Sembawang Country Club was founded by British Marines in 1967 and one year later, the Prime Minister opened an official nine-hole golf course. In 1977, the full 18-hole golf course was opened by Dr Goh Keng Swee and developments have been ongoing ever since, with a new golf course, inaugurated in 2013 and brand new facilities to match.

The front nine holes are a good test but things really begin to pick up during the back nine. The undulating nature of the terrain increases and the 11th and 12th holes are perhaps the pick of the whole round. The 11th is a par-4 and features a large pond on the left of the fairway, stretching up to the front-left of the green. The 12th hole is also a par-4 but starts with a tee shot over a pond, followed by an uphill second shot to the green, protected by a bunker at the front-right. The 16th hole is also worthy of a mention, as it’s a testing par-5, with a blind fairway off the tee and water situated to the front-right of the green.

Extract from golf club website.