Pigeon Forge mini golf is themed like everything else in town: candy, toys, a honey mine and dinosaurs. These seven films play the field — opening with Brooks Holt at Crave twice: a pre-opening sneak peek in 2017 (already producing the craziest hole-in-one attempts he'd filmed) and a straight-played family match on the outdoor rooftop course in 2021.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesThe courses
Toy Box: 18 holes over 10,000 square feet of board-game theming — the Sorry-piece depression that feeds hole-in-ones, Rock 'Em Sock 'Em robots at the door, a $2-off coupon tip. Lost Mine: the golf half of the honey-mine property, where hole four plays inside the mine itself, tested against its 'best themed course in the Smokies' claim.
The dinosaurs
Goats on the Roof added Jurassic Tymes in 2025: two courses (an easy side and a much steeper hard side) among animatronic dinosaurs with moving eyelids and wagging tails, $15 as filmed — goats overhead throughout, because it's that kind of place.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesChoosing
Crave for the spectacle and the rooftop, Toy Box for toy-nostalgia families, Lost Mine for theme immersion, Jurassic Tymes for dinosaur kids. Each property's own page in this directory carries its full set.
Sources: the 7 videos on this page, filmed at mini golf courses in Pigeon Forge.
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1 videos · summaries from the actual guidesMore Pigeon Forge essentials
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