Myrtle Beach, August 29, 2025
News Summary
Golfers in Myrtle Beach can now enhance their skills at the newly inaugurated Mashie Golf Institute, the region’s first indoor golf training center. Spanning 8,400 square feet, this state-of-the-art facility features high-tech simulators, a monitored driving range, and a specialized putting green. Membership options cater to all golfers, with exciting tournament plans and professional instructional guidance coming soon. The institute aims to foster a community for golf enthusiasts and elevate the sport in Myrtle Beach.
Myrtle Beach Welcomes the Mashie Golf Institute: A Hole-in-One for Golfers!
Golf enthusiasts in Myrtle Beach have something to cheer about! The Mashie Golf Institute, the area’s very first indoor training facility, has officially opened its doors at 4205 North Kings Highway, right in the bustling plaza next to Hooters and Walmart Neighborhood Market. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a weekend warrior, this place is sure to elevate your game!
Sprawling Space for Golf Lovers
Spanning a whopping 8,400 square feet, the Mashie Golf Institute is designed with the golfer in mind. Step inside and be greeted by a treasure trove of features aimed at sharpening your skills all year round. No more worrying about weather conditions ruining your practice time! From rain to shine, you can swing your clubs whenever your heart desires.
High-Tech Training Tools
This state-of-the-art facility boasts three golf simulators equipped with cutting-edge Full Swing swing monitors, ensuring a highly realistic experience. You can also take a swing at the five-station monitored driving range, perfect for practicing those long drives. Once you’ve conquered your swing, head over to the 1,000 square-foot putting and chipping green, specifically designed to replicate the intricacies of actual golf course greens, complete with undulations and roughs!
A Friendly Welcome to All
As it embarks on its soft launch, the Mashie Golf Institute is currently offering manned hours from noon to 8 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekends. During this period, membership is limited to 275 members, with a variety of pricing plans designed for all types of golfers. If you’re looking for a long-term investment, consider a lifetime membership for a one-time fee of $12,000. For those who prefer a monthly option, prices range from $249 to $349. Not ready to commit? You can drop in for just $25 a day for unlimited access during manned hours!
Tournaments and More
Beyond practice and play, the Mashie Golf Institute has exciting plans for tournaments! They aim to host up to four member tournaments each year, alongside an annual Mashie Open, open to players outside the facility. This is an excellent opportunity to put your skills to the test against fellow golf lovers!
Professional Guidance Coming Soon
In an exciting development, the Institute plans to bring on a PGA-accredited instructor by February 2025. This means members will receive top-notch instructional support without incurring any additional fees — a spectacular bonus for those eager to improve their game!
Paving the Way for Future Golfers
In line with a growing trend of golf facilities sprouting up in the Myrtle Beach area, like Performance Indoor Golf and Golfluent, Mashie Golf Institute aims to cater to golfers of all skill levels. It’s about accessibility and opportunity, making high-quality practice resources available to everyone, including programs for juniors and partnerships with local organizations such as veteran groups and the LPGA Amateur Golf Association.
Conclusion: A New Era for Golf in Myrtle Beach
The Mashie Golf Institute is not just a facility; it’s a community hub promoting golf development in Myrtle Beach. Rob and Chris Griffin have crafted a welcoming space for golfers to improve their skills, meet fellow golf enthusiasts, and grow in their love for the game. So grab your clubs and head to this amazing new spot — your next birdie awaits!
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