Chess clubs in Fort Mill

1 chess club in Fort Mill. The card below lists its address, meeting times, fees and contact details.

Sessions
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday · 17:00 start · Weekly
Membership
$99 / month
Sources4
Details

Schedule

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday · 17:00 start · Weekly[2]

Tuesday, Friday, Monday, Thursday · 18:00 start · Weekly[2]

Monday · 19:00 start · Weekly[2]

Sunday · 13:00 start · Selected Sunday of each month[2]

Costs

Membership

$99 / month[2]

Who can join

Age groups
Branch structured instruction across beginner/intermediate/advanced · local tournament list states no age limit.[2]
Students of all ages and skill levels follow structured chess teaching at CHESS KLUB Indian Land.[2]
Playing levels
Branch structured instruction across beginner/intermediate/advanced · local tournament list states no age limit.[2]

Teaching & language

Teaching
Archana Kolangara and Zubin Baliga listed for in-person coaching.[3]
Ankit Rajpara, Nikola Nestorovic, Martin Petrov listed for advanced online instruction.[3]
Format
In person[3]
Online[3]

Contacts

Unknown details

End time · Single visit · Trial lesson · Trial visit · Minimum age · Review score

Sources 4

  1. 01
    new.uschess.org

    Directory record

  2. 02
    indianland.chessklub.com

    Age groups, Membership, Playing levels, Schedule

  3. 03
    indianland.chessklub.com

    Format, Teaching

  4. 04
    US Census geocoder

    Approximate address location

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About CHESS KLUB

Where does CHESS KLUB meet?

CHESS KLUB plays at 1245 Rosemont Drive, Suite 120, Fort Mill, SC 29707, United States.

How much does CHESS KLUB cost?

Membership: $99 per month.

Who can join CHESS KLUB?

Branch structured instruction across beginner/intermediate/advanced, local tournament list states no age limit. Students of all ages and skill levels follow structured chess teaching at CHESS KLUB Indian Land.

How can I contact CHESS KLUB?

Call +1 704-285-0040 or visit indianland.chessklub.com.

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