Jungle Safari Golf

A very classic course - one of the older courses in the area. A good diversity of holes layouts but still mostly par 2. This is probably my second favorite next to Jurassic minigolf. Fun decor and landscaping. Vintage feel.

Great for adults and kids. Not to hard but just the right amount, in my opinion. At the end if you asked them about "the mystery hole" and let them check your score card, if you git a whole in one on a certain hole, they'll give whoever got it a free ticket for another round (it dosent expire). It's all outside so make sure to bring sunscreen if you go during the day. They had beautiful trees and magnolias around the park which I enjoyed (ill ad pictures of some). There also benches at every hole if you need to sit. We went in the late morning. It wasn't crowded at all. 🙂

Me and my wife had a blast playing this course. It was a good balance of difficulty (not too hard , not too easy) for us and we had a blast. The gentleman at the cashier kiosk was incredibly kind and made the experience that much better. Highly recommend checking it out.

Awesome! One of the best mini golf courses I’ve been. So well kept!! Clean, with different difficult level on every hole. So much fun with the safari theme and water cascades running blue water. Is really worth the stop if you visit Myrtle beach.

I visited with a family of a dozen people, including 5 small children. The landscaping and appearance of the property are very nice. The course is fun but not too challenging for the little ones. We made it through the course in under an hour, even with 4 children under 5 playing. Everything seemed to be well maintained. The animal statues had noticably peeling paint, but it didn't detract from the experience much. The theming was mediocre and the little kids didn't seem to care about the animal statues at all. I will never understand why places like this dye the water. It would be so much more attractive if the water looked clear and clean instead of a deep toilet-water blue. The drinks kiosk had a vending machine with bottled waters priced at $1, but it was out-of-order. The ticket counter sold water bottles for $2 a bottle. It was hot, but we had an okay time.