Sembawang Country Club is located near the Sembawang Airbase in Singapore. This 18-hole course is also known as the ‘Commando’ course due to the significant elevation changes and hilly terrain. Founded by British Marines stationed in Dieppe Barracks, this dog-leg heavy 18-hole course features rolling hills and an abundance of water hazards. The par five on the third hole is a mean tee with water hazards gracing the golfer on both sides. At Sembawang Country Club, the accurate golfer is rewarded.
Seletar Country Club’s 18-hole gem is a result of the great vision of its founding members and their emphasis on marrying the area’s natural terrain with a rustic country theme….
Singapore Island Country Club Island Course, weaving through old trees, is both hilly and picturesque. It is the shortest 18-hole golf course, where both nines start and finish with very…
Raffles Country Club Lake Course is one of two high-quality courses of Raffles Country Club. The course, provides a leisurely round for the more social golfer and weaves its way…
Singapore Island Country Club Sime Course offers a scenic and serene view of the MacRitchie Reservoir. It has prompted many descriptions such as “reminiscent of the Thames (UK) in the…
Changi Golf Club was created by the RAF Changi and ready to play in 1949. Changi Golf Club is a reminder of Singapore’s historical connection with WWII, as the course winds through…
Opened for play in 1988, the Tampines course has undergone a redevelopment in 2017 by Phil Jacobs Design. This 18-hole par 72 championship course was officially opened for play on…