BARCLAYS SINGAPORE OPEN RELATED STORIES Barclays Singapore Open home page Barclays Singapore Open Preview Six to watch this week Round 1: Mickelson in the hunt despite wayward driving Round 2: Liang on cut line waits to know his fate Round 2: Cabrera powers into the lead with 63 Round 3: Amateur Quek is leading local hope Round 3: Cabrera opens up four shot lead Round 4: Cabrera outduels Vijay to win by one Final Scores & Prize Money About the Sentosa Serapong course Choi looks to the gallery to sharpen his game Scott has a shot at historic hat trick Chapchai to play with Mickelson and Scott Final trio qualify after six-way playoff Boulet will call the shots, not hit them Mardan aiming for his "major" title Mickelson brings new swing to Singapore Teenager, veterans & amateur among qualifiers Zhang looking for second Singapore success Liang looks to putting tip for Singapore success Galaxy of Asian stars for Singapore Open Record numbers for Singapore Open qualifying Prom aiming at Singapore top three finish Liang is confident of victory in Singapore Open O'Hern and Schwartzel for Singapore Open Japanese duo earn Singapore Open berths British Master Westwood to play Singapore Open Charles Howell III joins Singapore Open field KJ Choi joins Singapore Open field Mickelson to tee up at Singapore Open Angel Cabrera to play Singapore Open Singapore Open introduces regional qualifying 2006 Barclays Singapore Open home page Full details of Sentosa Golf Club ASIAN GOLF TODAY TOP STORIES Hsu makes it two for Taipei Chawalit is 21st $1m man Kapur has European top 20 finish Midea gets $500,000 purse Fujita wins in wet & windy Beijing R&A supports juniors in China Mission Hills to host AP Summit GOLF TODAY TOP STORIES Clarke pushing for Ryder Cup Duval still trying to get back on form Ochoa aims to push Sorenstam USGA adds another sponsor Sorenstam to retire at the end of 2008 Garcia back in the World Top 10

About the Sentosa Serapong Course

The Sentosa Golf Club hosted its first major international golf tournament in 2005 when it staged the star-studded Singapore Open. The club’s Ronald Fream-designed Serapong Course was used for the tournament and received rave reviews for being both challenging and visually inspiring.

Opened in 1982, Singapore’s harbour provides a dramatic backdrop for this testing course; the fairways are lined with dense jungle and the large, well-contoured greens are dotted with formidable water hazards and large, strategically placed bunkers.

The Serapong Course will once again be used for this year’s Barclays Singapore Open. The course was revamped in early 2007 where an additional 120 yards were added to the golf course while new bunkers and greens were also reshaped.

Sentosa is located 15 minutes from the Central Business District.

A full range of facilities is offered at the club which include buggy cars, experienced caddies, putting greens, a well replicated driving range, fully serviced men’s and ladies’ locker rooms, pro shop, Chinese, Italian and Japanese restaurants, Golfers’ Terrace, bar and lounge, reading room and private rooms. The club is the perfect choice for busy executives and discerning golfers alike and an outstanding venue for what is Asia’s richest national Open.

Recent Champions:
2006: Adam Scot (Aus)
2005: Adam Scott (Aus)
2002 - 2004: Event not played
2001: Thaworn Wiratchant (Tha)
2000: Jyoti Randhawa (Ind)
1999: Kenny Druce (Aus)
1998: Shaun Micheel (USA)
1997: Zaw Moe (Myn)
1996: John Kernohan (USA)
1995: Steve Conran (USA)
1994: Kyi Hla Han (Myn)

Low rounds:
65 (-6): Andrew Buckle (Aus) and Adam Scott (Aus), 2005 Singapore Open
Note: preferred lie ruling in force

Card of the course:

Hole	Par	Yards

1	4	429
2	3	168
3	4	480
4	5	569
5	4	474
6	4	389
7	5	587
8	3	215
9	4	452
Out	36	3763

10	4	405
11	4	412
12	4	490
13	4	458
14	3	201
15	4	430
16	4	407
17	3	185
18	5	568
In	35	3556

Total	71	7319
			

October 28, 2007