Singapore Island Country Club Sime Course offers a scenic and serene view of the MacRitchie Reservoir. It has prompted many descriptions such as “reminiscent of the Thames (UK) in the summer” and was also once described as being like an English park, “thoughtfully planted with many kinds of selected trees”.
Singapore Island Country Club Sime Course is named after John M Sime, who served as the president of the Royal Singapore Golf Club in 1923. The course has enjoyed recent improvements including a buggy track, which is 2.8 m wide and runs 6 km long. The Sime Course’s first nine plays away from the Bukit Location Clubhouse down to Lornie Road, while its second nine weaves in between the fairways of the Bukit Course.
There are some challenges though. At Hole 8, there is a double water crossing requiring an accurate drive onto a lakeside promontory, while the second nine features a number of blind uphill drives and banking dog-legs. Singapore Island Country Club Sime Course may be less challenging than the Bukit Course but no less difficult to finish!
Season: Front nine will be closed on Tuesdays from 6:30am to 12:00nn for maintenance; Back nine will be closed on Thursday from 6:30am to 12:00nn for maintenance
Policies
Metal spikes allowed:
No
Credit cards accepted:
N/A
Singles allowed:
Yes
Fivesomes allowed:
Yes
Dress Code:
Golf attire is required
Rentals/Services
Carts:
Yes
Pull-carts:
Yes
Clubs:
Yes
Pro shop available:
Yes
Caddies available:
Yes
Practice/Instruction
Driving range:
No
Pitching/chipping area:
No
Putting green:
No
Teaching pro:
No
Tee
Par
Length
Rating
Slope
Blue
72
5851
70,9
131
White
72
5518
69,1(M)/ 75,4 (W)
122 (M)/ 136 (W)
Red
72
4998
71,8
125
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