Crave Golf Club in Pigeon Forge, TN

We used a coupon that was a Buy One COURSE Get One Free. It was the only coupon I could find anywhere for this Miniature Golf Course. The cost for each course is a whopping $15! So, for two of us, using the coupon we did the 2 courses for a total of $33.64 with tax included. So, be prepared to cough up some big $$ to take your family here. CRAVE is a very colorful and new Mini Golf which can easily be noticed while driving on the Parkway in Pigeon Forge. We did the Indoor Course during a very hot sunny day in June, because it was air conditioned. It was a small room with pretty simplistic obstacles and holes. It was cute and colorful with a candy theme and better suited to small kids than adults. There was very loud music playing throughout the room as you played. There were colorful spinning wheels at each hole where you could spin it to add a challenge to your turn such as, "stand on left foot" while putting. The lobby/entrance to CRAVE is a candy store, a small arcade, an Escape Room and restrooms. There were two pretty neat artist representations displayed here; one of Dolly Parton and one of Elvis made of chewed gum and candy pieces. The same evening we came back to play the Outdoor Course which is located on the roof of the building. It was clean, colorful and had some really cute large figures of Gummy Bears, Lollipops, and other Sweet Treats that were really cute. We could watch the sunset from there which was very pretty over Pigeon Forge. Music was also playing on this course but didn't sound as booming as experienced in the indoor course.

This was our minigolf pick this trip which we do a different one each time. Did the outdoor rooftop course which got hot but the course was a neat design and in good shape .great place for cute photos. The cotton candy smell in the store and out was great. Candy selection was alot and pricey. Staff was friendly and we went early before it got crowded. Price seems to be similar to other courses.

We played this wit our 14 year old grandson. He enjoyed it and the holes were challenging enough for him. The candy out in the lobby was expensive and I thought the price of the game was a bit high too but what isn't in Pigeon Forge?

Me and my wife brought our daughters to Pigeon forge for vacation and they both wanted to go putt putt here and we all loved it and we all had a good time one of the best places in Pigeon forge for putt putt

We chose this mini golf because they offered two different 19 hole courses, one inside and one outside. They have a twist to mini golf where you spin a disk at every hole which affects how you play your first shot (stand on right/left for only, putt with right /left hand only, putt on one knee, automatic hole -in -one, etc). The indoor course smells of candy and sweets (the theme) and the have huge fans on the curling helping to keep it cool, a huge plus on a hot summer day. The holes and kept in good shape and provide challenging fun(but not too difficult). They offer concessions, bulk candy purchases and also have mini-bowling as well as escape rooms. This establishment offers a 25% military discount which was a welcome in a town where you can spend a lot of money.