When the Moutai Singapore Open tees off at Singapore Island Country Club (SICC) from 6–9 November 2025, it marks the return of one of Asia’s most storied championships and a new chapter in Singapore’s golf story. The tournament, first held at SICC in 1961, returns to its roots, combining heritage with a world-class field and strong local representation.
This year’s event is co-sanctioned by the Singapore Golf Association and forms part of the Asian Tour’s elevated International Series, with a prize purse of US $2 million. For players aiming at the next tier, including the LIV Golf League, this competition offers more than immediate glory—it is a proven pathway to bigger opportunities.
For Singapore, it is a moment of pride and a chance to showcase the nation’s golfing talent and world-class facilities on home soil.
What’s new in 2025
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Venue return: The New Course (Millennium and Peirce) at SICC will host the event, reconnecting to the tournament’s origins with renewed excitement.
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Title sponsorship: Global luxury brand Kweichow Moutai has taken on title sponsorship, aligning the tournament’s long history with international prestige.
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Elite field: Alongside Asian Tour regulars, the entry list includes prominent players linked to the LIV Golf circuit, adding star power and global attention.
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Local representation: Eleven Singapore-based golfers, a mix of professionals and amateurs, will compete—one of the strongest local showings in years.
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Fan-first experiences: The event will include interactive experiences such as the “Beat the Pro” challenge and other community activities designed to make the game more engaging for spectators.
What to watch: key players and storylines
The Moutai Singapore Open 2025 promises an exciting mix of international stars, rising Asian talent, and homegrown contenders ready to make their mark. Sadom Kaewkanjana of Thailand, the 2022 Singapore Open champion, returns to defend his crown with confidence and precision—his short game and calm under pressure make him one to beat. He’ll face stiff competition from global names such as Paul Casey, Peter Uihlein, Harold Varner III, and Richard Bland, all bringing experience from both the Asian Tour and LIV Golf circuits.
Singapore’s local contingent adds extra pride and anticipation to the tournament. Eleven homegrown players—including Jazreel Tan, Joshua Ho, Gregory Foo, Nicklaus Chiam, and seasoned amateur James Leow—will take to the course, ready to test their mettle against the world’s best. Their presence signals the growing strength of Singapore’s golf development and the hunger to shine on home soil.
The stage itself—the New Course at Singapore Island Country Club (SICC)—presents a formidable challenge, combining tight fairways, strategic bunkering, and undulating greens that demand precision and course intelligence. Players who can balance patience with creativity will have the edge.
Finally, as part of the Asian Tour’s International Series, this event carries extra weight. Performances in Singapore will directly influence players’ rankings and open doors to higher-tier tournaments, including potential pathways into LIV Golf and other global championships. The stakes are high, the talent is deep, and all eyes will be on who can rise above the field and etch their name into Singapore’s golf history once again.
See you there!
With free public admission and exciting fan activations, spectators can get closer than ever to the action, from interactive experiences to the thrilling “Beat the Pro” challenge that brings fans right onto the course. Beyond the fairways, the tournament boosts Singapore’s profile as Asia’s next great golf and lifestyle destination, inviting visitors to explore top courses, vibrant dining, and leisure experiences across the city while soaking in the excitement of one of the region’s most prestigious sporting events.
The Moutai Singapore Open is more than a week of golf—it is a statement of Asia’s growing influence in the global game. By uniting heritage, elite competition, and local development, the tournament demonstrates that Asia is not just a contributor to global golf but a leader in its evolution.
For Singapore, it proves the nation’s ability to host world-class tournaments that nurture local talent while drawing global attention. For the Asian Tour, it underscores how the region’s flagship events are shaping the future of the sport.
From 6–9 November 2025, the Moutai Singapore Open will deliver high-stakes competition, rich tradition, and local pride—all on home turf. Golf fans, players, and brands alike can look forward to a world-class celebration of sport, culture, and ambition. See you there!
