1 more dumb question/ miniature golf

Okay, I got great advice on how to enjoy my first trip ever to the beach. Now I need advice on miniature golf. Never played before, was never interested. So, I plan on taking the kids while at the beach. I%26#39;m pretty sure the concept is to go to different points of the course and try to sink the ball. However, do you continue through the entire course even if you do not sink the ball at each point?

I%26#39;m uncertain of the cost procedure. Is there like a charge per individual, per game for the entire cost. Like if there were 5 of us and the admission was $7, would it be $35 for the my entire party to play one round of golf or is there an admission to get in and then additional costs for the game?

Thanks guys.

1 more dumb question/ miniature golf

Miniture golf is 18 holes and if you can%26#39;t make it in with 5 shots you should pick up and move on to the next hole.Cost is $9 per adult and not sure on children.If you are going to play a lot you can go to Dragons Lair and buy a card for $35 that allows you to play 5 different courses .

1 more dumb question/ miniature golf

If there is no one behind you and your kids waiting to go, you can keep letting them try to make it in the hole. Price is usually per person, per round. Children are a few dollars cheaper at most places. Have fun!

Yes, that%26#39;s pretty much the idea of the game each course is a little different with different themes and obstacles to make it a little more challenging. MB has a ton of differnt putt-putt courses some old and needing redone others very nice and fun. We have done almost all of them i think and Dragons%26#39;s Lair is a nice one at Broadway. There is a dragon that come out of his castle like home and tells a story and blows real fire up in the air every 20 minutes i think. You will see all the different couses driving around they are all on Kings Hwy, just look around and decided which one you think your kids would enjoy. Sometime there are coupons in the coupon books for $1 or %2 off and it%26#39;s also cheaper if you go during the day at some of the courses like $5 per round.

Here%26#39;s a link to some coupons for mini gold including the dragons lair.

sunnydayguide.com/myrtle_beach/…GS_All.pdf

Prices are usually significantly discounted during the early (and hot) part of the day. I%26#39;ve seen some prices less than $5 for early play. If there are people behind you and nobody in front of you just let them play-thru and continue on after they finish the next hole. That way your kids can take their time and have fun. You didn%26#39;t mention your kids ages but if they are young don%26#39;t push them to finish if they are getting tired of the game before the final hole. There are so many places to pick from it%26#39;s a difficult choice deciding on where to play. I suggest letting the kids pick based on how the course is themed.

Thanks, you guys are really helpful.