Greer, Prisma Health enter $3M naming rights agreement

The city of Greer and Prisma Health have entered a 10-year $3 million naming rights partnership for the city’s new sports and events center.

The 200,000 square-foot facility will be called the Prisma Health Performance Center. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to advancing community wellness, recreation, and economic development in Greer, according to a joint announcement.

Currently under construction, the Prisma Health Performance Center will have amenities including nine basketball courts which convert to 18 volleyball courts, a fitness center, elevated walking track, dedicated wrestling room, and a café, according to a news release. The center will host youth and adult sports, recreation programming designed for all ages, and community events while creating opportunities for health education and wellness programming.

The center also will house Prisma Health orthopedic and rehabilitation services, expanding access to specialized care while complementing the facility’s amenities and local programming.

“Prisma Health has cared for generations of Greer families and has repeatedly invested to expand medical services to meet the needs of our growing community,” Greer Mayor Rick Danner said in the release. “With this new multi-year partnership, Prisma Health is coming alongside the city of Greer to support a facility that will bring people together, create new opportunities for wellness and recreation, and serve as a point of pride in our community.”

The Prisma Health Performance Center at 1529 S. Highway 14 in Greer will host a wide range of activities for Greer residents and the greater Greer community, including basketball, volleyball, wrestling, camps, and senior programs.

“We are proud to partner with the city of Greer on a project that will have a lasting impact on the community,” Todd Walker, CEO of Prisma Health Greer Memorial Hospital, said in the rlease. “The Prisma Health Performance Center will be a place where families gather, children and athletes pursue their goals and people of all ages find opportunities to stay active and connected. With sports, recreation, orthopedic care and rehabilitation services all in one location, the center will help support healthier lives while bringing people together. We look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on Greer and communities across the Upstate.”

The facility has already drawn interest from travel tournament organizers who are eager to bring their events to Greer, the release stated.

Guided by the vision, “A home for the community. A destination for champions,” the Prisma Health Performance Center is on track to open in early 2027.