The best things to do in Greenville

“Back Nine Golf brings Full Swing simulators to Greenville with real-time data on swing, ball speed, and launch angle, so you can play, train, or join leagues without daylight or rain drama. Book by the hour starting at $50, or snag a membership for perks like unlimited tee times and bring guests.”

From the Greer newsletter, September 7, 2026

“If greenside nerves are wrecking your rounds, 019 GolfHouse leans into the part of golf that actually decides your score with Foresight Falcon GCQuad and the only integrated PuttView putting green in the area. Five private bays, 45+ HD courses, leagues and events, plus a BYOB clubhouse vibe that feels very Greenville.”

From the Greenville newsletter, September 8, 2026

“When the crew needs fun without a plan this week, Main Event Greenville delivers pro-level bowling with bumpers and dragon ramps for the kiddos, a laser tag arena, and an arcade stacked with 100-plus classics and new hits.”

From the Greenville newsletter, September 18, 2026

“With 32 lanes, updated automatic scoring, and a non-smoking vibe, Wade Hampton Lanes keeps the good times rolling for league diehards and casual crews alike. Cosmic bowling, an updated arcade, bumper bowling for kids, plus a snack bar and bar when you need quick fuel.”

From the Greenville newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Dave & Buster's Greenville is the rare spot where you can catch football, basketball, or Triumph soccer on 40 ft. screens, then settle a family rivalry over 100+ arcade games. Burgers, cocktails, and regular specials make it a fun go-to when you want more energy than your living room.”

From the Greenville newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Lucky Strike Greenville, formerly Bowlero Greenville, blends 32 slick lanes, a legit arcade, and a sports bar pouring signature cocktails for an easy weeknight reset. Rally friends or coworkers this week, chase a few strikes, then stick around for bites and bragging rights.”

From the Greenville newsletter, August 12, 2026

“When your crew can't agree on plans this week, Spare Time Greenville settles it with luxury bowling lanes, a massive arcade, escape rooms, laser tag, and a legit restaurant-bar so nobody hangs hungry. Rally friends, crush a few frames, then get lost in the Game Zone.”

From the Greenville newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Stone Pin Company is a locally owned boutique bowling spot with six full-service lanes, tasty food, ice-cold beer, and premium cocktails. Grab your crew for Cosmic Bowling or book a few lanes for an easy, no-fuss hang that feels a little special this week.”

From the Greenville newsletter, August 24, 2026

“When you need to shake off the weekday blahs, Frankie's of Greenville delivers with a two-level apocalypse-themed arena, three mini golf courses, go-kart tracks, a spinning coaster and a monster arcade. Rally your friends, talk smack, then refuel at Frankie’s Cafe and try again.”

From the Greenville newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Spiral through a 270-foot funnel slide, swim a few laps, then send the little sluggers to the Wrigley-inspired splash pad. 7th Inning Splash Park is the low-effort, high-fun way to keep everyone cool and happy this week.”

From the Anderson newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Whether your crew is into lazy floating, slide sprints, or pretending you actually can surf, Discovery Island delivers summer on demand with two slides, a lazy river, a splash zone, and the Upstate’s only FlowRider. Easy, fun, and close to home... because not every heat wave deserves a beach trip.”

From the Greenville newsletter, September 5, 2026