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Sentosa's Serapong course fulfills Donald Ross' pithy edict: "Make each hole present a different problem. So arrange it that every stroke must be made with full concentration and attention necessary to good golf."

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The New Tanjong may be slightly overshadowed by its sibling but there’s still no denying the quality of a layout that was completely redesigned by Andrew Johnston and Matt Swanson in 2016.

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The courses at Tanah Merah – the name means “Red Earth” – were built on reclaimed land in the early 1980s by designer Max Wexler and both layouts have been substantially altered down the years.

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Despite being adjacent to the very busy Changi Airport, the Garden Course at Tanah Merah Country Club has the air of a large tropical garden with its palms, bougainvilleas and tropical hardwoods.

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A beautiful parkland course laid out beside the MacRitchie Reservoir, the Bukit course has held many Singapore Opens (starting in 1962)...

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Despite some efforts to build in some Scottish mounding, the Masters Course at Laguna National Golf & Country Club is a thoroughly modern, American style course.

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Andy Dye (in collaboration with Pete and Perry) set out the original 18-hole Masters layout at Laguna National Golf & Country Club and he would return again to construct the World Classic course over a three-year period, prior to its opening in 2010.

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The Island course is the shortest 18-hole course at the Singapore Island Country Club measuring a little less than 6,000 metres from the back tees.

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First laid out by Chris Pitman in 1994, the 18-hole course at Seletar Country Club was revisited and renovated by the architect less than a decade later when he created a championship test extending to just over 7,000 yards.

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The fairways of the Orchid Country Club are laid out beside the Sungei Seletar Reservoir, arranged in three returning loops that are named after orchids.