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In its last legs as Keppel Club will cease operations on Dec 31, 2022 after being around since its founding in 1904 as a 3-hole golf club. During the Japanese occupation, Keppel Club was once their HQ but finally became incorporated in its present form as a social club in 1948. As Singapore’s olde

A beautiful club. Hilly and challenging. The course is narrow and the rough is punishing. Best to be short and straight, with lots of course management. Lockers are a bit stuffy, but the shower rooms are good. Also, there are a number of restaurants here, a Western, Chinese, and Japanese.

Great food, great service and very chill vibe. Didn't know there's some place like this which doesn't look like SG. Check out before Keppel Club's lease is up

Both my children today celebrate my 70th birthday in advance. 🎂🎉 wif family members at Keppel Club Peony Jade restaurant. Happiest moments in my life wif so many family members bonding after 2 years of pandemic🎊👏🥰

Enjoyed our breakfast here at Fauziah's. Their Mee Rebus is yummy and their Malay kueh a must try too. Nice cosy ambience and the staff manning the counter are very friendly. We will be back soon.

My membership started in 1973 with 3 generation and learned golf on the old 9 holes Keppel links then.

It's a visit with nostalgia as Keppel Club will be a past after 30 June when operations stop. So will the Tee Top Cafe whose hawker fares are our favourites. We always have the Satay, Rojak, La La Beehoon, Beef Fried Kway Teow, Char Kway Teow , and today's Pad Thai. Chendol dessert is also a favouri

Beautiful, tight and challenging course. Facilities are dated for obvious reasons. However still really worth playing at least once whilst we are still able to.