Pigeon Forge: Crave Golf Club Two-Course Mini Golf & Rooftop Play

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Duration2h

GroupUp to 400

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Two Courses of Mini Golf in a Candy-Coated Wonderland

You play 38 holes across two themed mini golf courses — one indoor, one rooftop — at Pigeon Forge's top-ranked course. The setup includes mini-bowling and a candy store, with all taxes and fees covered. Plan for two to three hours, and if weather shifts, an indoor backup course keeps the day on track.

Step-by-step itinerary

Play mini golf at Crave Golf Club

Arrive at Crave Golf Club
Play 38-hole candy-themed mini golf
Enjoy indoor, outdoor, rooftop courses
Try mini-bowling and escape rooms
Visit the candy store

The Experience

The scorecard is already in your hand, and the first putt is waiting. Crave Golf Club in Pigeon Forge runs two full courses — 38 holes total — and you can play them back-to-back or split them across your visit, depending on how much time you have and how competitive things get. One course winds through the indoor space, all neon and candy-colored obstacles, and the other takes you outside and up onto the rooftop, where the Tennessee air hits different when you're lining up a shot three stories above the street. The whole setup is ranked #1 mini golf in the USA, which sounds like hyperbole until you see the detail — every hole has a theme, the obstacles actually make sense, and nothing feels like it was designed in 1987 and left alone.

What makes this different from the mini golf you played as a kid is the scale and the thought behind it. The candy theme isn't just a coat of paint; it runs through the course design, the routing, the way holes connect to each other. You move from one section to the next and the environment shifts — indoor to outdoor, ground level to rooftop — so it never feels repetitive even when you're on your 20th hole. The rooftop course especially changes the game; the wind matters, the light is different, and you can actually see the town around you between shots. Groups stay small enough that you're not waiting forever, and the pace moves naturally — not rushed, not glacial.

Beyond the two courses, there's mini-bowling on-site if someone in your group wants to switch gears, and a candy store attached to the clubhouse where you can load up before or after. The whole place is built for families and mixed-ability groups; everything is wheelchair accessible, strollers work fine, and if the weather turns bad, there's a full indoor course as a backup. All taxes and fees are already baked into the price, so what you pay is what you pay — no surprises at the counter. Most people spend two to three hours here, depending on whether you're playing both courses and how much time you spend in the candy store or trying the mini-bowling.

What’s included

Access to both mini golf courses (38 holes total), indoor and outdoor play, rooftop course access, mini-bowling availability, on-site candy store, and all taxes, fees, and handling charges. Wheelchair-accessible facilities and indoor backup course in case of poor weather.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Crave Golf Club

Is this one for you?Right for families and mixed-ability groups who want a full mini golf experience without surprises — both courses, all amenities, and every fee already covered. The two-to-three-hour window is what makes playing both courses realistic without eating your whole day.