The 2026 edition of The Straits Times & Business Times Corporate Golf League, Singapore's largest corporate golf event, concluded in May after five competitive legs [1, 2]. The event has been running since 2011, marking its 15th year this edition [1, 2].
The tournament featured enhanced media coverage as The Straits Times joined forces with The Business Times, offering extensive reports and top-class photographs [1, 2]. Steven Lam, managing director and captain of the winning Hugo Boss team, praised the event as "one of the best-run golf events in the region" with "tremendous" camaraderie among players and teams [1].
Joey Chang, director and veteran participant with Singapore Global Trust, has played in the League since its inaugural year, representing various teams including Citibank and Performance Motors before joining SGT for two years [1, 2]. He said the event strikes "the right balance of serious competition and social networking," creating valuable business contacts and friendships [1].
M.S. Maniam, founder and captain of Team Seagull Marine, called the tournament "fabulous" and confirmed his company's continued participation [1].
CLA Global TS, a top accounting firm, is among the biggest supporters focusing on client engagement more than winning. Team captain Henry Tan said their aim is to "provide clients and customers with a rich experience of engaging with players from different companies" [1].
Looking ahead, early signs for the 2027 edition are promising, with at least 15 teams already pledging to participate, suggesting growth in both size and competitiveness [1, 2].
