Table tennis is a popular sport in Maryland with many clubs offering opportunities for players of all skill levels and needs. Here, we take a look at the top table tennis clubs in Maryland.
For your convenience, we have also added some clubs from Washington DC to this list. The rankings are based on various factors such as the number of tables, facilities, leagues, and competitive success in the area.
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Best Table Tennis Clubs in Maryland
Maryland Table Tennis Center (MDTTC)
Location: 18761-Q North Fredrick Avenue, Gaithersburg, MD
Club Highlights: Open seven days a week, sponsored by JOOLA, well-equipped; a state-of-the-art facility, professional, private and group coaching is available
Club Fee: $$
Connect: https://www.facebook.com/MDTTC/
Website: https://mdttc.com/
Established in 1992, Maryland Table Tennis Center is one of the most well-equipped table tennis clubs in the US. The 1000-square feet facility offers both group classes (with a junior program) and private coaching. You can go for open play or participate in leagues/tournaments, which are held throughout the year.
The club has professional coaches like the former US No. 1 and the USA Table Tennis Hall of Fame member, Jack Huang. The club has higher rates than other places in the area, so we recommend doing your research before you go. You don’t need a membership for open play.
Washington D.C Table Tennis Club (WDCTT)
Location: 6403, Chillum PI NW Washington DC, MD
Club Highlights: Open 7 days a week, hourly table reservation available, one table tennis robot, professional coaching
Club Fee: $$
Connect: https://www.instagram.com/wdctt/
Website: https://wdctt.com/
Washington D. C Table Tennis Club is the only high-grade professional ping pong training facility in Washington D.C. You can get trained here by the best coaches in the city.
The club also offers a training program in complementary activities to the sport, such as physical training, weight training, wellness class, and physical therapy. You can also reserve the facility for private events as well. The club also has one Butterfly Amicus Prime ball launcher.
Baltimore Table Tennis Club
Location: Northwest Academy 4627 Old Court Rd. Baltimore, MD
Club Highlights: Open 5 days a week; Friday and Saturday excluded, best in Baltimore, value for money
Club Fee: $$
Connect: Not Available
Website: http://baltimoretabletennisclub.com/
Established almost 50 years ago, Baltimore Table Tennis Club is affiliated with USA Table Tennis. The club trains some of the best players in Baltimore who have brought several titles to the city from the USA Table Tennis Championships.
The table tennis club in Maryland stays closed in August for maintenance. It offers some of the cheapest rates in Baltimore and you can play for as low as $45 per year. You can participate in several leagues and tournaments hosted by the club throughout the year.
Howard County Table Tennis Center
Location: 9505 Berger Road Suite 200, Columbia MD
Club Highlights: USATT-sanctioned tournaments for professionals only, summer camp for kids five days a week, professional-grade infrastructure
Club Fee: $$
Connect: https://www.facebook.com/hcpingpong
Website: https://hctt-md.com
Affiliated with Maryland Table Tennis Association, Howard County Table Tennis Center is a well-maintained place to play table tennis for professionals and novice players alike. You can get private lessons or go for walk-in play.
This is not a big table tennis club in Maryland to play as the space is shared with SportsWorld in Columbia, but you get a clean space with a waiting area. If you want professional private coaching, the rates go as high as $260 per session but the coaches are Olympic level, such as former Olympic champion Rao Nian.
Potomac Community Table Tennis Club
Location: Potomac Community Center 11315 Falls Rd. Potomac, MD, AND Macarthur Boulevard near Potomac River
Club Highlights: 16 butterfly ping pong tables, professional-grade facility, multiple leagues throughout the year, USATT-sanctified tournaments
Club Fee: $$
Connect: Not available
Website: http://www.pcttc.net/
Sponsored by Butterfly, Potomac Community Table Tennis Club can accommodate up to 80 players in the facility. The well-lit, clean, and spacious facility has 16 Butterfly ping pong tables and hosts USATT-sanctioned tournaments throughout the year.
The club has two different locations but the one on Falls Road is bigger. It offers a range of programs such as open play, private coaching, leagues, and other services for its players. We recommend this club for serious, professional players only.
SPIN Washington DC
Location: 1332 F St. NW, Washington DC, MD
Club Highlights: 8 Professional ping pong tables, social club, not recommended for professional coaching, sponsored by STIGA
Club Fee: $$
Connect: https://www.instagram.com/wearespin/
Website: https://wearespin.com/location/washington-dc/
If you are looking for a way to socialize through ping pong, SPIN Washington DC is the place we recommend. This is not a training club and doesn’t offer any coaching classes but you can have access to ping pong professionals every week through the club’s weekly leagues.
SPIN also organizes several social leagues throughout the year where you can play with the local talent pool. The club also has a cafeteria, a bar, and an online shop. You don’t need a membership for this club and prices start from $9 per hour.
Lower Shore Table Tennis Club
Location: Crown Sports Center, 28410, Crown Rd. Fruitland, MD
Club Highlights: Parkinson’s disease table tennis club, open to everyone, not recommended for professional coaching, sponsored by Butterfly
Club Fee: $$
Connect: Not Available
Website: https://www.lsttclub.org/
Lower Shore Table Tennis Club was established for individuals with Parkinson’s disease, but the space can be used by anyone. The facility also has a ping pong robot with six professional-grade tables.
The table tennis club in Maryland was created to give the public an opportunity to play ping pong and socialize as well. It doesn’t offer professional coaching, so we don’t recommend it to players who want serious training. This non-profit organization is managed by Lower Shore Parkinson’s Support Group.
With many options available in Maryland, you can choose a ping pong club either just to socialize and compete in regional leagues or to get trained by professionals. If you’re in the Virginia, we have a guide for you there as well.
Our recommendations focus exclusively on Maryland with a few places from Washington D.C. Check our ping pong directory HERE if you are looking for a place to play elsewhere around the US.
