Barton & Gray Mariners Club twenty year anniversary artwork
Charleston & Kiawah Island Golf, Tennis, and Yacht Weekend getaway with oceanside golf course views

CHARLESTON & KIAWAH

Golf X Tennis X Yacht Weekend

Woman wearing Barton & Gray Mariners Club navy hat watching professional tennis match from stadium seats in Charleston, SC

Our Favorite Days
and Getaways

For the past two decades, B&G has been hosting countless outings aboard our fleet in all of stunning harbors, islands and cities. While every day on the water is unique, Club Founders Tim Barton and Doug Gray have a few bucket list worthy experiences we have outfitted over the years. We have gathered them here for you to add to your calendar, and as part of this incredible milestone, a few we will be hosting throughout the year!

The Lowcountry is the perfect destination for a long weekend escape, especially in the spring when the weather is just beginning to warm and the coast comes to life. Spend one day cruising by boat to Kiawah Island for a round of world-class golf, and the next heading into Charleston for an afternoon at the Charleston Tennis Open—a seamless blend of sport, scenery, and Southern charm.

WHEN TO GO

April & May

WHERE TO EAT

Husk Charleston

Husk is a celebrated cornerstone of Charleston’s dining scene, known for its refined take on Southern cuisine and deep commitment to locally sourced ingredients. Set in a beautifully restored historic home, the restaurant offers a warm, elegant atmosphere and an ever-evolving menu that showcases the best of the Lowcountry.

Lewis Barbecue

Lewis Barbecue is a standout in Charleston’s dining scene, bringing authentic Central Texas–style barbecue to the Lowcountry with a focus on expertly smoked meats and a laid-back, lively atmosphere.

Rooftop bar and lounge with panoramic views of Charleston South Carolina skyline

WHERE TO STAY

The Dewberry

A luxury escape in the heart of downtown Charleston, The Dewberry borders historic Marion Square and is just steps from the shopping and dining on King Street. Honoring the history of the landmark L. Mendel Rivers Federal Building (circa 1964), The Dewberry captures the luxury and quiet restraint that are hallmarks of historic Charleston.