Georgetown has a new recreational destination to celebrate: the city has officially opened a set of brand-new pickleball courts, giving residents of all ages a fresh place to play one of the country’s fastest-growing sports.

The opening marks a welcome addition to Georgetown’s parks and recreation offerings, bringing dedicated court space to a community that has seen pickleball’s popularity surge in recent years. Whether you’re a seasoned player or picking up a paddle for the first time, the new courts offer a welcoming spot to get active, meet neighbors, and enjoy some friendly competition right here in the Lowcountry.

Pickleball has taken hold across South Carolina and the nation, drawing players from their teens to their eighties with its easy-to-learn rules and social atmosphere. The arrival of dedicated courts in Georgetown means local enthusiasts no longer have to travel far to find a quality place to play — and newcomers have every reason to give the sport a try.

The city’s investment in recreational infrastructure reflects a broader commitment to quality of life for Georgetown residents, providing a space where community connections can be built one volley at a time. Parks and recreation amenities like these help neighborhoods thrive, encouraging outdoor activity and bringing people together in a fun, low-pressure environment.

So grab a paddle, round up some friends or family, and head out to Georgetown’s newest courts. Whether you’re looking for a light workout, a competitive match, or simply a reason to get outside and enjoy the summer, the new pickleball courts are open and ready for play.

Sources: WCBD News 2