Founded 1998

Columbia Rowing Club

Advancing the sport of rowing on the Broad River in the midlands of South Carolina. Programs for every level—from first stroke to competitive racing.

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About Us

Rowing on the Broad River Since 1998

The Columbia Rowing Club is a 501(c)(3) organization founded on the Broad River in the midlands of South Carolina. We advance the sport of rowing by meeting the needs of introductory, recreational, and competitive rowers.

Our location on the Broad River offers protected water with high tree lines and river banks, providing two 2,000-meter rowing straightaways with typically extremely calm conditions—ideal for detailed coaching instruction.

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Our Programs

Something for Every Rower

Whether you're picking up an oar for the first time or training for your next regatta, we have a program for you.

Masters Rowing

Competitive and recreational rowing for adults. Join coached sessions on the Broad River and race at regional regattas.

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Learn to Row

Saturday morning classes introducing the sport of rowing. Perfect for beginners looking for a total body workout on the water.

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Guest Rowers

Experienced rowers are welcome to row with a coached group or a sponsoring member during your visit to Columbia.

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Visiting Crews

Host your team's training camp on the Broad River. Past visitors include Georgetown, Michigan, Vanderbilt, and more.

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25+
Years on the Water
2
2K Straightaways
501(c)(3)
Nonprofit Status
4
Programs Offered
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Our Location

Located at the Richland County Rowing Center on the Broad River.

Richland County Rowing Center

Address 1881 Omarest Dr, Columbia, SC 29210
Email row@columbiarowingclub.com
Directions Follow Omarest Drive until it becomes a dirt road. Follow signs for Richland County Rowing Center, veering left and continuing parallel to the Broad River.

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Join the Columbia Rowing Club and discover the joy of rowing on the Broad River.

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