Sentosa Golf Club occupies the eastern end of Sentosa, the resort island off Singapore’s southern shore, and its two courses look out over one of the busiest harbours in the world. The Serapong is the home of the Singapore Open, and the rebuilt Tanjong hosts the HSBC Women’s World Championship, the LPGA Tour’s Singapore event. It is a private members’ club, but it does publish visitor fees and a visitor booking form, so a handicapped golfer can play here without a member, mainly on weekdays. Expect premium prices and strict handicap rules.
Sentosa Golf Club green fees and tee times.
Visitors apply using the club’s visitor booking form or by email to sgc_golf@sentosagolf.com. Under the club bye-laws, every visitor needs a valid handicap and approval from the General Manager before playing, and the club may ask you to show your ability at the driving range. The published limit is an official handicap index below 36.6 for men and 40.4 for women. The fee grid allows up to seven guests on weekdays but only one at weekends and on holidays, so plan on a weekday round. Advance payment is forfeited for cancellations within 72 hours of a weekday booking, or within seven days of a weekend or holiday one. Followers are not allowed on the course.
INDICATIVE GREEN FEE · CHECKED NOVEMBER 2026From S$420
Official visitor green fee, weekdays, either course, before GST; buggy S$40 per person extra (before GST). Weekend and holiday rate S$550 with very limited slots.
Visitor, weekday (Serapong or Tanjong)
S$420 + GST
Visitor, weekend/holiday
S$550 + GST
Buggy, per person
S$40 + GST
Prices change by season and booking route, so confirm the current rate with the operator. Official rates ↗
The courses at Sentosa Golf Club.
The Serapong
Ronald Fream’s par 72 opened in 1982 and was overhauled in 2007 with new bunker complexes and faster, more demanding greens. It stretches to about 6,675 metres. Large stone-lined lakes, fairway mounding and views of the harbour and downtown Singapore define it. The 393-metre par-four 15th, stroke index one, curves with the harbour on the left, so the drive has to favour the right.
The Tanjong
The older of the two, rebuilt from scratch between November 2015 and early 2017 under the club’s general manager and agronomist Andrew Johnston, with Matt Swanson. No hole or lake sits where it did before. Zoysia fairways, TifEagle greens and paspalum tees replaced the old cow grass, and the HSBC Women’s World Championship moved here from the Serapong.
The round, in perspective.
The club gives you a choice of two quite different courses, priced the same for visitors. Golfasian describes the Serapong as buggy-only, and the club charges every visitor a buggy fee on top of the green fee.
Know before you go.
Handicap
Official index below 36.6 (men) and 40.4 (women); General Manager’s approval required
Buggy
S$40 per person plus GST; under-14s may not drive without special dispensation
Weekend access
Only one guest slot per booking at weekends and on holidays
Cancellation
Deposit forfeited within 72 hours (weekdays) or 7 days (weekends and holidays)
Followers
Not permitted on the course
Make the trip work.
Apply early, because visitor slots depend on member demand and the General Manager has to approve each one. Have your handicap certificate and issuing club details ready for the form. Add GST and the buggy to the green fee when you budget: a weekday round comes to more than S$500. If you only have one round, the Serapong is the course with the tournament history and the harbour holes.
Sentosa is joined to the main island by a causeway, with the club at the island’s eastern end. It is about 20 minutes by car from the central business district and roughly 30 km from Changi Airport, typically 30 minutes or so by taxi outside rush hour. Golfasian notes the club is closed on Mondays, so plan around that.
Sentosa has many resort hotels, from the Capella and the Sofitel Singapore Sentosa to the larger Resorts World Sentosa complex. Staying on the island keeps the morning drive to a few minutes. Alternatively, base yourself in the city around Marina Bay or Tanjong Pagar, which is less than half an hour away.
Make a trip of it.
Orchid Country Club in Yishun offers a lower-cost visitor round and the island’s only night golf. Ferries from Tanah Merah reach Batam and Bintan, where Batam Island Country Club and Laguna Golf Bintan cost a fraction of Singapore fees. Off the course, Sentosa has beaches, the Fort Siloso military museum and Universal Studios.
Find your season.
Golf is possible all year. December and January are the wettest months with the north-east monsoon, and February is often the driest. Inter-monsoon spells in April–May and October–November bring frequent afternoon thunderstorms, and play is stopped during lightning warnings, so morning tee times are the safer choice.
Yes, with conditions. You need an official handicap index below 36.6 for men or 40.4 for women and the General Manager’s approval. Apply with the visitor booking form or by email. Weekday rounds are far easier to secure than weekends.
How much are green fees at Sentosa Golf Club?
The published visitor rate is S$420 per person on weekdays and S$550 at weekends and on holidays, the same for both courses, before GST. A buggy costs another S$40 per person plus GST.
Which Sentosa course hosts the Singapore Open?
The Serapong, designed by Ronald Fream and opened in 1982. It was revamped in 2007 and is known for its harbour views and stone-walled lakes.
Last checked 11 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
