Changi Golf Club

Changi Golf Club is a 9-hole course located on the historic Changi Air Base in Singapore, with roots dating back to 1949 when RAF personnel first established the layout. The course winds through undulating terrain filled with historical remnants of British military presence, including barracks, gun emplacements, and air-raid bunkers, creating a unique setting that connects players to Singapore's WWII heritage.

The course is characterized as tight and challenging, featuring several distinctive elements. Notably, the 8th hole's fairway was once listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the world's narrowest—though it has since been widened. The 6th hole presents an unusual design where golfers must borrow the adjacent 5th fairway to complete their approach shot up a hill slope to the green.

Since the RAF's departure in 1971 and the club's subsequent privatization, Changi has undergone regular upgrades to both its course and facilities. The clubhouse overlooks Changi Beach with panoramic views of the sea and Pulau Ubin. The club remains one of Singapore's few locations retaining an idyllic, undeveloped environment while offering comprehensive facilities including dining, lounges, and function spaces.