Holey Moley - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Putt Up or Shut Up
It's mini-golf like you've never seen it before. Every week, the first-of-its-kind mini-golf competition series with Rob Riggle, Joe Tessitore, Jeannie Mai and resident golf pro Stephen Curry features 12 mini-golfers facing off in a series of head-to-head, sudden-death matchups. Winners will move on to round two and from there, only three will make it to the final hole - the daunting Mt. Holey Moley.

The Thunderdome of Mini Golf
Famous professional mini-golfer Robin Ventura tackles the course; a spill leaves one player temporarily unable to see his putt through to the finish line.

Leave the Golf to the Robots
Two contestants face off in a sudden death tiebreaker on the Surf or Turf hole; a surprise award-winning actor calls plays during a round at the Arc De Trigolf.

The Greatest Show on Turf
A stay-at-home mom faces a former pro-golfer; a self-proclaimed math nerd hopes his geometry background will impress Stephen Curry; a world record holder for most holes of mini-golf played in 24 hours tries his hand on Surf or Tur.

An Outbreak of Ginger Fever
In round one, the iconic "Dutch Courage" windmills claim their newest victim and it's grandma versus grandma on "Caddysmack." Plus, a yo-yo champion trades in his yo-yo for a putter, paparazzi do their best to mess with competitors on "The Distractor" and a finalist's nerves nearly get the best of her on "Mt. Holey Moley's" infamous zipline. In "Behind the Hole," Stephen Curry teaches viewers about the mini-golf clap.

Never Count Out the Beard
It's east coast versus west coast when a New Jersey contestant faces off with California native, aka "the wizard of mini-golf" in a round that culminates in a sudden-death putt-off tiebreaker. Meanwhile, Ed Sheeran's doppelgänger takes on "Tee'd Off" and a mini-golf trick shot artist shows off his skills. The distraction on this week's "The Distractor" is none other than a mime!

It's Like Playing Golf in Space
One contestant brings a new mascot to the course – her dog! Another is seeking redemption and returning to the mini-golf course for the first time since he overslept the morning of his mini-golf regional final tournament. A legendary actor stops by the course to help guest commentate. Course Marshall Joe takes the spotlight on "Log Roll" and the final hole, "Mt. Holey Moley," leads to a sudden-death putt-off between two of our finalists where the winner takes all.

Everyone Can Be Terrible!
An experienced player faces off against a recreational mini-golf player; a math teacher goes head-to-head with a product spokesmodel; an honest contestant self-reports an accidental tap that costs him an extra stroke; a summer beach party pops up.

Mother-Putter!
Two contestants have trouble with Dutch Courage's giant windmills; a mom of two has a pre-competition ritual that includes drinking champagne; a contestant challenges the putt count of his opponent; professional golfer Michelle Wie guest commentates.

Power of the Fanny Pack
A contestant finds himself in the water; two competitors fall into icy water while attempting to get across before their ball does; a firefighter contestant contends with a fire-breathing distraction; gymnast Gabby Douglas guest commentates.
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