Best tennis center in the Charleston area soley because of the family feel here. The social aspect…read moreof this center is untouchable.

Beautiful place- but hard to get in touch...challenging to get a lesson!…read moreBeen trying for over a week!

Proud to be a Jack Adams player on a regular basis. Great courts and even better people there all…read morethe time.

Jack Adams Tennis Center is one of my favorite places to play tennis in Charleston. They have…read moreplenty of parking and available courts most times of the day. I really enjoy playing here as the courts are in good shape and well maintained. It is good to have a consistent place to play tennis located here.

Nice facility with several tennis courts. It tends to be busy since is location is close to…read moredowntown and on the way to a Folly Beach. They sell tennis balls on site and have refreshments as well.

The head tennis pro Adam is the most unprofessional person I have ever met. He is an embarrassment…read moreto the club. He can't play a match without screaming and yelling and crying all over the court. Zero morale, zero skill and an overall embarrassment to the Charleston tennis community. Avoid this psycho at all costs. He should be fired.

I really love the vibes and the setting here! You really feel like you're just relaxing at a house…read morefor sure and you can watch the tennis players as the match up on their game! I also love that the space has an inside and an outside area! It's perfect the spring and summer days and nights. The food was also really great! There was Mahi mahi and swordfish tacos served! There was also a delicious red pepper hummus as well as a spinach dip. I really liked the drinks specials they had as well! The Goza tequila tasting was also super delicious and great as well! My husband and I went together and had a great time. The staff there was also on point as well! I loved meeting everyone there and they were super friendly and suggested great recommendations for drinks and food! Looking forward to coming back!

The Alan Fleming Tennis Center at John's Island Park on John's Island is one of my favorite places…read moreto play tennis. The courts are well maintained and you can find an open court most times of the day. I have had some really good tennis matches here throughout the years and these courts have held up well. This is a great place to play tennis and get a good workout.

This tennis center is great. They have 3 or 4 clay courts and 10 or 12 regular courts. The courts…read moreall have lights so night playing is not a problem. There are a few sets of bleachers for spectators. They offer clinics, and private lessons. I haven't tried any of the clinics here but I've heard good things about their Pros. Booking a court is here is simple once your a member. All and all a great facility.

LTP is the place for learning and improving skills. As a tennis player prior to my spinal cord…read moreinjury, it was difficult to relearn serving and both front and backhand strokes from a sports wheelchair. It's a totally different dynamic. Lori LeFevre, the tennis pro and our great coach is excellent at relating the changes and adjustments through her planned training. Thanks so much for your wonderful facility, that's truly gorgeous and most of all for Lori, since she's such a great find... Barbara Delia

College of Charleston Tennis Center on Patriots Point Road in Mount Pleasant is a well maintained…read moretennis complex that is a great place to play and get some tennis in. I have had a really good time every time I have been here and it is well worth checking out for a tennis venue.

Moultrie is a much better and newer playground than Brittlebank (comparing the two because they are…read morewalking distance from one another). Some loser had left pistachio shells all over the playground and it hadn't been cleaned up during our visit. I'm curious as to whether or not crews come by and how long the shells have been there/will be there for.

Still one of the prettiest and most relaxing places to hang out or get your exercise on downtown…read more It's not located down in the midst of all the tourist attractions, so it's never over-populated. Parking is readily available on the streets that surround the lake. The wide sidewalk that has been redone is much more spacious for getting a run or walk in at lunch time, or in the evening after work. There are plenty of park benches surrounding the lake as well. There is not a bad view in the house! The Moultrie Playground sits next to a high rise building that is currently being "renovated" we'll say. They have tarps hanging on the building to stop any flying debris, so things are still open around it. There is a tennis court if you need a place to play. You can try out your remote control boats in the lake and they even have a race at least yearly. During the holidays, they light a Christmas tree in the middle of the lake, with a lighting ceremony that you can take part in if interested. If you find yourself downtown with a few extra minutes, this is a great place to spend them. Soak up some sun rays or have a picnic lunch.