Scott Ferrell discusses Kawonu Golf Club development in Greenville
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 5:48 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Scott Ferrell is leading the development of Kawonu Golf Club, slated to open in Spring 2027. The club, named after the Cherokee word for 'duck', is positioned to be Greenville's first new private golf club in over 30 years. Ferrell emphasized a focus on traditional golf experiences without distractions from other sports. With construction progressing well, the course aims to incorporate the natural and honor its historical significance. Members can expect a world-class golfing experience upon opening.
- •Kawonu Golf Club is named for the Cherokee word for 'duck'.
- •Scheduled to open in Spring 2027, first new club in 30 years.
- •Designed by notable architect Andrew Green for golf enthusiasts.
- •Focus on a traditional golf experience, avoiding other sports.
- •Construction progressing with plans for quality course conditioning.
- 5:48 PMYahoo Sports — 15 Minutes With ... Scott Ferrell of Kawonu Golf Club
"The club along the Reedy River, is named for the Cherokee word for 'duck,' honoring the heritage of the people who once called these lands home
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