Wescott Golf Club Spring Open House with local vendors, prizes, and giveaways

Update:

We are looking forward to seeing everyone at our Spring Open House this Sunday March 25th, from Noon-2:00.  Click here to register for our $25 golf special.  Please be sure to register on Sunday for your chance to win a 3-month golf pass.

Callaway Demo 11-2  DON'T MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO HIT CALLAWAY'S NEW  RAZR FIT DRIVER  FAIRWAY WOODS  RAZR X IRONS  AND  X SERIES JAWS WEDGES

Open House Vendors 12:00-2:00 Prescription 4 Beauty Cheerwine Mary Kay Miche Bags Ginger's Wearable Art Lia Sophia Agent Owned Realty-Lisa Thompson Shop.com, A Market America Company Stella & Dot A. Wilcox Photograpy Avon "New Thing" My Thirty-One Zumba Fitness with Valisa The Pampered Chef Cutesie Doodles Wescott Wine and Spirits Jump Indoors Charleston Lowcountry Party Animals North Charleston Fire and Police

FREE FAMILY FUN

MUSIC BY DJ FREDDIE JOE MIDNIGHT

FREE HAMBURGERS AND HOT DOGS-COURTESY OF U.S. FOODSERVICE

VIDEO SWING ANALYSIS BY PGA TEACHING PROFESSIONAL-PERRY GREEN

3 JUMP CASTLES-COURTESY JUMP INDOORS CHARLESTON

FACE PAINTING

BALLOON ANIMALS 

FREE PRIZES

The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation staff and the City of North Charleston invite you to our Spring Open House Event.

Don’t miss out on a day full of fun that will include golf, food, kids' activities, demos, games, over 25 local vendors with prizes and giveaways and much more! One lucky winner will receive 144 Callaway Hex Tour Black Golf Balls, so come by for a chance to win many great prizes, gift cards, and products from local businesses.  In addition, we will be running a $25 special rate for 18 hole round of golf!

Saturday, March 25, 2012

The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation

5000 Wescott Club Drive

North Charleston, SC 29485

IT'S FREE

Lunch, Activities, and Giveaways

12:00 noon – 2:00 pm 

To win the 12 dozen (144) Hex Tour Black Golf Balls, go to WescottGolf.com and
use Promo Code: 7210 for your chance to win!

Golf Tee Times

8:00 am – 4:00 pm

Sign up early for preferred times

RSVP for Golf at WescottGolf.com - Enter code: 5000
Must RSVP 

Wescott Golf Club open house with local vendors, prizes, and giveaways

The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation staff and the City of North Charleston invite you to our Open House Event.

Don’t miss out on a day full of fun that will include a kid’s zone, live music, food & specialty drinks, desserts, golf contests, games, over 30 local vendors with prizes and giveaways and much more! The combined value for the door prizes, raffles, and giveaways will be in the thousands so come by for a chance to win many great prizes, gift cards, and products from local businesses.

Sunday, December 4, 2011

The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation

5000 Wescott Club Drive

North Charleston, SC 29485

IT'S FREE

Lunch, Activities, and Giveaways

11:00 am – 3:00 pm 

RSVP for Lunch & Activities

(First 500 to register online and check-in at event will automatically be
entered in a raffle for a 3-month golf pass valued at $400)

Golf Tee Times

8:00 am – 4:00 pm

(Sign up early for preferred times. For just $10 enjoy 9 holes of
championship golf which includes green/cart fees and bottled water)

RSVP for Golf - Enter code: 5000Must RSVP

Golf registration will be limited to the first 200 players that sign up for the event!  

Must RSVP by Thursday, December 1, 2011

Windsor Hill Plantation historical marker dedication

On Monday, September 27, 2010, the City of North Charleston dedicated the Windsor Hill Plantation Historical Marker, located near the corner of Windsor Hill Boulevard.

Windsor Hill Plantation featured prominent land rising fifty feet above freshwater swamps at the head of Goose Creek, in the South Carolina coastal plane.  Today, the site is slightly more than a mile west of Ashley Phosphate Road, and three miles from the intersection of that road with Interstate Highway 26 in the City of North Charleston.

Wetlands with thick forests once bordered Windsor Hill on three sides.  The higher ground rose distinctly above the shallows where planters produced bounties of rice during the colonial era.  At that time Windsor Hill Plantation prospered, but most remember the prominence as the burial place of Major General William Moultrie, the famous American patriot.  Notwithstanding the importance of that remarkable man, Windsor Hill was the home of other notable colonial and early nineteenth century personalities, who contributed to the development of South Carolina.

Today, the ancient prominence is a locus of homes and businesses convenient to the robust commercial centers of a busy city as it ascends above the hustle of a modern world, overlooks the slow rise of the farthest reaches of the waters of Goose Creek and recalls the spirits of by-gone days.

Heitzler, Michael J. Windsor Hill Plantation, A Crest for Fallen Heroes. Ed. Nancy Paul-Kirchner. 2010. Print.

More pictures from the dedication


The historical marker reads:
This inland rice plantation was established in 17801 by a grant of 500 acres to Joseph Child.  The original grant was between the headwaters of Goose Creek and the Ashley River, and Child soon acquired an additional 300 acres.  His son Benjamin added acreage and continued planting rice.  In 1749 Benjamin and Hanna Child’s daughter Mary inherited rice planter John Ainslie (d. 1774).  John and Mary Ainslie built a two-story house here about 1750.  In 1776 their daughter Hanna married William Moultrie, Jr. (1752-1796).  The plantation was declined by the 1830s, and the house burned in 1857.  Gen. William Moultrie (1730-1805), victor at the Battle of Sullivan’s Island in 1776 and governor 1785-1787 and 1792-94, was first buried here but reburied on Sullivan’s Island, at Fort Moultrie, in 1977.