A con-game table for a Kiawah Island golf weekend.
The scorecards are in. Now give the clients one game that doesn’t depend on anyone’s short putt. I bring sleight of hand, dice, and bar bets to private Kiawah Island receptions.
The first foursome back shouldn’t have to wait for the last.
Set a little table for me in the private hospitality room and let the first golfers try their luck with the dice. Colleagues arriving ten minutes later can join a fresh round. No buy-in and no wagers; everybody gets to leave with their expense report intact. A client who hasn’t touched a golf club all day has exactly as much say in what happens with a card.
Send the invitation for the evening event.
Kiawah Beachwalker Park is a public beach access on the island’s west end. It may be where non-golfers spent the afternoon, but it won’t tell me how to find the villa or meeting room where the host wants the show. Confirm the entry arrangement with your venue and give me the name of the person receiving performers. If the gathering is in a house, ask which room can stay set while catering serves.
For a client dinner, I can close the game when awards begin and reopen for anyone who wants another look afterward. Tell me who’s holding the prize list. That person controls the timing even if, on the evidence of the last hand, I wouldn’t let them guard the deck.
Text me your date, venue, and adult guest count. I’ll confirm availability, the format, and your total quote, including any travel costs, before you book.
