12 Golf Courses In Singapore Including Country Clubs & Driving Ranges

Golf courses & golf driving ranges in Singapore

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The thought of playing golf may scream “atas sport” to many because of its fancy equipment and country club memberships. But, even for those who’ve only had experience playing a casual game of mini golf or at the golf driving range, it can still be pretty accessible thanks to public golf courses in Singapore with on-site equipment rental.

Alternatively, check out golf simulators for a realistic and budget-friendly golf driving range experience in Singapore.

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What equipment do I need at golf courses in Singapore?

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While many of the golf courses and driving ranges in Singapore on this list provide equipment rental, those who are ready to commit to the hobby should consider getting a set of basic golf equipment to save on rental fees.

Here are a few of the basic equipment you need to get started:

• Gloves: to keep a firm grip on the club and to protect your hands from blisters.
• Shoes: you’ll need cleated shoes that don’t damage the turf, but provide traction so that you can keep good form when swinging.

• Bag: to store your golf equipment.

• Golf balls: this should be pretty self-explanatory. You can also rent these at golf courses if you’re concerned about losing them.

• Tees: this is what you put your golf ball on. They look like large wooden or plastic nails and are often painted bright colours.
• Clubs: what goes into a beginner golf set can vary, but they often consist of around 7 clubs, including a putter, a pitching wedge, a sand wedge, a driver, a 5-iron, a 7-iron and a 9-iron.

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What to wear at golf courses and driving ranges in Singapore?

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For men, a classic collared polo tee and khaki-style trousers or shorts will suffice. If you opt for shorts, make sure the length sits just above your knee.

As for women, short-sleeved and sleeveless collared tops are commonly available. You can pair these with similar khaki-style shorts, or, alternatively, go with a chic golf skort for a more feminine look. There are also golf dresses if you don’t like the hassle of coordinating.

With the hot and sunny weather in Singapore, you might also want to consider getting a cap or visor to provide some shade for your eyes on the green.

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Price overview of golf courses and driving ranges in Singapore

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Where to play golf in Singapore?

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From beginner-friendly courses to resorts with scenic views, here are the best places to play golf in Singapore.

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1. Orchid Country Club

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Wide range of facilities

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If you’d like to include golf as part of your weekend jaunt, consider Orchid Country Club, located in Yishun. That way, you can plan activities like a staycation in the 4-star Orchid Golf & Resort Hotel, or take a dip in their Olympic-sized swimming pool after a game or 2. Other facilities include the Little Skool-House preschool for kids while you’re out golfing.

Image credit: Orchid Country Club 

In golf, a handicap is a measure of your golfing potential so that players of different levels can compete. For those playing here, non-members will need to pay $10.90 to undergo a quick handicap certification before starting the game. The Certification to Play will be valid for a month from the test date.

Equipment rental: No
Price: $250.70/visitor (18-holes on weekdays) | $359.70/visitor (18-holes on weekends and PH)

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2. Mandai Executive Golf Course

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Best beginner-friendly public golf course in Singapore

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For golf newbies, Mandai Executive Golf Course is the place for you to go. It’s a public golf course in Singapore that offers a good variety of par 3 and par 4 holes, which are quite beginner-friendly.

If you’re just starting out on learning golf jargon, a par is the expectation of the number of strokes a golfer needs to finish their putt. Simply put, par 3 holes should only take 3 strokes to sink the ball into the hole.

Image credits: Golfscape 

The place has a driving range available to grind swinging techniques, as well as Chip & Putt – a type of mini golf in which the distances between holes are shorter than a normal game of golf. There’s also a driving range from $3.70/40 balls.

Equipment rental: $35/set with a $50 deposit
Price: $38/pax (9-holes on weekdays) | $55/pax (9-holes on weekends and PH)

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3. Laguna National Golf & Country Club

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Attached to a resort

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If you’ve ever wondered why the word ‘Laguna’ was in Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore, that’s because it’s within the same grounds as Laguna National Golf & Country Club. It’s a convenient setup for golfers looking to spend a weekend golfing without travelling back and forth from home.

You can tee off with your kakis in 1 of their 2 18-hole championship golf courses at your own convenience. Non-Easties can also rejoice since it’s just a mere 15-minute ride away from Jewel Changi, so you can finally have an excuse to drop by after all that shopping and dining.

Equipment rental: No, but you can shop for equipment at The Shop at Laguna National.

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4. Changi Golf Club

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Sea views in the East

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Image credit: Lew Cf via Google Maps

For Easties looking for a challenging golf fix, Changi Golf Club should be on your list. You’ll have to conquer a 9-hole hilly course on undulating ground, which really puts your swings and putts to the test despite being a shorter course.

Located right next to the sea, this 9-hole golf club is a peaceful and scenic place for you to soak your troubles away with a couple of rounds of golf.

Equipment rental: No, but there is a pro-shop available.
Price: $65/visitor (9-holes on weekdays) | $100/visitor (9-holes on weekdays)

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5. Singapore Island Country Club

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Multiple courses

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Bukit Course, The Singapore Island Country Club.
Image credit: Emily Chung via Google Maps

The largest and most established golf country club in SG, Singapore Island Country Club boasts multiple courses you can choose from. Its most popular one, the Bukit Course, is an 18-hole championship course that has hosted various international events, along with a driving range for you to touch up on your skills.

Alternatively, you can go for the Island Course, a hilly and picturesque 18-hole golf course that also has a 2-tier driving range and 66 practice bays.

Price: $36,000/1-year membership

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6. Sentosa Golf Club

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Scenic golf course with food available

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Image credit: SMBC Singapore Open 

Sentosa Golf Club is quite a big deal among golfing circles. It’s won international golf awards and hosted tournaments like the HSBC Women’s World Championships. The club offers 2 courses to choose from: The Serapong and The Tanjong. You’ll be treated to stunning water views surrounded by trees, which makes this place an oasis from the bustling CBD area.

And yes, you can get food here, with the likes of Golfers’ Terrace serving an array of cuisine, from local and Western to Japanese and Korean. There’s also Sushi Kondo, a fine dining restaurant serving fresh sushi and seasonal food during certain months.

Equipment rental: Yes, you can rent golf sets at $100 and shoes at $30/pair.
Price: $420/visitor (weekdays) | $550/visitor (weekends and PH)

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7. National Service Resort & Country Club

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Golf course in Singapore for NSmen only

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If you’re an NSman or a family member of one, the golf courses at National Service Resort & Country Club (NSRCC) are a good option, as memberships here are exclusive to NSmen only.

They have 2 courses available – the main one is located in Changi, next to their big bungalow chalets and other facilities, so you can play during a staycay. However, you can also visit the course at Kranji if it’s more convenient for a quick round of golf.

Equipment rental: No, but you can visit the pro-shop for equipment and accessories.
Price: $123.17/visitor (9-holes on weekdays) | $164.59/visitor (9-holes on weekends and PH)

View the full list of NSRCC golfing prices.

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8. Sembawang Country Club

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Golf course for the Northies

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Image credit: Golfscape 

Only a 10-minute drive from Khatib MRT Station, Sembawang Country Club is a convenient spot for Northies to swing by to golf. If you’re up for a challenge or looking to go pro, head here to level up your skills. It’s built for more experienced golfers with its narrow fairways, multiple water hazards, and bunkers.

They also have a driving range and SingaGolf Academy – an indoor golf simulator with statistical data to monitor and improve your handicaps.

Equipment rental: No, but they have a TGL Store for golf gear and apparel.
Price: $177.67/visitor (18-holes on weekdays) | $232.17/visitor (18-holes on weekends)

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9. Seletar Country Club

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Peaceful countryside vibes

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Image credit: Golf Course Architecture 

Seletar Country Club overlooks the lower Seletar Reservoir and the Johor Straits, so expect to be whisked off to an idyllic countryside scene with its lush green landscape and man-made waterfalls around you.

They’ve also got a range of sports facilities available, from a bowling alley to a basketball court, and you can definitely dine in after at one of their 7 restaurants.

Equipment rental: No
Price: $207.10/visitor (18-holes on Mon & Tue) | $261.60/visitor (18-holes on Wed-Fri) | $373.87/visitor (18-holes on weekends and PH)

View the full list of Seletar Country Club prices.

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10. Bukit Batok Golf Centre Driving Range

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Public golf driving range in Singapore with large bays for guests

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Image credit: @dmikezhan via Instagram

Though a little ulu, Bukit Batok Golf Range is worth visiting due to its smaller crowds and larger bays with anti-slip mats that help you focus solely on your shots. The range is designed with undulating streams and palm trees, so you don’t have to practise your swings just looking at a wide stretch of green.

The place here also offers a small bistro and beer garden if you want a drink with your friends after practice. Sadly, this public golf driving range in Singapore is set to be demolished by December 2026, so give it a visit before it’s too late.

Equipment rental: Yes, the club rental starts at $5.
Price: From $5.8/100 balls

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11. Punggol Golf Driving Range

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Golf driving range tucked away in North East Singapore

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Image credit: Luciana Rezel via Google Maps

If you’re a beginner who only has an interest in golf but doesn’t own the equipment, the affordable 2-tiered Punggol Golf Driving Range has got you covered. This golf driving range in Singapore offers equipment rental – perfect for those starting out.

Besides that, those living in the North-East area would really dig this convenient heartland location if they’re down for a low-cost and quick practice sesh.

Equipment rental: Yes, it’s $5/club with a $20 deposit.
Price: From $8.72/100 balls

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12. Keppel Club

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Bunkers for novices & experienced golfers

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You’ve probably heard of Keppel Club if you’re an avid golfer – it’s Singapore’s oldest golf club that’s been open since 1904. The place hosts a 2-tiered driving range with 52 bays, so you can practise your swings first before heading into their 18-hole golf course.

Image credit: Keppel Bay

Its longstanding popularity is all thanks to the challenging course, featuring plenty of bunkers and steep terrains that make it difficult to judge where your ball might land after a swing. Be sure to look out for their par 5 holes, which are some of the most challenging ones you’ll find in Singapore.

Equipment rental: No, but you can head to their pro shop for golf equipment and accessories.
Price: $126.44/visitor (9-hole on weekdays) | $182.03/visitor (9-hole on weekends and public holidays) | $199.47/visitor (18-hole on weekdays) | $341.17/visitor (18-hole on weekends and public holidays)

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Bonus: Kulnari Mystery Golf

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Murder mystery-themed mini golf & bar

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Image credit: @vincentlandrito via Instagram

For those who prefer a more quirky version of golf, Kulnari Mystery Golf is the place to go. You’re not only golfing at this 1920s-themed, 18-hole golf course, but you’ve got a murder mystery to solve along the way.

Image credit: Kulnari Mystery Golf 

Once you’ve reached the 9th hole, you can expect a cool in-house bar too. Take a seat here as you indulge in light bites while enjoying a wide range of drinks – there’s fruit juices, cocktails, and of course, alcohol too.

Buy tickets to Kulnari Mystery Golf.

Admission: From $29/child, $35/adult

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(Closed) Champions Public Golf Course

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Image credits: GolfPass 

Nestled in the heart of Bukit Timah, Champions Public Golf Course offers both 9-hole and 18-hole options. These are complemented by a sheltered 66-bay driving range, which is where you can practise your swings no matter rain or shine.

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(Closed) Marina Bay Golf Course

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It’s no secret that most country clubs have special rates for members, but Marina Bay Golf Course is the only public 18-hole course, meaning you don’t have to fork out extra to play here. You can also golf against a chio backdrop of the Singapore skyline and Marina Bay up till 10pm – perfect for an after-work R&R golfing sesh for CBD workers.

Image credits: Marina Bay Golf Course 

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Visit golf courses & golf driving ranges in Singapore

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With this list of golf courses and driving ranges in Singapore to visit, you’ll definitely find a range you’ll love – whether you prefer scenic views, convenience, or one based on your skill level. So, even if you’re not the best at golf, have a swing at one of these golf courses.

For other sport-related activities, check out:

• Basketball courts in Singapore
• Futsal courts in Singapore
• Badminton courts in Singapore

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Cover image adapted from: Marina Bay Golf Course, mapio.net
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Article originally published on 10th March 2021. Last updated by Nathan Koh on the 4th December 2025.