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Kayak Kiawah

Kayak Kiawah

October 20, 2021

Surrounded by salt marsh, tidal creeks, and the Atlantic Ocean, Kiawah still feels a bit wild. And the best way to explore the mysteries of the Island is by kayak. TIDES Kayaking Kiawah is all about timing. Ideally, you’re working with the tide to take you on your journey. Ebb…

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Breaking Bread

Breaking Bread

October 12, 2021

Chef Mike Lata Thanks The Club’s Lowcountry Farmers and Fisherman It is a breezy afternoon in early December. The late fall sunlight casts a soft coppery glow on the back lawn of the beach club. The guests arrive in twos, striding down the grassy slope for a welcome cocktail. Jeremy…

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Kiawah Modern

Kiawah Modern

June 2, 2021

Master Planning is An Art. Cultivating a genuine community requires oversight that is strict enough to maintain a long-term vision but relaxed enough to allow authentic expressions of design and the balance of form against function. Control the aesthetic too tightly and you end up stuck in a formula, forever…

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Charleston and the Second World War

Charleston and the Second World War

May 28, 2021

Emerging from the Great Depression, Charleston roared into the World War II era, experiencing its largest population boom in decades. Southerners flocked to Charleston’s Navy Yard in a surge of patriotic support for the war effort. The war boosted a stagnant local economy, with 80 percent of federal defense funding…

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Kiawah Island Championship Cocktails

Kiawah Island Championship Cocktails

May 13, 2021

Our master mixologist curates a series of summer cocktails to celebrate the return of golf’s greatest major to Kiawah Island.   RYDER DYE The River Course Clubhouse Pete Dye, designer of The Ocean Course, worked through the aftermath of Hurricane Hugo to finish in time for the course to host…

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Tempest Born – The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island

Tempest Born – The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island

May 13, 2021

Pete Dye had arrived for his first look at the miles of marsh, beach, and bramble that were going to host the Ryder Cup in just two years’ time. There was no stopping to ask for directions. Pete Dye had arrived for his first look at the miles of marsh,…

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Landscape of Legends: Kiawah’s Ocean Course

Landscape of Legends: Kiawah’s Ocean Course

April 5, 2021

The Countdown to The 2021 PGA Championship Begins Here Ever wonder how The Ocean Course garnered such an impressive resume? Its story is an intricate one, full of dramatic wins, several course re-designs, and a couple of PGA events under its belt. Discover how The Ocean Course made such a…

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Brinks and Boundaries

Brinks and Boundaries

June 7, 2019

As you stroll South of Broad, it is hard to imagine the soft edges of marshland that once encircled the peninsula, the muddy tidal creeks where Water Street now lies, or the grazing land that surrounded the small pond that is now Colonial Lake. [caption id="attachment_13010" align="alignleft" width="459"] A SKETCH…

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Property Owners Penny & Steve Reeves from Washington D.C.

Property Owners Penny & Steve Reeves from Washington D.C.

May 14, 2019

From Washington D.C. to Kiawah Pictured with son Greyson Q: Where are you from? Steve: I grew up in Philadelphia and went to Penn State. I moved to Baltimore after school and then relocated to Washington D.C. about seven years ago. Penny: I grew up in Erie, PA. I also…

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Kayak Kiawah

Kayak Kiawah

Surrounded by salt marsh, tidal creeks, and the Atlantic Ocean, Kiawah still feels a bit wild. And the best way to explore the mysteries of the Island is by kayak. TIDES Kayaking Kiawah is all about timing. Ideally, you’re working with the tide to take you on your journey. Ebb…

Read More

Breaking Bread

Breaking Bread

Chef Mike Lata Thanks The Club’s Lowcountry Farmers and Fisherman It is a breezy afternoon in early December. The late fall sunlight casts a soft coppery glow on the back lawn of the beach club. The guests arrive in twos, striding down the grassy slope for a welcome cocktail. Jeremy…

Read More

Kiawah Modern

Kiawah Modern

Master Planning is An Art. Cultivating a genuine community requires oversight that is strict enough to maintain a long-term vision but relaxed enough to allow authentic expressions of design and the balance of form against function. Control the aesthetic too tightly and you end up stuck in a formula, forever…

Read More

Charleston and the Second World War

Charleston and the Second World War

Emerging from the Great Depression, Charleston roared into the World War II era, experiencing its largest population boom in decades. Southerners flocked to Charleston’s Navy Yard in a surge of patriotic support for the war effort. The war boosted a stagnant local economy, with 80 percent of federal defense funding…

Read More

Kiawah Island Championship Cocktails

Kiawah Island Championship Cocktails

Our master mixologist curates a series of summer cocktails to celebrate the return of golf’s greatest major to Kiawah Island.   RYDER DYE The River Course Clubhouse Pete Dye, designer of The Ocean Course, worked through the aftermath of Hurricane Hugo to finish in time for the course to host…

Read More

Tempest Born – The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island

Tempest Born – The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island

Pete Dye had arrived for his first look at the miles of marsh, beach, and bramble that were going to host the Ryder Cup in just two years’ time. There was no stopping to ask for directions. Pete Dye had arrived for his first look at the miles of marsh,…

Read More

Landscape of Legends: Kiawah’s Ocean Course

Landscape of Legends: Kiawah’s Ocean Course

The Countdown to The 2021 PGA Championship Begins Here Ever wonder how The Ocean Course garnered such an impressive resume? Its story is an intricate one, full of dramatic wins, several course re-designs, and a couple of PGA events under its belt. Discover how The Ocean Course made such a…

Read More

Brinks and Boundaries

Brinks and Boundaries

As you stroll South of Broad, it is hard to imagine the soft edges of marshland that once encircled the peninsula, the muddy tidal creeks where Water Street now lies, or the grazing land that surrounded the small pond that is now Colonial Lake. [caption id="attachment_13010" align="alignleft" width="459"] A SKETCH…

Read More

Property Owners Penny & Steve Reeves from Washington D.C.

Property Owners Penny & Steve Reeves from Washington D.C.

From Washington D.C. to Kiawah Pictured with son Greyson Q: Where are you from? Steve: I grew up in Philadelphia and went to Penn State. I moved to Baltimore after school and then relocated to Washington D.C. about seven years ago. Penny: I grew up in Erie, PA. I also…

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