Singapore's Golf Talents in the Spotlight at the Singapore Open, Presented by The Business Times
Singapore's James Leow, pictured during the first round of the International Series Japan at Caledonian Golf Club. (Photo courtesy of the Asian Tour)
Seventeen-year-old national squad member, Troy Storm, is looking forward to another opportunity to prove his skills on home soil again, after making the cut at last year's Singapore Open. “Playing the Singapore Open means an enormous amount to me, especially after last year’s experience, which was one of my best memories on the golf course ever,” Storm said. “Representing my country and competing in front of friends and family makes the tournament even more special. I am really looking forward to this year’s Singapore Open and can’t wait to be out there again, enjoying every moment.”
Last year, Lee was the leading Singaporean, finishing in a tie for 50th place, while Storm finished in a tie for 63rd. It was a remarkable performance by the duo, who represented Singapore on home soil the previous month at the World Amateur Team Championship, also known as the Eisenhower Trophy.
This season, the tournament is also one of the Open Qualifying Series events, where the top two players not otherwise exempt will earn spots into The Open at Royal Birkdale, taking place from July 16-19.
Here is the list from the Singapore Golf Association:
- Nicklaus Chiam (OWGR 748)
- Ryan Ang (OWGR 1295)
- Gregory Foo (OWGR 1367)
- Dengshan Koh (OWGR 2147)
- Qiwen Wong (OWGR 3159)
- Dennis Lim (OWGR 3332)
- Joshua Yap (OWGR 3527)
- Marc Ong (3588)
- Brayden Lee (WAGR 347)
- Troy Storm (WAGR 369) *Ranking as of April 6, 2026
Top image: Singapore's Nicklaus Chiam, photographed during the fifth round of the 2025 Asian Tour Final Stage Qualifying School at Lake View Resort and Golf Club, Hua Hin, Thailand. (Photo courtesy of the Asian Tour)
