places to play putt putt in hilton head island

The Marina Inn at Grande Dunes - Myrtle Beach area's only AAA Four Diamond property eight years running - is probably the most luxurious option. Staying in a villa helps keep costs down for golfers who grill out or cook dinners themselves.

That's all that Barefoot Resort & Golf - one of the world's largest golf resorts - offers.

Myrtle Beach: The area thrives off of the golf villa or condo. And when it comes to weather, Hilton Head can be up to eight degrees warmer on average than Myrtle Beach, which is good news for vacationers in early spring and late fall but maybe not summer. Most families will probably prefer to spend their time here if it was more affordable. Its vibe feels laidback and loose compared to some of the hustle-and-bustle and neon lights of Myrtle Beach. Hilton Head Island: Hilton Head offers some of the same adventures on a smaller scale with a bigger emphasis on the natural surroundings - mini-golf, beaches, water sports, a kid's museum called 'The Sandbox,' biking, tennis, horseback riding at Lawton Stables, etc.

Attractions dot the region - the East Coast's only 200-foot SkyWheel, more than 50 putt-putt golf courses, the Ape Treetop Adventure, the Hollywood Wax Museum, the Myrtle Beach Speedway and Ripley's Aquarium, odditorium and 5D movie theater, and more. The beach, of course, costs nothing except parking (unless you're staying within walking distance). Many courses offer free golf for juniors under age 17 with a paying adult. Myrtle Beach: Summer brings family time in Myrtle Beach.

Places to play putt putt in hilton head island