Roy Barth Tennis Center at Kiawah Island Golf Resort offers junior tennis camps Monday-Friday all summer, including Stroke-a-Day clinics (ages 7-11 and 12-16), a Tiny Tots program, and weekly day camps. The affiliated Barth-Hawtin Tennis Academy also runs full-time residential programs. Programs serve younger children through teen players on the resort's courts.
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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 Roy Barth Tennis Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleRude, unhelpful, and so disappointing for Kiawah. So much potential for a great tennis program wasted
Really disappointing. The staff was sometimes friendly but othertimes borderline hostile. On average they were cold and unfriendly. Almost no eye contact during most interactions. Made you feel like asking to pay to play tennis was putting them out somehow. So much for southern charm. They were not accomodating when I asked for a basket of balls and a hopper to feed to my kids. They also made us feel like outsiders. At one point, they assigned /double-booked us to a court being used by seniors when there were many open courts. They allowed one guy to let his bulldog run loose across the courts. The courts, themselves, were also of mixed quality and court time was way overpriced. The hard courts were cracked. There were wasps on the hardtru courts. The hardtru courts were not swept regularly and they had no brushes on the courts for us to self help. Bummer.
The best pickleball facilities anywhere. And the staff are nice now too! Just renovated clubhouse has a bar with snacks.
Clubhouse is under construction in the middle of the busiest time of year. I asked for a towel after Coming off court and was told they don’t have them. Definitely not the level of tennis center that I’ve seen for 30 years.
This club could do so much better. The pro shop is staffed by kids who clearly wish there were somewhere else. The courts are in poor shape. The surface looks like it hasn’t been tended to in weeks. The other day I was assigned a court where I could barely see any clay because it was covered in leaves. Such a shame because the location is obviously great.




