Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Asian Golf Industry Federation (AGIF) member companies are playing an active role in the renovation of the East Course at Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club (KLGCC).
London, England: When Westerham Golf Club decided to introduce larger bunkers with more interesting shapes that provided the challenge they wanted for the course, they called in the expertise of EcoBunker.
Nottingham, England: With an eye on the long-term, Newark Golf Club is working with sustainable bunker experts EcoBunker to ensure that the course’s hazards meet the standards of the rest of the venue.
Birmingham, England: South Staffordshire Golf Club has invested in the playability and maintenance of the course with a programme of bunker improvements with EcoBunker and its EcoTec bunker liner.
Johor, Malaysia: The Ridge Course at The Els Club Desaru Coast has re-opened following a comprehensive 12-month enhancement programme carried out by the club’s agronomy team.
Idaho, United States: Construction is underway on the reimagined course at The River Club, with Brian Curley and his team continuing to transform the club’s historic layout.
Piedmont, Italy: The adoption of Rain Bird’s new CirrusPRO software allowed upgrades at Golf Club Villa Carolina to be completed quickly and seamlessly.
Derbyshire, England: EcoBunker has aligned with The Relief Greenkeeper who will supply fully qualified staff to golf courses during the installation of EcoBunker projects.
California, United States: Brian Curley has returned to The Palms Golf Club to complete a thoughtful modernisation that restores the layout to its original splendour while refining it for contemporary play.
Perth, Australia: Links Kennedy Bay has fully re-opened following a redesign that includes the addition of more than 100 pot bunkers featuring synthetic revetted faces from EcoBunker.
Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates: Al Hamra Golf Club has fully reopened all 18 holes following a comprehensive renovation project designed to elevate the playing experience.
St Andrews, Scotland: Work will begin next week on a carefully planned programme of enhancements and restoration to the Old Course ahead of The 155th Open in 2027.