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Tanah Merah Country Club
Singapore, Singapore
18 Holes · Par 72 · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Parkland
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About Tanah Merah Country Club
Tanah Merah Country Club's Tampines Course is an 18-hole, par 72 parkland layout and the course that leads the club. It measures 6,887 metres and plays over rolling ground with large greens and sculpted bunkering. Water hazards come into play, and the fairways are Zoysia matrella grass. There are multiple tee options.
- Christiaan Maas finished on 266, 22 under par, at the 2025 Eisenhower Trophy.
- The 2025 field was 36 teams, playing 72 holes with the two best scores counting.
- A driving range, putting green and chipping area give hosted golfers room to warm up before a round.
- The bunkers are sculpted, and the greens are large and multi-tiered.
History of Tanah Merah Country Club
The Tampines Course opened for play in 1988, with Max Wexler and Chris Pitman credited as its architects. Phil Jacobs Design redeveloped the layout in 2017, and it was officially reopened on February 23, 2019. The Tampines Course has a lease to the end of 2040, while the club's other layout, the Garden Course, has one to the end of 2035.
Playing Tanah Merah Country Club: tips
Private club — no published green fee. Caddies, golf carts and rental clubs are available once a round is arranged. The clubhouse has a bar and restaurant, and a teaching pro is on hand for lessons.
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Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Tanah Merah Country Club
Is the Tampines Course affected by Singapore's golf lease closures?
No. Its lease runs to the end of 2040. The Garden Course lease ends in 2035 and has not been renewed, and airport-related uses for the site are under study.
What major event has the Tampines Course hosted?
The 2025 Eisenhower Trophy. South Africa won on 547, eight shots clear of Australia, with England third.
Where is Tanah Merah Country Club?
On Singapore's east coast, in the Tanah Merah area that takes in parts of Bedok, Tampines and Changi, next to Changi Airport.