Indoor mini golf
Mini golf is a Myrtle Beach tradition, and a few courses are fully or partly indoors, so a rainy afternoon or a hot July day doesn't cancel the round. Look at each listing for the course style and the hours before you go.
Indoor courses stay open on hot afternoons and in bad weather, and some are part of a larger arcade or bowling venue. Hours shift between seasons, so check the listing and call if you're planning around closing time.
5 places
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Central Myrtle
810 Billiards & Bowling 3D Haunted Mini Golf
Mini golf · Haunted / 3D Glow
Grab 3D glasses and putt through a spooky, glow-in-the-dark haunted course inside this air-conditioned entertainment spot at The Market Common. Bowling, billiards and a milkshake bar make it a solid rainy-day or date-night pick.
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Central Myrtle
Aloha Mini Golf
Mini golf · Hawaiian / Tiki
Choose from two lush outdoor courses or the indoor course upstairs, complete with tiki decor and talking tropical birds. An arcade and batting cages round out a full night of fun.
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Central Myrtle
Cancun Lagoon Adventure Golf
Mini golf · Mayan Jungle
Climb a 50-foot Mayan pyramid, visible from South Kings Highway, and explore ancient ruins across 27 holes that mix indoor and outdoor play. Open since 2003 and air-conditioned in part, it's one of the most dramatic-looking courses in town and a good fit for families.
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North Myrtle Beach
Molten Mountain Miniature Golf
Mini golf · Volcano / Tropical
Play Pele's Revenge outdoors around a towering volcano, then head inside to the air-conditioned Lava Louie's Challenge. Elevated greens, caves, tunnels and lava-style rock formations make for a dramatic round of about 45 to 60 minutes, with shade outside and AC inside for hot afternoons or rainy days.
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Central Myrtle
Ripley's Crazy Golf
Mini golf · Neon Glow / Crazy
Three stories of glow-in-the-dark, neon-lit mini golf right on the Boardwalk, with interactive challenges, swings and 360-degree loops. Fully air-conditioned, it's the perfect escape from summer heat or a rainy day.
