Legendary Golf, Hilton Head Island

Design doesn't promote skill but only rewards good luck. Achieving par on most holes can only be attributed to dumb luck. Surly employee at front desk didn't help the situation. Price was out of line for the low level of maintenance performed. Do thoroughly wash your hands after playing the course.

I did not see any notice that this was a Christian mini-golf course. While inspiring messages are fine, quotes about Jesus Christ on several holes was uncalled for. The course itself was quite unimaginative; most every hole had a deep cut-out that was a "trap," a little twist or ramp here. I'm sure the Pirate one we had originally planned to go to was much more interesting. It was basically okay, but we wouldn't go back. Sorry Jesus, but the pirate is going to win out next time.

for a Christian business they do not lead by example. So sad that a 70 year old man?? would yell at a 6 year old child because they retrieved a ball out of water trap on the course and then say he didnt yell. Wow for their witness. But then again all they wanted was money and they received that. Brought child home and he kept asking why the old man hollered at him. Parent was with child. It was addressed at clubhouse and they wanted to justify their stance. Poor business..

The putting carpet on the teeing greens had been worn through to underlying fiber or concrete on a number of holes. The dangerously uneven terrain surrounding those teeing greens -- where you'd have to stand in order to tee off on something that's still carpet -- is a lawsuit in the making. Some water traps had a murky-looking fluid with film on the top; others were bone-dry. The "Out of Order" sign on the outdoor drink machine looked weatherbeaten. Leaving the course, a curling, laminated sign on a glass table on the porch advised us that we'd be fined $250 if we broke the glass -- and told us we were being watched on video. Pretty hostile. Since the material is so precious, why not just put wooden benches in instead? Plus they confront us with their religious views. At every hole. What initially were quotes from philosophers printed on the face on the first couple of tee posts turned into Bible verses - which preached at us along the rest of the course. Of course, hole 18's tee post detailed that religion's view on how we could be "saved." Visitors of other faiths are likely to be offended. In short, we paid $8 each to be preached to on an evangelical -- but otherwise nondescript -- miniature golf course that hasn't had necessary maintenance or repair in months, or longer.

I liked the helpful staff. They were able to give us suggestions on where to go to church in the morning. I also liked the quotes they had listed on each round of golf. It gave you something to ponder as you golfed. The place was well maintained. The only drawback is that you did not have the option of winning a free round of golf if you got a hole in one on the 18th hole as some places do.

The course was amazing the best kept secret on HH Island. Not only is it the cheapest golf on the island, it is definatley the most beautiful and challenging courses around

Several rounds at Legendary Golf - both courses - are always on the agenda when my wife and I vacation in Hilton Head. The courses are the most challenging around, and the staff is always extremely courteous.

do not vist the legendary putt putt golf course on pope ave. It was the worst putt putt i have ever been to in my life. Random bricks were missing the course was dirty. and the ponds was houseing many mosquitos, and the price was way over what we expected to pay.