Meet Myrtle Beach’s mini golf master

Often called the “mini golf capital of the world,” Myrtle Beach is home to more than 30 imaginatively themed courses. However, Hawaiian Rumble, first opened in 1997, stands out from the rest. The tiki torches, lush landscaping and rhythmic Hawaiian tunes transport mini golfers of all ages to a vibrant island experience. The course itself has been carefully designed, with clever slopes and cunning hazards that will confuse amateurs and professionals alike.

Once a year, the best mini golfers gather beneath the rumbling volcano of Hawaiian Rumble to strut their stuff at the Mini-Golf Masters tournament. But the other 362 days of the year, the course is simply a playful escape – a reminder that in Myrtle Beach, even 18 holes of mini golf can feel like an adventure. After all, you never know what you’ll find hidden in South Carolina’s coastal charms.