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Singapore is home to several premier golf courses that offer exceptional designs, world-class facilities, and scenic landscapes. Despite its small size, the city-state is a sought-after destination for golfers, with courses set in lush parkland, coastal views, and dramatic city skylines. The tropical climate ensures that golf can be enjoyed year-round, with well-maintained courses that cater to all skill levels. Whether you’re looking for a competitive round or a more relaxed experience, Singapore’s courses provide the perfect setting for golfers to enjoy a memorable game.

Among the top courses in Singapore is Sentosa Golf Club, home to the renowned Serapong and Tanjong courses. The Serapong course, consistently ranked as one of the best in Asia, is known for its challenging layout and stunning views of the South China Sea.

Tanah Merah Country Club, another premier location, offers the Garden and Tampines courses, both featuring strategic water hazards and picturesque surroundings. For a more exclusive experience, Singapore Island Country Club provides meticulously designed courses set amidst serene views, making it ideal for golfers seeking both challenge and tranquility. Lastly, Keppel Club offers a traditional yet challenging course with beautiful vistas of the Singapore skyline and marina.

Below is a list of some of the best golf courses in Singapore.

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Keppel Club

Historic Fairways in Central Singapore

18 holes par 72 (5940 yards)
by Ronald Fream, Chris Pitman and Phil Jacobs
since 1904
Central Singapore near MacRitchie Reservoir and Lornie Road corridor Approximately 20 km from Singapore Changi Airport

Keppel Club is one of Singapore’s oldest and most prestigious golf clubs, established in 1904 and renowned for its rich golfing heritage. The club’s Sime Course offers an 18-hole, par-72 layout set among lush greenery and undulating terrain near MacRitchie Reservoir. Golfers can expect a challenging yet enjoyable round with strategic bunkering, tree-lined fairways, elevation changes, and well-protected greens that reward precision and course management.

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Laguna National Golf & Country Club, Masters Course

Andy Dye design and Asian & European Tour host

18 holes par 72 (6,504 metres)
by Andy Dye, Dye Designs
since 1991
30 minutes drive from Singapore center

Laguna National's award-winning Master's Course has been ranked among the top courses in the world by Golf Digest International and Asian Golf Monthly, and has garnered a list of awards through the years. The Master's Course was designed by Andy Dye, renowned for developing some of the best golf courses in the world. The Master's Course has been the venue of international golf tournaments like the Caltex Masters and played by world-renowned golfers like Nick Faldo, Colin Montgomerie, and Ernie Els.

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Laguna National Golf & Country Club, World Classic Course

the most challenging course in Asia, resembles playing golf on the moon

18 holes par 72 (6,543 metres)
by Andy Dye, Dye Designs
since 2011
30 minutes drive from Singapore center

A masterpiece by Andy Dye, amalgamating 'the best holes in one course,' the Laguna National World Classic has been rated the most challenging course in Singapore, and possibly Asia, from the Championship Black Tees at 76.4 and slope of 162. The exciting terrain is carefully sculpted, built to provide both strategic and physical challenge to golfers.

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Orchid Country Club

challenging parkland course with nice facilities

27 holes par 70 (6,843 yards)
by Ong Teng Cheong
since 1993
26 km from Changi Airport

Located in the northern part of Singapore beside the tranquil Lower Seletar Reservoir, Orchid Country Club (OCC) is a top golfing destination that combines championship-standard golf with luxurious leisure facilities. Established in 1993, this prestigious country club offers a unique 27-hole layout across three beautifully designed 9-hole courses - Aranda, Vanda, and Dendro - created under the guidance of Singapore’s late former President, Ong Teng Cheong. Each course presents its own distinct character, blending scenic water views, strategic bunkering, and wide fairways, making it suitable for both beginners and seasoned golfers.

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Seletar Country Club

rural course in the north of Singapore

18 holes par 72 (6,364 metres)
by Chris Pitman, Golfplan
since 1991
25 minutes from Orchard Road

Located in northern Singapore, Seletar Country Club’s 18-hole layout plays over the area’s natural terrain with a rustic country theme. The Lower Seletar Reservoir in the same area adds to the natural feeling. Chris Pitman, the course architect, created a challenging playing experience.

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Sembawang Country Club

recently redesigned layout is 1st class

18 holes par 72 (5,846 metres)
by British Marines / Golfplan (Kevin Ramsey and David Dale)
since 1968
20 minutes' drive from Singapore

Following a recent $20 million make-over, the course at Sembawang Country Club stretched to just under 6500 yards, and the course maintained to the highest standard. The course is known locally as the Commando course due to the layout's significant elevation changes as to its original designers - 42 Commando Royal Marines (British Army). Together with the hilly terrain, golfers need to prepare for some narrow holes.

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Sentosa Golf Club, Serapong Course

79th best golf course in the world and home to the Singapore Open

18 holes par 72 (6,675 metres)
by Ronald Fream
since 1982
20 minutes drive from Singapore CBD

The Sentosa Golf Club, Serapong Course is a challenging par-72 and was awarded the 'Number 1 Championship Golf course in Asia' by Asian Golf Monthly in 2007 and 'Best Golf Course in Singapore' by Golf Digest in 2009. It ranks number 79 among the world’s best golf courses, one of the top five championship courses in Asia, and home of the Singapore Open. Designed by Ronald Fream, the Serapong Course opened in 1982 and measures 6,675 meters from the championship tees.

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Sentosa Golf Club, Tanjong Course

premium members course and Singapore home of the US LPGA

18 holes par 72 (6,218 metres)
by Max Wexler
since 1993
20 minutes drive from Singapore CBD

The Sentosa Golf Club, Tanjong Course’s set against the Singapore Straits with views of metropolitan Singapore from almost every hole make it unique among local tracks. Following a $35M redesign in 2016, the new Tanjong Course is now the premium layout at Sentosa. Favored by members and the Singapore home of the US LPGA, the Tanjong Course is one of Asia’s best-manicured layouts.

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Singapore Island Country Club

Singapore's largest private golf club

72 holes par 72/72/72/72 (6,623/6,041/5,945/5,868 metres)
by Graham Marsh
since 1891
15 minutes from Orchard Road

Singapore Island Country Club (SICC) boasts three courses - the Bukit, Island, and the 27-hole New Course (Millennium, Peirce, and Forest nines) - all of which strictly preserve the club's members and their guests. Visitors (local or overseas) cannot play on any of the courses unless introduced by a member. At SICC's Bukit location, the Bukit Course is played alongside the picturesque MacRitchie Reservoir.

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Tanah Merah Country Club, Garden Course

18 Holes of Scenic Excellence

18 holes par 71 (5,706 yards)
by Robert Trent Jones II
since 1984
15 km east of downtown Singapore

Nestled in the lush greenery of eastern Singapore, the Garden Course at Tanah Merah Country Club offers an exceptional 18-hole golfing experience suitable for players of all levels. Established in 1984 and redesigned by the renowned Robert Trent Jones II in 2019, this par-71 parkland course stretches 5,706 meters from the back tees. Golfers will enjoy strategically placed bunkers, gently undulating fairways, and water hazards that add both challenge and beauty to each hole.

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Tanah Merah Country Club, Tampines Course

championship course with excellent bunkering

18 holes par 72 (6,887 metres)
by Phil Jacobs
since 1988
15 km east of Singapore CBD

The Tampines Course at Tanah Merah Country Club is a premier 18-hole, par-72 layout designed to challenge and inspire golfers of all levels. Originally opened in 1988 and redeveloped by Phil Jacobs Design in 2017, the course officially reopened in 2019, featuring strategic bunkering, undulating fairways, and expansive greens. Set amidst lush landscapes and gentle hills, the Tampines Course combines visual beauty with technical precision, making it a favorite among local and visiting golfers seeking a championship-level experience.

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Warren Golf & Country Club

undulating fairways and greens, scenic and challenging design

18 holes par 71 (6,234 metres)
by Nelson & Haworth
since 1960
Northwest Singapore

The late Brigadier Derek Warren of the British 18th Signal Regiment founded Warren Golf & Country Club (formerly known as Warren Golf Club). The Singapore club started with a 4-hole golf course and quickly expanded to feature a 9-hole golf course together with a driving range when it officially opened at Folkestone Road in 1962. Over the years, the Club progressed and it now has an 18-hole championship golf course as well as an extensive range of social and recreational facilities.

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Keppel Club

Laguna National Golf & Country Club, Masters Course

Laguna National Golf & Country Club, World Classic Course

Orchid Country Club

Seletar Country Club

Sembawang Country Club

Sentosa Golf Club, Serapong Course

Sentosa Golf Club, Tanjong Course

Singapore Island Country Club

Tanah Merah Country Club, Garden Course

Tanah Merah Country Club, Tampines Course

Warren Golf & Country Club

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