SICC Bukit - Singapore's 100 Year Old Golf Course | Shot-By-Shot
🏌️♂️ SICC Bukit Course | Celebrating a Century of Golf Excellence! 🌳
Join me for a full round at the Bukit Course, one of Singapore’s most historic and challenging golf courses! Designed by legendary golf course architect James Braid in 1922, this Par 71 course is celebrating its 101st anniversary this year. 
Nestled alongside the scenic MacRitchie Reservoir, the Bukit Course is renowned for its tree-lined fairways, strategic dogleg holes, and fast greens. Braid, a five-time British Open Champion, is credited with popularizing the dogleg design, adding strategic depth to courses. Interestingly, he designed the Bukit Course using topographical maps, as he preferred not to travel overseas. 
Course Details:
• Par: 72
• Length:
• Blue Tees: 6,077 meters
• White Tees: 5,751 meters
• Red Tees: 5,265 meters
• Grass Types:
• Tee-boxes: Zoysia
• Fairways: Cow
• Greens: Serangoon
Over the years, the Bukit Course has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments, including the 1969 World Cup, the 1993 Johnnie Walker Classic, and multiple editions of the Singapore Open. 
📍 Course: Bukit Course, The Singapore Island Country Club (Singapore)
⛳ Par: 72 | Length: 6,077m (Blue Tees)
🌱 Grass:
• Tee-boxes: Zoysia
• Fairways: Cow
• Greens: Serangoon
▶️ Watch as I navigate this historic course hole by hole, sharing strategies, highlights, and insights into its unique design. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more golf adventures!
Video Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:16 - Hole 1
1:20 - Hole 2
2:14 - Hole 3
3:05 - Hole 4
4:14 - Hole 5
4:52 - Hole 6
5:33 - Hole 7
6:30 - Hole 8
7:24 - Hole 9
8:16 - Hole 10
8:56 - Hole 11
9:50 - Hole 12
10:32 - Hole 13
11:30 - Hole 14
12:00 - Hole 15
12:51 - Hole 16
13:42 - Hole 17
14:12 - Hole 18
14:55 - Conclusion
