Lowcountry land with the character, the features, and the quiet to match what we're building. Construction begins Fall 2026.
Lowland Sporting Club will not be built on just any piece of ground. The property must have the natural features that define the Lowcountry — water features that create natural shooting backdrops, mature tree canopy that provides shade and beauty, existing ponds and wetland edges, and the kind of quiet that you can feel the moment you turn off the road.
Every station, every path, and every gathering place will be shaped by what is already there. We are not interested in clearing land and starting over. We want property with character — the kind that most facilities spend decades trying to manufacture.
Our target location in Colleton County puts the club within easy reach of downtown — close enough for an after-work shoot, far enough that the city falls away.
Whether you're coming from the islands or across the bridge, the club is designed to be accessible from every corner of the greater Charleston area.
A straight shot through quiet Lowcountry roads. Summerville residents will find this among the closest sporting grounds in the region.
Construction begins Fall 2026. Phase I delivers the 15-station sporting clays course, the 5-stand, regulation skeet and trap, the simulated duck shoot, and the open-air pavilion. Founding members will be the first to walk the grounds when the club opens in late Summer 2027.