The Barclays Singapore Open 2008

[Immortal]

It's that time of year again.

Tickets aren't out yet but the 4 day tickets cost a mere $80. Should be available at Harry's from the 20th onwards. I am hoping some golf stores sell them too.

Any golf enthusiasts keen on going?

[casper153]

It's that time of year again.

Tickets aren't out yet but the 4 day tickets cost a mere $80. Should be available at Harry's from the 20th onwards. I am hoping some golf stores sell them too.

Any golf enthusiasts keen on going?

Hi, I will be there.

[Immortal]

* Please note that there may be changes to the ticketing information. This information is accurate only as of Tuesday, 14 October 2008.

Seasonal tickets – 4-Day pass

Only available for sale pre-tournament at Harry’s outlets and Sentosa Golf Club

Last Day of sale: Tuesday, 11 November 2008

Price: S$80

This includes entry into Sentosa for ticket-holders.

VEHICLE FEE FOR ENTRY INTO SENTOSA NOT INCLUDED.



Daily tickets

Available for sale on:

- Wednesday, 12 November 2008 only at Sentosa Golf Club
- Thursday – Sunday, 13 – 16 November 2008 at Tournament Ticketing Booth

Prices:

- Thursday: S$20
- Friday: S$20
- Saturday: S$50
- Sunday: S$50

These individual day tickets do not include entry fees onto the island as spectators will need to get onto the island to purchase their tickets.

[Immortal]

Scott raring to go
By Lim Han Ming
November 02, 2008

Scott will fly off to Shanghai on Monday for the HSBC Champions tournament before he comes to Singapore for the Barclays Singapore Open from 13 to 16 Nov, where he won back-to-back titles in 2005 and 2006.

In September, he came to Singapore to launch his Adam Scott Foundation Asia, which will support youth programmes and help disadvantaged and under-privileged youth.

He did not have time to play on the Serapong course at Sentosa Golf Club's, but he liked what he saw when he was driven around the championship course.

'I love Singapore. It's like a second home to me where I have had lots of success,' said Scott, who finished third last year.

'It's hard to say how I'll do because I haven't played many tournaments lately

'But the course looks great and I can't wait to get out there and put a good score on the leaderboard.'

Woo hoo!

[sundaymorningstaple]

But it would appear that again, you won't have to pay for your tickets this year either!

You're lucky I don't like golf that much aren't you.

[Immortal]

Hi SMS

Actually I did pay last year but I was blessed this year

Yeah thank god you don't.

[hmlau]

Any one who got the T-time schedule for Thu and Fri?

When will Phil Mickelson be T off?

I couldn't find any similar in the officical site

Thanks.

[Immortal]

I am looking out for tee times as well. I am sure they will be available after the Pro-Am tomorrow.

Check the Asian Tour site for more details, the BSO site doesn't update regularly which is highly annoying.

If I hear of anything, I will post.

[Immortal]

EAST MEETS WEST IN TOP DRAWS

Sentosa, November 11: Spectators will have plenty of opportunity to see several greats of the game and Asia’s finest going head-to-head in the first two rounds of the US$5 million Barclays Singapore Open on Thursday and Friday.

World number three Phil Mickelson will play alongside the colourful Ian Poulter of England and Thailand’s Thaworn Wiratchant, the winner of a record 10 tournaments on the Asian Tour.

Big gallieries are expected to follow double Major winner in 2008 Padraig Harrington of Ireland, former Asian number one Thongchai Jaidee of Thailand, eight-times a champion on the Asian Tour, and Arjun Atwal of India, also a former number one who regained his PGA Tour card on Sunday.

Another enticing grouping see two-time Barclays Singapore Open winner Adam Scott of Australia drawn alongside 2007 Asian number one Liang Wen-chong of China and Prayad Marksaeng, who has enjoyed the best year of his career with two wins on the Japan Tour and appearances in three Majors.

Three time Major winner Ernie Els of South Africa, runner up to Scott in 2006, will joust with New Zealand’s Mark Brown, the current leader of the Asian Tour Order of Merit, and Jeev Milkha Singh of India, who has won on the European and Japan Tours this year.

In a battle of the young guns, Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland, tipped as a future superstar, has been paired with Noh Seung-yul of Korea, who became the third youngest winner on the Asian Tour at 17 years and 143 days with his victory in the Midea China Classic in October. Former Asian number one Simon Dyson of England, now riding high on the European Tour, is the third member of the group.

K.J. Choi of Korea, a product of the Asian Tour who is a seven-time winner on the PGA Tour, will play with Oliver Wilson of England, one of the European success stories in the Ryder Cup. They will be joined by Lu Wen-teh, winner of this year’s Mercuries Taiwan Masters.

[Immortal]

Thursday's Tee Times


16 7:38 AM 10 Ian POULTER Phil MICKELSON Thaworn WIRATCHANT

17 7:48 AM 10 Prayad MARKSAENG Adam SCOTT LIANG Wen-Chong

18 7:58 AM 10 Thongchai JAIDEE Padraig HARRINGTON Arjun ATWAL

29 12:20 PM 1 Mark BROWN Jeev M SINGH Ernie ELS