Mt Atlanticus Miniature Golf

Excellent golfing experience. Clean, tidy. Price is right. Staff are very friendly and courteous. All of the family enjoyed our experience. Would I come back — deffo.

Great family fun for all ages. This is one of the better golf courses, compared to the others that looked a bit more crummy. Decent pricing, plenty of parking. There are two courses, Minotaur and conch. Both take you through the entire complex, good walking exercise. The last few courses are elevated in a treehouse, nice touch that gives you a good view of the city. Kids loved it. There is a 19^th hole, where you can try for the free lifetime pass. One thing though, they need to start repairing those artificial carpets. When it gets wet, it gets crummy looking.

This golf course was one of the best I ever went to, you get an overlook view of the city as you play… the family had a blast here…

I’m from Indy on vacation best putt putt course I’ve ever played amazing view not to hard not to easy just pure fun amazing design love it wish we had has good putt putt courses

I’ve played mini golf at Mt Atlanticus a number of time over the years, and it’s always fun. I’m not sure if I’d call it challenging, aside from hiking up and down the stairs, but it’s a nice course that is fairly well maintained and clean. That’s a lot more than I can say for a lot of the other mini golf establishments in Myrtle Beach!

Beautiful scenery, the cashier was super helpful and they gave my husband a military discount! Our kids are 8 & 4 and had no troubles with the stairs. It was brutally hot but we did the outdoor one and I like that there was still plenty of shade!

Went around noon and played one course, then went back after dinner to play the other course. $ 28 to play all day for 2 people. It was so much fun! Make sure to wear comfy shoes and becareful after it rains. All of the walkways get super slick. Also, make sure to talk to the people playing around you. It makes it to much more fun. Cute gift shop too!

do not park in parking garage. car window was smashed with a brick and everything was stolen. signs say they have cctv cameras but that is bullshit.
gold was fun.

Loved it!!! I haven’t been here since I was a kid, but it was just as fun as I remember fifteen years later. An hour and half of fun that will have you coming back.
Brought back some awesome memories and had the whole family enthralled. The course is kept up very well considering its age and how popular it is. Had a great theme, and I thought it was cool you could pick what kind of course you wanted. Verrrrry cheap. I think we got a military discount but it was only $ 28 for all four. There was a small wait between some of the holes due to so many people being there, but it’s really not bad. The beginning seemed to be a long wait but it breaks up after a couple holes. Really nice staff and a great place to spend the evening.

Great course! Real extravagant holes! All holes are a par 5. Signs say you should play in groups of 4, and unfortunately one of the party in front of us had a party of roughly 10 people; so we skipped a hole to cut in front to keep the line somewhat moving. Otherwise the 18 hole game would’ve taken us a lot longer. Which is why I took a star. Staff really should check that parties are playing in groups of 4 like the signs say to do.
You get a 19^th hole when you make it back down to the lobby. Very hard. It is possible because if you make it in you win a lifetime pass to the course, AND your picture gets taken/​put up in the lobby next to the hole. If you can play during the day, they say you can see the view of the ocean from hole 18. But we played hole 18 at 9:30pm.

We just had a great time here mini golfing on a Monday night. It was decently busy for a Monday but it’s tourist season so that’s a given.
The golf course itself was nice, the holes were challenging and the outside greens were pretty well kept. Inside the building for the first two holes were a different story, the ceiling paint was all falling off and looked terrible.
We originally got stuck behind a group who didn’t understand the groups of four rule and were playing as a group of TEN. So we played through and skipped them to another hole.
Also the price listed on the website as of an hour before we went was 10 $ per adult and it was actually 12 $. UPDATE YOUR WEBSITES. So frustrating.
All in all it was a good time, you get a great view of Myrtle from the top seeing the sky-​wheel and the beach. I deducted one for the price being so high, an one for the non exceptional conditions. You’ll still have a good time here, enjoy it!
PS: As we left Monday night at 9:30pm it was slammed. The line was out the door into the parking lot.

I went with my family to play and we were pretty impressed. When you get there you get to choose between two courses. You start indoor and then go outside. We enjoyed the course, each hole having different obstacles. Only thing I would change is to have more fans out there. But, they can’t control the weather so I am sticking to my five stars!

Thought this was a really cute and fun place. Lots of stairs, comfy shoes are best. One course has more shade, the Conch course. Great view of MB when you get up top. Cute gift shop. Had fun. Not overly difficult for the 6 yr old that was with us so that made it fun for her.

very fun time, ample parking. 18 holes for $ 10 for adults, $ 8 for kids & there are two courses to play wither the Minotaur or the Conch. The holes are not too hard but not overly easy either. And on the 19^th hole if you make a hole in one you get free games there for life!
It’s conveniently located and has a nice little gift shop too

This was one of the BEST mini golf/​putt-​putt places I have been to and have seen in Myrtle Beach. There are two 18-​hole courses (Conch and Minotaur) w/​a bonus 19^th hole, where if you get a hole-​in-​one, you’ll get a lifetime pass.
Prices were $ 14/​adult for both courses (38 holes) $ 10/​adult (19 holes). The front desk woman was nice and informative.
The first two holes (for both courses) are indoors. While you wait for your groups turn, you can practice at numerous practice holes. The majority of Minotaur holes are outdoors near lakes, while Conch’s are upstairs on rooftops. Both courses are very fun and offer a variety of difference and difficulty.
I would definitely recommend this place on a sunny afternoon. Wear comfortable shoes as you will be walking up a lot of stairs. They also do have a wheelchair accessible elevator.

Actually the coolest looking one from the road. But this place is not well maintained at all. One of the only miniature golf courses that we could NOT find online coupons for. My least favorite of all the Myrtle Beach coarses. Ironically there is a sign @ the main entrance stating, «Yelpers love us?!?»

Reminds me of the Ewok village! Lots of places you can play mini-​golf in Myrtle. I still take out of town friends here when someone mentions it. Unlike numerous other courses, this one is well cared for and just around the corner from the board-​walk.
Go ahead and take advantage of the 2 course offer/​discount and make an afternoon of it.
This is one of those times I wish there was a 3.5 star option. I stopped shy of 4 simply because of their prices. A little steeper than comparable courses.
Still, a good time.
–Neil

Well, once you get passed the sticker shock of $ 12 per person, it is a really cool place! The theme is sorta Greek gods… although, they have giant fake Venus fly traps around and dodo birds… I’m not sure what that has to do with Greek mythology, but, whatever!
The courses seemed challenging to a non mini golfer like myself. There seemed to be many holes where it was easy to get a hole in one… as long as you figured out the «trick» to it and had good aim.
The course was well maintained overall and required a lot of walking up and down stairs. The Conch course was handicapped accessible because it has an elevator.
My fiancé and I came on a Friday night so both courses were packed and we usually had to wait for 3 – 5 groups to complete their turns before we could get to the next hole.
They have a seemingly impossible 19^th hole. If you make a hole in one, you get free mini golf with them for life. They have a wall filled with pictures from all those who made the hole in one… so, there is hope for you!

There are so many mini golf places to choose from on Kings Hwy! However, Mt Alanticus got the highest reviews with the most reviewers.
We arrived at 9 am to beat the rain and paid $ 10/​adult for one round of 18 holes. I wish there was a coupon for this place though.
We chose to do the lakes course and it took about an hour to complete. We had a blast! The courses were fun and had a variety of terrains. The golf course had a cool theme too!
If you can get a hole in one at the 19^th hole you’ll get a lifetime pass to Mt Atlanticus. We all didn’t get it lol.

This is a great spot for mini golf right in Myrtle Beach! There are two «routes» you can choose from (or do both!) — one has more «lagoon» holes and the other has more «cave» holes. We chose the first one and, with 4 adults, it took us about 45 minutes. The holes were a mixture of challenging and super easy (with a few of us scoring a hole in one a couple of times) but the real winner on this course are the views up top! As you trek upstairs through the course you can catch glimpses of the ocean and the city and, on a warm, breezy day, you just can’t beat it! Cheesy? Yes. Fun? Hell yeah.
Tip: Leave grandparents at home unless they’re going to sit in the lobby and wait for you — too much stair climbing.