The best things to do in Olive Branch

“Beat the heat and the rain at Monster Mini Golf Southaven, an indoor blacklight playground of 18-hole mini golf, laser tag, and a ticket-spitting arcade. Local-themed murals, cheeky animatronic monsters, and easy group options make it a fun go-to for birthdays, date night, or kid energy emergencies.”

From the Olive Branch newsletter, October 3, 2026

“With a TrackMan simulator for rain-or-shine reps, PGA pro lessons, a weekly tournament scene, and GPS-equipped carts on a scenic layout, Timber Truss Golf Course makes it easy to sneak in real practice then reward yourself at the clubhouse shop and snack bar. Make this your go-to this week.”

From the Olive Branch newsletter, October 1, 2026

“Between affordable championship golf, family-style pools, and a laid back grill, Irene Golf Course nails the country club vibe without the fuss. Members also tap the Lindsey Golf Network for extra play options, and apartments are part of the mix if you like to keep life close to the course.”

From the Collierville newsletter, September 24, 2026

“Wedgewood Golf Club brings 18 holes of creative challenge with Bermuda Ultradwarf greens that are fast, true, and kinda addictive. Full practice setup, lessons for all ages, and a friendly crew mean it’s perfect for a tune-up round this week.”

From the Olive Branch newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Treat yourself to easygoing, friendly play this week at Cherokee Valley Golf Club, a scenic, well-groomed track locals use to settle bets and clear the head. Smooth greens, forgiving lines, and enough challenge to keep it interesting, whether you’re breaking 80 or just breaking in new tees.”

From the Desoto County newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Olive Branch Country Club brings championship golf on TifEagle Bermuda greens, tennis and pickleball clinics with a seasoned pro, and a summer-friendly pool scene, plus spots to refuel from the Executive Lounge to the Player's Bar. If your week needs a reset, this DeSoto County staple is a one-stop clubhouse.”

From the Olive Branch newsletter, September 16, 2026