DISCOVER KAWONU
Where Land Meets Legacy
Kawonu Golf Club rests on 290 acres of storied land in Upstate South Carolina — land once walked by the Cherokee, where waterfowl still glide across quiet lakes.
Named for the Cherokee word for duck, Kawonu is steeped in natural harmony and heritage. Long before fairways were carved, these grounds carried meaning, and today, that spirit lives on.
Renowned architect Andrew Green, designed the course to move with the land — rolling, serene, and strategic. Every hole tells a story. Every round creates a memory. This is golf as it was meant to be —timeless, tranquil, and unforgettable.
COURSE FEATURES
HOLE RENDERINGS
THE COTTAGES
A private retreat within the club.
A limited collection of member cottages allows members and their guests to stay on property and enjoy Kawonu beyond the course. Carefully positioned to preserve privacy and views, each is designed to complement the club’s architecture and surrounding landscape.
These residences provide a convenient on-site option for members and guests who wish to extend their time at the club, whether for a single night or a longer stay.
MEET THE ARCHITECTS
LED BY THE LAND
DESIGNED BY THE LEGENDS
Kawonu’s course wasn’t just imagined—it was discovered. The property itself dictated the path, and Andrew Green listened. With a growing legacy of transformative restorations and new builds alike, Green brings his instinctive, land-first philosophy to Kawonu alongside trusted collaborators shaping the future of modern golf.

JOEL NEWMAN
CLUBHOUSE ARCHITECT
With over three decades of experience across the Southeast, Joel Newman brings a deep understanding of regional architecture and place-based design. As Partner at Thomas and Denzinger Architects in Charleston, SC, he leads the vision for Kawonu’s clubhouse, lodging, training center, and comfort stations. His work shapes spaces that feel intentional, welcoming, and rooted in the natural rhythm of the land.






































































