The Nipmuc Water Ski Club, founded in 1954, has a rich history of providing family fun on the shores of Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg in Webster, MA. Throughout our sixty plus year history, we have promoted recreational and competition level skiing and water sports in a family-friendly environment. We are an affiliated member of USA Water Ski and support both Three-event skiing through the American Water Ski Association (AWSA) and Show Skiing via the National Show Ski Association (NSSA). We welcome skiers of all ages and skills, and have members ranging in age from 4 to 75 proving that anyone, at any age, can strap on a pair of skis and have a blast. We welcome all levels of skiers from never-before-skied beginners to both AWSA and NSSA competition level skiers at the regional and national levels. Besides traditional skiing, we also have wake boarding, knee boarding, trick skiing, jumping, bare footing, Read more...

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Lakes of Katy is a private 4 lake site in Katy, TX. We have an active 3 event waterski community and usually host 2 waterski tournaments each year. Previous host Nautique Big Dawg, Collegiate Regionals and Nationals. Read more...

Trophy Lakes is Charleston best kept secret. Only 10 minutes from downtown Charleston and 15 minutes from the beaches. We are a a slalom water ski site along with three two-mast cable parks and one of the top ranked 18 holes disc golf courses in South Carolina. We host multiple tournaments and festival events through out the year. As long as the weather is decent we ski year round and have a hot-tub lake side to stay toasty warm. Trophy Lakes is the birthplace of Denali skis. We are always on the water testing skis and coaching the GUT thoery, so come on out and join us for a few turns! Tents and RV parking is available onsite as well. Read more...