Tampines Course

Tampines Course is an 18-hole par 72 championship golf course that originally opened in 1988 and underwent a comprehensive redevelopment by Phil Jacobs Design, reopening on February 23, 2019. The course stretches 6,687 meters from the back tees with multiple yardage options accommodating different skill levels.

The layout features beautiful rolling hills and large greens set across varying terrain, creating a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all abilities. The design incorporates strategic water hazards, including lakes and canals that come into play on several holes, along with strategically placed bunkers that reward accurate shot-making.

Key characteristics include elevation changes throughout the routing, with several blind or partially obscured shots requiring careful club selection. Notable holes include the par-5 10th, which plays downhill from elevated tees with a lake guarding the entire left side, and the dogleg par-4 13th around water. The course features varied green complexes with pronounced contours and multiple flag positions, offering distinct challenges depending on conditions and pin placement. Strategic bunkering, tree-lined fairways, and cross bunkers create risk-reward opportunities across the layout.