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	<title>Comments on: Tiara Melaka GCC</title>
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		<title>By: DKT</title>
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		<dc:creator>DKT</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Jul 2009 09:18:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Tiara is short???

Played at tiara few times, more often than not 36 holes, just to make sure it worth the trip.

Try the black tee where few holes you need to carry about 190 to 210 to cross water or raven. I do agree the service is not up to GC standard, but the course is one the best in Malaysia.

To &#039;enjoy&#039; playing there, you must try the black tee, I will make want to come back and conquer it</description>
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<p>Played at tiara few times, more often than not 36 holes, just to make sure it worth the trip.</p>
<p>Try the black tee where few holes you need to carry about 190 to 210 to cross water or raven. I do agree the service is not up to GC standard, but the course is one the best in Malaysia.</p>
<p>To &#8216;enjoy&#8217; playing there, you must try the black tee, I will make want to come back and conquer it</p>
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		<title>By: InSoMNiaC</title>
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		<dc:creator>InSoMNiaC</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 11 Feb 2009 04:26:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Had the pleasure of playing Tiara Melaka over the long weekend and nothing much has changed since your review. Staffs are lazy and incompetent as usual, at the bag drop off and buggy area. Noone bothered get up off their lazy arses to help us our bags out of the car AND onto the buggys. Definitely a ZERO for service. Judging from their service or lack of, we decided against getting a caddie whom probably would sleep while hanging off the back our buggy.

Fortunately, things got better as we headed out to the course. Had the pleasure of playing with a nice Japanese gentleman (there were only 2 of us) whom was a regular at Tiara, so he knew the exact layout and distance of each hole. The chap gave us tips on where we should be aiming our shots and short of cleaning our balls and carrying our clubs, he was the best damn &quot;caddie&quot; I have come across in Malaysia!

Must say the fairways conditions aren&#039;t as good as it can be as it was soggy and even water logged in some spots. Could be from the fact their sprinklers weren&#039;t disengaged fully and water were still trickling out of it. Greens were better compared to the fairways.

Green fees were $135pp visitor inclusive of buggy fees twin share but overall a fun course to play. Watch out for the OB&#039;s and monkeys that will steal anything left out in the open....happy golfing!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Had the pleasure of playing Tiara Melaka over the long weekend and nothing much has changed since your review. Staffs are lazy and incompetent as usual, at the bag drop off and buggy area. Noone bothered get up off their lazy arses to help us our bags out of the car AND onto the buggys. Definitely a ZERO for service. Judging from their service or lack of, we decided against getting a caddie whom probably would sleep while hanging off the back our buggy.</p>
<p>Fortunately, things got better as we headed out to the course. Had the pleasure of playing with a nice Japanese gentleman (there were only 2 of us) whom was a regular at Tiara, so he knew the exact layout and distance of each hole. The chap gave us tips on where we should be aiming our shots and short of cleaning our balls and carrying our clubs, he was the best damn &#8220;caddie&#8221; I have come across in Malaysia!</p>
<p>Must say the fairways conditions aren&#8217;t as good as it can be as it was soggy and even water logged in some spots. Could be from the fact their sprinklers weren&#8217;t disengaged fully and water were still trickling out of it. Greens were better compared to the fairways.</p>
<p>Green fees were $135pp visitor inclusive of buggy fees twin share but overall a fun course to play. Watch out for the OB&#8217;s and monkeys that will steal anything left out in the open&#8230;.happy golfing!!</p>
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