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The Serapong is Sentosa Golf Club's tournament course on Sentosa Island. It opened in 1982 from an original design by Ronald Fream on reclaimed coastal ground. The site had previously been mangrove terrain, with large quantities of sand used in creating the golf property.
Gene Bates led a major redesign in 2007, adding length and revising greens and bunkering, and Andrew Johnston subsequently directed another substantial renovation completed in 2020. Sentosa's 2026 visitor material lists the current course at par 72 and 6,765 metres. The Serapong has hosted the Singapore Open since 2005 and LIV Golf Singapore since 2023.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,765m (7,398 yards). Designed by Ronald Fream, the course originally opened in 1982. It is open to members and their guests. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Practice Facilities, Putting Green, Pro Shop, Golfers' Terrace, Golf Instruction, Full Membership, Corporate Membership, and 4 more.
The Serapong emerged during Sentosa's transformation from former military land into a recreation and tourism destination. Ronald Fream routed the course on reclaimed coastal ground and it opened in 1982.
Fream used the water's edge and tidal landscape extensively, with the coastal sequence historically associated with the course's identity. Later work altered green complexes, bunkering and championship length while preserving the routing's relationship with the harbour.
Gene Bates undertook a major redesign in 2007. Andrew Johnston, who later became the club's Director of Agronomy, directed another substantial renovation completed in 2020.
The course has appeared in Golf Digest international rankings and has accumulated a substantial professional-tournament record.
The Serapong remains Sentosa Golf Club's principal tournament course and continues to host international professional golf.
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| Fee Type | Price |
|---|---|
| / PAX | SGD 40 – SGD 550 |
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