Organisers of the SMBC Singapore Open announced today that the next edition of the tournament will take place in January 2022. The US$1 million event, jointly sanctioned by the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour Organisation, has been traditionally held each January on the Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club. “While it is truly a shame that the tournament won’t …
Former Singapore Open winners Kyi Hla Han and Zaw Moe have led the chorus of approval for the newly-renovated Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club. Han, a former Asian Tour number one and winner of the Singapore Open in 1994, and Moe – the 1997 Singapore Open champion – were invited by the club to play the course during its …
The Drive for ARC Charity Golf is swinging back to the calendar for another round of golf for a good cause this year! Hosted by Shangri-la’s Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa, the Drive for ARC Charity will continue to be held at the prestigious Sentosa Golf Club (The New Tanjong) on the 21st December 2020.
Sentosa Golf Club has marked its most recent award of ‘World’s Best Eco-Friendly Golf Facility’ by premiering a new environmental documentary film to raise awareness of the importance of climate change in golf. The documentary forms part of the club’s GAME ON campaign, which has received backing from The R&A following its launch at the SMBC Singapore Open earlier this …
Sergio Garcia, the 2018 SMBC Singapore Open Champion, produced a stunning closing birdie to win his first PGA Tour event in three years. Garcia came to Sentosa in January 2018 as the reigning Masters champion, which marked his last victory on the PGA Tour until this weekend.
The Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore is set to make history by becoming the world’s first golf club to join the United Nation’s Sports for Climate Action Initiative. The prestigious golf venue, set on Sentosa Island alongside a diverse array of unique leisure experiences, is already highly regarded for its approach to environmental sustainability, and takes this significant step following …
In his maiden visit to Singapore for the SMBC Singapore Open, American Matt Kuchar not only drew the crowds to the Sentosa Golf Club but also gave everyone a lesson on mental fortitude, as this review on the Asian Tour website shows. With a commanding four-shot lead before stepping up to the 587 yard par-five seventh hole, Kuchar would have …
Iron-willed Matt Kuchar fought back from a triple bogey and held off a strong charge from former world number one Justin Rose down the stretch to win the SMBC Singapore Open on Sunday. Kuchar, the world number 24, regrouped after his travails at the par-five seventh and staged a grandstand finish with birdies at the 16th and 18th to card …
The top four finishers at the 2020 SMBC Singapore Open – Joohyung Kim of South Korea, Poom Saksansin of Thailand, Canada’s Richard T. Lee and Ryosuke Kinoshita of Japan – have secured qualification for The Open 2020. Kim, 17, shot 71 for fourth place, Lee finished fifth after a 72 and Poom carded three birdies in the last four holes …
Defending champion Jazz Janewattananond of Thailand was full of praise for 2020 SMBC Singapore Open winner Matt Kuchar after just coming up short at Sentosa Golf Club on Sunday. “Matt was amazing you know, after that eight (at the seventh hole) he still recovered and won with class,” said world number 38 Jazz, who finished third after closing with a …
