Jurassic Golf animatronic dinosaurs T-Rex (Kings Hwy)

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, United States

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Jurassic Golf is a dinosaur-themed miniature golf course at 2900 South Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, listed by Visit Myrtle Beach. Its operator describes a T-Rex, a ceratopsian, a spitting dilophosaurus and a raptor, and says its Ice Age course is ADA accessible.

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Visit Myrtle Beach, the area's tourism board, lists Jurassic Golf at 2900 South Kings Highway. The operator, Myrtle Beach Family Golf, describes the course as home to the horned-faced ceratopsian, the spitting dilophosaurus, the carnivorous T-Rex and a raptor, and says its Ice Age course is ADA accessible. On its homepage the company invites visitors to look for the state-of-the-art animatronic characters at its four themed courses.

A reviewer for the mini golf site A Couple of Putts, who played in October 2019, wrote that this was the only course there with full-on animatronics, as he believed, and that "the full scaled T-Rex at the midway point of the course was clearly inspired by the Jurassic Park film franchise."

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Paid themed mini golf with dinosaur figures including a T-Rex. The operator says its Ice Age course is ADA accessible and that hours vary by location and weather.

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2900 South Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577. A commercial attraction entered with paid admission; the operator says hours vary by location, are weather permitting, and not all of its locations open year round.

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