EcoBunker Excels at Singapore Island Country Club
Singapore: Bunkers at the Singapore Island Country Club’s New Course use the patent pending EcoBunker Advanced synthetic edging system, and are lined using Capillary Bunkers technology.
Singapore: Bunkers at the Singapore Island Country Club’s New Course use the patent pending EcoBunker Advanced synthetic edging system, and are lined using Capillary Bunkers technology.
Hong Kong: One of Hong Kong’s most exclusive sporting establishments is reaping the benefits of EcoBunker’s Advanced System.
Windsor, Colorado, United States: Due to be completed this year, the new RainDance National golf course is using Capillary Bunkers lining technology.
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada: Synthetic bunker edging technology provider EcoBunker is reporting strong results in the Canadian market.
Hong Kong: Capillary Bunkers have been installed as part of the renovation of Discovery Bay Golf Club’s Jade Course.
Hong Kong: Clearwater Bay Golf Club & Country Club is set to start a major bunker renovation in conjunction with Capillary Bunkers, EcoBunker, Centaur Asia-Pacific and golf course architect Harley Kruse.
Ontario, Canada: One of the world’s tallest revetted bunker walls has risen up at the Pulpit Club, the newly-renamed Devil’s Pulpit course, originally built in 1990 by Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry.
Georgia, United States: It’s only two weeks since Newnan Country Club completed the installation of the Capillary Bunkers liner product on its golf course.
California, United States: Designed by the Robert Trent Jones II firm, CordeValle Golf Club has some of the largest and most imposing bunkers to be found anywhere in golf.
Hanoi, Vietnam: Sir Nick Faldo has revealed his latest golf course design with a new peninsula layout near Hanoi – wowing golfers with lakeside views and mountain horizons.
Hanoi, Vietnam: For Martin Moore and his Flagstick Golf Course Construction Management team, the little matter of a global pandemic was never going to be allowed to derail their grand designs.
Luss, Scotland: Loch Lomond Golf Club is coming to the end of a four-year renovation project in which 85 per cent of the course has been sand-capped, its drainage infrastructure rebuilt, its irrigation system completely renewed and its bunkers reconstructed using the Capillary Bunkers lining system.