As the Porsche Singapore Classic gears up for its second edition from 20 to 23 March 2025, the German automaker is supplying an exclusive fleet of 20 Taycan and Cayenne courtesy cars.
This year, the Laguna National Golf Resort Club’s Classic Course is set to welcome some of the world’s finest golfers.
Among them is Porsche Brand Ambassador Paul Casey, alongside two-time 2024 US PGA Tour winner Robert MacIntyre and Major champion Jimmy Walker.
Any golfer landing an ace on the 17th hole will drive home in a Taycan Turbo S in Oak Green Metallic.
Fans at the tournament can put their skills to the test in the Porsche Taycan Challenge, with a lucky few earning the chance to take part in a final shootout for the grand prize.
Luxury on and off the course is the name of the game. The tournament’s Executive Championship Director, Patrick Bowers, personally took delivery of the first of 20 courtesy cars from Andre Brand, General Manager of Porsche Singapore.
“We are excited to support the 2025 Porsche Singapore Classic again with these 20 Taycan and Cayenne sports cars as the official courtesy cars,” said Brand. “We are proud to start our players’ journeys with a luxurious welcome to Singapore.”
Throughout the tournament week, the fleet of Taycans and Cayennes will be on the move, whisking players between the golf course and their accommodations in effortless style. Each vehicle is marked with official Porsche Singapore Classic signage.
After the event, select vehicles from the tournament fleet will be available for purchase, giving fans a chance to own a piece of this prestigious sporting affair.
Porsche’s deep ties to the sport date back to 1988 with the Porsche Golf Cup, a tournament series that has grown into a global phenomenon.
Over 16,000 Porsche customers recently participated in 229 worldwide qualifying tournaments, making it one of the most successful customer events in the brand’s history.
With a star-studded line-up, world-class competition, and Porsche’s unmistakable touch of luxury, the 2025 Porsche Singapore Classic is set to be an unmissable spectacle.
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