Transforming Kiawah Island Golf Resort's Amenities |
The coastal island resort known for great golf courses and
spectacular beaches chose March of 2018 to announce milestones regarding both
conservation and development. The Kiawah Conservancy and Kiawah Partners just
completed protection of the extensive marsh system of 1,850-acres between the
Kiawah River and Kiawah Island. The Kiawah Island Golf Resort announced plans
to build a new beachfront hotel, one with deeper porches and a more relaxed
feel that suits the Lowcountry.
Golf Resort President Roger Warren was in high demand |
The new
Kiawah 2.0 development plans were announced at the Sanctuary Hotel, during a special
media event organized by Golf Resort public relations director Bryan Hunter. In
attendance were the architects, engineers, general contractors and interior
designers that are ready to begin what will be a transformation process ahead
of the 2021 PGA Championship golf tournament at the Ocean Course. The wide-ranging
plans include two four-bedroom cottages on the Ocean Course, which are sure to
be in high demand.
Golf Resort PR Director Bryan Hunter is on point |
The
President of Kiawah Island Golf Resort, Roger Warren, spoke to the crowd about
each of the building projects that are to be completed simultaneously. “We are
talking about adding beautiful buildings here at Kiawah, but the mission is
still to provide great service to our guests,” said Warren. “While we are proud
of Cougar Point golf course, we see the need for improved facilities so Kiawah
2.0 includes a brand new clubhouse for Cougar Point. The clubhouse will become
just a part of a new cluster of amenities including a new waterfront hotel with
ocean view restaurants and a convention center, all connected by a boardwalk to
enhance the public experience.”
To view the entire feature article in the newspaper click on Colletonian.
To view blog entries from the PGA Championship click on 2017 Quail Hollow - 2012 Ocean Course
To view past blog entries about golf click on Barsnley Resort - Forest Hills
Most recent tract of Kiawah marsh protected forever |
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