Twin Peaks in Myrtle Beach runs Topgolf Swing Suites inside a lodge-themed sports bar at the Myrtle Beach Mall on North Kings Highway. The venue calls the bays exclusive, and describes them as a comfortable lounge with multiple massive virtual screens plus a wide selection of arcade games alongside the golf.
The bays run the standard Topgolf Swing Suite game set, and food and drink service reaches the lounge while you play. Reservations are accepted, and calling (843) 491-3694 is the reliable way to lock in a bay. On a beach week in summer this room fills, so book rather than walk in.
Beer is the signature. Twin Peaks serves its draft at 29 degrees, below freezing, and that gimmick is the chain’s best-known feature. The bar also carries hard-to-find bourbons poured over a clear ice ball, rare tequilas, and craft cocktails. It is a deeper drinks program than the sports bar format usually gets.
The kitchen works from scratch. Hand-smashed burgers, beer-battered chicken tenders, hand-cut steaks, and street tacos anchor the menu. Wings come boneless, bone-in naked, or breaded, and there are twelve sauces and dry rubs to choose from. Reviewers name the pot roast and the Philly cheesesteak more than anything else.
Value is easy to find. Happy hour runs every day, all day, with premium beer buckets at 18 dollars for five bottles, domestic buckets at 15, five dollar margaritas, and select shots under five. A weekday lunch menu runs from eleven to three. Most visits land in the 20 to 30 dollar range per person.
This location has an unusual amenity list for the chain. Alongside the Swing Suites there is a cigar garage with premium cigars, a fireplace, a patio, and event space. Reviewers mention the cigar lounge often enough that it is clearly a draw in its own right rather than a novelty corner.
The room is built for sports. Wall-to-wall televisions cover football, basketball, hockey, soccer, boxing, and UFC fights, and the chain has a formal partnership with the UFC. If your plan is a bay hour followed by a fight card, this venue handles both without moving. Live performances happen here as well.
One thing to know about the format. Twin Peaks is a lodge-themed chain built around a signature server uniform, and the marketing leans into it. Reviewers overwhelmingly describe the service as attentive and friendly, and the food scores well on its own merits, but the concept is not to everyone’s taste.
Hours are long. The bar opens at eleven every day and runs until midnight Sunday through Thursday and until one in the morning on Friday and Saturday. Parking is free in the mall lot with plenty of space, and the venue is wheelchair accessible at the entrance, in the lot, and in the restrooms.
Guests rate this location 4.7 stars across roughly 5,725 Google reviews, which is remarkably high for a chain restaurant at that volume. The service and the food both draw consistent praise. For a golfer on the Grand Strand, this is a strong social bay with an unusually good bar attached to it.
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in the last weekSteve Pollack
in the last weekHaley Montgomery
in the last weekJadyn was our bartender while we were visiting on vacation. Her drinks and service were great! We will definitely be visiting again.
chloe aivaz
in the last weekPhillisity is the best!
Eric Scheidemantel
in the last weekJadyn and Grace were unbelievable bartenders. Awesome service.