October Sports Desk
The Captain’s Cup, a charity golf tournament underwriting educational programs for Cainhoy peninsula children on the Spirit of Charleston, will be held at the Daniel Island Club on the 7th. Feeling like something a little different? It’s time for recreational croquet at the Sanctuary at Kiawah. There will be a professional six-wicket course with the option of golf croquet and six wicket croquet. Wine will be available. The staff is ready to introduce you to the sport during October and November.
Paddlefest is scheduled at the Old Santee Canal Park on the 4th. Bring the family and enjoy canoeing and kayaking throughout the park.
The Run and Walk for the Child will have an 8 am start on the IOP Connector on the 4th. Plan your day with this in mind.
There’s a rodeo coming to Folly Fishing Pier…a surf kayak competition. Traditional divisions will compete starting at age 14 on the 17th and 18th.
The Family Circle Tennis Center is debuting an industry first, 52 week guaranteed eye-hand breakthrough coordination system called HAL 3in1Guaranteed Next Level Academies. It is available to juniors aged 14-17 and adults of all skill levels.
And, of course, the big event for October is the Susan G. Komen Charleston Race for the Cure held on Daniel Island on the 18th. Beginning at 8 am, the event starts at the Family Circle Tennis Center.
Filed under: Around Town, Health and Fitness, Lowcountry Lifestyle on September 26th, 2008
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