Dear Players,
Front 9Please stay on high ground condition and avoid wet area especially rough. Please follow designated route provided when proceeding to next tee-box.
Back 9Please follow designated buggy track provided and avoid entering the fairway.Golfers are not allowed or refrain from pulling out the iron stakes or moving the ropes as this will alter the buggy lane.LOCAL RULEIf a golfer’s ball lands near the buggy lane ropes or iron stakes and the golfer’s play (swing) is interfered or obstructed, the golfer shall relocate their golf ball (free relief) within one club length, not nearer the green and proceed with play.Please drive safe and responsibly when using buggy.Thank You for your cooperation.PGC Committee.
Dear PGC members,Please be informed that the Panaga Golf Club has secured the services of a new Golf Professional to provide coaching and lessons to our members, both new and old. Welcome to Valerie Tan, our new Resident Golf Professional for the Panaga Golf Club. She is Bruneian and a touring golf professional with the LPGA, as well as a golf teaching instructor certified by the US Golf Teacher’s Federation.All new golfers joining Panaga Golf Club will now go through the normal route of assessment and basic lessons (for absolute beginners) by Valerie before being allowed on the golf course.Golf lesson packages will be available soon as Valerie starts her coaching lessons for our Panaga Golf Club golfers ranging from...
Dear PGC Members,On Saturday 5th December 2020, Panaga Golf Club received a near-miss incident report related to a crocodile attack near the pond adjacent to Green number 10. With this recent incident and numerous sighting of crocodiles in the ponds, all golfers are advised to exercise extra caution and be alert at all times when golfing at Panaga Golf Course especially around near the ponds.Brief report of the incident below :“At around 1030 hrs this morning, my second shot went to the left near by hole number 10 green. As I was searching my ball, I was attacked by giant crocodile. Luckily I managed to jump back and I was left unhurt.I was very lucky. Grateful if you could warn...
