Indoor Mini Golf in Greenville, SC is the Perfect Year-Round Activity!

Golf is so much fun! Plus, it has a lot of health benefits. From increasing your steps for the day to helping you sleep better at night, there are many rewards of visiting the golf courses in Greenville, SC on a regular basis. You'll make friends, grow your skill, and begin to love the sport!

Of course if you're like some people, the thing holding you back from doing this is the weather. Our area is beautiful, but it seems like there's no time of the year that it is perfect outside. From summer storms to winter freezes, there's no perfect time to spend the entire afternoon outdoors…. unless you want to bring sunscreen and bug spray along, of course! That is why many golfers, especially families who want to get their kids into the sport, are opting to do indoor mini golf in Greenville, SC instead.

Spring

The spring thaw has arrived and you're excited to get outside again...until you actually go out there. It's still pretty cool in the early spring, and now everything is wet! They don't say "Spring showers bring May flowers" for nothing. There is a lot of rain this time of year, making the ground soggy and muddy. The weather is dry and perfect indoors, though!

Summer

You probably don't need to be told what it's like being outside for long periods of time during the summer. It is hot, hot, hot! You'll need sunscreen for the sun, bug spray to avoid the mosquitos, plus plenty of water because the temperatures are climbing so high. You'll never get kids to love golf if they think of it as a sweltering, sweaty place. They won't enjoy it and neither will you. Just think of all the complaining!

Fall

Can parts of autumn be gorgeous? Absolutely! Is that time of year very quick and nestled in between hurricane season and a harsh winter? Yes again! It seems there's only a few weeks before hot, humid rain storms and the first freeze of winter. It'll be tough to get to the golf course enough in a short amount of time. Go ahead and drive to the indoor golf course instead!

Winter

Obviously, you cannot go golfing outdoors here in the winter. It's too cold, too icy, and too snowy. Even if you wanted to, the option isn't there. Outdoor golf courses are closed during this time of year. If you want to golf in January, your only option is indoor golfing. You'll find it's just as helpful in improving your game, a whole lot more fun, and you don't have to battle the elements. When you hit the outdoor course again, everyone else who took the winter off will wonder how you were able to improve so much while they slid backwards.

There's no time of the year that isn't ideal to spend the morning, afternoon, or evening doing some mini golf- as long as you're inside, that is!