2025 Eisenhower Trophy

The tournament was played over 72 holes of strokeplay with the two best scores of each team in each round counting to the team total.

Since the first course of the club was opened in 1984, the club had hosted the Singapore Open on the PGA Tour of Australasia, the Johnnie Walker Classic on the European Tour and the HSBC Women's Champions on the LPGA Tour. The second course of the club, the Tampines Course, was planned and build shortly after the first course, opened in 1988, and redeveloped in 2017 by Phil Jacobs Design.^[6]

Tee location on each hole varied so specified hole length is approximate.

36 teams, each representing a different nation, entered the competition. Each team consisted of three players. Teams that finished in the top ten of the 2023 Eisenhower Trophy were automatically qualified, as was the host country, Singapore. The remainder of the field was filled based on the World Amateur Golf Ranking of the two top players from each nation.

A minimum representation was assured of teams from the regions of Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania.^[8]

Country	Players
Argentina	Juan Martín Loureiro, Segundo Oliva Pinto, Mateo Pulcini
Australia	Billy Dowling, Declan O'Donovan, Harry Takis
Brazil	Andrey Borges, Eduardo Ferreira, Herik Oliveira
Canada	Isaiah Ibit, Justin Matthews, Ashton McCulloch
China	Hauyi Wang, Qiyou Wu, Ziqin Zhou
Colombia	Carlos Ardila, Tomas Restrepo, Emilio Velez
Czech Republic	Timotej Formánek, Filip Jakubčík, Štěpán Plášek
Denmark	Claes Thrane Borregaard, Oscar Holm Bredkjær, Kristian Hjort Bressum
England	Eliot Baker, Charlie Forster, Tyler Weaver
Estonia	Kevin Christopher Jegers, Richard Teder, Mattias Varjun
France	Louis Anceaux, Oscar Couilleau, Hugo Le Goff
Germany	Wolfgang Glawe, Emil Riegger, Tim Wiedemeyer
Guam	Redge Camacho, Markus Nanpei, Ivan Sablan
Guatemala	Sebastian Barnoya, Gabriel Palacios, Alejandro Villavicencio
India	Arin Ahuja, Rakshit Dahiya, Deepak Yadav
Indonesia	Asa Najib Bhakti, Randy Arbenata Bintang, Amadeus Christian Susanto
Ireland	John Doyle, Stuart Grehan, Caolan Rafferty
Italy	Riccardo Fantinelli, Michele Ferrero, Filippo Ponzano
Japan	Taishi Moto, Taisei Nagasaki, Rintaro Nakano
Mexico	Carlos Astiazaran, Eduardo Derbez, Gerardo Gomez
Morocco	Adam Bresnu, Alexandre El Khomri, Hugo Mazen Trommetter
Netherlands	Guus Lafeber, Benjamin Reuter, Nevill Ruiter
New Zealand	Cooper Moore, Zackary Swanwick, Robby Turnbull
Norway	Emil Børrestuen Herstad, Joachim Larsen Tegner, Michael Mjaaseth
Panama	Raul Carbonell, Miguel Ordoñez, Omar Tejeira
Paraguay	Erich Fortlage (playing captain), Benjamin Fernandez, Franco Fernandez
Scotland	Cameron Adam, Connor Graham, Niall Shiels-Donegan
Singapore	Brayden Lee, Troy Storm, Hiroshi Hirahara Tai
South Africa	Charl Barnard, Daniel Bennett, Christiaan Maas
Spain	Alejandro De Castro Piera, Sergio Jimenez Romero, Alvaro Pastor Roman
Sweden	Alfons Bondesson, Filip Fahlberg Johnsson, Simon Hovdal
Thailand	Arsit Areephun, Pongsapak Laopakdee, Parin Sarasmut
United States	Ethan Fang, Mason Howell, Preston Stout
Vietnam	Anh Huy Ho, Anh Minh Nguyen, Tuan Anh Nguyen
Wales	Jonathan Bale, Tomi Bowen, Caolan Burford
Zimbabwe	Munesu Tadiswa Chimhini, Darlington Chikanyambidze, Elton Dancel Zulu

Place Country Score To par Team standings after first round 1  Mexico 137 −7 2  South Africa 139 −5 3  France 140 −4 T4  Australia 141 −3  Czech Republic  Singapore  Sweden T8  England 142 −2  Italy  Netherlands  Paraguay  Thailand

Place Player Country Score To par Individual leaders after first round 1 Hiroshi Hirahara Tai  Singapore 65 −7 2 Christiaan Maas  South Africa 66 −6 3 Carlos Astiazaran  Mexico 68 −4 T4 Eduardo Derbez  Mexico 69 −3 Filip Fahlberg Johnsson  Sweden Timotej Formánek  Czech Republic Michael Mjaaseth  Norway T8 Oscar Couilleau  France 70 −2 Erich Fortlage  Paraguay Hugo Le Goff  France Ashton McCulloch  Canada Declan O'Donovan  Australia Nevill Ruiter  Netherlands Parin Sarasmut  Thailand

Place Country Score To par Team standings after second round 1  South Africa 139-135=274 −14 T2  Australia 141-138=279 −9  England 142-137=279  France 140-139=279 T5  Denmark 144-136=280 −8  Mexico 137-143=280 T7  Czech Republic 141-140=281 −7  Sweden 141-140=281 T9  Japan 145-137=282 −6  Thailand 142-140=282

Place Player Country Score To par Individual leaders after second round 1 Christiaan Maas  South Africa 66-66=132 −12 2 Hiroshi Hirahara Tai  Singapore 65-71=136 −8 T3 Oscar Couilleau  France 70-67=137 −7 Rintaro Nakano  Japan 71-66=137 T5 Filip Fahlberg Johnsson  Sweden 69-69=138 −6 Oscar Holm Bredkjær  Denmark 71-67=138 T7 Carlos Astiazaran  Mexico 68-71=139 −5 Adam Bresnu  Morocco 71-68=139 Michael Mjaaseth  Norway 69-70=139 Declan O'Donovan  Australia 70-69=139

Place Country Score To par Team standings after third round 1  South Africa 139-135-132=406 −26 2  Australia 141-138-138=417 −15  Mexico 137-143-137=417 4  England 142-137-141=420 −12 5  France 140-139-142=421 −11 6  Denmark 144-136-143=423 −9  Thailand 142-140-141=423 8  Japan 145-137-143=425 −7 9  Italy 142-144-140=426 −6 T10  Argentina 146-137-144=427 −5  Czech Republic 141-140-146=427  Netherlands 142-143-142=427  Scotland 147-140-140=427

Place Player Country Score To par Individual leaders after third round 1 Christiaan Maas  South Africa 66-66-65=197 −19 2 Michael Mjaaseth  Norway 69-70-68=207 −9 Declan O'Donovan  Australia 70-69-68=207 4 Oscar Couilleau  France 70-67-71=208 −8 5 Daniel Bennett  South Africa 73-69-67=209 −7 Adam Bresnu  Morocco 71-68-70=209 7 Oscar Holm Bredkjær  Denmark 71-67-72=210 −6 Tyler Weaver  England 73-68-69=210 9 Eduardo Derbez  Mexico 69-78-64=211 −5 Filip Fahlberg Johnsson  Sweden 69-69-73=211 Hiroshi Hirahara Tai  Singapore 65-71-75=211

Place Country Score To par Team standings after final round  South Africa 139-135-132-141=547 −29  Australia 141-138-138-138=555 −21  England 142-137-141-137=557 −19 4  Mexico 137-143-137-142=559 −17 5  France 140-139-142-140=561 −15 6  Netherlands 142-143-142-135=562 −14 T7  Denmark 144-136-143-142=565 −11  Scotland 147-140-140-138=565  Thailand 142-140-141-142=565 T10  Japan 145-137-143-142=567 −9  United States 150-139-139-139=567 12  Spain 144-149-136-139=568 −8 13  Paraguay 142-148-138-141=569 −7 T14  Czech Republic 141-140-146-143=570 −6  New Zealand 144-144-143-139=570 T16  Italy 142-144-140-145=571 −5  Sweden 141-140-147-143=571 T18  Norway 146-143-140-143=572 −4  Singapore 141-144-147-140=572 20  Morocco 147-139-145-143=574 −2 T21  China 144-144-147-141=576 E  Guatemala 146-148-141-141=576  Ireland 148-138-145-145=576 T24  Argentina 146-137-144-150=577 +1  Canada 144-143-145-145=577 26  Germany 148-143-144-144=579 +3 T27  Estonia 151-144-144-149=581 +5  Colombia 147-144-143-149=581  Wales 146-140-146-149=581 30  Vietnam 149-146-146-142=583 +7 31  Brazil 146-145-144-149=584 +8 32  Indonesia 149-148-144-148=589 +13 33  India 145-150-150-146=591 +15 34  Panama 150-150-147-150=597 +21 35  Guam 156-152-154-149=611 +35 36  Zimbabwe 155-161-154-155=625 +49

Place Player Country Score To par Individual leaders after final round 1 Christiaan Maas  South Africa 66-66-65-69=266 −22 2 Declan O'Donovan  Australia 70-69-68-69=276 −12 T3 Adam Bresnu  Morocco 71-68-70-69=278 −10 Oscar Couilleau  France 70-67-71-70=278 5 Neville Ruiter  Netherlands 70-71-70-67=279 −9 T6 Eduardo Derbez  Mexico 69-78-64-69=280 −8 Michael Mjaaseth  Norway 69-70-68-73=280 T8 Daniel Bennett  South Africa 73-69-67-72=281 −7 Filip Jakubčík  Czech Republic 72-68-74-67=281 Rintaro Nakano  Japan 71-66-75-69=281 Note: There was no official award for the lowest individual score.

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