Putting Studios Brings a Custom Challenge to the 2026 Singapore–Ireland Golf Day
The competition didn’t end when our golfers came off the course at this year’s Singapore–Ireland Golf Day.
For our evening reception at Warren Golf & Country Club, Putting Studios created a custom putting green especially for the event, giving our golfers and guests another chance to put their skills to the test – this time over drinks and with plenty of spectators watching!
A Custom Green for the Golf Day
Designed and produced specifically for the Chamber, the putting green was a fantastic addition to the evening and gave guests something interactive to get involved with between the drinks reception, dinner and prize-giving.
Throughout the evening, guests were invited to step up and take part in our putting competition, adding a little more friendly rivalry to an already competitive day.
It also gave everyone a chance to see first-hand what Putting Studios can create, with a completely customised green designed for our event.
And the Winner Was…
After plenty of attempts throughout the evening, Paul Carpenter came out on top and was crowned our Putting Competition winner.
Paul took home a bottle of Premium Vodka from Titanic Distillers, generously sponsored by Invest Northern Ireland APAC.
Congratulations Paul – proof that there was still plenty of golfing talent on display after 18 holes!
Thank You, Putting Studios
A huge thank you to the team at Putting Studios for supporting this year’s Golf Day and for putting so much work into creating something unique for our event.
Activations like this add another dimension to the evening, giving guests something fun to do while creating more opportunities to meet, chat and connect.
We loved seeing so many people getting involved – and the custom Chamber putting green certainly looked the part too.
Thank you to Putting Studios for helping us make the 12th Annual Singapore–Ireland Golf Day that little bit more memorable, and to Invest Northern Ireland and Titanic Distillers for providing the winning prize.
Congratulations again to Paul Carpenter!
