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We are considering a 10hr drive down to Myrtle Beach to play some of the variety of mini golf courses they have to offer. We really like challenging and special hole design. (Don't care about exterior aesthetics that don't contribute to the actual game play) So just because there is a cool waterfall on the course doesn't make it better unless you are putting INTO the waterfall. That being said is there a general consensus of which are the BETTER courses to go to? WHich ones to avoid as fluff courses where each putt is basically a straight putt?Any advice/help is appreciated.
We are considering a 10hr drive down to Myrtle Beach to play some of the variety of mini golf courses they have to offer. We really like challenging and special hole design. (Don't care about exterior aesthetics that don't contribute to the actual game play) So just because there is a cool waterfall on the course doesn't make it better unless you are putting INTO the waterfall. That being said is there a general consensus of which are the BETTER courses to go to? WHich ones to avoid as fluff courses where each putt is basically a straight putt?Any advice/help is appreciated.
Indoor min. golf? Any good? I'm assuming they have air conditioning.
Hey, Rapture. Yes, it was a good place to play and it did indeed have a/c. The only complaint was that I was hoping if you got a hole-in-one on the last hole your prize would be that they'd buy your house in MI so you could move to MB. Alas, my battle is entering year #3.
Hey, Rapture. Yes, it was a good place to play and it did indeed have a/c. The only complaint was that I was hoping if you got a hole-in-one on the last hole your prize would be that they'd buy your house in MI so you could move to MB. Alas, my battle is entering year #3.
LOL, ok thanks and good luck.
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That being said is there a general consensus of which are the BETTER courses to go to? WHich ones to avoid as fluff courses where each putt is basically a straight putt?Any advice/help is appreciated.
