Toy Box Mini Golf opened in 2021 on the old Bunny Golf site behind the Dollywood information center, and it is nostalgia engineered to a specification: 18 holes across more than 10,000 square feet, played at toy height among late-80s and early-90s artifacts — Rock 'Em Sock 'Em robots standing guard at the door, a massive Slinky, giant green army men, a Super Soaker water feature built into the course. Yankee in the South arrived minutes after the grand opening, signs still going up.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesThe course
The board-game theming runs hole to hole — a Sorry-piece depression that feeds hole-in-ones is the signature. Famous Five Amos play all 18 on their family's first visit (a ball lost to the Little Pigeon River on hole three) and note the scorecard packs carry coupons for other attractions. Seals on the Move add the working tip: a $2-off coupon from pigeonforge.com took money off both their rounds, as filmed.
The challenge version
Every Day Is Saturday play the gimmick round: first putts standing on one foot, straddle putts, an eyes-shut putt, a mandatory selfie hole, a giant Jenga stack and Play-Doh figures refereeing. Handyman Hal's 2025 kids'-show-energy visit shows the course holding up as a family staple four years in.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesThe shop
The candy and toy store attached to the course is part of the visit in every walkthrough — the 53-minute opening-era film at the top of the page is the fullest record of the place as it launched.
Sources: the 9 videos on this page, filmed at Toy Box Mini Golf in Pigeon Forge between 2021 and 2025.
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