Pigeon Forge Mini Golf Across Two Candy-Themed Courses
A candy-themed mini golf club on the Pigeon Forge Parkway, with one course indoors and a second one laid out across the roof.
Crave Golf Club sits on the Parkway in Pigeon Forge, between lights 4 and 5. Two separate mini golf courses run here, nineteen holes each, both built around the candy theme the listing calls a real life Candy Land. The two courses are different enough that playing one tells you very little about the other. One is enclosed. The other is open to the sky.
Both of them carry the same scoring twist. A stand at every hole gives each player an icon and an action to match it, so one of you putts one-handed while another closes their eyes for the first stroke. The club calls this Crave Style and says it might win you a prize.
This booking covers both courses in one visit. Taxes, fees and handling charges are already counted in the price you see.
Crave Golf Club - Two Courses of Mini GolfBoth 19-hole courses, indoor and rooftop, in one two-hour visit.www.viator.comUp Top, the Sky Is Part of the Course
The rooftop nineteen earns its name gradually. It opens at ground level, climbs a hill and finishes up top, which is what the club means when it calls the course two-tiered. Rock Candy Mountain, Bubblegum Garden and the Jellybean Jungle are the named stretches along the way, and a gumdrop castle up there was designed with a girl named Jaylen and opened in 2020. Sun, wind and temperature reach you the whole way. A poor forecast earns you the option of a different date, and the indoor nineteen stays open either way. A late tee time is the coolest one of the day.
Downstairs, the Weather Stops at the Door
The indoor nineteen plays entirely under a roof, on a course the club describes as climate controlled. One stretch of it runs as the Sugar Safari, built around sugar cone characters and the obstacles between them. When the weather turns, this is the half of the booking that still stands.
Which Nineteen to Play First
Two hours covers both courses at an unhurried pace, and the order you take them in is the one real decision here. Play the roof first. It is the half that weather can take away. Finish downstairs, where the conditions hold whatever the sky does. Crowds are the other reason to think about your hour. "Loads of kids so be prepared for some waiting on the courses," Alan F wrote in January 2023, and other reviewers describe the same backup on the indoor course.
What the Ticket Does Not Cover
A candy store and a soft serve counter sit inside the same building, and both are open to anyone who walks in. The candy counter, the mini bowling lane and the two escape rooms are each sold separately from these two courses. Leave a few extra minutes for the walk out if anyone in the group is going to stop.
Crave Golf Club is at 2925 Parkway, between lights 4 and 5. Your ticket arrives on your phone, and a printed copy is accepted at the door. Every area and surface is wheelchair accessible, prams and strollers are welcome and service animals are allowed. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund. Peak season runs daily from 9:00 AM to midnight, off-season hours are shorter, and the window that applies to your date shows up as you book. One booking covers up to nine players, and the club's own course rules suggest six to a group. Then the roof, the candy counter and the rest of the Parkway are a few steps apart.