The
FCC has yet to acquire its own golf course, so we are
obliged to travel to our games. In years gone by this
could be rather inconvenient and expensive but the establishment
of Hong Kong's magnificent public golf course at Kau Sai
Chau in Sai Kung has made travel relatively painless and
golf relatively (by Hong Kong standards) inexpensive.
The
society now plays there quite regularly and often returns
by junk to spectacular views of the sun setting over Hong
Kong island. We still continue to travel further afield
and in a year we will play three or four of the major
China courses, as well private clubs in Hong Kong and
Macau.
Each spring we go to Guam where we play with representatives
of the Guam media and tourism industry over a three-day
tournament - sponsored by Continental Airlines, Pacific
Daily News and the Guam Visitors Bureau. In the autumn
we go to Thailand for the Bangkok Overseas Challenge Trophy.
The
FCC has yet to acquire its own golf course, so we are
obliged to travel to our games. In years gone by this
could be rather inconvenient and expensive but the establishment
of Hong Kong's magnificent public golf course at Kau Sai
Chau in Sai Kung has made travel relatively painless and
golf relatively (by Hong Kong standards) inexpensive.