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Top 10 Myrtle Beach Mini Golf Courses

Visitors play their way through an ancient Mayan temple at this 27-hole Myrtle Beach mini golf course that includes greens indoors and out. The story is about a warrior named Pakal and a god named Chak and their epic battle. Pakal is buried inside the temple to protect you from the fierce Chak as you play, but spiders, snakes, and booby traps are still lurking everywhere. Visitors will play amidst ancient artifacts, waterfalls, and Mayan hieroglyphics. Listen for Chak’s wrath during the thunder and lightning show.

Players step into a dramatic storyline at this North Myrtle Beach mini golf course. Your chartered plane has made an emergency landing on a tropical island (Mayday!) that turns out to be a paradise of palm trees, cascading waterfalls, a mountain, and 36 holes of mini golf. Luckily, the emergency landing didn’t break your putter! Mayday was featured on Travel Channel and named the Best Survival Course. They are open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. but call ahead to verify the hours. Mayday golf features two courses and offers discounts for anyone golfing all 36 holes.

A giant volcano shakes up this mini golf course in Myrtle Beach every 20 minutes, and the sounds of waterfalls and Jimmy Buffet fill the air, offering golfers an island vibe to enjoy while they putt. But what sets this course apart from the others is the annual U.S. Pro Mini Golf Masters Tournament, which is hosted at Hawaiian Rumble every year. So part of the fun is seeing how your score stacks up against the world’s best professional mini golfers.

This mini golf course’s pirate theme draws in many landlubbers from around Myrtle Beach. The Black Pearl features 18 holes on, off, and around a giant pirate ship with a rushing waterfall and pond. Spend the day playing the course and then treat yourself at the candy store, ice cream shop, and arcade.

Runaway Bay mini golf near the town of Murrells Inlet is a Jamaican-themed course at the entrance to Tupelo Bay. This 36-hole mini golf course features two very different 18-hole courses to challenge any vacationer in Myrtle Beach. Putt alongside 40-foot waterfalls and through cave-like tunnels, and hang out to congratulate the champion with a treat at the ice cream parlor.

Don’t worry if you missed the California Gold Rush of the mid-1800s: The Lost Mine Miniature Golf in Myrtle Beach recreates the scene with streams, mines, and a water tower. Play through 18 increasingly challenging holes that wind over bridges, through corkscrews, and around boulders, with the finesse of a true 49er. You’ll strike gold with the secret hole-in-one if you can find it.

Immerse yourself in this pirate-themed mini golf course as you make your way from hole to hole reading interesting placards with pirate facts. Obstacles include dark caves, sprawling ships, rocky terrain, and winding greens. Kids and adults love the smoking cannon, splashes, and other special effects.

The Family Golf company offers four mini golf courses in Myrtle Beach. Captain Hook’s Adventure Golf features two interactive courses full of pirates, crocodiles, and caverns, plus a 15-foot smoking skull. Jungle Safari is a course filled with spectacular statues of the African savanna’s most intriguing animals. Jurassic golf’s dinosaur-themed mini golf course features two 18-hole courses: Ice Age and Predator. Shipwreck Island mini golf is right on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach and offers golfers a chance to putt their way to safety through shark-infested waters.

If bright creatures, castles, and fantasy interest you, you’ll love Rainbow Falls Mini Golf in Myrtle Beach. The 18 challenging holes keep everyone entertained. Watch out for the water traps and don’t get distracted by the giant octopus rising out of the sea to finish first. This course offers a mix of easy and difficult holes to test any golfer.