Deutsche Bank snags the prestigious title sponsorship of the Singapore Open from 2027 to 2029, propelling the tournament back into the spotlight of the DP World Tour and Asian Tour. Starting in 2027, it will officially be named "The Deutsche Bank Singapore Open," promising a new era for one of Asia's most traditional events, held from April 15-18, 2027, at the Serapong Course of Sentosa Golf Club.
This comeback is a true statement. The Singapore Open, which traces its roots back to 1961, was previously part of both tours between 2009 and 2012. Now, the event returns as a co-sanctioned tournament of the DP World Tour and Asian Tour and will be an important stop in the "Asian Swing," the third of five global swings in the initial phase of the Race to Dubai.
German Power Play
Deutsche Bank is no newcomer to the golf circuit. From 1995 to 2007, they sponsored the Deutsche Bank Players’ Championship of Europe, a tournament still fondly remembered by true golf fans. This commitment in Singapore is a clear signal: German power is at play to make a historic tournament strong again. The co-sanctioning with the Asian Tour also means an even stronger field of competitors and more crucial ranking points for the players.
The Last Champion
Just recently, on September 15, 2026, the DP World Tour announced this mega-news. And who would have thought that South Korea's Ham Jeong-woo claimed the last Singapore Open title in its previous format in 2026? Now, the path is clear for a new era, shaped by Deutsche Bank, which will add an extra touch of glamour to the tournament.
