Tennis Courts in South Carolina

698 places to play, with 3,380 courts between them, in 219 cities and towns across South Carolina. Homeowners' association and private courts are left out: these are the ones a visitor can actually use.

Cities and towns

Smaller towns

Abbeville, Allendale, Arcadia Lakes, Barnwell, Berea, Blacksburg, Bowman, Campobello, Central, Cheraw, Chesterfield, Converse, Estill, Fairforest, Fort Mill, Garden City, Gilbert, Homeland Park, Honea Path, Johnsonville, Judson, Liberty, Loris, Lugoff, McColl, Newport, North Augusta, North Hartsville, Northlake, Oak Grove, Oakland, Pacolet, Pamplico, Red Bank, Reidville, Saluda, Shell Point, Slater-Marietta, Southern Shops, Timmonsville, West Columbia, Westminster, Winnsboro Mills, Andrews, Arcadia, Arial, Bamberg, Batesburg-Leesville, Belton, Belvedere, Bishopville, Blackville, Bucksport, Chesnee, Chester, Clearwater, Clio, Coward, Cowpens, Dillon, Due West, Duncan, Dunean, Edgefield, Edisto, Elloree, Fairfax, Fair Play, Folly Beach, Fountain Inn, Gaston, Gayle Mill, Golden Grove, Hampton, Hardeeville, Harleyville, Holly Hill, India Hook, Inman Mills, Jackson, Johnston, Lake Murray of Richland, Lakewood, Lancaster Mill, Laurel Bay, Lesslie, Lincolnville, McBee, Mulberry, North, Pageland, Pelion, Pineridge, Pinopolis, Powdersville, Prosperity, Ravenel, Red Hill, Ridgeland, Riverview, Saint George, Saxon, Scranton, Seabrook Island, Six Mile, Socastee, South Congaree, Summerton, Tega Cay, Union, Utica, Varnville, Welcome, West Pelzer, Whitmire, Wilkinson Heights, Williamston, Williston, Winnsboro, Woodruff

City and town names from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Court details are crowd-checked; spotted something wrong? Report it from the court on the map.