.00pm to 7.00pm: Social Club Tennis
Fee: Tennis Section Member – $2.50
Non-Tennis Section Member – $5.00
Guest – $15 per player for Social Tennis and $20 Club Guest Fees*
*All guests must be registered at the Sports Desk prior to play, and the Club’s standard guest fee applies in addition to the Social Tennis fee.
*Non-Members (except for Reciprocal Members) are not allowed to play Social Club Tennis on Saturday afternoons.
*If Public Holiday(s) falls on a Monday or Friday, Social Club Tennis will be played from 4.00pm to 7.00pm.
Coaching
Please email MITS at coaching@mitssingapore.com.
Please view the weekly fixed court bookings schedule of the Tennis Courts here.
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Operating Hours
Daily, 7.00am to 11.00pm
Charges
Daily playing sessions and charges are as follows:
Indoor Courts
7.00am to 11.00pm
Booking Price: $10.90 per Member per hour per court
Outdoor Courts
7.00am to 6.00pm
Booking Prices: $3.30 per Member per hour per court
6.00pm to 11.00pm
Booking Prices: $5.45 per Member per hour per court
Non-Member (Guest): $21.80 per hour per court (Applies to both indoor and outdoor courts)
Court Booking and Cancellation Procedures
To view the Bye-Laws on court booking and cancellation procedures, please click here
Join The Tennis Section
To join the Tennis Section, please fill out and submit a registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Department.
Section Fund Fee
Section Fund Fee: $5.00 per Member per month
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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Great Wines at Great Prices, Drunk in Great Company!
TAWS brings close to 228 or so wine-loving Club Members together at regular events to have fun drinking highly rated wines at everyday prices – and all for only $80.
"Within weeks of joining the Club we met many new friends and had some great evenings simply by joining TAWS”
TAWS Member Benefits
Monthly Wine Dinners
Stunning wines, great food, friends with a common purpose, unbelievable prices - never more than $80 including aperitif, four highly rated wines and a four-course buffet.
Drinking Not Tasting
A generous four bottles for each table of five accompanied by a 4-course buffet matched to the wines by the Club’s Executive Chef.s
Complimentary Master Classes
Monthly expert-led wine tastings.
Be First to Buy
TAWS will tell you where to buy featured wines.
Newsletter
From The Cellar arrives in your inbox every fortnight with all the latest TAWS happenings!
. . . and all this for just $5 a month!
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The Tanglin Club has a vibrant Swimming Section which organises regular classes and competitions. Apart from the in-house championships, Club swimmers also actively participate in competitions with other clubs. In doing our part for charity, the Swimming Section also organises fund-raising events with collected funds going to a selected charity organisation.
Regular Activities
Monday
3.30pm to 6.30pm - Learn to Swim
4.30pm to 5.30pm - Developmental Squad
5.30pm to 7.00pm - Competitive Squad
7.00pm to 8.00pm - Adults / Masters Training
Tuesday
8.30am to 9.30am - Aquafit
Wednesday
3.30pm to 6.30pm - Learn to Swim
4.30pm to 5.30pm - Developmental Squad
5.30pm to 7.00pm - Competitive Squad
7.00pm to 8.00pm - Adults / Masters Training
Thursday
8.30am to 9.30am - Aquafit
3.30pm to 6.30pm - Learn to Swim
Friday
8.30am to 9.30am - Aquafit
3.30pm to 6.30pm - Learn to Swim
4.30pm to 5.30pm - Developmental Squad
5.30pm to 7.00pm - Competitive Squad
Saturday
7.50am to 8.50am - Adults / Masters Training
9.00am to 11.40am - Learn to Swim
Sunday
No schedule
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Operating Hours
Swimming Pool
Daily: 7.00am to 10.30pm
Note: The Swimming Pool is closed for cleaning every Monday from 8.00am to 11.00am.
Coaching Enquiries
For swimming programmes, please WhatsApp Total Swim at 8428 8781 or email tc@totalswimming.net.
Rules & Regulation
Except for overseas visitors to Singapore, guests are only permitted to use the swimming pool on Mondays after 7.00pm and from 7.00am to 10.30pm on Wednesdays.
Visiting Members to Singapore are permitted to use the swimming pool on any day from 7.00am to 10.30pm.
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Wine Circle
The Wine Circle, formed in February 2004, comprises Members with a common interest in fine wine and related beverages. Events are held mostly in the Raffles and Churchill Rooms. The theme rotates between the Churchill Room menu, the Tang Yun menu and a buffet spread held in conjunction with a wine theme. Music is provided where appropriate.
How to Join:
To join Wine Circle, please email to our sommelier at sommelier@tanglinclub.org.
Section Fee:
$5.00 per month
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With 6 single courts and 2 doubles "jumbo" courts, the Tanglin Club has one of the best squash facilities in Singapore. Our weekly socials, along with regular competitions, ensure a good competitive standard for all ages. We also host a prestigious Annual International Doubles tournament which regularly attracts more than 80 pairs from the region.
We regularly arrange overseas tours to destinations like Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia, with some tours partially sponsored. Most of the clubs we visit also pay us reciprocal visits from time to time.
Training and coaching programmes are also available for players of all levels and we welcome players of all standards. So, come on down to the courts, join the Squash Section and enjoy the game and make new friends!
Regular Activities
Singles & Doubles Socials
Every Tuesday & Thursday, from 5.30pm to 9.00pm
Every Saturday, from 3.00pm to 6.00pm
Singles Courts 1, 2, 3 & 4 will be blocked off.
Doubles Courts 1 & 2 will be blocked off.
For Section Members only (No guests are allowed).
Weekly Squash Section Handicap Tournament
Every Tuesday, 5.30pm to 9.00pm at the Squash Courts.
Single Courts 1, 2, 3 & 4 will be blocked off.
No booking required - just show up and look for the co-ordinator.
For Section Members only (No guests are allowed).
Coaching
Individual and group coaching programmes are available upon request.
Information
Join The Squash Section
To join the Squash Section, please fill out and submit a registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Department.
Section Fund Fee
S$5.00 per Member per month
S$2.50 per Member per month (Spouse of Section Member)
S$2.50 per Member per month (Household Member 19 years old and above)
S$1.00 per Member per month (Household Member below 19 years old)
Operating Hours
Squash Courts
Daily: 7.30am to 10.30pm
Squash F&B Counter
Daily: 3.00pm to 10.00pm
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
Rules & Regulations
Court Bookings
Courts may be booked for periods of 30 minutes. Courts may be booked up to 8 days in advance (inclusive of booking date).
Cancellation of Bookings
A cancellation charge of S$16.05 for each period of play will be applicable if a booked court is not cancelled before 4.30pm on the day before play.
Eye Protection
It is compulsory for all players to wear some form of eye protection when playing on the singles or doubles courts. Players may loan a pair from the Squash Counter (free-of-charge) or purchase protective eyewear from the Pro Shop at the Sports Complex.
General
During Section activities, courts that are not blocked are open for booking as per usual. The Squash Committee wishes to emphasise that the aim of these sessions is for Members to interact and socialise and not for Members to pre-arrange matches with their partners. If you wish to play with a partner of your choice, it is suggested that you book an individual court instead.
Non-marking shoes are strictly required.
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The Tanglin Club Photography Section is a new section that aims to redefine the art of capturing moments, representing the Club's commitment to innovation and creativity. Through cutting-edge technology and timeless traditions, Members embark on an immersive journey where imagination knows no bounds.
The section's dynamic approach embraces diverse settings and occasions. It organises outdoor shoots at historical venues and during festive seasons in Singapore, providing unique opportunities to explore and capture different environments.
Historical Venues shoots transport Members to Singapore's rich past, capturing the charm and essence of iconic locations like Gardens by the Bay and colonial-era buildings. Heritage trails showcase the lush greenery of Singapore's heritage sites, inviting artistic expression.
Festive Season Light-Ups allow Members to document Singapore's vibrant celebrations. Shoots during festive seasons capture mesmerising light displays and festive atmospheres, preserving the magic of these occasions.
The Tanglin Club Photography Section encourages Members to capture the beauty of Singapore's history and festive spirit. It serves as a platform for creativity, pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling.
Besides outdoor shoots, various photography workshops and talks are also planned throughout the year as part of our ongoing program.
Information
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
Section Fund Fee
$5.00 per Member per month
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The Scuba Section of the Tanglin Club is a Special Branch of the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC), headquartered in the UK. Branch 758 has a history of 30 years of safe and enjoyable scuba-diving activities. These includes teaching Tanglin Club Members how to dive, the organising of dive expeditions to the best dive destinations in the region and further afield, and social gatherings, talks and slide shows relating to marine life.
Regular Activities
Driving trips
Regular diving trips and expeditions.
Slide talks
Slide talks
Training
First-timer training at the pool
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Swimming Pool
Daily: 7.00am to 10.30pm
Bookings & Enquiries
Please call +65 6622 0588 / 0589 for bookings of all sport facilities.
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The Tanglin Club Dance Section welcomes all levels of dancers interested in ballroom and Latin dance to participate in social dances, formal events and dance instruction. Dance events are hosted in the Churchill Room, which offers one of the finest dance floors among recreational clubs in Singapore.
Dance Events
The Dance Section organises four formal events each year, including a Charity Ball and the Tanglin Club’s annual Christmas Ball. These events often showcase performances by professional dancers and offer members and their guests an opportunity for social dancing accompanied by the Tanglin Club’s resident band and DJ.
Dance Lessons
Members are invited to participate in weekly dance lessons with the Tanglin Club’s resident dance instructors. Classes range from beginner to advanced and explore a variety of dances including waltz, rhumba, samba, swing, and rock and roll.
Information
Slow Foxtrot
Every Tuesday
7.30pm - 8.30pm
Instructor: Sam Fong
Multi-Purpose Hall, Squash Complex
Intermediate Level Revision Class
Every Tuesday
8.30pm to 9.30pm
Instructor: Sam Fong
Multi-Purpose Hall, Squash Complex
Rumba Class
Every Sunday
4.00pm - 5.00pm
Instructor: Louis Ng
Multi-Purpose Hall, Squash Complex
Dance Section Fees
$5.00 per member per month
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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The Tanglin Club has a world class Lawn Bowls facility, at the fourth floor of the Sports Complex. It has a sand filled synthetic surface, and is the most modern in Singapore, featuring six rinks of 40m in the east-west direction, and eight rinks of 34m in the north-south direction. It can accommodate a maximum of 64 players at any one time.
In the late afternoon, the green is shaded by the surrounding buildings, and the constant breeze makes late afternoon and evening play most pleasant and enjoyable under the flood lights. The drainage system for the green is very effective and enables play to recommence within half an hour once rain stops.
All necessary equipment is available on-site for the use of Members, and this includes bowls of various sizes and weights, as well as mats, jacks and measuring tools etc. Equipment lockers are available to Section Members.
During the course of play, refreshments can be ordered from Tangles. The only essential items required by all players are flat-soled sports or bowls shoes and a collared polo shirt of any colour. We wear Club uniforms only for tournaments.
The Section Committee organises free coaching, practice matches, Club tournaments and social games. Friendly matches with other clubs and visiting overseas teams, the Interclub leagues and regular overseas bowls Tours and Interport matches are organised periodically.
The Lawn Bowls Section welcomes new players of any standard, including "never bowled before". This is the game that couples of any age can play together on equal terms; just register at the sports reception to get started.
Regular Activities
Coaching Sessions
Coaching sessions are available at no charge on Wednesday evenings from 5:00pm (other days can be arranged). Booking at the Sports Reception is essential.
Bowls Social Games
Wednesday & Friday evenings – 5.00pm onwards
Bowls Club Day
Sundays – 3.45pm onwards
Fun Bowls and Handicap
Every 2nd Sunday of the Month – 3.45pm onwards
Information
Learn More About Lawn Bowls
Click here.
Join the Lawn Bowls Section
To join the Lawn Bowls Section, please fill out and submit a registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Department.
Section Fund Fee
S$5.00 per Member / per month
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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Welcome to the Tanglin Book Section, where we're all about books, chats, and good times with fellow book enthusiasts! Here we celebrate the joy of reading, make new friends over our favourite novels, and delve into meaningful discussions about life and diverse subjects. When you step into the Tanglin Book Section world, you're not just signing up for reading, you're diving into a community filled with different viewpoints, smart discussions, and warm friendships.
In the chaos of everyday life, finding time to read can be tough. But being in the Book Section gives you a reason to make reading a regular habit. It helps in setting reading goals and timelines to make it easier for you to pick up that book and start enjoying it.
If you're tired of reading the same kind of genre, the Book Section is your remedy. We're all about trying new things. So, if you usually stick to one type of book, you're in for a pleasant surprise. You might not love every book that the Book Section picks, but the journey of exploring new genres is a reward in itself. Books are chosen based on Member suggestions, ensuring everyone has a say in our reading selections.
And guess what? Our gatherings go beyond books. We use the book as a launchpad to discuss various subjects like global issues, general happenings, and the relevant events in our lives. It's a mix of friendly chats, debates, laughter, and sipping coffee or a glass of wine – the perfect ingredients for great conversations.
So, joining the Tanglin Book Section isn't just about reading. It's about making friends, exploring new book genres, setting reading goals, getting better at thinking, seeing the world from different angles, and having fun discussions that go way beyond the book covers. It's like joining a reading party where everyone's invited!
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Monthly Book Section Meetings
The Book Section meets to discuss the Book of the Month every Second Tuesday at 11 am and every Third Thursday of the month at 6 pm at the Wine Lounge.
Join The Book Section
To join the Book Section, please fill out and submit the Section Registration form, which is available at the Main Reception and at the Sports & Recreation Department.
Section Fund Fee
$5.00 per Member per month
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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The Tanglin Club has a thriving Golf Section of more than 300 Members who enjoy a variety of activities both on and off the fairway. Whether you are a beginner, social or professional player, a junior, senior, red, white, silver or blue tee player, the Golf Section always welcomes you to join us.
Regular Activities
Monthly Matches
Monthly matches at one of the top courses in Singapore such as Tanah Merah or Sentosa with subsidised green fees.
Annual Events
The annual calendar includes the Captain's Cup and the Annual Golf Championship.
Overseas Tours
Members often participate in overseas tours - organised by the Golf Section - to top golf courses in Perth, China and Thailand.
Information
Join The Golf Section
To join the Golf Section, please complete and submit a registration form, which is available at the Sports & Recreation Department.
Section Fund Fee
$5 per Member per month, for a minimum of 12 months.
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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We, at the Tanglin Club are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new Pickleball section! Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in many countries and has quickly gained popularity in Asia. There are over 5,000 active players in Singapore. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a curious beginner, this fun game is perfect for everyone.
Pickleball is more than just a game; it's a community. Join us and experience the joy of Pickleball, make new friends, and be a part of this exciting addition to our Club’s sports offerings. We look forward to seeing you on the court!
Regular Activities
Section Socials
Tuesdays & Thursdays: 5.00pm to 8.00pm
Saturdays: 9.00am to 11.00am, 3.00pm to 5.00pm
Court Booking and Cancellation Procedures
To view the Bye-Laws on court booking and cancellation procedures, please click here
Dinks & Drinks
This monthly get-together is exclusively for Section Members. Enjoy an afternoon of Pickleball, delicious food and drinks - a great chance to meet, mingle, and share plenty of fun and laughter both on and off the court.
Every last Saturday of the month
4.00pm to 8.00pm
$5.00 per Section Member
Join the Pickleball Section
To join the Pickleball Section, please fill out and submit a registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Desk.
Section Fund Fee: $8.00 per Member per month
Information
Operating Hours
7.00am to 10.00pm
Court Fees
$8.00 per hour (subjected to the prevailing GST)
Guest Fee: $20 per guest (max. 3 guests per day; subjected to the prevailing GST)
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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Join the Darts Section and play fun darts at the Tanglin Club!
Three dartboards are hung on the wall of the Multi-Purpose Games Room in Tangles. It offers Members an opportunity to engage in friendly, wholesome fun darts. The delightful atmosphere further enhances the warmth of spending time with friends.
The popularity of Darts is growing on a daily basis.
• It is one of the few sports or games where the whole family can join in the fun if you are over 17 years old.
• It is not physically tiring – it only takes a few seconds to throw 3 darts. Then the throws become interesting and lively. The more you throw, the more delighted you will feel.
• It doesn’t matter whether you are male or female; both women and men can join in the fun simultaneously.
• Your mental math gets a boost, by all the adding, doubling and tripling of numbers.
• You can play it at various levels at your own pace, as a beginner, more seriously with friends, in small competitions or in leagues, and also in big tournaments against other clubs.
• It is one of the few sports where the spectators who attend the competitions and big tournaments, also practise and play the game themselves on a regular basis.
• It is a huge morale booster. It never takes long for people to bond and become friends when they start playing with or against each other.
• It is a ladies and gentlemen game. Dart players are friendly, fun-loving people. The game starts and ends with a handshake congratulating the winner.
• Try it! Play a few games. You will enjoy yourself tremendously.
Regular Activities
Darts Section Social Evening at Multi-Purpose Games Room in Tangles
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
2.00pm to 6.00pm
Information
Join the Darts Section
To join the Darts Section, please fill out and submit a registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Department.
Section Fund Fee
Section Fund Fee: S$5.00 per Member per month
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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Are you a film enthusiast looking for a community of like-minded individuals to share your passion for cinema with? Look no further! Our Movie Section is the perfect place for you to connect with fellow movie buffs, discuss your favorite films, and enjoy exclusive screenings of both classic and contemporary movies.
Joining our Movie Section opens up a world of exciting events and activities that will enhance your movie-watching experience. From movie screenings to cine-themed events to in-depth discussions, we offer a wide range of opportunities for you to engage with film in a fun and meaningful way.
One of the highlights of being a Member of our Movie Section is our regular movie screenings at Shaw Theatre. Every alternate month we book out an entire hall for one of the latest movies. This is exclusively for the section Members, who get to see movie and (equally importantly!), soda and popcorn, courtesy the Movie Section.
In addition to our regular movie nights, we also host special events that celebrate specific themes, directors, or genres. From Hitchcock retrospectives to Studio Ghibli marathons, these events offer a deeper dive into the world of cinema. We curate a diverse selection of films from various genres, eras, and countries to cater to the diverse tastes of our Members. Whether you're a fan of timeless classics like "Casablanca" and "Gone with the Wind" or prefer the latest indie darlings and blockbuster hits, there's something for everyone at our screenings.
But perhaps the most valuable aspect of our Movie Section is the sense of camaraderie and friendship that comes from sharing your love of film with others. Whether you're bonding over a shared favorite movie or engaging in a friendly debate about the merits of a controversial film, our Movie Section is a welcoming and inclusive space where you can connect with fellow film enthusiasts and forge lasting friendships.
Furthermore, this section boasts of one of the largest private DVD collection on the island. We have over 10,000 titles for you to borrow and watch at your convenience!
So, if you're looking to join a vibrant community of film lovers, expand your cinematic knowledge, and enjoy exclusive movie screenings and events, we invite you to become a Member of our Movie Section. Come join us on this cinematic journey and discover the magic of movies with us!
We can't wait to welcome you to our Movie Section family. See you at the next screening!
Stay Updated
Email library@tanglinclub.org to join our WhatsApp Movie Section Channel to receive the latest updates on upcoming events and announcements!
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email library@tanglinclub.org
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The Tanglin Club Members play the dice game of Balut either at the 'Wet Bar' or the Card Room, and many times as a convenient method of settling a round of drinks, perhaps.
The Club has a Balut Section, which tries to popularise the game as a social pastime through organised events with other Singapore or Sabah / Sarawak clubs enabling Members to freely inter-mingle over a few drinks, and for most also a little bit of mental therapy. Not forgetting meeting with Members of other clubs and the occasional trip to Borneo.
Genuine hand-made leather Balut Cups complete with dice, score sheets and ' How to play Balut' instructions are available for sale at the Reception at the main Clubhouse. Balut is a game where everybody can participate with a minimum of tuition and 'Beginners Normally Win' is an old Balut saying!
Balut sessions are held in the Wine Bar at 7 pm on the last Wednesday of every month.
Regular Activities
Monthly Balut
The Balut Section meets on the last Wednesday of the month at 7pm for a game of six rounds in the Wine Bar. We tend to gather at the Wet Bar at 6.30pm for a few drinks and to limber up for the start! No booking is required - just show up on the last Wednesday of the month. Free-of-charge for Balut Section Members.
Information
Join The Balut Section
To join the Balut Section, please fill out and submit a registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Department.
Section Fund Fee
Section Fund Fee: S$5.00 per single member per month & S$10.00 per couple members per month.
Bookings & Enquiries
Please call +65 6622 0588 for bookings of all sport facilities.
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A warm welcome to all Club Members and their family to join us and play chess at the Tanglin Club!
The Chess Section has an enthusiastic group of Members and kids who play Chess and Xiang Qi (Chinese Chess) in the Club’s Multi-Purpose Games Room located in Tangles, on Level 2 of the Sports Complex.
The Section plans to organise Club tournaments, Member events, friendly matches with other clubs and overseas trips to reciprocal clubs.
Regular Activities
Weekly Chess
Every Sunday from 3.00pm
Multi-Purpose Games Room in Tangles
Online Chess
Available to all Club Members at:
Chess.com: www.chess.com/club/tanglin-club-chess-section
Lichess: https://lichess.org/team/tc-chess--lichess
Information
Section Fund Fees
Section Fund Fee: $5 per Member per montth
Join the Chess Section
To join the Chess Section, please fill out and submit a registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Department.
Booking and Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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The Bridge Section has an enthusiastic group of Members and their guests who play in the Club’s Multi-Purpose Games Room located in Tangles, on Level 2 of the Sports Complex.
Regular Activities
Duplicate Bridge
The Section has 3 duplicate games per week with a qualified Director.
Monday: 1.00pm to 4.30pm
Wednesday: 1.00pm to 4.30pm
Friday: 1.00pm to 4.30pm
(Please register by 12.50pm)
Information
Charges
Section Fund Member: $6
Tanglin Club Member: $10
Guest: $28
Section Fees
Section Fee: $7 per Member per montth
Activities
The Section hosts special events which are very popular (Christmas Lunch, Summer Lunch, and Ang Pow, Easter & Deepavali Games with sumptuous teas). In addition, the Section participates in tournaments and friendly games with other clubs. Members also take part in one or two overseas trips which are organised by the Section upon invitation from other bridge clubs.
Booking & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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Nurturing Creativity and Community
The Art Section at Tanglin Club is a vibrant hub for Members to explore their artistic talents and engage in creative endeavours. The section hosts weekly painting sessions and offers various hobbies catering to artists of all levels.
Objectives: Fostering Artistry and Giving Back
Our primary goal is to provide Members with a platform to channel their creativity effectively. Works of art created by our talented Members find a showcase in the popular Wheelhouse Restaurant and the much-anticipated Annual Exhibition. Additionally, Arts and Crafts artifacts are for sale during the festive Christmas season, with proceeds contributing to charitable causes.
A Dynamic Calendar of Activities
Throughout the year, the Art Section offers a rich calendar of events from collaborative painting workshops to craft sessions, tailored to Members' interests. These events serve as opportunities for artists to hone their skills, learn from fellow enthusiasts, and exchange ideas.
Join Us in Unleashing Your Creative Potential
Come and be a part of a thriving artistic community at the Art Section. Unleash your potential, create masterpieces, and contribute to our collective mission of spreading joy through art and turning creativity into a force for good, both within our community and beyond.
To join the Art Section, please fill out and submit registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Department.
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Section Fund Fee
$5.00 per Member each month
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
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Billiards is the Tanglin Club’s oldest sport, dating back to the completion of the first clubhouse in 1867. Today, the Club’s Billiards Room is located next to the Wet Bar and has two immaculately maintained full size snooker tables and the services of a billiard marker.
The Billiards Section comprises many Members who are passionate about the sport. The Section organises Club tournaments, Member events, friendly matches, overseas trips to reciprocal clubs, participates in the National Snooker League and represents the Club as a Full Member of Cuesports Singapore.
Club tournaments come in different games and formats with many trophies to compete for throughout the year, including:
- Snooker Championship for the Concorde Trophy;
- 4-Ball Billiards Competition for the Captain Ho Weng Toh Trophy;
- Billiards Championship for the Joe O'Conner Trophy;
- Volunteer Snooker Competition for the Graham Trophy;
- Doubles Snooker Competition for the Andrew Alexander Webster Memorial Trophy; and
- Snooker Handicap Competitions for the Ian Braslin Trophy, John C. Wilks Trophy, Peter Gilchrist Trophy and the Resolution Trophy.
The Billiards Section welcomes Members of all playing ability to join Billiards Section. Section Members are allocated a snooker handicap according to their ability. In match play, the handicap difference between players is used to determine the number of points the high handicap player should receive from the low handicapper during the playing of their match.
Regular Activities
Billiards Section Night
Every second Wednesday of the month
6.00pm
Information
Billiards Room Opening Hours
Monday to Sunday: 12 noon to 12 midnight
Note: Advance booking needed after 10pm.
Dress Code
Gentlemen
(i) Shirt (including polo shirt), with collar; or safari jacket; trousers or jeans; with closed type shoes (including smart trainers)
(ii) Formal national attire of the wearer
Ladies
(i) Dress, skirt, trousers, jeans or dress shorts with suitable top or blouse; shoes or sandals
(ii) Formal national attire of the wearer
Table Charges
$4.36 per hour
$21.80 (one-time fee per guest)
Bookings & Enquiries
Advance booking is required after 10pm. For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.
Section Fee
Adult Member: $10.00 per month
Junior Member: $5.00 per month
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The Tanglin Club Members play the dice game of Balut either at the 'Wet Bar' or the Card Room, and many times as a convenient method of settling a round of drinks, perhaps.
The Club has a Balut Section, which tries to popularise the game as a social pastime through organised events with other Singapore or Sabah / Sarawak clubs enabling Members to freely inter-mingle over a few drinks, and for most also a little bit of mental therapy. Not forgetting meeting with Members of other clubs and the occasional trip to Borneo.
Genuine hand-made leather Balut Cups complete with dice, score sheets and ' How to play Balut' instructions are available for sale at the Reception at the main Clubhouse. Balut is a game where everybody can participate with a minimum of tuition and 'Beginners Normally Win' is an old Balut saying!
Balut sessions are held in the Wine Bar at 7 pm on the last Wednesday of every month.
Regular Activities
Monthly Balut
The Balut Section meets on the last Wednesday of the month at 7pm for a game of six rounds in the Wine Bar. We tend to gather at the Wet Bar at 6.30pm for a few drinks and to limber up for the start! No booking is required - just show up on the last Wednesday of the month. Free-of-charge for Balut Section Members.
Information
Join The Balut Section
To join the Balut Section, please fill out and submit a registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Department.
Section Fund Fee
Section Fund Fee: S$5.00 per single member per month & S$10.00 per couple members per month.
Bookings & Enquiries
Please call +65 6622 0588 for bookings of all sport facilities.
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The Tanglin Club Members play the dice game of Balut wherever there is a flat surface and interest in discussing probability theories. It is also an excuse to just be noisy and boisterous!
The Club has a Balut Section, which tries to popularise the game as a social pastime through organised events with other Singapore or Sabah / Sarawak / Bangkok clubs. This enables Members to freely mingle over a few drinks, avail a little bit of mental therapy, meet with Members of other clubs and have an occasional trip abroad.
Genuine hand-made leather Balut Cups complete with dice, score sheets and 'How to play Balut' instructions are available for sale at the Tea Room. Balut is a game where everybody can participate with a minimum of tuition and 'Beginners Normally Win' is an old Balut saying!
Regular Activities
Monthly Balut
The Balut Section meets on the last Monday of the month at 7.00pm for a game of six rounds in the Fireplace. We tend to gather at the Wet Bar at 6.30pm for a few drinks and to limber up for the start! No booking is required – just show up on the last Monday of the month and it is free-of-charge for Balut Section Members.
Information
Join The Balut Section
To join the Balut Section, please fill out and submit a registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Department.
Section Fund Fee
Section Fund Fee: $5 per Member per month
Bookings & Enquiries
For more information, please contact the Sports & Recreation Department at 6622 0588 or email sports@tanglinclub.org.