Meet the Man Behind the RBC Heritage Volunteers: How 1,800 Locals Power the Tournament
Behind the RBC Heritage’s seamless experience is a dedicated volunteer corps led by one local man who ensures every detail—and every person—matters.
The local people of Hilton Head Island, Bluffton, and Beaufort are a vibrant and diverse bunch. They come from all walks of life and bring a variety of experiences to the area. Whether they have lived there for generations or have recently moved to the area, local people bring a sense of community and belonging to the Lowcountry. There are families, retirees, and young adults who have come to take advantage of the beautiful beaches, outdoor activities, and laid–back lifestyle. The area also attracts artists, entrepreneurs, and professionals who are looking to make a new home. The locals are passionate about their community and take pride in preserving the area’s history and culture. From local festivals and celebrations to volunteer opportunities, people from the Hilton Head Island, Bluffton, and Beaufort areas are always willing to lend a helping hand.
Behind the RBC Heritage’s seamless experience is a dedicated volunteer corps led by one local man who ensures every detail—and every person—matters.
For these Lowcountry residents, nature isn’t just a backdrop. It’s a way of life. From Dr. Ryan J. Hanscom tracking elusive species to Jackie Rosswurm and Karen Kindermann protecting nesting shores with Sea Turtle Patrol HHI, and Dr. Jeff Kramer capturing it all through his lens, these locals embody a deep connection to the region’s wild beauty.
Spring has arrived in Hilton Head and the Lowcountry. Meet three locals embracing the season through gardening, birding and creative outdoor living.
These three locals are working on the major municipal projects set to change Bluffton, Hilton Head Island and Beaufort in 2026.
Meet the owners of a candle-making studio, a needlework shop and a wine store who bring a little extra coziness to the Lowcountry.
Question Dear Chef, Everywhere I Look, chefs are “elevating” comfort food, turning casseroles into canapés and topping Mac and cheese…
We asked local chefs their favorite comfort food RED FISH “Probably bread and butter. It just makes me happy.” –…
Explore how five Lowcountry photographers capture crisp, beautiful night shots. A feat that requires technical skill combined with a good eye for composition. The long exposures needed require patience and a willingness to wait multiple seconds or minutes until the shutter finally clicks.
From backyards to blue water, these three locals are stargazers among us, following the light above. Photographers and a sailor share how the night skies guide them.
From savory sweet potato casserole to classic cranberry sauce, these local low country chefs reveal their favorite thanksgiving side dishes.