Raffles Country Club, Palm Course
18 holes Par 72, 6,072 metres

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The venue of the Asian PGA Championship in 1997 and 1998, the Palm Course is often referred to as a 'thinking golfer's' course. A par 72, it measures 6,072 metres from the blue tees.
It offers undulating fairways, as well as strategic bunkers and water hazards. The emphasis here is on well placed drives which will be rewarded. On the other hand, playing wildly will be disastrous.
This, combined with lush, lavish greens, tranquil waterways and the panoramic surrounding landscape create a course that is as picturesque as it is challenging.
Overview
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Holes / Par / Yardage: | 18 holes Par 72, 6,072 metres |
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Closed on: | open everyday |
Max. golfers per group: | Weekday:0 / Weekend:0 |
Driving Range: | No |
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Additional Services
Golf Cart: | SGD 0 |
Golf Set: | SGD 0 |
Golf Shoes: | SGD 0 |
Golf Umbrella: | SGD 0 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Raffles Country Club, Palm Course located?
Raffles Country Club, Palm Course is located in Singapore.
Can visitors play Raffles Country Club, Palm Course?
Golfasian arranges confirmed tee times and green fees for visiting golfers at Raffles Country Club, Palm Course, either as a standalone round or as part of a Singapore golf package.
How much does it cost to play Raffles Country Club, Palm Course?
Green fees vary by season and day of the week.
What days is Raffles Country Club, Palm Course open?
Raffles Country Club, Palm Course is open every day of the week.
Designed by world-renowned golf designer Robert Trent Jones Jr
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Raffles Country Club, Palm Course Tee Time Booking
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The Palm Course is generally the course of choice amongst lower-handicapped players. It features a large number of challenging water hazards.