Grits ‘n Haggis Regatta – May 16-17, 2020 – CANCELED
Welcome to the Keowee Sailing Club Grits ‘n Haggis Regatta Page! Regretfully, this year’s Grits ‘n Haggis originally scheduled for May 16-17 is canceled due to the coronavirus situation. We look forward to hosting this regatta again next year on beautiful Lake Keowee – Look for it on May 15-16 of 2021!
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Hey Yall! – RSVP Please!
Check the calendar to RSVP for the 2019 Low Country Boil. Member eat free - Guests only $5.00 ea, RSVP below or from the calendar event.
You gotta see this! KSC Member Orientation Video
Chip is the MAN! What an awesome way to introduce KSC to new and prospective members. Grab your popcorn.
Open Invitation
Rob Baldwin and his son Julian will be traveling to Camp Seagull in North Carolina for a fall Optimist regatta October 11-14. They have a "Green" (beginner) fleet, and advanced. If any child (KSC member or not) would like to train with Julian and go to the regatta,...
Bare What you Dare Registration is Online and Live!
Registration for the 2018 Bare What you Dare Regatta on April 28 & 29th, 2018 is now available on the Regattas area of the website. Click below to go straight there! Click to go to the Bare What you Dare Home Site
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2018 Last Cat Regatta – October 26th thru 28th
Please join us at Keowee Sailing Club for the:
2017 Last Cat Regatta
2017 Grits n Haggis Wrap Up
Despite a very iffy weekend weather forecast, 19 Flying Scot crews attended the 2017 Grits and Haggis Regatta on beautiful Lake Keowee, in the Blue Ridge foothills of South Carolina,on Saturday, May 20 and Sunday, May 21.
2017 Everglades Challenge
Hey Everyone, just a note to remind you all that our very own Kip Smith is currently battling the Currents and Climate in the 2017 Everglades Challenge You can follow his progress Here he is boat # 2678 You can learn more about the Everglades Challenge here. Here's a...
KSC Frostbite Series – Final Results Posted!
Congratulations Frostbite Sailors! We got in 10 races and moved around some foul weather this season. The series concluded today. Rick Harper wins the PHRF A fleet, John Sensor wins Flying Scot, and Ken Marsh wins the distance race series. Way to go folks! The...
Come Meet Harry Carpenter – Builder of the Flying Scot
Flying Scot owners, crew and friends! this is your chance to meet one of the leading forces behind our boats. Harry Carpenter, President of Flying Scot, Inc,the only current manufacturer of the Flying Scot, will be at our Club on Saturday, February 18th!!! Harry’s...