Crave Golf Club is mini golf rebuilt as a candy land: two courses — a fully dessert-themed indoor course, double-decker in places with cookie-stick palm trees, and a rooftop course outside — plus mini bowling, a zombie escape room, and a candy store selling personalized golf balls. Brooks Holt played it on a pre-opening sneak peek in 2017, before it opened, and the course was already producing the craziest hole-in-one attempts he had ever filmed; his 2021 return plays the rooftop course straight, no spinners, and still trades holes-in-one all the way round.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesSpinner wheels and challenge holes
Many holes carry a spinner wheel that sets your handicap — putt on one knee, putt with your eyes closed. The hosts who play 'Crave style' report it voted #1 in the area; the spinner is why no two rounds match. A candy statue of Dolly Parton greets players by the door, as filmed.
Rain never cancels
The indoor course is the practical argument: Peach State Prime played it on a 92-degree day; Yankee in the South's walkthrough makes the same point for wet ones. The complex adds up beyond golf — bulk candy by the bag, mini bowling, personalized balls — and the zombie escape room is book-ahead, per the insider-edition hosts, who joke the grandkids would never come out of it.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guides2026 dressing
The indoor course carried America's 250th decorations for the 2026 season, per the summer film. The city's own tourism department covered the 2025 Crave Mini Golf Competition here — the course as a venue for the Pigeon Forge Family Challenge, not just a walk-up.
Sources: the 9 videos on this page, filmed at Crave Golf Club in Pigeon Forge between 2017 and 2026.
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