Captain Hook's Adventure Golf

Went for my 24th birthday! Decent place some places in the course are soggy.. The 'hard' course was actually easy and the 'easy' course was pretty hard in my honest opinion! Overall I had a good time, lots of beautiful views too!!

Hands down the best spot in town for mini golf! The 2-round deal is such a steal. The course was well-kept, had some fun (and tricky) holes, plus awesome views. We’ll definitely be back!

Awesome mini golf course! We visit everytime when in Myrtle! Attention to detail is amazing and family friendly atmosphere

Wife and I had a great time! Played both courses. 36 holes in all. Nice landscaping and a nice designed course.

This was my daughters first time golfing, and she loved it! They have 2 courses to choose from. They had a ton of fun and exciting holes, from caves to avoiding a running river. This place is fun for all ages! Would definitely go back!!

Fun mini golf with the kids. Holes were pretty easy but cool theme!

One of the best places to take your family and have some fun. We really enjoyed it.

Captain Hook’s mini golf was the perfect end to mine and my husband’s night. There are two different courses and they were both so creative and fun! This mini golf looked by far the best out of all of the miniature golf courses around!

We tried this as our 2nd course of the week because it was in walking distance of our hotel and glad it was. They had 2 courses, and the nice couple working there told us which to go on based on the number of young families vs. adults playing. Overall the course was fun and cute with lots of photo opportunities.

Such a great way to spend a day before the season starts. So if you're a mini golf connoisseur such as I then this is a great course for the price. Pay the $15 and play all day and turn it in to a little family tournament where the winner gets Kirk's Ice Cream just down the street. There are two courses (Lost Boys and Captain Hook) with Hook being a touch more challenging. I love gimmick holes with interesting layouts and this was pretty good but I've played better. At the End of the Day this is a great low cost 36 holes to be outside with your family. It is not wheelchair friendly by any means so buyer-be-ware. Another recommendation is Spyglass if you can only play 18 (though it only has 18 for the same cost).

My wife and I stop in here when we pass through Myrtle beach. We played putt putt here 30 years ago on our honeymoon and try to play anytime we are near. The course is in good shape and the little Tinker Bell still works! They take good care of it and still love playing it 30 years later.

Dope miniature golfing, great pirate/peter pan theme courses. Well maintained, great holes. It was fun for our group of 10, there was three different sets of holes so you don't have to wait long. Plenty of balls, sizes of clubs and places to sit while you wait your turn.

We had the best time! Literally five minute walk from the Avenue 23 Public Parking Lot! Two different courses with a fun immersive Peter Pan theme! Lovely challenging course and great photo opportunities for you to take with family, friends, and loved ones. Very affordable and both adult and child sized golf clubs. They also sold water and Gatorade for anyone who needs a little extra hydration but the caves inside the course almost had a theme park feel to it with much needed shade. Great diversion for about an hour and a half before dinner.

Beautiful course. Just re-carpeted. Good price: $11.75/person for 1 course (there are two). Special today, 6/6/23, $13.75/pp for the two courses! Fun time.

Cute mini golf course. Several courses to choose from. Seemed to be pleasantly maintained and within walking distance from the main boardwalk area in Myrtle Beach. Plenty of parking if you decide to drive.

Mini golf is always a fun time at night with family after dinner at the beach. This is the first time, I been to this location, I was impress how well kept this place is. I been to many mini golf places, the best ones were the one in Disney. But this one themed well and the course is fun. Yes I like the ones that had the water features. I hope they continue to kept up with the environment and continue to make it fun for the families.

This mini golf course was great and I give it an A+! The grounds were immaculate! No trash or cigarette butts lying around anywhere and the most beautiful landscaping from the hibiscus flowers out front to the trees in the parking lot. Staff was very friendly and informative. You get to choose from (2) different courses to play. One side is the skull and the other side is the boat. We played the skull side and it was cool to walk through and play through. The course had a lot of benches to rest on if needed and a lot of shaded areas for those 100 degree days. The courses have 18 holes. Snacks and drinks are available to purchase inside the lobby area.

Loved this place. There was animatronics, nice theming, and a good balance of challenging and simple holes. We did both the lost boys and Hook's courses but definitely liked Hook's better. Both are good though. The only downside was the price which wasn't too bad for what you got.

Nice course, reasonable price, friendly. It was not too crowded early in the day, can get hot under the sun though. We had a lot of fun ages 4 to 65.

Great experience. We had our baby in the stroller and Capt Hook's has 2 courses so we were able to do Lost Boys without having to worry about stairs. So easy to get our kids around. Loved it.

So many mini golf choices. We picked this one based on location and reviews. Planned on doing one round but ended up doing both 18 hole course for $13.50 plus tax. Hook's Challenge was definitely a little more difficult than the Lost Boys course. The animatronics are getting a bit sun bleached and wore but overall the place is pretty well kept.

So I hear Myrtle beach is Mini Golf country.. hum? My opinion of mini golf courses are they are all unimaginative and boring but I'm going to play one for my grandsons sake. "Seaside golf capital of the world" Myrtle beach states they have over 100 golf courses, and claims to be the "miniature golf capital of the world," with 50 miniature golf courses so somethings got to be up right? Its a hot day and I hope this will go fast. I choose the Lost Boys course first and I was glad there was no wait. First few holes nothing new but after that I started to feel the breezes and hear the water flow and some of the holes went into beautiful man made caves with water falls and with animation points I found myself smiling and having fun. Than course 2, It was amazing from the first hole to the end. I found Tinker Bell being held captive and I hoped Peter Pan would let her out by the end of the course. I enjoyed that I got to play golf on a pirate ship and that I didn't hit my ball in the raging current of the waterfalls. I was myself challenged by every hole and it became a fun competition between my daughter, grandson and myself. The place looked diligent in their maintenance of the course and landscaping. I would say my mind has been changed about mini golf and I will need to return to take on the other large number of themed courses I have seen on every corner. A Miniature Golf Trail is in my future now. This place was themed in Peter Pans adventures but I will remember it as one of my best vacation adventures.

Had a great time played both courses and enjoyed it! It's easy to get to and they serve alcohol at a reasonable price:)

You definitely come here for the characters and scenery, not the golf. All the caves and boats and talking characters made it a lot of fun. It even rained for a short bit while we were there, and we were playing a hole inside a cave and stayed pretty dry as a result! The course is very easy for the most part, and if there wasn't so much stuff going on around it, the holes would be quite boring. We played Captain Hook, not Lost Boys, and there were a lot of steps which is why Lost Boys course is labeled handicapped accessible. Definitely the place to bring kids.

As an Native American, i was very upset and in disbelief as i saw a "Indian" tide up with her mouth taped up. As the Captain said "I see an indian". seeing and hearing that just didnt sit right with me. Do better!

I don't know how this was a 4 out of 5 star?!?! It's a 5 out of 5! We had a blast! The course is immaculately kept. I loved the landscaping too. The holes are well spaced from each other so you don't feel like you're crowding other players even if you need to wait. The design and set up was the best I've seen at a mini golf course. So many fun details! There are 2 courses to choose from. We didn't know anything about either. (The teenagers working in the building where we paid could have been more helpful with that...They did at least tell us to grab 2 balls for our 4 year old. There's a lot of water and he did lose one.) So we did the Hook course. We winded around, thru caves, up stairs, on to the pirate ship, saw Tinker Bell. Everyone loved it. There's automated features too. I would definitely recommend it!

Played this as a nighttime course and definitely recommend it, as darkness enhances the atmosphere immensely. We chose the Captain Hook course, because you get to go on the pirate ship AND see Tinkerbell! The Lost Boys course is more technical and you go through the Skull Cavern, but we only had time for one. The greens were immaculate despite foul weather earlier in the day, and while this was the easier course it was challenging enough; it had some tricky holes and was a lot of fun. The fortune-telling pirate in the lobby was broken or off as we left, so I will never know my future. But I foresee a trip down the Lost Boys course in it.

My dad and I played here on a Friday a little after 12pm. The man at the desk was friendly. One round of golf was $10 per person (2 adult tickets). If you come after 6pm, it's $11 per person. We used a $1 off per player coupon we found in one of the coupon books. If you wanted to play both courses, it would be a little bit cheaper per person. There are two courses: Captain Hook and Lost Boys. The Captain Hook course has stairs throughout. The Lost Boys course has no steps or stairs and is wheelchair and stroller friendly. There were several large parties on each course. We decided to play the Lost Boys course. We skipped the first hole since the party of 6 in front of us were putting so slow. By the time we were on the 10th hole, they were on the 3rd! The Lost Boys course was nice to play. The holes weren't overly complicated but there were a few challenging ones. The course was well maintained and well kept. I believe they added a couple of new characters from the last time we played. Tiger Lily and the man being eaten by the crocodile weren't out. Perhaps it was due to the heavy winds we had early in the week? Or perhaps they were being painted or repaired. Overall, we had a fun time. We would return!

Fun place! I've never been too into mini golf, but this spot was really fun. I enjoyed all of the little nuances and the courses were interesting. Had a great time winning my round :)

In Myrtle it's hard to decide what mini golf course to go to because there are so many! But for us, it was Christmas Eve, and the options were pretty limited, so we ended up here. I'm so glad we did! I have NEVER played at such a clean, well maintained mini golf course in my life. There are two courses for 13.95 (or something like that). We paid for both courses even tho we figured we'd leave after one course. But we had so much fun, we did them both. The older gentlemen who were working there were also so kind. We spent a large portion of our day there, and it was definitely a highlight of the trip.

This is one of the best mini golf courses I have ever been to. It is like you are pulling into a theme park. In the entrance way, they have refreshments that are very cheap and even a beer fridge. There are two courses. Both intertwine between many caves, water effects, and characters from Peter Pan. The course itself is kept very clean and the greens are fun! They have refreshments half way through the course. There is a ton of parking and the pricing was right on target with all other courses.

I've been to hundreds of putt putt courses but this was the BEST! My kids were entertained, the course was challenging but laid out well enough for my 6 & 7 year old to have fun. The caves, ship, skull and waterfall are so unique and well done. A great family outing.

Totally enjoyed this with the familyThis is truly a miniature golf adventure filled with dips, curves, hills, and cavesThe Hook scenes are fun to walk through, but I must admit Peter Pan and a couple if the other characters could be updated because they look a little creepy. We went in the evening when it was cooler so be prepared to wait at each hole because most people have the same idea. If you don't want to wait go during the day and have fun in the blazing heat However, even though we had to wait at each hole it wasn't a long wait and the vibe was good among the guest. Everyone just wanted to have an enjoyable evening with their families. SN: there are 2 different 18 hole courses to choose from, Captain Hook or The Lost Boys. We will have to check out Lost Boys on our next visit because Captain Hook was super fun and the 8 year old we had with us agrees. In fact he wanted to do another 18 holes This is also an inexpensive activity especially when you compare it to some of the other Myrtle Beach attractions. Before 6pm its $11.50/person and after 6pm it's $12.50. I also found out from the family in front if us that there is also and all day pass you can purchase. They had actually been earlier in the day and returned for some evening fun. I'm not sure of the cost of the all day pass, but it may be a good investment especially if you want to do both courses.

What a great place to play mini golf in Myrtle Beach. There are 5 to 6 mini golf places in this tourist town, this one was clean, well kept up, with challenging holes, and nice decorations with waterfalls, caves and multiple levels. Their prices are good too, although check online coupon sites for increased discounts. They have plenty of parking in their lot. They had a deal for $12, all you can play til 6pm. Friendly staff, fun experience.

We are from west coast so we went there late at 11pm... so I'll give the staff a break- they seemed a bit tired but got us what we needed! Lol .. this was super cool - golf was fun for all ages - my 7 yo had a blast as did my 14 yo... super cool atmosphere! Very impressive!

Awesome place to show off the skillz and destroy the wifey and kiddos. No mercy. You wanna put-put trash talk...bombs away.. they couldn't handle the smoke. I was puttin bombs and spinnin the ball left, right, and around any obstacles those crazy pirates tried to toss at me. At the end of the 18 holes I had Capt Hook asking to join my crew, three kids thinking I taught Tiger Woods everything he knows, and a wifey who lost a lot of bets.... Bets to be discussed in a more adult-appropriate forum.... Winner winner chicken dinner....

We thought it was a nice course. I'm hopping you're a fan of Peter Pan and the crew. One course seems to be handicap friendly. Kids will love it.

We thoroughly enjoyed our time playing mini golf here! As adults in our mid 30s we had as much fun as kids! The courses were very interesting. The price was more than reasonable! Only $13 per person that included both 18 hole courses.

We had fun! Prepaid for both courses. Enjoyed the "hills" and inclined to the holes- added a challenge. Scenery was nice.

Pros- Coolest mini golf set up I've ever seen. Interesting and clean, well maintained course with a well implemented theme. Open late in the off season. Cons- Bathroom and customer service could use some sprucing up.

It was a great location for mini golf. It wasn't very difficult. We just had fun with our family.

I feel like this is one of the better mini golf places in Myrtle Beach, because it seemed longer to complete compared to others. I feel like I got my money's worth here. This could have been simply because they were busy on the night we went, but either way, we really enjoyed it. It's interactive, and has characters like Tinker-bell and Peter Pan. It has a very unique course as well. They have 2 courses, and one is actually handicap/wheel chair accessible. They have a parking lot and parking is free, so no need to walk! Each game of mini golf is a little bit cheaper, by a dollar or so if you go before it gets dark, which I believe is around 6pm, (call to verify this though!) We went around 8-9pm on a Sunday because it's more fun to play at night, and there were a lot of people! We really enjoyed our game.

Really fun course, super cute theme even had a secret tinker bell hiding spot in one of the caves. Highly recommend!

We've been to several courses at Myrtle this week and so far this one has been the most up kept. It was clean, not a lot of leaves and debris. Benches along the way too to sit and wait on. Got my first hole in one of the week here too!

One of the best mini golf courses in Myrtle! Laid back, beautiful course. We had a blast.

This place looks like it's probably a lot of fun, but when we arrived there was a line out the door. When we paid, the associate did tell us that it would take a long time to play through the course. However, we did not realize that the place was filled with really large groups and it was moving very, very slowly. Our little group of 3 was left waiting for 10 minutes + between each hole. We stayed to play 3-4 holes and decided to cut our losses and leave. It would have been helpful if all the large groups had been directed to one of the two courses so that the smaller groups were not held captive and unable to move at a normal speed. We expected a wait, but we didn't know the place was overrun with huge groups. They sold cans of beer inside when you bought admission and we noticed that several of the large groups were drinking and not really being very considerate of the other people around them. On the plus side, the course looked really nice and appeared clean. We did not make it into the ship or skull, but it looks like it would have been really nice if we'd managed to play through.

Close to the strip and kid friendly. Staff at the main office were very professional. The price is reasonable for a days worth of fun. I highly recommend if you're looking for an activity to do with your family that will not break your budget. I would come back to this place next time I'm in town. Walking distance from Breakers and the Camelot by the sea.

This was the only mini golf we could find open during the off season so we went with it. There are so many courses open in the Summer so I appreciate Capt Hook's for being open! The course is Peter Pan themed which is fun! We opted to play both courses for around $12 - not bad. The man working was very nice and there were soft drinks and a few domestic beers available for purchase. We'll definitely return when in the area!

Awesome course, very nice. But Don't go anywhere close to closing time!! We had over an hour to play, but there was 4 members in our party. The clerks let us pay and start the game but a couple minutes after they closed when we only had 4 holes left to play, a fella came out and yelled at us that the lights were about to shut off, told us we were playing wrong (how do you play putt putt wrong?) and that we were 4 times slower than everyone else and then proceeded to stand there and make us play a "faster" way. Thinking that there may be an automatic timer on the lights, we all rushed to finish so we wouldn't be standing in the dark, only to watch the clerks kill the lights themselves and walk out the door behind us. Rather rude if you ask me.

There are an abundance of mini golf places in Myrtle Beach, and I've been to a lot of them, this place was great! Employees were polite and told us about the courses so we could choose which to play, we opted for Hooks course and had a blast. We saw several families playing so it's good for young and the not so young. Option of stairs course if you choose, or stay lower. Even though I lost by 2 strokes still had a great time. Stop by and say hi to tinker bell and Peter.

I loved it the scene the energy and there was a wide selection of putters and ball colors. The only reason this isn't five stars is because of the people. It was so crowded but overall a really great time!

My wife and I had a blast here! I loved the variety of the holes and the whole design of the place. Highly recommend playing here.

This is the cutest mini gold in Myrtle Beach. Peter pan theme with lots of charm. We really enjoyed it.

Captain Hooks Adventure Golf takes playing putt-putt to an all new exciting level! In addition to being very well maintained, we especially loved the animatronics. There are waiving mermaids, Tiger Lilly is tied up in the boat and her eyes move from side to side. Captain Hook is looking through his telescope and is talking as he looks for Peter Pan. A pirate his hanging off the bow of the boat and the crocodile is snapping at the pirate. There are two courses, the captain, and the Lost Boys. Most of the animatronics are on the captain's course. You will also see an animated Tinkerbell, so I recommend this course. The Lost Boys doesn't have many animatrons. It does have Hook's office and a cute skeleton dog that moves. The animatronic Peter Pan is a little creepy though. Me and my children liked the animatronics so much that we played it a third time in one week and although my husband wasn't interested in playing, we took him to this course so that he could see the animation. The captain's course is pretty special.

Mini golf in Myrtle Beach. Pirate themed with dual 18 hole courses. There were animatronic figures throughout and even a hole on a pirate ship. Everything seemed to be in order and clean. Pricing was a bit high I felt with kids being priced at $12. In al not a bad experience if you're looking to mini golf in Myrtle.

Tons of fun! We played all 18 holes and really enjoyed the Peter Pan theme! It was clean and a great price! Great place for families!

Much better than most mini golf courses in places like this. Worth the time and money. Takes about 1.5 hours for each course... nice amount of time vs money spent. Great for young kids.