SENTOSA GOLF CLUB (The Serapong)
Sentosa Island, Singapore
PAR
71
YARDAGE
7,406
6,777 meters
The Serapong at Sentosa Golf Club was nominated for the World’s Best Golf Course in 2026 and was awarded the World’s Best Golf Course in 2023 by the World Golf Awards
In Golf Digest’s 2022-23 rankings, The Serapong received its highest ranking of 55th among Golf Digest’s World’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses
The course is consistently ranked as the best golf course in Singapore and Southeast Asia
The Serapong opened in 1982 and underwent a major renovation in 2006 and then another large renovation in 2020
Sentosa is hosting LIV Golf Singapore for the fourth consecutive season, with Talor Gooch (2023), Brooks Koepka (2024) and Joaquin Niemann winning the first three individual titles
RangeGoats GC (2023), Ripper GC (2024) and Fireballs GC won the first three team trophies
Sentosa hosted the Singapore Open from 2005 to 2022, and LIV Golf members Ian Poulter (Majesticks Golf Club) and Sergio Garcia (Fireballs GC) are past champions
Sentosa has also hosted eight British Open qualifiers
The stretch of holes from hole Nos. 3-7 is known as the Dragon’s Tail. The 495-yard third is the longest par 4 on the course
The signature hole is the 486-yard par-4 fifth, situated in the belly of the Dragon and offering views of the Singapore skyline
The 444-yard par-4 sixth includes a large rock formation known as the Dragon’s Tooth, as well as a false front known as the Dragon’s Tongue
The 450-yard par-4 13th has consistently ranked as the most difficult hole, while the easiest hole is the 563-yard par-5 18th
The 495 yard par-4 third was the sixth hardest par 4 and seventh hardest hole overall on LIV Golf last season, averaging 4.38 across the tournament
The field stroke average for LIV Golf Singapore in each of the last two years is 69.59
