Sentosa Golf Club New Tanjong Course

One of the leading features of the Sentosa Golf Club Tanjong Course are the large bunkers which are bigger than those seen on many other golf courses in Singapore and Asia. This is evident on the 1st hole of the round which is a par-4 that plays to 363 metres. The tee shot must clear a stream before landing on the narrow fairway but the most testing aspect of the first home is the approach shot to the green. The putting surface is protected on the left by a huge bunker complex which is shared with the 10th green.

The first par-3 of the round is played on the 4th hole and this is where you will find one of the best panoramic views of Singapore. However, concentration is key as the green on the 158 metre hole has significant bunkering to the front and left and there is no bailout area.

The 5th hole is the first par-5 and also the first hole of the round which features a significant amount of water. There is a long Lake on the left side of the hole which stretches from the tee to the green. Players who are feeling confident can attempt to reach the green in two but this often leads to a shot which cuts across the water.

However, there is no doubting the most spectacular hold on the Sentosa Golf Club Tanjong Course and that's the 6th hole. This hole boasts a 20-metre high waterfall which is located next to the tee area and can be seen from many other holes on the course.

If you are still in doubt regarding Sentosa Golf Club Tanjong Course, the fact it has been chosen to host the 2020 HSBC Women's World Championship should quickly put you at rest. In addition to the superb golf course, you can enjoy Japanese fine dining at the Sushi Kondo Restaurant plus the golf academy is available if you wish to fine tune your game.