The USTA South Carolina College Showcase continues to create opportunities for junior players to connect with college coaches and pursue their dream of playing at the next level. Mia El-Kheddiwi (Wando High School) signed with Coker University. Mia’s father, Mehdi El-Kheddiwi, a South Carolina tennis professional, shared how important the showcase was in her recruiting journey: “The
3/20/2026: USTA Provider Appreciation Day at Top Golf Greenville (10:00 AM-2:00 PM) Event Info: Join USTA National Leadership and USTA South Carolina Staff for a FREE day of networking, food, fun, and golf—all while exploring how USTA programs and services can help you expand your business, attract new players, and keep the momentum of tennis going strong.
Register to host a 2026 National Tennis Month event: click here Play in May for National Tennis Month! CTAs, NJTLs, Public Facilities, and Parks & Recreation Organizations may be eligible to receive funding for hosting a PUBLIC tennis event in May! Register your event in Serve Tennis AND complete the form. *Be sure to follow
We’re proud to share the latest National Tennis Participation Report on the continued growth of tennis across the country. 🎾 27.3 million people across the country stepped on a tennis court in 2025. That’s six consecutive years of growth. Since 2019, participation has increased by an incredible 54% – nearly 10 million more people stepping
There are great ways that tennis becomes a sport for life. Get in the action by learning more about tennis, teaching others about the sport, or volunteering to help promote and grow tennis in South Carolina. Learn more
Our mission is to improve lives and build healthier communities in South Carolina by growing and promoting tennis as a lifelong sport. We measure our success not only by the number of USTA members that we serve in S.C., but also by the number of people who participate in tennis. This includes the various ways people get involved in tennis, ranging from beginners playing together at a local park to longtime players competing in structured leagues at private clubs.
The USTA SC Board of Directors has adopted the following statement of commitment to diversity: USTA South Carolina is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion as a strategic priority. We welcome all people who play, watch, support and enjoy the game of tennis into our events, programs, membership, and leadership and will not discriminate on any basis. We embrace our differences and strive to create an environment that is inclusive, provides equal access, and serves members of the tennis community fairly and with mutual respect. We will develop, promote, and support efforts to grow the game of tennis within diverse communities throughout the state of South Carolina. learn more
