Masterfully designed by the renowned architect Max Wexler and opened in 1992, the Plantation Course at Tanjong Puteri Golf Resort is an award-winning 18-hole championship masterpiece. Stretching 7,052 yards within a historic 800-acre residential resort, this layout is carved out of an original oil palm plantation. It has been voted among the Top 5 Golf Courses in Malaysia and the Best Golf Course in Johor by Golf Malaysia Magazine. Featuring rolling dales, large mature fruit trees, and pristine Bermuda Tifdwarf greens, it offers a beautiful but punishing test. Located just 30 minutes from Johor Bahru and the Singapore Causeway, it delivers an exceptional, tournament-tested nature getaway for premium international golf travelers.

Conveniently situated on Singapore’s scenic eastern coast—just 15 km from downtown and minutes from Changi Airport—Tanah Merah Country Club is one of the region's elite golf destinations. Highly ideal for stay-and-play travelers, tournament play, and professional instruction, the club offers a comprehensive lifestyle experience backed by modern clubhouses, locker rooms, well-stocked pro shops, diverse dining options, and full caddie and golf cart services.

The historic Singapore Island Country Club (SICC) operates across two premium locations, though play on most of its courses is strictly reserved for members and their introduced guests. The property is deeply intertwined with Singapore's natural heritage, featuring fairways framed by ancient heritage trees that serve as vital wildlife corridors for monkeys, boars, and tropical birds.

Sentosa Golf Club stands as the absolute pinnacle of championship golf in Singapore and ranks among the elite golf destinations in Asia. Seamlessly blending spectacular views of metropolitan Singapore, the bustling harbor, and the South China Sea, the club features two world-renowned layouts supported by mandatory golf carts, advanced caddie bookings, and a sprawling, luxurious clubhouse equipped with multiple premium dining establishments.

Following a major $20 million transformation, the championship course at Sembawang Country Club stretches to just under 6,500 yards and is meticulously maintained to elite standards. Affectionately known by locals as the "Commando Course," the layout pays homage to its original designers—the British Army's 42 Commando Royal Marines—and is famous for its extreme elevation changes.

Tucked away in northern Singapore alongside the Lower Seletar Reservoir, Seletar Country Club features an 18-hole championship layout designed around the area's natural, rolling terrain. Crafted by architect Chris Pitman and meticulously updated over the years—including major renovations in 2004—the course delivers a highly manicured playing experience with a charmingly rustic country theme.