The Myrtle Beach Tennis Center (Rivers Lynch Tennis Center) is a City of Myrtle Beach facility with ten courts and a pro shop that offers youth tennis camps, clinics and competitions. Its year-round 40 LUV Junior Development Pathway follows USTA junior-development guidelines, with pay-per-day and per-session options.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Myrtle Beach Tennis Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Daniel KureshiClean, Private, & Friendly Staff. Group classes are great for learning the basics. Great place to meet quality people and improve your game. 5 stars!
★★★★★Cecil UgarteGreat tennis facility with plenty of Courts, some lit. Facility is well-maintained. I specially like Norm in front desk very friendly and helpful, It takes me a bit of a drive to get there but it’s worth it.
★★★★★Michael HongWe're a family of tennis players on a week long vacation in Myrtle Beach. Staff and pros here welcomed us for court rental and invited us to join their private drills. We didn't have time for the drills, but rented courts on several mornings. Staff could not have been more welcoming and accommodating. Truly a class act tennis operation!
★★★★★Kyle MalanowskiMy boyfriend and I have just recently gotten in to Tennis and we could not have found a better place to practice. The gentleman that runs the center is incredible friendly and smiling every time we walk through the door! The other groups that practice here are all friendly and there is a community of players that practice here that are always happy to help others improve!
★★★★★Dennis R Swindle, SrWonderful tennis facility. Has plenty of Courts, some lit. Facility is well-maintained. I specially like Graham, one of the employees and master Stringer. We developed an unusual relationship when I brought in a racket to have strung that I had previously found on a court several miles away. Turns out that it belongs to one of the teaching Pros. Although I was somewhat disappointed about my loss, I'm glad it amounted to someone else's gain.