Molten Mountain wraps two mini-golf courses around — and inside — a 50-foot volcano in North Myrtle Beach. The indoor course is the one that gets filmed, and it gets filmed by essentially one creator: all three videos on this page are Brooks Holt family matches, which makes this page an honest, single-source record rather than a survey.

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3 videos · summaries from the actual guides

The Molten Mountain Mini Golf Match!

Brooks Holt

A full Brooks Holt match on the indoor course at Molten Mountain in North Myrtle Beach — Brooks, Elisha and his mom play all 18 holes inside the volcano, with running hole-by-hole commentary on the tight gaps and flat-looking putts that make this course play harder than it looks. Sponsored by Visit Myrtle Beach.

Key takeaways
  • A complete 18-hole round on Molten Mountain's indoor course
  • Brooks Holt's family-match format with live commentary throughout
  • The indoor layout is deceptively tight — several holes punish a miss hard

Epic Mini Golf Match At Molten Mountain!

Brooks Holt

Brooks Holt's 2025 Molten Mountain match: the same family trio plays the indoor course again, this time talking glow balls and trading the lead back and forth in what becomes one of their closest games on the channel. Another full look at the volcano's indoor layout, hole by hole.

Key takeaways
  • A second full indoor-course match, from 2025
  • One of the closest finishes in the Brooks Holt family series
  • Glow balls get a workout on the indoor course

We Got a WILD Back to Back Hole in One at Molten Mountain Mini Golf!

Brooks Holt

Brooks Holt's July 2026 return to Molten Mountain's indoor course, built around a wild back-to-back hole-in-one sequence. A full match film from the mini-golf channel's regular Myrtle Beach stops. (No caption track exists for this video; loaded as watch content.)

Three full rounds inside the volcano

Each film plays all 18 indoor holes with running hole-by-hole commentary. Across the matches a consistent picture emerges: the indoor layout looks flat and friendly and plays deceptively tight, with narrow gaps that punish a miss hard. The 2025 match trades the lead back and forth to one of the closest finishes in the channel's family series, with glow balls getting a workout under the volcano's lighting.

The back-to-back aces

The July 2026 return is built around a wild sequence — back-to-back holes-in-one — and shows the course as it stands now. Between the three films you can watch the same holes played across three years, which is its own kind of course guide.

Sources: the 3 videos on this page. Molten Mountain's film record is thin because Brooks Holt is effectively the only creator shooting full rounds here; the page carries his complete set rather than padding with clips.

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