C+RB News

The new branding comes on the heels of a two-year transformation, highlighted by an approximately $7 million Master Renovation Plan.

The recent infrastructure upgrades include irrigation enhancements to the course and its pond, while enhancing water conservation and drainage.

The new club features 14 pickleball courts, dynamic training and recovery experiences, and spaces for members to dine, work, relax and connect.

The project is expected to be completed in early October and will expand and remodel its clubhouse, restaurant, pro shop and related amenities.

The club’s facilities sustained extensive flood damage from Hurricane Helene in 2024, and the project will focus on practical long-term solutions.

The fund was established through donors to The Club Foundation and the philanthropic arm of CMAA for hospitality undergraduate students and alumni who are pursuing further education and experience in the club industry.

The company will no longer go by Cliff Drysdale Tennis and instead move forward as Cliff Drysdale Management.

Orange Hill will feature an 18-hole golf course, practice facilities, a short course, and a new clubhouse with dining for Kiawah Island Club members.

The multi-year extension comes from the company increasing revenue and net operating income by 200% and 544% over the past 13 years Landscape has managed the club.

Playing a combined 470 holes of golf, the team raised funds for the organization through member donations and pledges.

Members and non-members are invited to decorate a golf cart for Halloween and hand out candy to trick-or-treaters.

The program guides and recognizes clubs and resorts for their environment stewardship beyond the golf course.

The refreshed meeting and event spaces include three ballrooms, 33 meeting rooms, four executive boardrooms and two hospitality suites.

The South Carolina club features 27-holes with rolling topography, tree cover and stacked-stone bridges presenting a golf experience for all abilities.

The nine-hole par 3 course is set on 12 acres behind the resorts’ clubhouse, offering guests a social golf experience.