It’s time for the breathtaking Laguna National Golf Resort Club to host the second edition of the 2025 Porsche Singapore Classic from March 20 to 23. There’s going to be world-class action! As the curtain raiser for the DP World Tour’s Asian Swing, this tournament is not just another stop—this is where the season kicks off into high gear. And the best part? You can catch every amazing moment live.

The 2024 Porsche Singapore Classic delivered a dramatic, nail-biting finish at Laguna National, with Sweden’s Jesper Svensson clinching victory with a final-round 64. Kiradech Aphibarnrat, last year’s runner-up, fell short despite a strong start yet again. DP World Tour veterans Haotong Li and Marcel Siem also made their presence felt, keeping the leaderboard tight until the very end.

This year, the DP World Tour’s top players will battle it out for four thrilling days, and a night owl or an early riser, there’s a way for you to tune in. Here is everything you must know about watching the Porsche Singapore Classic 2023 in the United States.

American golf fans can catch all the action exclusively on Golf Channel—with live coverage, valuable insights, and expert analysis throughout the competition. Streaming is also available on NBC Sports and Peacock for Golf Channel subscribers, including highlights and replays—they’ve got you all covered. As the tournament unfolds in Singapore, U.S. viewers will need to adjust their schedules for late-night and early-morning coverage. Here’s when you can tune in: 1:00 AM – 6:00 AM ET on March 20 and 21, and 10:30 PM – 3:00 AM ET on March 22 and 23. Bringing the action to your screens, the Golf Channel’s team of experts—including lead commentator Alison Whitaker, analysts Anthony Wall and Richard Boxall, and on-course reporters Jamie Spence and Inci Mehmet—are ready to guide you through every possible twist and turn of the event.

Star golfers like Joaquin Niemann, Brooks Koepka, and Jon Rahm already appeared not so long ago in the 2025 LIV Golf tournament held in Singapore recently. Following this exciting event, the Porsche Singapore Classic this year promises more than just world-class golf—it offers an enticing mix of elite competition, an incredible course, and juicy late-night drama. Leading the impressive field is 15-time DP World Tour champion and former World No. 3 Paul Casey (England), alongside Major winner Jimmy Walker (USA) and Robert MacIntyre (Scotland), who claimed two PGA Tour victories in 2024. Here’s a look into his Ryder Cup winning emotions-

The competition will also showcase rising local talent, with 17-year-old Singaporean amateur Brayden Lee earning his spot through a qualifier on the Classic Course. With the Race to Dubai officially heating up, every stroke counts as golfers battle for crucial ranking points in the season-long competition.

Prestige Meets Performance: Golf, Luxury, and the Ultimate Porsche Experience

Alongside the top golfers of the world, Porsche guests can look forward to an exclusive VIP program, featuring a grand Porsche brand experience. With a star-studded field, a challenging course, and of course, the stakes up high, this is an event that will seamlessly blend elite golf with high-performance sports cars and a premium atmosphere. The off course highlights include the stunning Taycan Turbo S as a hole-in-one prize and the Porsche works driver Timo Bernhard generating an incredible brand experience.

The Director of Brand Management and Partnerships at Porsche AG shared in the Porsche Newsroom: “The Porsche Singapore Classic with its international reputation forms an important pillar within our sports involvement. The spectacular event provides emotional brand experiences for customers and fans, something that was evident at last year’s successful premiere. In 2025, we want to continue down the path we have been taking and establish the tournament, which combines top-notch golf with world-class players and big stars from Asia with exclusive Porsche moments in the Singapore metropolis, as one of the year’s highlights.”

Laguna National Golf Resort Club may look inviting, but its undulating greens and sneaky hazards tell a different story. The Masters Course demands precision and nerve, ensuring every round is like a cliffhanger. Kicking off the DP World Tour’s Asian Swing, the Porsche Singapore Classic is where momentum is built. A strong showing here could send golfers on a tear through 2025!