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Miniature Golf
Miniature Golf has a long-standing tradition as an important part of a Myrtle Beach vacation. Mini-golf, or “putt putt” as it is sometimes referred, has been a popular and affordable form of family entertainment along the Grand Strand for 50-plus years. The challenging and whimsical courses present golf in an approachable manner for children and first-timers, while offering a tougher test of putting skills, even for the experienced golfer. Here, a kid can beat his old man at his own game and take home bragging rights. A simple game, players receive one ball and one putter at the start, and play their way through a course full of quirky obstacles. Miniature golf courses line the Grand Strand with a wide variety of themes; pirate adventures, jungle safaris, castaway islands, and even prehistoric golf with dinosaurs on every hole. Not surprisingly, the Grand Strand is also host of the Masters of Mini Golf tournament each October.
Captain Hook's Adventure Golf
The Captain Hook’s miniature golf course incorporates elements of the classic children’s tale Peter Pan. Guests play through skull-shaped caverns and pirate ships, complete with smoke, sound effects and realistic cannonball splashes. Each hole ties in thematically with the story of Peter Pan and his ongoing troubles with Captain Hook. A perfect location for birthday parties and youth outings, group rates are available for larger groups.
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Hawaiian Rumble
Located in North Myrtle Beach, the Hawaiian Rumble Mini Golf hosts the Masters of Mini Golf Tournament each October. The lush tropical landscaping and gentle Hawaiian music make for a truly scenic and relaxing experience. Keep your ear out for the Rumble” as the course centerpiece is a 40 ft. volcano. Kids will also get a kick out of live tropical birds in the gift shop.
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Mayday Miniature Golf
May Day Miniature Golf in North Myrtle Beach plays off an aviation theme. With a bright yellow plane actively crashing into the side of the course’s large mountain, May Day Miniature Golf is easy to spot from U.S. 17. Golfers must play their way through 18 island themed holes in order to meet their rescuers. Tropical plants and realistic sound effects add to the excitement.
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Mt. Atlanticus Miniature Golf
In the heart of Myrtle Beach lies Mt. Atlanticus, a mini golf course brimming with waterfalls, challenging holes, and adventure at every step. From the top of the Mt. Atlanticus observation decks, players may take in panoramic views of the ocean and Myrtle Beach skyline. They also offer an especially challenging 19th hole where, with enough skill and a bit of luck, you can win a free lifetime pass!
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