Lost Mine Miniature Golf — Local services in Myrtle Beach

Got my tickets for free from my hotel at the beach. Probably wouldn't have played here had not been for free. Right in front of Anderson's Hotel and Spa. Right on the main drag of ocean Boulevard towards the chaos of Myrtle Beach Square. Not very clean for how new the Putt-Putt golf course is greens had wood chips all over them. Will not find as crowded as others because it is not at all big. It's kind of more for just children. However it did have some nice holes with difficulty. They have a bait-and-switch after 6 p.m. They don't allow free putt putt after 6 p.m. So you end up paying $8 with your free coupon. Had I known that I would not have come there. However the crowd was small compared to the other putt-putts so I gave it a whirl. Definitely not in a league with Mount Atlanticus, uptown or even close to Captain Hook, or Aloha golf ,or Hawaiian Rumble. Be sure to go before 6pm if you have a free coupon. I guess the only good thing I have to say about this place is it would be worth one try. Or if you have small children in your group they will not be disappointed. However if you play putt-putt a lot down here go with one of the heavy-hitters I've mentioned like Mount...

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Our family loves to mini golf every year when we hit Myrtle Beach for our family vacation. There are a lot of us as my husband and I have eight kids ranging from 25 down to 7, so it’s always a good time no matter where we go.

We came across this mini golf course while searching for something that didn’t cost too, too much. It’s a nice little course, definitely needs some work as there are some holes and wrinkling in the green but overall, we can make a good time out of just about anything! If you are staying in the hotel across the street, it is actually included with your stay. We were not so we had to pay to get in but like I said, it’s a nice little course for the money and we had the best time as we always do, just conversing, playing and enjoying time as a family. Recommend!

Wheelchair accessible entrance and lot. Very good for kids....

19th Century Mining themed mini golf course. 18 holes. Was a nice relaxing short fun game. Me and the wife did it in about an hour. The course itself is beautiful. Some of the greenery is coming up and hole 6 was flooded from recent rain. The holes weren’t super diverse. Some were unique. Some were just a straight shot with a little hills here and there. Staff was polite and respectful. We got to do it for free from booking the Carolinian hotel just across the street. So they give us...