| Event | Course | Time | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12TH JULY | BEIJING CHATEAU LAFFITTE GOLF CLUB | 07:30 | STABLEFORD |
RESULTS

Orient Pearl – Sunday 5th July – Stableford
Another early start, another glorious day at Orient Pearl! The sun was certainly doing its best to test our resolve, but an early doors tee-off meant we got the best of the conditions before the heat truly cranked up. The course was looking a picture, the company was top drawer, and the Stableford scoring made for plenty of drama from first light to the final putt.
Division A, saw some seriously consistent golf at the sharp end. Top honours go to Asher Gillespie, who navigated the heat and the layout with equal composure to claim first place. Stuart Nunn continued his fine run of form to secure second, while Taylor Parkin bagged third and, in a rather splendid double whammy, also walked away with Lowest Gross honours for the day—cracking shooting, that man! Kenny Yap rounded out the top four with a steady performance that kept the leaders honest.
Over in Division B, the competition was equally fierce. Ping Chow took top billing with a round that had plenty of fireworks, while Shaly Dai continued her impressive form to grab second. Eric Leng held off the chasing pack for third, and Donna Tsang completed the quartet in fourth, ensuring the board had a lovely mix of familiar faces and emerging talent.
All in all, a thoroughly splendid Sunday—hot, yes, but utterly enjoyable from the first tee to the last handshake in the clubhouse. Plenty of fluids were consumed, and even more tall tales were swapped in the shade afterwards.
Next Up: CHATEAU LAFFITTE – Sunday 12th July
We’re off to the absolutely stunning Chateau Laffitte next Sunday, and if you’ve not played it before, you’re in for a real treat. The format will be Stableford, so dust off those scoring clubs and get your head in the game.
See you there!
HANDICAP GROUPS
A reminder that this season we have three groups who play off different tees – all Ladies play from Red tees, Men with handicaps of 18.1 and above play from White tees, and Men with handicaps of 18.0 and below play from Blue tees – if you’re unsure which group you’re in then just check with Rainbow before you tee-off.
A reminder that the BGC membership runs on a rolling 12-months basis – i.e. if you bring along a friend and they join the club now then their membership will run until March 2027.. Also once the season starts there’s no guest fee for those experiencing a BGC Sunday for the first time, so please bring your friends along!
FINALLY PLEASE NOTE THE REMINDER OF SOME LOCAL BGC RULES BELOW – little things like ready golf, no “gimmies”, lining up your own ball on the green and preferred lies only on the fairway are important for pace of play and keeping it a level playing field for everyone! Any questions then just ask Rainbow.
Thanks and hopefully see you on Sunday!
LOCAL RULES
It’s been great to see so many new faces at BGC this year, so below is a summary reminder of the BGC “local rules” – if you’re playing with someone who’s new to BGC then please take the time to help them learn, everyone will benefit! For the full list click here BGC RULES
- BGC Handicap Divisions – this season A division is for handicaps up to 18.0, B division is 18.1-36.0
- BGC Tees – A division play from blue tees and B & C division play from white tees – all Ladies play from red tees
- OB and Lost Balls – as well as hitting a provisional, at BGC for a 2 SHOT PENALTY you have an extra option to drop a ball in the fairway at the point of entry of OB, or the approximate position of the lost ball
- Preferred lies – BGC always play preferred lies on the FAIRWAY ONLY – you can place the ball in a better lie within one scorecard length of where the ball originally lay
- Max score – in stableford events once you have played too many shots to score a point on a hole then you should pick up your ball and mark an “X” on the card
- Marking balls on the green – caddies can mark your ball on the green, however they cannot line up your ball for you! If they do this then simply re-mark and replace your ball on the green
- Gimmies – there are no “gimmies” in BGC weekly events, every putt must be holed (matchplay events are the exception). If the putt is “unmissable” then just knock it in!
- Ready golf – at BGC you don’t have to play “in order” – even if it’s not your turn (or your “honour”) but it’s safe to play your shot, then go ahead!
- Help your partners learn – there are lots of new and inexperienced golfers who play BGC every week – if you see someone accidentally breaking the rules then please let them know – if they’ve already played then then give them an opportunity to re-hit the shot under the correct rule
Hopefully the above makes sense, more detail can be found on the Rules page – if you have any questions of concerns about any of the above then just ask Rainbow or any member of the committee.
For further information about the new season and help with making bookings at courses on non-BGC days then contact us:
- via our WeChat account (Beijing Golfer’s Club QR code below)
- or search WeChat ID 13811441543 (for Rainbow)
- by emailing golf@beijing-golfers-club.org
- or by contacting Club Administrator “Rainbow” on 138 1144 1543



