TomoWork

Charity Golf 2026

Inclusive Strokes, Impactful Futures

From the outside, golf looks easy peasy. Just a stroll on manicured grass, swing a stick and hit the ball.

But as golfers, you know it takes far more than meets the eye.

Golf is calculation.

Silently, you read the wind, the slope, the grain. You judge distance, tempo, the weight of the club in your hand and the tension in your shoulders. The things others don’t see are exactly what shape the shot.

Golf is practice.

Drills on the range, correcting your grip, tightening your short game. Hours of preparation behind the scenes make your in-game swing look effortless.

Golf is patience.

Staying calm, managing frustration, recovering from a bad shot, adapting. The game often comes down to how you handle what you cannot predict.

In reality, golf is a quiet mastery of variables. What seems simple is actually a delicate dance of focus, strategy and calculated effort to achieve success.

For many people with invisible disabilities, everyday life challenges them in much the same way. They manage constant adjustments, quiet analysis, and unseen variables — all while appearing composed on the surface.

INFINITY WITHIN: Raising awareness About invisible disabilities

Not all disabilities are visible.

Many people in Singapore live with autism, dyslexia, ADHD or other hidden disabilities — navigating obstacles that often go unnoticed and unsupported. 

The Cause

The Cause

Your contributions go toward:

1) TomoWork programmes and operations

2) Infinity Within advocacy campaign

By joining our Charity Golf, you help us:

reach more people to spread awareness about invisible disabilities;

turn awareness into action;

and fund programmes that create real impact.

About TomoWork

Many young people with disabilities work hard to build their futures — yet the world around them isn’t always designed with them in mind. The path from education to employment can feel isolating and overwhelming without the right support.

TomoWork is a local charity running programmes and initiatives to bridge this gap between talent and opportunity, committed to creating a more inclusive path forward.

We support ambitious youth across Singapore’s Institutes of Higher Learning (universities, polytechnics, ITE) through immersive programmes, helping them build confidence, expand their networks and connect with companies that value diverse talent.

About INFINITY WITHIN

TomoWork’s campaign raising awareness, visibility and support for people with invisible disabilities in Singapore.

  • Infinity Within – Celebrating the infinite potential within every individual.
  • Infinity sign – Symbolises diversity, limitless potential and ongoing support. Also a known symbol of neurodiversity.
  • imVISIBLE Pin – TomoWork’s pin for raising awareness and fundraising.

The Programme

The Programme

Date: Thursday, 12 March 2026

Venue: Orchid Country Club

Courses: Dendro Course and Aranda Course

Address: 1 Orchid Club Rd, Singapore 769162

The Greens

The Aranda Course (Par 36, 3149m – blue tee, 2897m – white tee & 2712m – red tee) was the first 9-hole to be completed in September 1993. The fairways are wide making golf an enjoyable game for many new enthusiasts. Some of the greens are undulating and huge, measuring an average of 700 to 900 square meters.

The Dendro Course is a Par 37 (3196m – blue tee, 2871m – white tee & 2541m – red tee). It presents a diverse and challenging layout, featuring long par 5s, strategic bunkering, and subtle undulations.

The Greens

The Aranda Course (Par 36, 3149m – blue tee, 2897m – white tee & 2712m – red tee) was the first 9-hole to be completed in September 1993. The fairways are wide making golf an enjoyable game for many new enthusiasts. Some of the greens are undulating and huge, measuring an average of 700 to 900 square meters.

The Dendro Course is a Par 37 (3196m – blue tee, 2871m – white tee & 2541m – red tee). It presents a diverse and challenging layout, featuring long par 5s, strategic bunkering, and subtle undulations.

Diamond sponsors

BRC Asia
Sumitomo Life Insurance Company

Hole-in-one Sponsors

CarTimes Group
Garmin
Garmin
CarTimes Group
Garmin

Gold Sponsors

Sharikat / joseph pang

CBM

Eric Teng

wee hur construction

Mitsubishi Electric

Island Concrete

China Yuchai International

ADDP Architectects

Table Sponsors

Kuvare

Cindy Chng

Joel Leong

Nagase

Lucky Draw Sponsors

The Prestigious Bespoke

Hour Glass

Adidas

Bravo Lifestyle

Garmin

Five Iron Golf

TaylorMade

The ELS Club Desaru Coast

Orchid Country Club

Mitsubishi Electric

Hole-in-one Prizes

LUCKY DRAW PRIZES

Frederique Constant

Frédérique Constant Classic Worldtimer with a Salmon Dial

Winner: Ke Yan Cheng

Frederique Constant

Chronograph Automatic

Winner: Sheng Yang Chua

Frederique Constant

Highlife Automatic Cosc

Winner: Jenn Tay Rui Choo

The Prestigious Bespoke Tailors

$2000 Voucher

Winner: Eugene Heng

TaylorMade

TaylorMade Drive Qi35

Winner: Pang Kai Xin

Orchid Country Club


- OCC Complimentary Green Fee Vouchers
- OCC One Night Hotel Staycation with Breakfast

Winners: Emmanuel Lim, Mr Bart Lijnse

Garmin Singapore

Vivomove Trend watch

*Photos for illustration only. Colours and model may vary.

Adidas

- Adidas golf bag
- Adidas duffle bag

Winners: Tan Huat Ping, CK

Els Club Desaru

1 Flight Green Fee at Els Club Desaru

Garmin Singapore

Forerunner 55 watch

*Photos for illustration only. Colours and model may vary.

Dom Pérignon

Dom Pérignon champagne.

Five Iron Golf + Adidas

1 Hour Golf Lesson with Five Iron Golf Pro + Adidas Shoe Bag

Winners: Emmanuel Lim, Loo Choon Sen, Sudesh Dharmaratina, Mr Jimmy Ng, Mr Terence Tan

Nike

Nike duffle bags

Winners: Allen, Ted Lieu, Roy Chiang, Joseph Loh, Shinya Yagisama

Mitsubishi Electric

Mitsubishi fans

Winners: Jerome, Chong JC, Jenn Tay, Sheng Yang, Thaddeus, Felinka, Roy Chiam, Suresh Divyarathan, Hoh Weng Ming, Stanley Foo
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