A singapore prize is a sum of money or recognition given to someone who has achieved something notable. These prizes are often awarded in the fields of science, sports, art, and education. Some are even given to people who have made a significant contribution to society or the environment. This type of prize is usually based on a number of criteria, and the winners are not chosen until after a ceremony takes place.

This year’s Singapore Literary Prize saw more than half of the shortlisted writers winning their first award. Two of the oldest winners are Suratman Markasan and Wang Gungwu, both 91 years old, who won in the Malay and Tamil fiction categories respectively. In addition to a cash prize, each winner received a trophy and a 12-month gift code for audiobook platform Storytel.

In the golfing world, the upcoming Singapore Masters will have a massive $2 million purse up for grabs. This is the highest prize money for a regular event on the Asian Tour this season, and the players will compete in 132 rounds of golf to try and win their share of the prize. The tournament will take place from November 19 to 24, and all of the top 65 players and ties will earn a share of the prize money.

For those who love to play poker, there is also a large amount of cash up for grabs. The runner-up will take home $1,200,000, and the third-placed player will get $770,000. There are also several other smaller prizes that will be awarded throughout the course of the tournament.

The finalists in the 2022 Singapore International Violin Competition have been announced. Ukrainian violinist Dmytro Udovychenko won the grand prize, which is worth USD $50,000. Danish violinist Anna Agafia Egholm and Hong Kong/Chinese violinist Angela Sin Ying Chan took the second and third places, respectively.

In other news, the latest edition of the Earthshot Prize will be held in Singapore. Founded by Prince William, the prize is designed to help accelerate innovative projects that can protect and repair the planet. This will be the first time that the awards ceremony has been held outside of London and Boston.

The prize money for the 2019 Singapore Open doubles will be $62,900. This is an increase of $2,000 from the previous tournament. The finalists will receive $11,900 each, and the semifinalists will take in $34,000 each. The winners will be decided on the basis of their performance at the semifinal and final stages. They will then have to qualify for the main draw by finishing in the top eight or better in one of the four groups. This will be done on the basis of their performance at each stage, and the best two players in each group will go through to the final round. The rest will go home empty-handed. The tournament will be broadcast worldwide by ESPN.