Best Golf Courses in Singapore
3 ranked courses in Singapore
Singapore has three clubs in this guide, and each is represented by one course from a larger club. Sentosa Golf Club's Tanjong Course sits on Sentosa Island above the Singapore Strait, with the city skyline in view. Frank Pennink laid out the original, it was remodelled in 1993, and Andrew Johnston and Matt Swanson redesigned it in 2016. It has hosted the Singapore Open on both the Asian Tour and the DP World Tour, and visitors can book tee times online. Singapore Island Country Club's Bukit Course opened in 1924 beside MacRitchie Reservoir, and more than 3,000 mature trees now line its holes. Its tournament record takes in the 1969 World Cup, 28 Singapore Opens between 1962 and 1995, the Rolex Masters from 1973 to 1998, the 1993 Johnnie Walker Classic and the 2001 Caltex Singapore Masters. Its land lease runs to the end of 2030, and the site is earmarked for a public golf course after that. Tanah Merah Country Club's Tampines Course opened in 1988 to a Max Wexler and Chris Pitman design, was redeveloped by Phil Jacobs Design and reopened on February 23, 2019. It measures 6,887 metres over Zoysia matrella fairways, holds a lease to the end of 2040, and hosted the 2025 Eisenhower Trophy, which South Africa won on 547, eight shots clear of Australia.
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Top 3 Best Golf Courses in Singapore
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About Golf Courses in Singapore
Sentosa is the round a visitor can book directly, reached by the Sentosa Express from HarbourFront or by car over the Sentosa Gateway, with hotels across the island. Bukit on Sime Road beside MacRitchie Reservoir and Tampines on the east coast next to Changi Airport are private, so both need a member to host the round.
- Ranked courses
- 3
- Course styles
- parkland 2 · coastal 1
- Access
- private 2 · resort 1
- Opened
- 1924–1993
- Playable without membership
- 1 of 3