Charleston Tennis Clubs
The Charleston metro — Charleston, Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, West Ashley, James Island and Daniel Island — is one of the premier tennis destinations in the United States, named the USTA's "Best Tennis Town" in 2010. It's home to the Credit One Charleston Open, the largest women's-only pro tournament in North America, and a world-class clay-court scene on Daniel Island. This guide maps the clubs, junior academies, college teams, leagues and high-school tennis across the Lowcountry.
Charleston Metro Tennis Communities
Charleston tennis spreads across the Lowcountry’s peninsula, rivers and sea islands. The city core holds the public tennis centers and College of Charleston, Mount Pleasant brings the LTP academy and country clubs, Daniel Island anchors the pro game at Credit One Stadium, and James Island and West Ashley round out the City’s public network. Use the corridors below to find the clubs, courts and programs closest to you.
Verified Tennis Clubs & Facilities in the Charleston Metro
Directory listings with public websites, addresses and contact information.
| Club / Facility | Address | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charleston Tennis Center | 19 Farmfield Avenue, Charleston, SC 29407 | Charleston | |
| Creekside Tennis & Swim Club | Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 | Mount Pleasant | |
| Daniel Island Club | 600 Island Park Drive, Daniel Island, SC 29492 | Daniel Island | |
| Kiawah Island Tennis | Kiawah Island, SC 29455 | Sea Islands | |
| LTP Daniel Island | 161 Seven Farms Drive, Daniel Island, SC 29492 | Daniel Island | (843) 849-5300 |
| LTP Mount Pleasant | 1200 Club Drive, Mount Pleasant, SC 29466 | Mount Pleasant | (843) 884-3252 |
| Maybank Tennis Center | 1880 Houghton Drive, Charleston, SC 29412 | James Island | |
| Snee Farm Country Club | Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 | Mount Pleasant | |
| Wild Dunes Tennis Center | Isle of Palms, SC 29451 | Sea Islands |
Junior Programs & Player Development
Charleston develops juniors through the LTP academies, private-club programs and the City’s Courting Kids initiative — a pathway that helped produce Emma Navarro.
LTP Daniel Island
The region’s flagship academy — clay-court training, high-performance groups, tournament pathways and WTA/ITF national-level hosting; a training home for Charleston native Emma Navarro.
LTP Mount Pleasant
One of the largest public-access junior development programs in South Carolina, with structured ROGY progression and competitive pathways.
Snee Farm Country Club
A highly regarded junior program with a strong college-placement history and a competitive training environment in Mount Pleasant.
Daniel Island Club
Elite junior clinics, match play and tournament development across clay, grass and hard courts.
City of Charleston Courting Kids
Low-cost tennis instruction for inner-city youth ages 5–17 at the Charleston and Maybank Tennis Centers.
Adult Tennis in the Charleston Metro
Adult leagues, tournaments and clinics across the Charleston tennis calendar, run through the LCTA and the City Tennis Division.
Adult Tournaments
Adult Clinics
Highlighted Events
Major tennis events and programming that define the Charleston metro tennis calendar.
Credit One Charleston Open (WTA 500)
The largest women’s-only pro tournament in North America — a WTA 500 clay-court event each April drawing about 90,000 fans.
LCTA / USTA SC League Play
The Lowcountry Tennis Association runs USTA South Carolina league play, advancing champions to USTA Southern and National Championships.
USTA Southern Sectionals
Charleston league and junior champions advance through USTA South Carolina to the USTA Southern Section Championships.
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College Tennis in the Charleston Metro
The Charleston metro fields four college programs — three Division I teams plus an NJCAA pathway at Trident Technical College.
College of Charleston
CharlestonNCAA Division I / CAA · CAA men’s and women’s tennis at the Turner Tennis Center at Patriots Point, with multiple CAA championship appearances and national ITA rankings. Men | Women
The Citadel Bulldogs
CharlestonNCAA Division I / SoCon · SoCon men’s tennis at the Earle Tennis Center in a unique military-college environment emphasizing discipline and leadership. Men | Women
Charleston Metro High School Tennis
Spanning Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties, Charleston high school tennis runs under the SCHSL (public, 2A–5A) and SCISA (independent), with SCISA boys in the spring and girls in the fall.
Wando Warriors
Mount PleasantConsistently one of the top SCHSL 5A public programs in South Carolina, with multiple state final appearances.
Bishop England Bishops
Daniel IslandA storied SCISA private program with numerous state championships across boys and girls tennis.
Ashley Hall
CharlestonAn all-girls SCISA school and perennially one of the strongest girls tennis programs in the state.
James Island Charter Islanders
James IslandCompetitive SCHSL 5A boys and girls teams with regular playoff appearances.
Summerville Green Wave
SummervilleA frequent SCHSL 5A playoff contender with multiple district titles in the Dorchester County area.
Lucy Beckham Bruins
Mount PleasantA quickly growing SCHSL 5A program with increasing playoff appearances and strong feeder participation.
SCHSL / SCISA State Tournaments
South CarolinaCharleston high school tennis runs under the SCHSL (public, 2A–5A) and SCISA (independent), with SCISA boys in the spring and girls in the fall.
Did You Know?
Charleston is one of America’s great tennis towns — a pro-tour host with deep clay-court roots. Two highlights:
The USTA named Charleston “America’s Best Tennis Town” in 2010, and it hosts the Credit One Charleston Open — the largest women’s-only pro event in North America (WTA 500, ~90,000 fans, Tournament of the Year 2022–2025).
Credit One Stadium and LTP Daniel Island (17 courts, 13 Har-Tru clay) anchor a world-class clay scene that helped develop Charleston native and former WTA World No. 8 Emma Navarro.
Charleston Tennis Facts
Curious one-line facts about the people, places and programs that make tennis in Charleston unique.
The Charleston metro — Charleston, Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, West Ashley, James Island and Daniel Island — is a premier U.S. tennis destination.
The USTA named Charleston “America’s Best Tennis Town” in 2010.
The Credit One Charleston Open is the largest women’s-only pro tennis tournament in North America.
The WTA 500 event draws about 90,000 fans each April to Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island.
It was voted WTA 500 Tournament of the Year four straight years (2022–2025).
LTP Daniel Island offers 17 courts, including 13 Har-Tru clay.
Charleston native Emma Navarro reached a career-high of WTA World No. 8.
Lowcountry Tennis Association (LCTA) teams won multiple 2025 South Carolina 40 & Over state titles.
College of Charleston plays Division I CAA tennis at the Turner Tennis Center at Patriots Point.
The Citadel (SoCon) and Charleston Southern (Big South) add Division I tennis, with CSU’s women winning four Big South titles in five years.
The City of Charleston’s Courting Kids program brings low-cost tennis to inner-city youth.
SCHSL public and SCISA independent schools field deep high-school tennis, with SCISA boys in spring and girls in fall.