Saturday Morning Golf (SMoG): Friendly Competition and an International Blast

Are you interested in playing golf? Would you like to play regularly with a group that plays seriously but has a lot of fun at the same time? Did you know that a group of expat gentlemen known as “SMoG” have been playing golf most Saturdays since the year 2000? We believe we are the longest continually running Saturday morning expat golf group in Jakarta. We are proud of our history and we want new members!
Contact me below and come join us to enjoy regularly organized competitions, a USGA approved handicap management system, live on-course leaderboards, strict golf rule enforcement, and make great new friends and network. Weekly golf registration is by simple WhatsApp message to the SMoG Captain, Robert Watt.
You can also join our members and family annual May trip to the Bali Masters at the newly refurbished Bali Golf and Country Club.
Here’s what some of our long serving members have to say about their experience :
George Stretton: “I have been a member since 2002 and SMoG is a friendly but competitive Saturday morning group of golfers of all standards”
John Slack: “I joined in 2001 and I love starting my round on Saturday in the cool air with a beautiful sunrise. It’s the best possible start to the weekend.”
John Slack: “I joined in 2001 and I love starting my round on Saturday in the cool air with a beautiful sunrise.
Alistair Speirs: “ I have been playing for three years and enjoy it every week. The great thing is that we welcome players of all standards , and the game is over by lunchtime so the weekend is still intact .”
We play most weekends and we want you to come and try. WhatsApp or email me to register your interest
Tom Soulsby
SMoG President 2018
WA 0812-106-5956
smogpresident@gmail.com
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