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1 CLUB NEWSLETTER MONTHLY ROUNDUP SHESHAN ANNUAL CADDIE PARTY 2012 Missed out on the recent Caddie Party? Catch some of the radiance that night here in our pages! on Page 5 WHAT’S IN THE BAG? This month, we look inside Head Teaching Professional, Cyrus Janssen’s golf bag and equipment. on Page 7 & 8 ROUND OF THE MONTH Sheshan Junior Elites strike again! Read about 4 junior members’ adventures in the Callaway World Junior Championship. on Page 12 AUGUST TEE TIMES & SCHEDULE Keep yourself updated on the tee timings and event schedule for the month of August 2012. on Page 13 & 14 August 2012 Greetings! Are you baking in the summer heat yet? Cool down with an iced beverage as you flip through this issue of our newsletter! We bring to you photo montages of the recent Caddie Party (pg. 5) and Junior Summer Camp (pg. 11) in July. Find out how our Sheshan Junior Elites did in the Callaway World Junior Championship on pg. 12. We hope you are as psyched about August as we are! Annabelle Chen 曾欣霖 NOTE FROM THE EDITOR 1 Caddie Party 2012

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CLUB  NEWSLETTER  

MONTHLY  ROUND-­‐UP    

SHESHAN  ANNUAL  CADDIE  PARTY  2012    Missed   out   on   the   recent   Caddie   Party?  Catch   some   of   the   radiance   that   night  here  in  our  pages!    

on  Page  5  

   WHAT’S  IN  THE  BAG?      This  month,  we  look  inside  Head  Teaching  Professional,  Cyrus   Janssen’s  golf  bag  and  equipment.  

on  Page  7  &  8  

   

ROUND  OF  THE  MONTH    Sheshan   Junior   Elites   strike   again!   Read  about   4   junior   members’   adventures   in  the  Callaway  World  Junior  Championship.    

on  Page  12          

   

AUGUST  TEE  TIMES  &  SCHEDULE    Keep  yourself  updated  on  the  tee  timings  and  event  schedule  for  the  month  of  August  2012.    

on  Page  13  &  14    

   

       

   

      August 2012

Greetings!   Are   you   baking   in   the   summer  

heat  yet?  Cool  down  with  an   iced  beverage  

as   you   flip   through   this   issue   of   our  

newsletter!   We   bring   to   you   photo  

montages  of  the  recent  Caddie  Party  (pg.  5)  

and   Junior   Summer   Camp   (pg.   11)   in   July.  

Find  out  how  our  Sheshan  Junior  Elites  did  in  

the  Callaway  World  Junior  Championship  on  

pg.   12.  We  hope   you   are   as   psyched   about  

August  as  we  are!  

 

 Annabelle  Chen  曾欣霖  

 

 

 

 

 

NOTE  FROM  THE  EDITOR  

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Caddie  Party  2012  

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CLUB  NEWS    

 

 

  As  the  weather  gets  increasingly  hotter,  our  GCM  team  will  be  doing  their  best   to   keep   the   golf   course   in   the   best   possible   shape.   You   will   notice   some  small   areas   around   the   course   that   have   been   aerated   as   well   as   some   small  patches  on  the  greens.  These  areas  will  heal  quickly  and  we  trust  that  they  won’t  disrupt  play  too  much.       The   bent   grass   greens   are   especially   sensitive   to   extreme   heat   and  humidity  so  our  GCM  team  will  be  hand  watering  during  the  day  on  many  of  the  greens.  Please  respect  the  fact  that  this  will  benefit   the  Club   in  the  end  and  be  patient  as  our  team  is  watering.         You  will  also  see  many  greens  with  large  fans  around  them.    These  fans  are  essential  to  keeping  the  greens  cool  and  although  they  may  occasionally  come  in  to  play,  they  play  a  very  important  role  throughout  the  summer  months.         The  water  edging  is  now  finished  on  the  18th  hole  and  work  is  moving  along  on  other  water  hazard  edges  such  as  the  2nd  and  9th  holes.  The  finished  product  on  18  looks  fantastic  and  will  undoubtedly  provide  some  excitement  on  any  golf  shot   that  heads   in   that  direction.  Please  be  cautious  when  hitting  shots   toward  any  of  the  team  working  on  the  project.           As   always,   we   thank   you   for   your   understanding   with   regards   to   these  matters  and   if  you  have  any  questions  or  comments,  please   feel   free   to   let  me  know  at  any  time.     Yours  sincerely,  

Gavin Eckford Director  of  Golf  PGA  of  Canada  

Course  Maintenance  Update  

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CLUB  NEWS    

Caddie  Party  –  9th  July  2012  

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CLUB  NEWS    J  Lindeberg  at  Sheshan  

By  Gavin  Eckford  

 

   In   the   past,   the   US   PGA   Tour   has  generally  been  a  little  more  conservative  with  regards   to   fashion,   but   in   the   late   1990s,   a  Swedish  golfer  put  a  new  spin  on  golf  apparel  in   the   United   States   and   around   the   world.  Jesper   Parnevik   became   instantly  recognizable   for   his   flashy   white   trousers,  fitted   shirts,   vibrant   colors   and   his   signature  cap  with   the   brim   flipped   up.   This   sparked   a  new   interest   in   bringing   more   flamboyant  European  designs  to  the  game  of  golf  around  the   world.   Johan   Lindeberg   was   the  mastermind   behind   the   Parnevik   sensation  and  his  company  J  Lindeberg  (known  to  many  as   JL)   has   since   become   a   huge   name   in   the  world  of   fashion  both   inside   and  outside   the  game  of  golf.    

  JL  has  not  been  available  in  the  Chinese  market  but  the  brand  will  soon  be  available  to  the   Chinese   golf   market   in   very   few   select  locations.   We   are   very   pleased   to   announce  that   Sheshan   International   Golf   Club   will   be  one  of   the   few  golf   courses   in  China   to  carry  the   Swedish   fashion   brand.   Look   for   J  Lindeberg   to   hit   the   shelves   of   our   Pro   Shop  during  the  month  of  August!  

 

 

 

 

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WHAT’S  IN  THE  BAG?    

What’s  In  Cyrus  Janssen’s  Bag?  By  Gavin  Eckford  

For  decades,  Titleist  has  been  renowned  for  making   some   of   the   best   golf   balls   in   the  world.  Since  the  Pro-­‐V1  hit  the  golf  scene  in  late  2000,   it  quickly   took   the  world  of  golf  by   storm.   It   has   been   the   #1   ball   in  Professional   Golf   for   many   years   now.  Although   Titleist   is   generally   associated  with   golf   balls   first,   they   also   make  exceptional  equipment.    

Cyrus   uses   the   Titleist   910D3,   9.5   degrees  with   the   Mitsubishi   Diamana   Kai’li   X-­‐Stiff.  The   910D3   features   a   traditional   shaped  head  with  Titleist  SureFit  technology  which  allows   the   driver   to   change   lie   angles   and  lofts   making   a   custom   fit   for   the   golfer.  With   a   fairly   low   center   of   gravity,   the  driver   launches   mid   and   has   mid   to   low  spin   rates.  This  club   is  good   for   those  who  want   to  be  able   to  control   the  ball   flight  a  little   more.   For   length   and   accuracy,   we  recommend   the   910D2   which   is   slightly  larger  and  more  forgiving.    

 

 

 

To  be  continued…  

Sheshan  Head  Teaching  Professional  Cyrus  Janssen  uses  Titleist  golf  equipment.    

 

So far we have taken a look at Robbie ’s golf bag, as well as my own. This month, it is on to Sheshan Head Teaching Professional, Cyrus Janssen ’s turn to let us in on the equipment he keeps in his golf bag!

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WHAT’S  IN  THE  BAG?    

For   irons,  Cyrus  uses  Titleist  AP2s  with  Project  X  6.0  shafts.  The  AP2s  have  been  a  very   popular   iron   as   it   provides   a   great   blend   of  workability   and   forgiveness.   The  clubs  have  the  feel  and  shot-­‐shaping  abilities  of  a  forged  blade  with  the  forgiveness  of  a  high-­‐end  cast  iron.  Along  with  exceptional  playability,  the  AP2  iron  is  one  of  the  nicest  looking  irons  in  the  game  of  golf.  For  those  looking  for  even  more  feel,  try  the  Titleist  MB   Forged   or   CB   Forged.   For   those   looking   for   something  more   forgiving  with   an   emphasis   on   higher   and   straighter   shots,   try   the   AP1.   The   AP1   still   looks  great  but  is  a  little  more  forgiving  for  those  occasional  off-­‐centered  hits.    

For  many  years,  some  of  the  best  wedges  in  the  world  have  come  from  Bob  Vokey  who  designs  for  Titleist.  Cyrus  uses  the  spin  milled  Vokey  SM4  wedges  in  52,56,  and  60   degrees.  With   clean   traditional   designs,   Vokey  wedges   look   great   and  perform  great   as  well.   Solid   feel   and  high   spin   rates   are   some  of   the   feature  of   the  Vokey  wedges.    

As  Bob  Vokey  is  synonymous  with  wedges,  Scotty  Cameron  is  so  with  putter  designs.  On   the   greens,   Cyrus   uses   a   Scotty   Cameron   GoLo   at   35   inches.   It’s   matte   black  finish  provides  for  a  sleek  look  while   it’s  milled  face  provides  for  a  true  roll  off  the  putter  every  time.  Its  mallet  shape  has  a  fantastic  sound  which  increases  the  overall  feel  of  the  putter.    

 

 

 

 

Here is a complete list of what’s in Cyrus Janssen’s bag:

Driver:              Titleist  910D3    9.5  Degree  Diamana  Kai’  Li  X  Flex    3  Wood:        Titleist  910F  15  Degree  Diamana  Kai’  Li  X  Flex    Hybrid:            Titleist  910H  19  Degree  Fujikura  Speeder  904  X  Flex  Irons:                  Titleist  AP2  Project  X  6.0  Wedges:        Titleist  SM4  Spin  Milled  52,  56,  60  Degree  Project  X  5.5    Putter:              Titleist  Scotty  Cameron  GoLo  S  35  Inches  Ball:                        Titleist  Pro  V1  

 

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    Golf:  A  game  of  34  rules  but  many  variables  

If  you  have  played  the  wrong  ball  through  the  green,  the  shot  you  have  just  hit  does  not  count  but  you  will  incur  2  penalty  strokes.  You  have  to  

go  back  and  play  the  correct  ball  (put  the  wrong  ball  back).  

 

 

By  Robbie  Sherwin  

GOLF  RULE  OF  THE  MONTH    

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Rule  15:  Playing  The  Wrong  Ball  

If  you  cannot  find  the  correct  ball,  you  have  to  return  to  the  place  where  you  last  played  the  correct  ball  from  and  drop  another  ball  with  1  additional  penalty  stroke  for  the  lost  ball  (you  can  tee  the  ball  up  if  the  shot  was  played  from  the  teeing  ground).  

If  you  finish  a  hole  and  tee  off  on  the  next  hole  before  rectifying  your  mistake,  you  will  be  disqualified.  

One  suggestion  I  would  make  would  be  to  add  additional  makings  to  your  golf  ball,  this  will  make  it  easier  identify  your  ball  and  make  it  less  

likely  for  you  to  hit  the  wrong  ball  the  next  time  you  are  playing.  

 

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SHESHAN  GOLF  LEARNING  CENTER    

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A  new  addition  to  the  family!  

It’s   been   an   exciting   summer   for   the   Sheshan  Golf   Learning   Center,   we   have   a   total   of   12  Sheshan   juniors   traveling   abroad   this   month  playing   golf   and   competing   in   a   variety   of  international   tournaments.   As   children   return  to   Shanghai   for   the   last   part   of   their   summer  vacation  why   not   enroll   your   child   into   a   fun  and   exciting   summer   golf   camp   before   they  head  back  to  school?  

To  be  continued…  

Jul  31st  -­‐  Aug  3rd                            Beginner  Summer  Camp  

Aug  7th  –  Aug  10th     Intermediate  Summer  Camp  

 

For  information  including  scheduling,  pricing,  and  general  questions,  please  contact  Sheshan  Head  Professional  Cyrus  Janssen  for  more  information.  

Email:  [email protected]  Cell:  13761217794  

 

Sheshan  Golf  Professionals  Cyrus  Janssen  and  Robbie  

Sherwin  are  conducting  (2)  

additional  summer  camps  this  season  on  the  following  dates:  

Sheshan  Junior  Summer  Camp  

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SHESHAN  GOLF  LEARNING  CENTER    Sheshan  Junior  Summer  Camp  -­‐  July  2012  

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ROUND  OF  THE  MONTH    

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Considered  the  premier  event  in  junior  golf,  the  Callaway  World  Junior  has  a   history   of   over   50   years   and   boosts  many   top   golfers   like   David   Toms,  Ernie  Els,  and  Tiger  Woods  as  past  champions.  This  year’s  Callaway  World  Junior  was  played  on  July  10th-­‐12th   in  San  Diego,  California.  We  would   like  to  congratulate  the  4  Sheshan  Junior  Members  who  represented  our  Junior  Elite  Team  and  participated  in  the  tournament:  

 

 

 

Yoko  Tai     Girls  7  &  8  Division            9th  Place  out  of  51  competitors  

Daphne  Chao        Girls  9  &  10  Division              13th  Place  out  of  70  competitors  

           Tina  Lu     Girls  9  &  10  Division              19th  Place  out  of  70  competitors  

Hiroshi  Tai      Boys  9  &  10  Division                    22nd  Place  out  of  115  competitors  

 

Callaway  World  Junior  Championship    Summer  is  the  peak  golf  season  for  the  junior  golfers  of  Sheshan.  

This  year  we  have  a  total  of  12  Sheshan  junior  members  traveling  abroad  to  compete  in  international  tournaments.  

 

Hiroshi  &  Yoko  Tai   Tina  Lu  &  Daphne  Chao  

 

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GOOD  TO  KNOW    

     Weekdays      

                                                                                   First  Tee  Time  –  06:12    

   Last  Tee  Time  –  15:40  –  17:00  (9-­‐Holes),    

                                   14:36  (18-­‐Holes)  

   

           Weekends/Holidays    

First  Tee  Time  –  06:12  –  08:04    

                                                               10:20  –  10:28  

                                                               12:44  –  14:36  

                   

Last  Tee  Time  –  16:44  –  17:16  (9-­‐Holes),    

                                 14:36  (18-­‐Holes)  

     

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AUGUST  TEE  TIMES    

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      SCHEDULE  OF  EVENTS  

 

Ø COURSE  CLOSURE    

CLOSES  on  Mondays  starting  June  25th  until  September  3rd    

(La  Toscana  Restaurant  and  Wine  &  Cigar  Bar  will  also  be  closed  when  course  closes  on  Mondays)  

CLOSES  from  10th  –  12th  September  for  annual  over  seeding    

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Ø DRIVING  RANGE      

OPENS  from  Weekdays:  06:30  Weekends:  06:15  

 CLOSES  half  an  hour  before  sunset