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Nestled within the pine forest of The Tree Farm near Aiken, South Carolina, the golf cabins are conceived as quiet companions to the land. Set among sandy soils and native understory, they are intentionally modest in form and material, designed to blend into the landscape rather than stand apart from it. Simple rooflines, restrained detailing, and natural finishes emphasize durability, clarity, and comfort over spectacle. Each cabin is carefully sited to preserve trees, capture soft light, and create a calm, understated sense of arrival. Together, the cabins support rest and reflection while honoring the climate, landscape, and enduring traditions of the game.

Location

New Holland, South Carolina

Collaboration

Alex Warr

Design Team

Joe Rivers and Kevin Barden

Typology

Commercial

Date

2020-2024

Interior Design

Charlotte Lucas Interior Design

General Contractor

Barringer Construction

Owner's Representative

Playbook Management

Photography

Leonid Furmansky

Process

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