17 chess clubs in North Carolina. Search by name or place. Compare playing addresses, club nights and fees, then open a card for lessons, age groups and contact details.
End time · Trial lesson · Trial visit · Children · Adults · Beginners · Review score
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Javokhir Sindarov and Aravindh Chithambaram at the 2026 Naroditsky Memorial Rapid. Photograph of a past event.
Photo: Kelly Centrelli / Charlotte Chess Center (Commons: ChessKelly) · CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons. Taken 3 Jul 2026. Display crop. Licence checked 24 Oct 2026.
Separate free host programme for ages 9+; this does not apply to all weekly sessions.Second week of the month.Expected finish around 18:30. Round 2 starts at 11:55; later rounds start as soon as possible.8 November 2026
Adult players Monday casual play and Tuesday quad chess.[2]
Teaching & language
Lessons
Adult players Monday casual play and Tuesday quad chess.[2]
Contacts
Unknown details
End time · Fees: membership, visits & trials · Children · Minimum age · Teenagers · Beginners · Club players · Tournament players · Teaching · Format · Review score
Use the city or club search, or choose a place from the Cities list. The club cards show the same details here and in each city directory. There are 17 listings on this page.
What does a club visit cost?
A membership or single-visit amount is available for 2 of the 17 listings here. These are separate fees: read the programme, currency and payment period beside each amount. Ask the club about any price marked Unknown before booking.
Where can I see the meeting days?
Meeting days are recorded for 13 of the 17 listings. Read the session name as well as the time: lessons, casual play and tournaments can use different schedules. Dated events and venue opening hours are labelled separately in the details.
How can I find sessions for children or beginners?
Age-group information is available for 8 of the 17 listings. Check the minimum age and playing level in Details. If age or level is missing, it is not clear whether the club can accept a particular player; ask about the session you want to attend.
Can I try a session or take lessons?
Look for Teaching, Trial lesson and Trial visit in the expanded card. They describe different offers. If an offer is listed, check its programme and fee; if it is unknown, ask the club whether a first visit or lesson needs booking.
Which address should I use?
Read the address label on the card. Playing venues, postal addresses and event venues have different purposes. The map shows recorded locations where usable coordinates are available; confirm the venue for the session if several addresses are listed.
How do I check or correct the information?
Open Sources to see the URL and recorded check date for each available detail. Unknown means no source gives this detail yet. Report a change with the club name and a public source if something has changed.
