Cap’N Cain Miniature Golf

An 18-hole outdoor mini golf course in Myrtle Beach with a lighthouse and ship-shaped clubhouse.

  • Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
  • Outdoor
  • From $7.50

About Cap’N Cain Miniature Golf

Captain Myrtle Mini Golf is an 18-hole outdoor miniature golf course in Myrtle Beach that was restored and reopened in 2026. The course is locally owned and family-run and features coastal scenery, a lighthouse and a ship-shaped clubhouse.

The course offers 18 holes of mini golf with varied challenges suitable for families. Amenities explicitly mentioned include snacks and drinks and free parking. The site highlights the course's restoration from its original 1975 incarnation as Cap’n Cain Golf and its proximity to local attractions and lodging.

Photos from the official website captainmyrtle.com

Opening hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 2 pm – 9 pm
Friday 2 pm – 9 pm
Saturday 10 am – 9 pm
Sunday Closed

Hours can change with the season, the weather and holidays. Check the official website or call before your visit.

Prices

Adult (ages 13 and older) $9
Child (ages 4–12) $7.50
Ages 3 and under Free Free

Cap’N Cain Miniature Golf
FAQ


How much does it cost to play mini golf at Cap’N Cain Miniature Golf?

Adult (ages 13 and older): $9; Child (ages 4–12): $7.50; Ages 3 and under: free. Prices can change: check the official website before your visit.

What are the opening hours of Cap’N Cain Miniature Golf?

Thursday: 2 pm – 9 pm; Friday: 2 pm – 9 pm; Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm. Hours can change with the season, the weather and holidays.

Is Cap’N Cain Miniature Golf indoor or outdoor?

Cap’N Cain Miniature Golf is an outdoor course; check the weather before you go.

What is the theme of Cap’N Cain Miniature Golf?

The course has a Nautical & Lighthouse theme.

What else is there to do at Cap’N Cain Miniature Golf?

Besides mini golf, Cap’N Cain Miniature Golf offers food. Contact the course for details and availability.

Last updated on October 23, 2026. Information comes from official sources and may change; always confirm with the course before your visit. Some location data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

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