In & Around NSRCC
What Makes our
Sky Range so Different?
• This would be the first elevated driving range
in Southeast Asia. • Collection of golf balls are not done in the
conventional way, but by gravity to the gutters.
• The main structure of the building has been
constructed with steel. This is in order to
achieve productivity and efficiency such as a
short construction period in prefabrication and
design efficiency. • Balls will be conveyed to the gutters which are
further transported by water to the collection
bin at the main building.
• The structure of the range is supported by a
deep foundation system with 4-bored pile for
each individual high mast. Each high mast has
lightning conductors secured and physically
detached to the bay building, to ensure that
the driving range is safe for use even during
inclement weather.
• The golf balls within the main building are
conveyed upward towards the dispensing
machines via a pneumatic system. This means
it would be more reliable and quiet in this
process.
• Despite the side netting raised high, additional
top netting has been provided to ensure the
safety of nearby human and vehicular traffic.
• To allow maximum height for ball flight, high
masts and top netting have been built to the
maximum limit imposed by CAAS. • The Club is providing use of the launch monitor
system at all 42-bays, with no additional cost
to our members and guests.
• The first tier of practice bays have been raised
to 9.5m high to provide clearance for any fire
engine access. This would also allow for the
first segment of netting dipping down further,
in order to open up space at the end of the
range. • The rooftop café is the highest point at its
southern site, with unrestricted views to the
northern boundary of Singapore.
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