A Lowcountry Landscape by Pat Stuckart

Local photographer Pat Stuckart has an inspired eye when it comes to the beautiful natural setting of Daniel Island and the surrounding Lowcountry. Take a look at a small number of his images in the gallery below. Make sure you visit his website for many more beautiful shots!

A Bashin' Good Time: Recap of the 2009 Bocce Bash

Approximately 500 players competed in the 9th Annual Marino Family Bocce Bash at Blackbaud Stadium on Saturday, April 25, helping to raise tens of thousands of dollars for Special Olympics of South Carolina.

This popular island event has grown by leaps and bounds since it first started, and now takes nearly 100 volunteers and dozens of sponsors to pull off. This year the defending champions, Ted’s Butcherblock, held onto their title after ten hours of competition on a gorgeous spring day on Daniel Island.

The Porches of Daniel Island

Porches are almost as southern as sweet tea and are a way of life in the Lowcountry. And this is no exception on Daniel Island! Island residents spend hours lingering on their porches, visiting with neighbors and friends, relaxing with a book or just taking in the sights and views of the island.

Tom Fazio's Beresford Creek Course

Named one of the top 50 real estate courses in the country by GolfWeek, this Tom Fazio-designed course overlooks pristine marsh, creeks and waterways. The Beresford Creek Course is a par 72 that plays 7,293 yards through massive trees and open marshes along the fairways.

Ralston Creek Course – Golfer's Paradise

Rees Jones got it right when he designed the Ralston Creek Course at the Daniel Island Club! The Ralston Creek Course has received tons of accolades and awards, including being ranked as one of the contry’s top ten Best New Private courses by Golf Digest. Set against an incredible backdrop of natural saltwater marsh and tidal creeks, this 72 par course plays 7446 yards from the championship tees.

Scrambled Supper Pictures

The 12th Annual Daniel Island Scrambled Supper took place a few weeks ago on Saturday, February 21 and we were glad to have a couple of island residents send us their snapshots of the event.

Take a look!

Scenes from the Shoreline

We asked residents to share their favorite photos of life on the water.