Yes, In Singapore, you must first obtain a Proficiency Certificate (PC) before you can apply for a Handicap Index. The PC confirms that you have the basic skills and knowledge to play on a golf course safely and responsibly.

No, you should require at least a Proficiency Certificate (PC) to play. Most golf courses in Singapore mandate this if you don’t have a handicap. The PC demonstrates that you understand basic golf skills, rules, and safety, making you eligible to play socially on many courses. However, to join tournaments or play at certain times, a valid Handicap Index is often required.

To get started, simply contact us via WhatsApp to schedule your 12 hour private lesson at DB Golf Center. Upon completing the training, you’ll be referred to Compass Club, an SGA-accredited club, to take your Proficiency Certificate (PC) test. After obtaining your PC, you have up to 1 year to work towards your Handicap Index by submitting the required scorecards played on any SGA-recognized course.

Yes, you can use overseas scorecards to apply for a Handicap in Singapore, as long as they meet certain conditions under the World Handicap System (WHS). The rounds must be played on WHS rated courses, and the games must be played under the official Rules of Golf. It’s important that your intention to submit the score is declared in advance, and the scorecards must be attested by another golfer or marker. Once completed, the scorecards can be submitted to your SGA-affiliated club, such as Compass Club, which will process and enter them into your handicap record. This ensures your Handicap Index remains valid and recognised both locally and internationally.

Certifications are typically valid for 1 year after which renewal or reassessment may be required.