Pennsylvania, United States: Lehigh Country Club is coming to the end of a bunker renovation with installation of the Capillary Bunkers liner as part of the process.
Queensland, Australia: New bunkers built using technology from Capillary Bunkers and EcoBunker are changing the way that Burleigh Golf Club does business.
Bangalore, India: India’s first full Capillary Bunkers installation is underway at the Karnataka Golf Association with the club expecting a quantum improvement in bunker performance.
Multan, Pakistan: The EcoBunker-engineered bunker edging system is a key part of the design of Pakistan’s newly-opened Rumanza Golf and Country Club course.
New Jersey, United States: With 23 holes down and four to go, the new incarnation of Union League National Golf Club, designed by Fry/Straka Global Golf Course Design, would normally be looking at a grand reopening sometime in late 2022.
Stockholm, Sweden: Swedish bunker liner firm Capillary Bunkers has just closed the books on a stellar year in its home market with more courses using Capillary Bunkers technology in 2021 than ever before
Musselburgh, Scotland: A golf course believed to be the oldest in the world is using some of the newest course technology to make its bunkers last longer and look better.
Georgia, United States: Last year, the six-course Landings Club installed the Capillary Bunkers liner on its Magnolia Course. Results are already showing the wisdom of that decision.
Pennsylvania, United States: Lancaster Country Club is preparing to host its second US Women’s Open in 2024 with part of the preparation including installing the Capillary Bunkers lining system.
Knoxville, United States: A Tennessee club has just finished installing Capillary Bunkers, and is already reporting increased member satisfaction and cost savings.
Värmdö, Sweden: Fågelbro Golf and Country Club has completed a project to install the synthetic edging solution EcoBunker in a number of bunkers on its course.
Mississippi, United States: In the wettest place in the continental United States, The Preserve’s Capillary Bunkers are still performing well, seven years after they were built.