Laguna National's award-winning Masters Courses has been ranked among the top courses in the world by Golf Digest International and Asian Golf Monthly, and have garnered a list of awards through the years.
The Masters Courses is designed by Andy Dye, renowned for designing some of the best golf courses in the world.
A masterpiece by Andy Dye, amalgamating "the best holes in one course", the Laguna National World Classic has been rated the most difficult course in Singapore, and possibly Asia, from the Championship Black Tees at 76.4 and slope of 162.
Following a recent $20 million make-over, the course at Sembawang Country Club stretches to just under 6500 yards, and is maintained in excellent condition. The course is known locally as the Commando course, due to the layout's significant elevation changes as to its original designers - 42 Commando Royal Marines (British Army).
Designed by world-renowned golf course designer Ronald Fream, The Serapong Course was opened in 1982 and measures 6,493 metres from the championship tee. A challenging par-72, it is one of the top five championship courses in Asia and home of the prestigious Barclays Singapore Open.
Opened in 1972, The Tanjong Course was originally designed by Frank Pennick. In 1993, with an investment of S$40 million, the course was remodelled and a spectacular new clubhouse was built.
Warren Golf & Country Club (formerly known as Warren Golf Club) was founded by the late Brigadier Derek Warren of the British 18th Signal Regiment. The Club started with a 4-hole golf course and quickly expanded to feature a 9-hole golf course together with a driving range when it officially opened at Folkestone Road in 1962.