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.

The Bukit Location

Situated alongside the picturesque MacRitchie Reservoir, this location features two premier layouts sharing a single clubhouse:

• The Bukit Course: Regarded as SICC’s crown jewel and top tournament venue, this legendary track winds through more than 3,000 mature hardwoods. Rated among Singapore's top three courses, it has hosted prestigious international events including the 1969 World Cup, the 1993 Johnnie Walker Classic, and 28 Singapore Opens.

• The Sime Course: Ranking among the island's top ten courses and offering serene, reservoir views, this historic layout transitioned to a public-access course in 2025 to support the local golfing community.

The Island Location

Located four kilometers away within the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, this site features three highly natural, jungle-lined layouts sharing a separate clubhouse along the Lower Peirce Reservoir:

• The Island Course: The shortest 18-hole track on the property, featuring a tight, hilly, and highly picturesque layout defined by testing short par-4s cutting through mature timber.

• The New Course (27-Hole Layout): Redesigned by Graham Marsh in 2021, this facility features three interchangeable 9-hole loops: Millennium, Peirce, and Reservoir. It boasts advanced monsoon-ready drainage and premium turfing, utilizing Primo Zoysia greens and Zeon Zoysia fairways.

  • The Millennium & Peirce Nines: Offer a balanced mix of rolling terrain, creek crossings, and spectacular reservoir views.

  • The Forest Nine: Delivers a distinct, secluded jungle environment filled with high-stakes risk-and-reward holes.

Playing Conditions

The Experience: While the natural, carved terrain frequently presents players with challenging, uneven fairway lies, the club features an eco-friendly network of bridges and boardwalks that ensure a tranquil transition between holes.