The Deutsche Bank Singapore Open will return to Sentosa Golf Club’s Serapong course from 15–18 April 2027 as a co-sanctioned event between the DP World Tour and Asian Tour.
The announcement confirms Sentosa’s continued status as one of Asia’s leading championship venues. Earlier in 2026, the club hosted three major championships, including the Singapore Open, within an eight-week window. The course has long been recognised for its championship conditioning, Tournament Ready 365 (TR365) agronomy programme and industry-leading sustainability practices.
The Singapore Open first came to The Serapong on the Asian Tour in 2005, when Adam Scott claimed the first of his three titles there. Between 2009 and 2012 the event was co-sanctioned by the European Tour (now DP World Tour) and Asian Tour. After a four-year absence, the tournament returned to Sentosa in April 2026.
Deutsche Bank will serve as title sponsor, marking the bank’s return to top-level golf tournament sponsorship after previous involvement with events on both the PGA TOUR and DP World Tour.
The co-sanctioned status forms part of a broader tripartite partnership announced last month between the DP World Tour, Asian Tour and PGA TOUR. The agreement is designed to expand commercial and playing opportunities and to create pathways for leading Asian Tour members into the DP World Tour from the 2027 season onwards. Select tournaments will be co-sanctioned by the DP World Tour and Asian Tour beginning in 2027.
Andy Johnston, General Manager and Director of Agronomy at Sentosa Golf Club, said: “It is hugely gratifying that the hard work everyone from the team here puts in to create such an iconic venue results in such a significant event as the Deutsche Bank Singapore Open returning to Sentosa, with the backing of some incredible partners. We are so excited to be partnering with the DP World Tour and Asian Tour to run an amazing event, and we are also hugely grateful that a sponsor of Deutsche Bank’s reputation will bring even greater standing to the event.”
Guy Kinnings, CEO of the DP World Tour, said: “The return of the Deutsche Bank Singapore Open to our schedule is an important milestone in our new tripartite partnership with the Asian Tour and the PGA TOUR. Deutsche Bank’s investment as Title Partner will provide the foundation to grow this historic national Open, enhance the experience on and off the course, and maximise the economic impact of the event for many years to come.”
Cho Minn Thant, Commissioner & CEO of the Asian Tour, said: “Sentosa Golf Club and the Singapore Open are inextricably linked. They have enjoyed working together on Singapore’s flagship event for 15 memorable years, while the Asian Tour is headquartered on Sentosa Island. We were thrilled to welcome the event back onto the schedule in 2025 after a two-year hiatus, delighted to see it return to Sentosa this year, and we eagerly anticipate it being elevated to a joint-sanctioned event next season with the DP World Tour. Partnering with Deutsche Bank will also give even greater prominence to what is one of the high points of the golfing year in Asia.”
