Sentosa Golf Club

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In 1989 Sentosa Golf Club played host to the Dunhill Cup World Qualifier. It is located on the Island of Sentosa, a tourist and leisure spot, and is accessible from Singapore by bus, ferry or cable car. Members of the golf club can now drive there directly. There are two 18-hole golf courses namely the Serapong course and the Tanjong Course. The professionals that played here ranked the Serapong as one of the most difficult courses in Asia. Playing here is like getting away from the hustle and bustle of a busy and vibrant city. No traffic noise and yet the dramatic looming Singapore skyline though breath taking keeps you in check that reality is just minutes away. The Serapong course is more challenging than the Tanjong. However both courses are opened to the sea breezes, providing additional challenge to the golfers. Walk in visitors during the weekends and public holidays will find the green fees very steep. This is to discourage visitors during weekends and to cater to their members. It is best to call up to check before getting there.

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The Tanjong Course
The Tanjong Course, designed by Frank Pennick opened in 1972. In 1993, S$40 million was spent to remodel the course and build the new Clubhouse. Golf Course Designer, Max Wexier, and Course Architect, Chris Pitman, took advantage of the diverse landscape when redesigning this challenging course. Designed for championship play from the Blue Tees (over 6,240 meters) this is a par-72 course. The Tanjong course is challenging with spectacular holes that have gullies and many water hazards to negotiate. A round at the Tanjong Course is a beautiful nature walk through a tropical oasis with many flowers, palm trees, lotus-blossom ponds and odd iguana or other exotic animals. Many of the holes offer breadthtaking panoramas of the South China Sea.

The Serapong Course
Opened in 1982, the Serapong Course was designed by the Ronald Fream Design Group with the Singapore Harbour providing a dramatic backdrop for this challenging course. The Serapong Course is par-72 and measures 6,493 meters from the championship tees. The Course was the venue for the World Qualifying Round of the Dunhill Cup in 1988. The fairways are lined with dense jungle and the large, well contoured greens are dotted with formidable water hazards and large, strategically placed bunkers. Once the site of an old mangrove swamp, relics of bygone days before the golf course existed can be seen in the form of old military fortifications.

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The Club is conveniently located only 15 minutes from Singapore's Central Business District and Orchard Road. It is only a 5 minutes' drive over the Sentosa Bridge to the Clubhouse from mainland Singapore. The car entry permit @S$10 to the Club can be purchased at the check-point.

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