A local developer wants to bring Bogey’s Golfgarten to Greenville

The proposed concept would bring a new kind of social space to the Mills Avenue corridor, combining recreation with community. If approved, Bogey’s Golfgarten could become Greenville’s next go-to spot to sip, swing, and stay a while.

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The site is located next to Mills Mill, across from the Hardee’s. | Photo by Parks McLeod

You could soon grab a latte, a lager, and a little friendly competition at Bogey’s Golfgarten.

Proposed for Mills Avenue, Bogey’s would pair morning coffee service with beer and wine in the afternoons, plus a family-friendly mini golf course designed for style over gimmicks — think sculpted greens instead of clown faces. It also features a turf lawn and a biergarten-style clubhouse.

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The site is located next to Mills Mill, across from the Hardee’s. | Site plan via Parks McLeod

“I think there’s a real gap in the Greenville market,” local developer Parks McLeod tells us. “There just aren’t enough family-friendly activities, and mini golf is perfect because it has no barriers to entry — you can take your five-year-old or your grandma and everyone can enjoy it.”

The project debuted at the City of Greenville’s Project Preview Meeting last month and is teeing up to go before Greenville’s Board of Zoning Appeals soon.

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