Singapore Open Tips

Since turning pro and joining the LIV circuit, Surratt has shown remarkable poise for his age. His scoring average is consistently low, and he has demonstrated an ability to compete with major champions week in and week out. His game doesn't seem to have many weaknesses, making him a safe bet for a consistent performance.

Kinoshita is a 'cut-making machine' on the Japan Golf Tour and the Asian Tour. His game is built on precision rather than power, which suits the Serapong Course perfectly, where accuracy off the tee is a requirement. He has a high frequency of top-10 finishes over his last 10 starts due to his ability to avoid 'big' numbers.

The current momentum leader. He won the ISPS HANDA Japan??'Australasia Championship in March 2026. Coming into a co-sanctioned event on a course like Gotemba with a recent win under his belt makes him the most in-form player in the field.

The former Singapore Open champion knows this course better than almost anyone in the field. While he went through a slump a couple of years ago, his late 2025 form showed a return to his 'old self' ??' racking up top-20s across various tours. He excels in the heat and humidity of Singapore, which often wears down other players.

Needs improvement on some of those recent results but this event may be slightly easier than some of the last few. Overall game looking good generally.

Taichi Kho might find this a bit more suitable than some of the good events he's competed in recently, this looks maybe slightly easier.

There's a few players in this who could do well at good odds, this player is one of those. He's now on a course which should suit his style of game.

Nirat definitely needs to improve on what he's shown over the last few weeks and months but he's usually strong on the greens, the putting greens on this course likely to suit his game.