Who are the development team members for Christophe Harbour?

The development team of Christophe Harbour is led by Kiawah Development Partners, Inc. of Kiawah Island, SC ("KDP"). For over two decades, KDP has won accolades and acclaim for its successful development of the luxurious Kiawah Island resort and residential community on the South Carolina coast which has six award-winning championship golf courses including Pete Dye’s Ocean Course, host of The 1991 Ryder Cup Matches, The 2007 Senior PGA, and future host of the 2012 PGA Championship, and the five star, five diamond Sanctuary hotel. KDP also inaugurated and operates the private Kiawah Island Club with an array of amenities including golf by Tom Fazio and Tom Watson, clubhouse amenities by Robert A.M. Stern and Bernard Wharton, Sasanqua Spa by Clodagh, and The Sports Pavilion by John Denton Haley.

For the last 10 years, KDP has also applied its vision and development expertise to creation of the five star Lodge at Doonbeg Golf Club not in County Clare, Ireland on the Atlantic Ocean. It includes spectacular amenities such as a Greg Norman designed links course (named in 2002 by Golf Digest "Best New International Course") and White Horses Spa (named to Condé Nast Traveler’s "Hot Spa List 2007"). The Lodge at Doonbeg Golf Club has won numerous accolades since opening in 2006, including: Inaugural winner in 2007 of the Irish Golf Tour Operators Association award for "Best Resort of the Year;" Hospitality Ireland 2007 named The Lodge "Best Resort Hotel" in Ireland; and Cigar Aficionado in 2007 named it the "Best New International Golf Resort."

KDP has been assisted at Christophe Harbour by Levy Family Partners, Fazio Golf Course Designers, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, and a host of leading environmental, legal, engineering, construction, landscaping, planning, banking, and architectural firms, including Bank of America; Hart Howerton, architects and planners; Mirage Leisure and Development International FZE; Permar; Design Works; Sutherland; Parker Poe Adams and Bernstein LLP; Kelsick, Wilkin & Ferdinand; Thomas & Hutton Engineers; Applied Technology and Management; and Dwight Francis.