We originally planned to go mini golfing on Memorial Day as that was the one day we did not expect them to be working on Mik's shower remodel. They ended up deciding they would work on Memorial Day, but on the Friday before they were not expected to work until the afternoon, so Dad, Nora, and I went mini golfing leaving Mom home with Mik in case the workers showed up early, which they did...like right after we left around 9am.
We had hoped to go to Spy Glass Mini Golf as it was the one I drew out of the jar, but as it was raining, we ended up going to Aloha Mini Golf because they have an indoor course.
The indoor course may not have been as interesting as the outdoor courses, but it had a fun tiki bar vibe and a variety of interesting obstacles.
Before it gets to be summer and too hot for mini golf, we decided to pick a course out of the jar of courses we haven't played in the Myrtle Beach area. We ended up with probably the farthest away course, but glad we stuck with it because Tribal Island Tiki Adventure Golf turned out to be a fun island themed course complete with island music.
We choose the Volcano Valley course because it goes up and through the volcano. Initially, I thought we would also play the other course, but it was getting to be too warm when we finished Volcano Valley, so this location went back in the jar for us to try Tiki Bay another time.
We had some mini golf coupons expiring at the end of the year and decided to use one before it got cold again and they expired. The Jungle Safari Mini Golf seemed most interesting of the options as the others were mostly pirate themed, which seems to be the most common mini golf course theme.
We really enjoyed the variety of the holes with different layouts, hills, and obstacles. The various animal statues along the course also made it a nice scenic course to play.
