Nation Before Fame & Fortune

By N. Thanabalan: In the early years of post-independence, it was passion that drove sports, not the lure of fame or fortune. In the late 60s...

My Pass Out of Poverty

By Stanley Gabrielle: My poor mother! When all the gratitude owed by the sons of Adam to their mothers are added up in this world, it...

Lightning Experience

By Qadeer Ahmad: Golf courses are marked with a number of hazards and sometimes while playing you might land into some. But there is one hazard, I...

Let’s Be Humble

By Tracy Yong: Like any child of a famous, or somewhat famous parent, my three sisters and I always thought of my dad as just that –...

A Man Called Ciku

By Cheah Hong Chong: IT was one man’s generosity that saw me achieve my Thomas Cup badminton dream. If it was not for Moe Chin Kiat, I...

Behind The Iron Curtain!

By Sylvia Ng: I’ve never shaken so many hands in my life! We shook hands from the time we stepped off the plane, and all the...

Not To Worry

By Nazamuddin Yusof: Turning pro was the easy part. Making a life out of golf in the early years was more difficult than I had ever...

Dicing with Danger

By Johnson Fernandez: It was a little past 1.0am when my wife called. “Are you on your way home?” she asked. “Yes, I am back,” I...

Looking Big In A Mini

By William Mei: At 16 in 1960 I was sent for boarding at an English Public School. Not Eton or Harrow, but the idea is the...

My Childhood Dream

By Sonny Soh: Winning the Malaysian Motorcycle GP was my childhood dream since I started riding motorcycle at the age of 14. In 1976 I was...