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DP World Tour: The Deutsche Bank Singapore Open

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Deutsche Bank is proud Title Partner of the Deutsche Bank Singapore Open, taking place at the Sentosa Golf Club from 15-18 April, 2027.

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In September 2026, Deutsche Bank became Title Partner of the Singapore Open, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter for one of Asia’s most established golf tournaments.


Returning to the DP World Tour schedule in 2027 and co-sanctioned with the Asian Tour, the Deutsche Bank Singapore Open will bring leading players from around the world together for an outstanding showcase of elite golf.

 

The tournament will take place in April 2027 on the renowned Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club. It will be part of the DP World Tour’s Asian Swing – the third of five Global Swings in the first phase of the 2027 Race to Dubai.

 

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A partnership with global reach

 

Golf continues to grow rapidly across Asia, now the world’s largest participation market outside the US. Singapore provides a natural stage for this partnership: an international financial centre and a gateway connecting businesses, markets and people across regions.

 

As the European bank of choice with a strong presence in Asia, Deutsche Bank connects clients to opportunities across Europe and around the world. Our partnership with the DP World Tour reflects this shared international outlook and our commitment to creating meaningful connections and memorable experiences.

 

About the Singapore Open

 

The Singapore Open is one of the region’s most prestigious national Opens. First played in 1961, the list of past winners includes four major champions.

 

While traditionally part of the Asian Tour schedule, the event was previously co-sanctioned with the DP World Tour between 2009 and 2012 and will return to both Tours' schedules as a co-sanctioned tournament from 2027. Defending champion Jeongwoo Ham of South Korea captured his maiden Asian Tour title at last year's tournament, a victory that also secured him a place in The Open Championship in 2026.

 

This is not the first time that Deutsche Bank has partnered with golf’s global Tour. Deutsche Bank was previously the Title Partner of the Deutsche Bank Players' Championship of Europe from 1995 to 2007.

 

The DP World Tour is the main men’s professional golf tour of the European Tour group. As golf’s global tour, it showcases global talent in global destinations and uses its platform to build, entertain and connect its global community.
 

FAQs

  • The Deutsche Bank Singapore Open is a professional men's golf tournament and one of Asia's most prestigious national Opens. From 2027, Deutsche Bank is the Title Partner of the event, which is co-sanctioned by the DP World Tour and the Asian Tour. The tournament will take place at Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore from 15 to 18 April 2027.

  • The Deutsche Bank Singapore Open 2027 will be held from 15 to 18 April 2027 at Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore. The tournament will be played on the acclaimed Serapong Course as part of the DP World Tour's Asian Swing.

  • Deutsche Bank became Title Partner of the Singapore Open in September 2026. The partnership reflects the bank's strong presence in Asia and its commitment to connecting clients, businesses and markets globally. It also aligns with the international reach of the DP World Tour and the tournament's long-standing prestige in the region.

  • Yes. The Deutsche Bank Singapore Open will return to the DP World Tour schedule in 2027 and will be co-sanctioned with the Asian Tour. The tournament forms part of the DP World Tour's Asian Swing and contributes to the Race to Dubai rankings.

  • First played in 1961, the Singapore Open is one of Asia's longest-running and most respected golf tournaments. The championship has been won by several major champions and was previously co-sanctioned by the DP World Tour between 2009 and 2012. It will return as a co-sanctioned DP World Tour and Asian Tour event in 2027.

  • The DP World Tour Asian Swing is one of the Global Swings that make up the opening phase of the Race to Dubai season. In 2027, the Deutsche Bank Singapore Open will form part of the Asian Swing, bringing together leading players from around the world to compete in Singapore.

  • The Deutsche Bank Singapore Open attracts leading professional golfers from the DP World Tour, the Asian Tour and international golf circuits. The tournament has a history of featuring major champions, rising stars and some of the world's top-ranked players.

The Deutsche Bank Singapore Open

The Deutsche Bank Singapore Open will be played on the Serapong Course at the Sentosa Golf Club from 15-18 April, 2027.

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