Keppel Club
Green Fees & Tee Times

The opening hole is very typical of he challenges you will face with its rolling fairway and the well-protected two-tier green.  A very challenging dogleg par- 4 follows and the dogleg gets more pronounced the further back you go.  Your approach is to an elevated fairway to the green 20 metres below with a pond protecting the left side. The 4th is a medium length par-3 with a pond running alongside the raised tee boxes.  The large green is protected by bunkers both sides and slopes form back to front. The 5^th is a short par-5 which is reachable in two with a strong drive. The 6^th is a very attractive par-3 with a carry over water to a long shallow green with water in front and bunkers to the left side. The short par-4, 7^th slopes upwards from the tee and then levels off – the well-protected and sloping greens tends to kick balls towards the service road.  The severely sloping fairway on the 8^th hole means your tee shot will stop dead and you need to get in the right position for your approach to the elevated green. The 9th hole runs beside a small creek and the landing area is protected on both sides by water – a huge bunker protects the green with the Keppel Straits in the distance.

An intimidating start to the back nine as you have a forced carry of some 160 metres off the tee – from here the fairway slopes upwards to the elevated green protected by a bunker along the right hand side.  The 11^th is a downhill dogleg par-4 with a pond protecting the green.  The par-3, 12^th runs beside the pond with water running in front of the green making an intimidating target from the elevated tee boxes. The 13^th is a tough but attractive uphill par-4 with a valley shaped fairway climbing up towards the green.  The 14^th plays straight downhill with a water hazard protecting the left side of the fairway and in front of the severely sloping green.  The 15^th is a great par-5 as you tee off into the valley and then the fairway turns slightly left up to the green with a very attractive.  The problem on the 17^th is trying to find a flat lie for your approach as the fairway is covered in mounds and hollows.  A challenging finish which demands a straight drive or you are in big trouble – it also needs to be quite long to get a good view of the green.

The club offers very comprehensive practice facilities an one of the best equipped and manned driving ranges in Singapore.