Mt. Atlanticus Minotaur Golf

Great course! Family friendly, and affordable ticket prices. It was challenging but not too easy/hard. Very cool and unique layout, with multi-floor courses. We chose the Conch course because it was drizzling out and that had more cover.

We have been coming here every year for vacation, the course is so pretty and fun! We love doing their Minotaur course with the beautiful water features and palm trees. Highly recommend this place and the staff is so friendly and kind!!

We played 18 holes of the Minotaur Course. We really couldn’t believe how well kept and nice the entire course is. Driving past it and looking at it from the road doesn’t do it justice. Everything from the paint on the attractions, the mulch around the trees, the many waterfalls, greens, all very well kept. Very impressive for Myrtle Beach really. Fun courses, plenty of opportunities to get a hole in one and/or fail miserably trying. We highly recommend and see why it’s voted Best in South Carolina! PS: there’s 19 holes per side. On the 19th hole, if you get a hole In one, you get a free pass for life. Good luck. PS: Ask for military discount heroes

Love, love this miniature golf set up!! It is an absolute must go, the atmosphere is gorgeous and the set up is unique and intriguing. There are a lot of steps to get to some areas but they do have an elevator if needed. You have beautiful views of the ocean and you can see the boardwalk Farris wheel. They have 2 courses to choose from, the caves or the waterfalls both are equally fun!

Our recent visit to Mt. Atlanticus Minotaur Golf was a fantastic time! We decided to conquer the Minotaur course, #rolemodels. We went on a weekday in the early afternoon, which we'd highly recommend as it was pleasantly uncrowded with just a few other families enjoying the beautiful weather. A thoughtful touch was the flavored ice stand at the halfway point, a welcome cool-down when the sun was shining. You'll also find some snack stand near the entrance and a small arcade for extra entertainment. While there was a bit of minor debris (totally understandable for an outdoor course), the overall cleanliness was impressive. A lot of stairs though. It's a great spot for both couples looking for a fun outing and families seeking an engaging activity.

This mini golf course was incredible beautiful. I got 4 hole in ones!! There are 2 courses you can choose from. We chose the more challenging course. There are alot of stairs and climbing, so be warned Overall we had alot of fun

We’ve been here twice now. Once in 2024 and once in 2025. We will be back in the fall as well. Our favorite part is most definitely the animals! I have a picture from our first and second trip holding the baby alligator. This year I also got to hold a snake. They also said they’ll be adding a parrot soon, so I’m definitely excited for that. Can’t wait to go back and visit the amazing animals and staff again!

Took my nephew for his birthday. We had a blast! Two courses in one spot. He was a very happy 8 year old.

I loved this mini-golf place! The prices were reasonable, the courses were fun while not being too difficult for beginners (me, I'm the beginner), and the Ancient Greece aesthetic of the place was really neat. My parents and I did the Minotaur course, and I really want to go back and try the other one they offer. We had a lot of fun. Highly recommend!

I love mini golf and looked through reviews of all the ones in Myrtle and ultimately chose this one. Multi story mini golf with 2 courses to choose from. This truly is a monstrous place and lots of walking and not wheelchair or stroller friendly at all. We chose the upper course but would try the cave next time. They move the holes on this course to mix it up. It has an old school vibe with no windmills. They have a private free parking lot which is a plus. You can get a Minotaur trophy if you win and pay. Final hole is awesome - we didn't ace it.

We have played here so many times in the past but this visit it was lacking it's excitement. I understand the time of year is off season but it was empty. The course didn't seem in the best shape either. I think they are getting ready to make some renovations.

Lovely well maintained family establishment. We've been here several times over the years and everyone in our party always leaves smiling. There are dozens of miniature golf options in Myrtle Beach but this remains one of the best.

Mt. Atlanticus is the real deal for mini golf. The holes were unique and kept us guessing on the best way to approach each hole. There felt like genuinely different ways to play and each had a risk and reward. The course felt really thought through even down to the details like places to exit each hole that were easier to step over. Several practices areas were spread out along the course and there were lots of benches and seating to take a rest. Overall, I was really impressed with this course and we had a lot of fun! We went in the AM of the off season and it wasn't crowded at all. Good luck on the famous 19th hole!

We really enjoyed our time here. It was MUCH better than another course we went to near by. The holes are unique and have a level of difficulty that makes it entertaining. We did the caves course and enjoyed climbing up the stairs to different levels and playing both inside and outside. There were a few places on the course that needed some repairs, but it didn't deter us from playing. There are extra holes to practice on while you wait for other groups to finish their holes. There were also lots of seating areas everywhere. We went in the morning on a weekday in off season and there was hardly anyone there.

My husband and I had a great time playing mini golf here. It was definitely one of the most unique courses we have ever played on. It was festive!

THE best spot for mini golf. While you walk a lot, it's worth it. Some very fun holes as well.

My family and I went here for spring break a couple weeks ago. Place was nice, not handicapped friendly if anyone was wondering though. There were many steps to go up which wasnt a problem but I was going through a ankle recovery from surgery and it is harder to go downstairs. I saw they had an elevator which was uplifting but when trying it, it was not working. They had no sign saying it was broken or anything. I told the workers about it and they basically said oh well.

Family really enjoyed it here! 36 holes and a chance for free golf. You get to pick your 18 you play. I liked how you got to walk around and it wasn't one hole right after another. Bathroom was reasonable maybe needs some updates. You will love it here.

Great and fun Miniature golf place! The holes were challenging but still doable for a newbie. Also if you get a hole in 1 for the 19th hole you get free putt putt! What's great is you can play both courses since they don't take your ball at the 18th!

If you are looking for a fun, easy place to putt putt this is it! Super fun place with great views. The Caves course takes you up steps to a view looking at the sky wheel. The Lakes will take you down be the water.

This is the best miniature golf park we have ever been to. My husband and I and my parents went and loved it. There is stair climbing but it is only one level at a time, every couple homes. Holes are fun and challenging for all ages. Once you get to the last hole there is an elevator to come back down if needed . Highly recommend!

Such a fun course! Very different with hills and makes and lots of change in elevation. You even go up roughly 3 stories and putt in huts atop the building. The holes are so fun and the decor is very whimsical! Definitely going again

This is one of the top rated courses on the Grand Strand. They have two 18 hole courses, we just had time for one and we went with the Minotaur course, cost about 12 bucks each. The course really goes high, there are a lot of stairs to climb, but it has some nice waterfalls and inanimate animals. It wasn't the hardest course, I was able to sink four holes-in one, it's more about the decorations than the actual golf itself.

From the outside this is a great and fun looking mini golf facility, however, it is infested with cockroaches. Saw one just about everyone hole. Place could use updating and maintenance...

2 courses to select from Average pricing Lots of laughs and fun to be had for a family activity. Highly recommend

This was our second round of miniature golf in one evening. We were so disappointed in the first place we came here and the experience was so much better! The course looked nicer and there were a lot more people which made it last a little longer as well as more entertaining talking with other families. It was a beautiful night and the course was all lit up you have two to choose from Lagoon and Conch and both look pretty fun. We ended up choosing Lagoon and honestly had a blast.

We love this place been here multiple times. Super friendly staff. Fun for the whole family. Clean establishment.

This place was packed! The course we wanted to do had such a long line we did the conch course instead. It was fun! The holes are challenging, I would say more for older kids. We would definitely go back as the place is very nice.

Me and my family had so much fun! The course is like half outside and half inside and all courses are different from each other. It is also kids friendly. My child tried to play her first golf course and she had so much fun. We did not let her play all the way because alot of people was trying to play that time. Super cool and we will probably be back.

October 2020 - COVID Review: It was our first time visiting Myrtle Beach and one of our friends that visits the area every summer told us this was her favorite mini golf! There are two courses and for $15/per adult, it was a pretty decent deal! Especially because you're allowed to come and go as you please until 8pm that day with your receipt. If you only have time for one course, I recommend the Minotaur course for the most scenic view. If it's too hot, then the Conch course has more holes inside the caves. There's also plenty of parking in the large parking lot or a covered garage.

Very boring. Would not recommend for older kids or adults. It did not have any obstacles and was very boring to play. It was literally located above an old parking garage. All flat green; no hills.

Great course and the staff was super helpful!! My young boys enjoyed it and we didn't loose any balls !!

We arrived ( 5 ) and were checking out the various courses offered before we decided to play. My husband gave the woman behind the counter his credit card and before the transaction was completed I said " I see you offer local discount" She said it's too late, your card already went through. I am fully aware that once a transaction is made it can easily be canceled and rerun but she was so adamant about it being too late - no apology- no " gee- I'm sorry" ... nothing!!! Being locals to the area in addition to seniors - we take advantage of the discounts offered. A little customer service will go a long way. Shame on you.

There are two games, Minotaur and honestly I can't remember the other name. This is why I should yelp when I'm done and not wait 5 days. This is a beautiful mini golf course, I believe par 3. Anyway, it was a lot of fun and the staff is really nice.

Aesthetically one of my favorite mini golf spots I've been to and definitely the largest. There's two courses consisting of 18 hole courses each and a bonus one where if you get one shot for a lifetime pass. The courses (cave or lake) both take you on a small journey around the place from indoors to outdoors, back indoors and then to the top. Pretty scenic and relatively well maintained area for the size. The courses themselves do lack variety. There were maybe one or two holes that I was impressed by but other than that most of them did not make an impression. Basically just aim straight. Overall course designs were too simple and easy. It lacked any moving parts or intricate maneuvers to reach the hole. Some courses just looked very busy but the hole was a straight shot and everything else on the course was just unnecessary.

Awesome course! We took our son there for his 13th birthday. He thought the golfing was fun. Great shade in the course so the heat wasn't too bad.

Came here with the family and had a ton of fun. The staff was very nice and informative. The course was nice, clean and challenging. We had all age ranges and all golf level expertise and everyone had a blast. Happy we came here.

We loved this course! It was a perfect challenge. There were several picture opts. There were two courses to chose from. There are tons of steps (it looked like they did have a handicap option) so be aware if that. The course was true to the theme and had a lot of cool surroundings too.

We went here this afternoon and played the Minotaur Course. It was so much fun! We especially enjoyed watching the ducks and large Koi fish swim around the course. I also want to mention that the lady inside was so sweet and welcoming. This activity was very inexpensive, and something all four of us thoroughly enjoyed. A few tips I want to pass along are 1) Everyone playing gets one ball. If you majorly over punt and it ricochets into the deep water, you're done. You might can pay for another ball, but you would have to ask. 2) Be extremely careful if it starts raining, as the walkway gets extra slick. Trust me, I busted my butt today as I was walking along paying more attention to the ducks swimming nearby than what my feet were doing. 3) They don't sell concessions, but halfway through the course there are drink machines. The machines have Powerade, bottled water, and Coke Cola sodas for $2 each. We each had to have one to give us a few refreshing swigs to finish the rest of the course.

This was a great golf course it used to be an old parking garage three levels. When you first start hole 1 is in side the area needs to be painted and cleaned. Then you go outside as you walk around playing your u have the climb up a few different set of stairs. There is lots of water there was even some baby ducks in the water hunting for food and some very large Coy fish swimming around. Then once you get to the top you have to take the stairs all the way back to the bottom the elevator does NOT work. Then on the 19th hole if y'all ou make it in you win lifetime golf privileges they have lots of pictures of people that have completed the last hole. If they would Le clean up the filthy dirty inside and plant this place would be a five star

Dated and a little tired. Mt Atlanticus is fine, but there are many more better and more highly maintained options out there.

The five of us enjoyed this course. Unfortunately, our five year old lost his ball at hole 3 but that was his own fault . We were able to get a military discount which was much appreciated. This course offers some challenging holes and nice scenery. There are opportunities for photos along the way.

Really fun mini golf course. Has two separate courses. We did the conch course. Very fun

Anybody can tell a story with words; that's as easy as breathing. But to tell a story by shaping the land, water, and air around you? That is rare, and wonderful, and pure. From the moment I stepped onto the first hole, I was transported to another time, another world really. I was no longer myself, but one of my ancestors from long ago. I walked how they walked, talked how they talked. The primal energy guided me along each hole. In the end, I left Mt. Atlanticus with a deeper understanding of myself, my companions, and the universe itself.

The staff was not very nice, and it took over 45 minutes to play 2 holes of mini golf. Very cool place to play but poorly run and mismanaged. Suggesting people to play the "Minotaur" course that has 6 or 7 groups backed up and only offers rain check "if it happens to rain during your game." If the course is this busy, simply don't let families up and play until it has cleared up a bit. We went to the desk and asked if we could come back tomorrow with our receipts to play when it is less busy because of the wait and they said absolutely not. I wouldn't suggest coming here.

Such a cute mini golf! Do the conch course if you want to be more shaded. The other course is pretty much all in the sun! There are tons of benches to sit on throughout the courses and a great breeze because a lot of the course is elevated above ground level. We had tons of fun!

Went here with my 4 year old, and we had a blast! This was by far the best mini golf I have ever done. We did the Conch Course, per the associates recommendation for younger kids. I was not excited to be doing an "easy" course, but it was so fun. Where else can you play mini golf 4 stories in the air? The cost for the two of us was $18, which I thought was excellent for the area. You can also purchase an unlimited all day pass which will allow you to do all 36 holes all day.

Absolutely gorgeous course. Adventure of a lifetime. Would recommend to anyone in Myrtle Beach or South Carolina in general (totally worth the drive).

Mini golf is something I only do when I'm on vacation- it is a nice way to spend time with friends and low pressure. There are SO MANY places to choose from. This year we tried somewhere we had never been and we are very glad we did. I think it was the nicest mini golf place I have ever been to. SUPER CLEAN, interesting paintings and layout, variety of holes and difficulty and nice staff. Be careful if you are not sure footed. I tripped and fell. There are a lot of uneven areas and tons of steps and borders and such. It was totally my fault but still - be careful. I would not recommend this place for wheelchairs, canes, walkers, strollers, etc. Look for a $1 off coupon in the coupon books that are floating around. We hope to return for a night play since it looks super cool.

Most awesome course in town. The only thing is you better be in shape, lots of stairs.

Interestingly themed mini golf course found in the capital of mini golf. We decided to give this place a shot since you could climb their towers while golfing a get a good view of Myrtle Beach and the surrounding area. The courses are pretty standard though and seemed to lack some of the more interesting quirks I have seen at other golf courses but it was still fun and we were able to spend an afternoon of it. Blue colored water and life-sized odd statues were included which is a must in any golf location.

Granted my family only played three courses in the "mini golf capital of the world", but of the three that my family played, this was our favorite. You can't beat the location as this course is built only a block or two away from the main board walk strip. It's impossible to miss based on how large the property that holds the course is. There is a large parking structure adjacent to the parking lot, and the reception area holds a gift store and viewing area for their two 19th hole challenges. Realizing that we visited during the off-season, we were impressed that the man working the counter offered us to park in the parking lot for free since we mentioned we were going to the boardwalk afterwords. This is something he didn't need to do but was a nice gesture anyway. Mt. Atlanticus is broken into two separate courses but played very similar in difficulty. My guess is that this is due to the population increase during the high season. They are not identical in any way, but you don't feel like you're missing out by playing one course over the other. This is a three-story course, so those that would find climbing up and down stairs difficult may not fully enjoy the experience. I can't honestly say if I remember seeing an elevator or not, but if there was an elevator, I still have to imagine it would be challenging for older folks and those with moving disabilities. However the Tiki huts at the top offer cool views of the boardwalk and ocean. My family's only real criticism of the course was the lack of Imagination on some of the holes that had great potential. I understand the need to keep the play moving in the high season, but if the holes aren't fun and challenging people tend to go to where they are. Other holes were fun in their design as was the case with the Conch course over the Minotaur. Which by the way, if you're only going to play one of the two courses, the Conch course was our preference over the Minotaur, but as I said earlier they both play pretty similar. The course weaves in and out of shaded areas so you're never truly in the sun for a long period of time during warm and humid summer days. In addition the course is filled with vending machines offering cool drinks and what seemed like a refreshment station, though it wasn't open when we went, which was fine. The 19th and Final Hole was the same design for both courses. This was about a 15 foot straight away put with water on either side and surrounding the hole situated on an island. The trick is that the path to the hole was only about 10 inches wide. Both sides of the path were littered with golf balls that fell victim to the slightest move to the right or the left before falling into the water. There was a wall of fame for those that successfully navigated a hole-in-one, where their prize was a lifetime pass to mount Atlanticus. At the end of the day, this made for a great ending to our day at the boardwalk, followed by ice cream at Kirks ice cream parlor. If there is one mini golf course you should play in the "mini golf capital of the world" this might be the best choice based on location, price, and fun factor.

Very fun course!! A very unique course that challenges you with all the turns and climbing!

By far one of the most interesting golf shops I've ever been to for many golf courses. This place is a multilevel mini golf course with challenging holes that range from part who's up to par 5. Each hole offers multiple options as well, so sometimes you'll see collocations in different spots on the same whole number, giving you the opportunity to come back for the same course and try a variety of options. There are two courses available for you to test your skills. Both offer similarly challenging holes and roughly the same amount of movement between the two. Timing will be a big factor as during the summer you're going to find it very busy between the 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. hours. If you're up for an early run I recommend it because you can also get coupons to get great discounts when playing or definitely recommend going late at night as well because you can get a great view of Myrtle Beach area. And may I recommend for whole number 19 if you get a hole in one you get a life time free rounds of golf so even though it's a straight shot to the hole, there is a slight curve at the end so you're going to have to curve it more like a bowling alley then just a straight shot for that ultimate win.

Beautiful course!!! The tiki huts are so cool. Part of the course is indoors which iv never seen before. Highly recommend!

This is our favorite mini golf course in Myrtle Beach. We have loved it for over 10 years! Lots of opportunities for a hole in one and also challenging as well. It's beautiful and well kept. We have made so many memories on this course.

Our family enjoyed the unique and well-maintained course. It's a little on the pricey side, but we thought it was worth it for a great activity and an evening out. There were six of us, so we split into two groups of 3 (max group size 4), but even though it was busy, we never had to wait too long nor did we feel rushed. One of the best courses in MB!