SMBC Singapore Open champion Song Younghan of Korea has confirmed he will defend his title early next year at Sentosa Golf Club. The US$1 million tournament, jointly sanctioned by the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour Organisation (JGTO), will be played from January 19 to 22 on Sentosa’s famed Serapong Course. Song defeated American superstar Jordan Spieth by one shot …
Golf equipment maker TaylorMade will showcase their exciting new product range, including the latest high-performance drivers, at next year’s SMBC Singapore Open having come on board as the tournament’s Official Equipment Supporter for a second straight year. The well-established and highly valued brand plan a series of promotions and product launches to underscore their support for the marque event on …
The SMBC Singapore Open has been given a major boost with news that the prestigious tournament will be part of The Open Qualifying Series for 2017. The leading two non-exempt players, who finish in the top ten and ties at next January’s event will secure their place in the field at The 146th Open at Royal Birkdale from 16 to …
SMBC Singapore Open champion Song Younghan of Korea is hitting the right notes again just months away from the defence of his title. Song came close to winning his second tournament on the Japan Tour before being pipped by veteran Yuta Ikeda in a marathon playoff on Monday. Ikeda drew level with Song on a total of 14 under 270 …
The fourth golf clinic of this year’s SMBC Singapore Open Junior Golf Series took place on September 4 and was another resounding success with 88 attendees. Held at Jurong Country Club the junior golfers faced a series of skills challenges aimed at further sharpening their games. The challenges were: nearest the line, nearest the pin, fairway chipping, greenside chipping, putting, …
Fan favorite Adam Scott will make his much awaited return to the SMBC Singapore Open next year and bid to lift the trophy for a fourth time. The US$1 million tournament will be played from January 19 to 22 on the Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club – where the Australian claimed the tournament a record three times in 2005, …
Spanish golfing great Sergio Garcia has confirmed he will compete in next year’s SMBC Singapore Open at Sentosa Golf Club, organisers revealed today. Garcia, an 11-time winner on the European Tour and nine on the US PGA Tour, will be making his first appearance in Singapore’s national Open – to be played on Sentosa’s Serapong Course from January 19 to …
Thailand’s Sadom Kaewkanjana is the most recent winner of the Singapore Open. He was triumphant when it was last played in January of 2022, just after play resumed on the Asian Tour following a two-year break due to the global pandemic. He fired a composed bogey-free 69 on the Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club to finish on 13 under …
Next year’s edition of the SMBC Singapore Open will be played from January 19 to 22 and it will once again be the opening event on the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour Organisation (JGTO). The US$1 million jointly sanctioned tournament, won by Korean Younghan Song at the start of this year, will be played on the Serapong Course at …
