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This article is about the American series. For the Australian series, see Holey Moley (Australian TV series). For the unrelated entertainment bar chain, see Holey Moley (restaurant chain).

Holey Moley
Title card for the first season
Also known asHoley Moley II: The Sequel (2020)
Holey Moley 3D in 2D (2021)
Genre
Created byChris Culvenor
Directed byAlex Van Wagner
Presented by
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons3
No. of episodes26
Production
Executive producers
  • Chris Culvenor
  • Paul Franklin
  • Wesley Dening
  • Stephen Curry
  • Jeron Smith
  • Erick Peyton
  • Charles Wachter
  • Michael O'Sullivan
Production companies
Original release
NetworkABC
ReleaseJune 20, 2019 (2019-06-20) –
present (present)

Holey Moley is an American sports reality competition television series created for ABC by Chris Culvenor. The series is produced by Eureka Productions and Unanimous Media, with Culvenor, Paul Franklin, Wesley Dening, Stephen Curry, Jeron Smith, Erick Peyton, Charles Wachter, and Michael O'Sullivan serving as executive producers.

The series features contestants competing against each other in a series of head-to-head, sudden-death matchups on a supersized miniature golf obstacle course. Curry stars as the resident golf pro, with play-by-play commentator Joe Tessitore, color commentator Rob Riggle, and sideline correspondent Jeannie Mai. In October 2018, ABC announced they were developing a miniature golf game show. The series was officially announced in April 2019, along with Curry's involvement. Filming of the series takes place at Sable Ranch in Canyon Country, Santa Clarita, California.

Holey Moley premiered on June 20, 2019, and its first season consisted of 10 episodes. In October 2019, ABC renewed the series for a second season,[1] titled Holey Moley II: The Sequel, and premiered on May 21, 2020.[2] In February 2021, it was announced that the series was renewed for a third and fourth season.[3][4] The third season, titled Holey Moley 3D in 2D, premiered on June 17, 2021.[5]

Production

Development

In October 2018, ABC released a casting call for a new game show called Mega Miniature Golf looking for miniature golfers to compete against each other for a grand prize.[6] ABC officially announced the series in April 2019, with the title Holey Moley. Stephen Curry serves as executive producer and resident golf pro on the series, with ABC Sports and ESPN sportscaster Joe Tessitore calls all the play-by-play commentary, comedian and actor Rob Riggle provides color commentary, and television personality Jeannie Mai as a sideline reporter (with Tessitore and Riggle wearing the same jackets that were worn by ABC Sports commentators in the 1970s). The series is produced by Eureka Productions and Unanimous Media,[7] and created by Chris Culvenor, who is executive producing alongside Curry, Paul Franklin, Wesley Dening, Charles Wachter, Michael O'Sullivan, Jeron Smith, and Erick Peyton.[8] Culvenor explained that producers saw that other television competition series were dominated by fitness enthusiasts and wanted to create a show that most people could partake in. He called the series "a serious competition put in a really silly world."[9]

Filming

Filming for the series takes place at Sable Ranch in Canyon Country, Santa Clarita, California,[10] which was previously used for the obstacle course game show Wipeout.[10][11] Filming lasts several weeks and occurs late at night. The production films as many competitions as possible at each course on a given night, rather than simply filming the contents of a single episode each night.[10] The golf course and obstacles were built on the ranch by The ATS Team, which creates obstacle courses and large-scale fanciful environments for shows such as American Ninja Warrior, The Titan Games, and Big Brother, in association with Eureka Productions.[12] Tessitore indicated that some holes, such as Double Dutch Courage, remain standing because it is "a signature hole", but others are "shut down after three or four days".[10] Filming for the first season took place on April 3–5 and 8–11, 2019.[13]

The second season was filmed in February and March 2020.[14] The third and fourth seasons filmed back-to-back in March 2021, with a small number of recurring spectators due to the COVID-19 pandemic; additional footage of unmasked spectators filmed during previous seasons has been edited into these seasons.[14]

Gameplay

In the first season, each episode consisted of 12 mini-golfers that compete in a series of head-to-head, sudden-death matchups on a supersized miniature golf obstacle course. Winners move on to round two and from there, only three will make it to the third and final round, where they compete on the "Mt. Holey Moley" hole in a three-way contest. The winner earns "The Golden Putter" trophy, a "Holey Moley" plaid jacket and a $25,000 grand prize.[7]

In the second season, it was changed to 8 mini-golfers each episode with a new miniature golf obstacle course. Round one and two remains the same head-to-head, sudden-death matchups with winners of each matchups moving on. Round three was changed to a head-to-head matchup. The winner still earns "The Golden Putter" trophy and a "Holey Moley" plaid jacket, but instead of the $25,000 cash prize, the winner also earns a spot in the finale where they have a chance to win the $250,000 prize.

Course

Season 1

The larger-than-life mini-golf course for the first season features 10 supersized themed holes:[7][15]

  • Dutch Courage:[16] Contestants must hit through a small mini-golf-style windmill situated in between two large windmills. The large windmills have four large, quickly rotating blades that can knock the player off the putting surface and cause stroke penalties. The hole lies past the second large windmill, on a slope.[17][18]
  • Caddysmack: The contestants try to hit their first putt closest to the big golf ball. The one closest gets to decide how their next shot will be hit, either by resident golf pro Stephen Curry or a robot voiced by Rob Riggle, with the losing contestant getting the other option. The robot and Curry hit 55-yard pitch shots to a turf-covered empty swimming pool where the hole is located. Caddysmack is the longest hole on the course.[19][20]
  • Arc de Trigolf:[16] Players hit their ball along a large arc to the green, and then must get over a line of small raised platforms in a swimming pool to ring a bell and release a guillotine that will stop their ball from falling into the water.
  • Tee'd Off:[16] The loser on the 4-foot putt-off falls into the pool.[21]
  • Sweet Spot: The player tees off from a rapidly rotating platform toward another, less rapidly rotating platform where the hole is located. Several prop candies, like giant gumdrops, decorate the hole and act as obstacles.
  • Surf Or Turf:[22] Contestants hit a ball up a large concave wave ramp 30 feet into the air, launching it backwards over their heads to an island green. If the ball does not land and stay on the green, the contestant must hit the ball across a skinny walkway instead after a one-stroke penalty.[23]
  • Slip N' Putt: The contestants must make their way atop an icy hill. The first one to the top gets the better placed ball. Then, they must hit their ball through the legs of the polar bear and slide their way down the hill to the green to complete the hole.[24]
  • The Distractor: Contestants must try to sink a 12-foot putt with a distraction.[25]
  • Log Roll: Contestants must putt up a hill and then climb it while avoiding rolling logs on rails.[16][26][18]
  • Mt. Holey Moley: Contestants must hit their ball up the side of a volcano into one of the crevasse holes. If they miss, their ball is placed far away and behind some rocks. If they place it in the holes, they get a better position—the smaller the hole, the better. They must then climb the volcano and zipline over the pool to land on a floating dock to reach the green; falling off the zipline and landing in the water will result in a one-stroke penalty.[7][27][18]

Season 2

The course for the second season features 17 supersized themed holes (although it was originally reported to feature 18, like a traditional golf course. This fact was made fun of in the season finale, with Rob Riggle asking "Did we run out of money?"):[28]

  • Double Dutch Courage: Contestants must hit through two large windmills. Similar to Dutch Courage, the large windmills have five large, quickly rotating blades that can knock the player off the putting surface and cause stroke penalties. The hole lies past the second large windmill, on a slope.[28]
  • Putter Ducky: Contestants must putt past two oversized rubber ducks that swing from side to side. Afterwards, the players themselves must avoid the ducks. If a player gets knocked into the water (by a duck), they receive a one-stroke penalty.
  • Slip N' Putt: The contestants must make their way atop an icy hill. The first one to the top gets the better placed ball. Then, they must hit their ball through the legs of the polar bear and slide their way down the hill to the green to complete the hole.
  • Frankenputt:[28] Players must putt through a series of electrical nodes and Dr. Frankenputt (a disguised Sir Goph)'s lair to the hole. Every stroke a player takes, they receive an electrical shock.
  • Buns & Wieners:[28] Players putt across a crevasse in a rotating hot dog bun before attempting to cross a creek filled with "burning coals" by clinging to one of three rotating hot dogs. Falling into the coals results in a one stroke penalty.
  • Hole Number Two:[28] Players must putt along a narrow ridge with water on one side and a row of porta-potties on the other, before attempting a 2.5-second sprint across the ridge before the porta-potty doors open and knock them into the water. If they fall into the water, they receive a one stroke penalty.
  • Uranus: Similar to Arc de Trigolf, as contestants must putt the ball around the outer ring of Uranus. There is a channel where if the contestants land, could provide a shot at a hole in one. After the contestants putt (if the result is not a hole-in-one), they must traverse 4 planets to get to the green. If they fall in, they receive a stroke penalty.[28]
  • Polcano:[28] Similar to Mount Holey Moley, but players zipline onto a narrow totem pole rather than across the entire water hazard. Falling into the water results in a one stroke penalty.
  • Putt the Plank: Contestants must first putt across a pirate ship's bow towards a red X. The closer to the red X gets a courtesy chip across the lagoon from pirate captain Long Jon Lovitz, while the other player gets a blindfolded courtesy chip. Then, they must cross the lagoon on the back of a shark to complete the hole, being careful not to fall in and get a penalty stroke.[28]
  • Gopher It: Two contestants must first ride on a mechanical gopher for as long as they can. Whoever can ride the gopher the longest will get the better ball placement on the course. The contestants must then put across a course with mechanical gopher heads popping up randomly. The contestant with the better ball placement only has to navigate around 2 gopher heads while the other must deal with a third.[28]
  • Dragon's Breath: Contestants wearing fireproof armor must putt the ball through one of three holes underneath a drawbridge in order to lower it and putt the ball in the hole. While the contestants are trying to putt, dragons breathe fire at the contestant.[28]
  • Beaver Creek:[28] Players putt across a narrow strip before crossing a ditch via a rapidly rotating log. Falling into the ditch results in a one stroke penalty. Riggle often ridicules the hole for having a drab and empty ditch and for being a relative copy of Buns & Weiners.
  • Diving Range: Three contestants first complete a dive of their choice judged by Olympic diver Greg Louganis, actor Steve Guttenberg, and Sir Goph. The contestant with the lowest score is eliminated; that contestant was always a ringer, former collegiate diver Joey Cifelli.[29] (Sir Goph always gave his "score" as a picture, which Course Marshall Joe was left to interpret. Regardless of the object shown, it was always interpreted as a 4.) Of the remaining two contestants, the better score gets the better ball placement. They compete on a hole in which they must shoot past laneline obstacles to reach the hole in the center.[25]
  • The Distractor: Contestants must try to sink a 12-foot putt with a distraction.[25]
  • Water Hazard:[25] Similar to Surf or Turf, in which players hit a ball over a water hazard via a 30-foot wave before attempting to cross a narrow bridge while being blasted with fire hoses. Falling into the water results in a one stroke penalty.
  • Clowning Around: Appeared in the season finale. Each of the players is strapped into a circular apparatus in a standing position. The apparatus is then turned several times to disorient the players, and the players eventually have to putt the magnetized ball upside down to a rectangular green. Any miss gets a whipped-cream pie in the face from one of the clowns accompanying the hole.
  • The Tomb of Nefer–Tee–Tee: Stephen Curry's much lauded finale hole, which appeared in the season finale. The hole is "all-or-nothing" hole, and eventually had nothing to do with the schematic shown all during the season. Each player will get one shot to ace the hole per round, and only the person first holing the putt wins the jackpot grand prize of $250,000 and the Jeweled Putter of Nefer-Tee-Tee. The hole is almost 100 feet in length, and contains three parts. After an unassuming tee area, the ball then enters a repurposed spinning disc from Sweet Spot, this time containing three Egyptian-style pyramids and is colored as a desert. Past that is the green, including walls on two sides and a crypt on the third (which opens when the winner is declared, containing the Jeweled Putter). It also contains several small square obstacles, which could also aid the golfer in holing the putt. If no golfer aces the hole after each has had a shot, the process continues until someone does.

Season 3

The course for the third season features approximately 18 new supersized themed holes, including some which have yet to be revealed:[30][14]

  • Agony of Defeat:[30] Contestants must "ski jump" into the water; the player with the longest jump gets the better ball placement. The hole name is presumably a reference to the "agony of defeat" clip of ski jumper Vinko Bogataj from the introduction to ABC's long-running Wide World of Sports series.
  • Turfing USA[30]
  • Putt-a-Saurus[30]
  • The Parcade[30]
  • The Fishing Hole:[30] Similar to Putter Ducky, in which contestants must putt past three oversized fish that swing from side to side. Afterwards, the players themselves must avoid the fish. If a player gets knocked into the water (by a fish), they receive a one-stroke penalty.
  • Holey Matrimony[30]
  • Ho Ho Hole:[30] A rethemed Christmas version of Polcano, with the totem pole replaced by a "North Pole".[14]
  • Corn Hole[30]
  • Donut Hole[30]
  • Dutch Courage En Fuego:[30] Similar to Double Dutch Courage, in which contestants must hit through two large windmills that exhale flames. The large windmills have five large, quickly rotating blades that can knock the player off the putting surface and cause stroke penalties. The hole lies past the second large windmill, on a slope.
  • King Parthur’s Court[30]
  • The Pecker:[30] Players must putt the ball down a strip of wood to the green, and a channel on the side of the wood strip gives a chance for a hole-in-one. They must then jump onto a bobbing woodpecker head and grab a red feather atop it; if they fail, it is a stroke penalty.
  • Hole Number Two: Players must putt along a narrow ridge with muddy water on one side and a row of porta-potties on the other, before attempting a 2.5-second sprint across the ridge before the porta-potty doors open and knock them into the mud. If they fall into the mud, they receive a one stroke penalty.
  • The Distractor:[14] Contestants must try to sink a 12-foot putt with a distraction.

Episodes

Color key:

  Contestants went to a playoff to determine the winner
  Contestant won the episode

Season 1 (2019)

Episode 1: "Putt Up or Shut Up" (June 20, 2019)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Julia Lew Erik Gustafson — Dutch Courage Erik Gustafson
1.2 Hailey Hunter Lauren Olaya — Slip N' Putt Hailey Hunter
1.3 Holly Fine Alex Mendoza — Caddy Smack Holly Fine
1.4 Shay Bennett Jabari Leonard — Arc de Trigolf Shay Bennett
1.5 Mariama Bonetti Rio Hawkins — Sweet Spot Mariama Bonetti
1.6 Scott Glauser Bob Jensen — Surf or Turf Bob Jensen
Round 2
2.1 Mariama Bonetti Shay Bennett — Log Roll Mariama Bonetti
2.2 Jared Gustavsen Bob Jensen — Tee'd Off Bob Jensen
2.3 Holly Fine Hailey Hunter — The Distractor Holly Fine
Round 3
3.1 Holly Fine Mariama Bonetti Bob Jensen Mt. Holey Moley Holly Fine
  • The Distractor – Kenny G playing the saxophone

Episode 2: "The Thunderdome of Mini Golf" (June 27, 2019)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Evan Michael Robin Ventura — Slip N' Putt Robin Ventura
1.2 David Hodgen Alwin Pancho Scott — Arc de Trigolf David Hodgen
1.3 Jalleh Doty Simone Dyer — Sweet Spot Jalleh Doty
1.4 Scott Barr Jimmy Ruiz — Dutch Courage Jimmy Ruiz
1.5 Evan Rundgren Alejandra Schneider — Slip N' Putt Evan Rundgren
1.6 Sierra Marshall Morgan Reimler — Caddy Smack Morgan Reimler
Round 2
2.1 David Hodgen Jimmy Ruiz — The Distractor Jimmy Ruiz
2.2 Morgan Reimler Jalleh Doty — Log Roll Morgan Reimler
2.3 Robin Ventura Evan Rundgren — Tee'd Off Evan Rundgren
Round 3
3.1 Evan Rundgren Jimmy Ruiz Morgan Reimler Mt. Holey Moley Jimmy Ruiz
  • Title quotation from: Rob Riggle during the Slip 'N' Putt. Also, a reference to the 1985 post-apocalyptic film Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome.
  • The Distractor – Drill Sergeant Putton

Episode 3: "Leave the Golf to the Robots" (July 11, 2019)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Ken Dickason Michael Glauser — Surf or Turf Ken Dickason
1.2 Nick Brucker Krystal Beyer — Slip N' Putt Nick Brucker
1.3 Valeria Brannen Craig Kirby — Arc de Trigolf Valeria Brannen
1.4 Mark Normand Stephen Kims — Sweet Spot Mark Normand
1.5 Sarah Cochrane Shelley Phillips — Tee'd Off Sarah Cochrane
1.6 Amandeep Singh Marlene Glass — Caddy Smack Amandeep Singh
Round 2
2.1 Sarah Cochrane Ken Dickason — The Distractor Sarah Cochrane
2.2 Valeria Branne Amandeep Singh — Log Roll Amandeep Singh
2.3 Nick Brucker Mark Normand — Tee'd Off Nick Brucker
Round 3
3.1 Sarah Cochrane Amandeep Singh Nick Brucker Mt. Holey Moley Nick Brucker

Note: Michael Glauser is the brother of Episode 1 contestant Scott Glauser.

  • Title quotation from: Rob Riggle as the Robot while he talks smack to Stephen Curry in Caddy Smack.
  • The Distractor – A pair of contortionists

Episode 4: "The Greatest Show on Turf" (July 18, 2019)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Maiya Tanaka Alison Bock — Arc de Trigolf Alison Bock
1.2 Reiley McClendon Cody Medler — Caddy Smack Reiley McClendon
1.3 Michael Koch Charlie Harris — Dutch Courage Michael Koch
1.4 Mick Cullen Jessie Keller — Surf or Turf Mick Cullen
1.5 Margot Chappell Clint Foster — Sweet Spot Margot Chappell
1.6 Catarina Rocha Chad Bennett — Slip N' Putt Catarina Rocha
Round 2
2.1 Alison Bock Reiley McClendon — Log Roll Alison Bock
2.2 Margot Chappell Catarina Rocha — The Distractor Catarina Rocha
2.3 Mick Cullen Michael Koch — Tee'd Off Mick Cullen
Round 3
3.1 Alison Bock Catarina Rocha Mick Cullen Mt. Holey Moley Mick Cullen

Episode 5: "An Outbreak of Ginger Fever" (July 25, 2019)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Eddie Vinson Me'Tra Dee Carter — Tee'd Off Eddie Vinson
1.2 Brandy Zapata Juliet Fessel — Dutch Courage Brandy Zapata
1.3 Celia Milius Dianne Cullen — Caddy Smack Dianne Cullen
1.4 Kevin Grant Allan Vega — Arc de Trigolf Kevin Grant
1.5 Pat Sheridan Madison Kaiser — Slip N' Putt Pat Sheridan
1.6 Sadie Lindner Tanner Zingleman — Surf or Turf Tanner Zingleman
Round 2
2.1 Pat Sheridan Dianne Cullen — The Distractor Dianne Cullen
2.2 Kevin Grant Eddie Vinson — Log Roll Eddie Vinson
2.3 Tanner Zingleman Brandy Zapata — Tee'd Off Brandy Zapata
Round 3
3.1 Eddie Vinson Brandy Zapata Dianne Cullen Mt. Holey Moley Dianne Cullen

Note: Dianne Cullen is the mother of Episode 4 winner Mick Cullen, meaning a mother/son duo won consecutive episodes of the show.

  • The Distractor – Paparazzi

Episode 6: "Never Count Out the Beard" (August 1, 2019)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Joe DePrima Matthew Gebhard — Surf or Turf Matthew Gebhard
1.2 Alexis Tourdot Drew Gannon — Tee'd Off Alexis Tourdot
1.3 Allison Smith Colin McCarthy — Dutch Courage Colin McCarthy
1.4 Robin Aikens Jerica Noble — Caddy Smack Robin Aikens
1.5 Nina Palomba Jackson Patterson — Sweet Spot Nina Palomba
1.6 Joni Parent (walkover) — Dutch Courage Joni Parent
Round 2
2.1 Joni Parent Nina Palomba — The Distractor Joni Parent
2.2 Alexis Tourdot Robin Aikens — Log Roll Alexis Tourdot
2.3 Matthew Gebhard Colin McCarthy — Tee'd Off Colin McCarthy
Round 3
3.1 Alexis Tourdot Joni Parent Colin McCarthy Mt. Holey Moley Colin McCarthy
  • The Distractor – A mime

Episode 7: "It's Like Playing Golf in Space" (August 8, 2019)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Katherine Bottoms John Lepak — Dutch Courage John Lepak
1.2 Courtney Rice Lam Le — Caddy Smack Lam Le
1.3 Tom Loftus Jordan Rubin — Surf or Turf Tom Loftus
1.4 Carlos Graham Seshia-lei Telles — Tee'd Off Carlos Graham
1.5 Laurel Gill Pam Murray — Slip N' Putt Laurel Gill
1.6 Jeffrey Barber Jenielle Rowe — Sweet Spot Jeffrey Barber
Round 2
2.1 Laurel Gill Lam Le — The Distractor Laurel Gill
2.2 John Lepak Tom Loftus — Tee'd Off John Lepak
2.3 Jeffrey Barber Carlos Graham — Log Roll Jeffrey Barber
Round 3
3.1 Jeffrey Barber John Lepak Laurel Gill Mt. Holey Moley Jeffrey Barber

Note: Jeffrey Barber fell into the pool trying to zipline to the landing pad, but he was not given a stroke penalty due to equipment failure resulting in a broken handle on the zipline.

  • The Distractor – Rope Jumpers

Episode 8: "Everyone can be Terrible!" (August 15, 2019)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Chris Pomaski Micah Burke — Arc de Trigolf Micah Burke
1.2 Mollie Peterson Ruthie Austin — Dutch Courage Mollie Peterson
1.3 Keegan Sullivan Will Lowery — Surf or Turf Keegan Sullivan
1.4 Stephon Alford Michael DiNardo — Arc de Trigolf Stephon Alford
1.5 Kayla Grey Commonesha Whitworth — Slip N' Putt Kayla Grey
1.6 Stephanie Miller Adam Johnson — Caddy Smack Stephanie Miller
Round 2
2.1 Stephanie Miller Keegan Sullivan — The Distractor Keegan Sullivan
2.2 Stephon Alford Micah Burke — Log Roll Stephon Alford
2.3 Mollie Peterson Kayla Grey — Tee'd Off Mollie Peterson
Round 3
3.1 Mollie Peterson Stephon Alford Keegan Sullivan Mt. Holey Moley Mollie Peterson

Note: Chris Pomaski accidentally tapped the ball and was given one stroke.

  • The Distractor – Beach Party Dancers

Episode 9: "Mother-Putter!" (August 22, 2019)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Brooke Sebold Monique Akioyame — Dutch Courage Brooke Sebold
1.2 Erika Horgan Zak Chaouki — Tee'd Off Zak Chaouki
1.3 Stephanie Langnas Malcolm Kelner — Slip N' Putt Malcolm Kelner
1.4 Eric Chiang Eric Fluty — Arc De Trigolf Eric Chiang
1.5 Robin Schwartzman Javon Mabon — Dutch Courage Robin Schwartzman
1.6 Sonny Shackelford Chris Paseka — Caddy Smack Chris Paseka
Round 2
2.1 Eric Chiang Chris Paseka — Log Roll Chris Paseka
2.2 Zak Chaouki Brooke Sebold — The Distractor Brooke Sebold
2.3 Malcolm Kelner Robin Schwartzman — Tee'd Off Malcolm Kelner
Round 3
3.1 Malcolm Kelner Brooke Sebold Chris Paseka Mt. Holey Moley Malcolm Kelner

Episode 10: "Power of the Fanny Pack" (August 22, 2019)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Clark Wilmoth Bob Canavaugh — Arc De Trigolf Clark Wilmoth
1.2 Mike Nguyen Steve Kristof — Slip N' Putt Steve Kristof
1.3 Lorissa Violet Jataun Gilbert — Dutch Courage Jataun Gilbert
1.4 Steven Burke Shirley Walker Yeager — Arc De Trigolf Shirley Walker Yeager
1.5 Randy Rice Justin Danzansky — Surf or Turf Justin Danzansky
1.6 Teneisha Campbell Precious Allen — Caddy Smack Precious Allen
Round 2
2.1 Shirley Walker Yeager Precious Allen — Log Roll Precious Allen
2.2 Steve Kristof Justin Danzansky — Tee'd Off Steve Kristof
2.3 Clark Wilmoth Jataun Gilbert — The Distractor Clark Wilmoth
Round 3
3.1 Precious Allen Clark Wilmoth Steve Kristof Mt. Holey Moley Steve Kristof
  • The Distractor – A fire breathing pirate

Season 2 (2020)

Episode 11: "Literally Jumping the Shark" (May 21, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Jack De Sanz Erik Gustafson Dragon's Breath Erik Gustafson
1.2 Matthew Hedges Marni Van Grouw Polcano Marni Van Grouw
1.3 Stephanie Gibri Ava Lourenco Beaver Creek Ava Lourenco
1.4 Tressa Smiley Matt Goldberg Putt the Plank Matt Goldberg
Round 2
2.1 Marni Van Grouw Ava Lourenco Double Dutch Courage Marni Van Grouw
2.2 Matt Goldberg Erik Gustafson Hole Number Two Erik Gustafson
Round 3
3.1 Marni Van Grouw Erik Gustafson Frankenputt Erik Gustafson

Episode 12: "That's One for the Scrapbooks!" (May 28, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Kyle Claridge Carlee Clover Hole Number Two Kyle Claridge
1.2 Avis Brown-Riley Jennifer Weitz Putter Ducky Jennifer Weitz
1.3 Ray Nugent Roger Steele Buns & Wieners Ray Nugent
1.4[a] Timothy Kim Rob Parrent Diving Range Timothy Kim
Round 2
2.1 Kyle Claridge Jennifer Weitz The Distractor Kyle Claridge
2.2 Timothy Kim Ray Nugent Water Hazard Ray Nugent
Round 3
3.1 Kyle Claridge Ray Nugent Slip N' Putt Ray Nugent
  1. ^ Timothy Kim (20 points) and Rob Parrent (18 points) received the top two score dives and advanced to the putting green; Joey Cifelli (8 points) was eliminated.

Note: Jennifer Weitz sank a hole in one on Putter Ducky.

Episode 13: "That Man Knows How to Ride a Weiner" (June 4, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Chris Morales Aaron Hand Water Hazard Chris Morales
1.2 Karin Slaughter Morris Jones Gopher It Morris Jones
1.3[a] Somin Lee Laura McGowan Diving Range Somin Lee
1.4 Ryan Roth Desiree Berry Buns & Wieners Ryan Roth
Round 2
2.1 Chris Morales Morris Jones Hole Number Two Chris Morales
2.2 Ryan Roth Somin Lee Double Dutch Courage Somin Lee
Round 3
3.1 Somin Lee Chris Morales Frankenputt Chris Morales
  1. ^ Laura McGowan (20.5 points) and Somin Lee (18.5 points) received the top two score dives and advanced to the putting green; Joey Cifelli (7.5 points) was eliminated again.

Episode 14: "I Think We Just Made History on Uranus" (June 11, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Saeed House Dean Cravens Putter Ducky Saeed House
1.2 Mei Brennan Niko Del Rey The Distractor Mei Brennan
1.3 Skyler Nick Spencer Nick Water Hazard Skyler Nick
1.4 Hannah B. Leiner Kendra Vallone Matthews Hole Number Two Kendra Vallone Matthews
Round 2
2.1 Kendra Vallone Matthews Saeed House Slip N' Putt Kendra Vallone Matthews
2.2 Mei Brennan Skyler Nick Gopher It Mei Brennan
Round 3
3.1 Mei Brennan Kendra Vallone Matthews Uranus Mei Brennan

Notes: Skyler Nick and Spencer Nick are the first twins on Holey Moley. Mei Brennan sank a hole in one on Uranus.

  • The Distractor – A drumline

Episode 15: "Where the Herd At?!" (June 18, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Mary Driscol Tanner Beard Slip N' Putt Tanner Beard
1.2 Jim Black Clay Myers Water Hazard Clay Myers
1.3 Gerritt Beatty Amanda Robertson The Distractor Gerritt Beatty
1.4 Karl Barth Courtney Gill Gopher It Karl Barth
Round 2
2.1 Gerritt Beatty Tanner Beard Putt The Plank Gerritt Beatty
2.2 Clay Myers Karl Barth Polcano Clay Myers
Round 3
3.1 Tanner Beard Clay Myers Double Dutch Courage Tanner Beard

Notes: Gerritt Beatty left the competition after Round 2, Tanner Beard would win the putt-off against Karl Barth to play against Clay Myers.

  • The Distractor - Baseball

Episode 16: "Don't Attempt This in Clogs" (June 25, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Chelsea Kinard Sarah White Uranus Chelsea Kinard
1.2 Cynthia Navis Jessy Tang Putt The Plank Cynthia Navis
1.3 Kevin VanDuser Terrence Redd Polcano Kevin VanDuser
1.4 Josh McSpadden Tyger Riggs Beaver Creek Tyger Riggs
Round 2
2.1 Cynthia Navis Chelsea Kinard Dragon's Breath Chelsea Kinard
2.2 Tyger Riggs Kevin VanDuser Double Dutch Courage Tyger Riggs
Round 3
3.1 Chelsea Kinard Tyger Riggs Hole Number Two Chelsea Kinard

Episode 17: "Love at First Stroke" (July 9, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Spencer Berry Jimmy Darts Polcano Jimmy Darts
1.2 Marie Dean Fiamma Felitch Hole Number Two Marie Dean
1.3 Christian Heavens Andrew Baumann Uranus Andrew Baumann
1.4 Ashley Wheatherspoon Alexandra Scott Putter Ducky Alexandra Scott
Round 2
2.1 Andrew Baumann Jimmy Darts Dragon's Breath Andrew Baumann
2.2 Marie Dean Alexandra Scott Beaver Creek Alexandra Scott
Round 3
3.1 Alexandra Scott Andrew Baumann Double Dutch Courage Alexandra Scott

Episode 18: "Under Paargh!" (July 16, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Bela Kasia K Putt The Plank Kasia K
1.2 Brianne Southerland Reneé Hunt Uranus Brianne Southerland
1.3[a] Noor Jehangir Kirstin Grace Diving Range Noor Jehangir
1.4 Lawrence Calhoun Leigh Pollitt Buns & Wieners Leigh Pollitt
Round 2
2.1 Brianne Southerland Kasia K Dragon's Breath Kasia K
2.2 Leigh Pollitt Noor Jehangir The Distractor Noor Jehangir
Round 3
3.1 Kasia K Noor Jehangir Double Dutch Courage Noor Jehangir
  1. ^ Noor Jehangeer (24 points) and Kirstin Grace (21 points) received the top two score dives and advanced to the putting green; Joey Cifelli (5.5 points) was eliminated for the third time.
  • The Distractor – The Can-Can Girls

Episode 19: "Porta Party" (July 30, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Jen Clyde Gretchen Carter The Distractor Gretchen Carter
1.2 David Koonvirarak Brad Livermore Buns & Wieners David Koonvirarak
1.3[a] Misa Tanaka Martin Park Diving Range Misa Tanaka
1.4 Lizard McGee Giovanni Matos Water Hazard Lizard McGee
Round 2
2.1 Gretchen Carter Lizard McGee Double Dutch Courage Lizard McGee
2.2 Misa Tanaka David Koonvirarak Dragon's Breath David Koonvirarak
Round 3
3.1 Lizard McGee David Koonvirarak Hole Number Two David Koonvirarak
  1. ^ Misa Tanaka (23 points) and Martin Park (20 points) received the top two score dives and advanced to the putting green; Joey Cifelli (7 points) was eliminated for the fourth time.

Notes: Brad Livermore accidentally touched the bottom on Buns & Wieners and was given a stroke penalty. Misa Tanaka is the sister of Episode 4 contestant Maiya Tanaka.

  • The Distractor – El Diablo

Episode 20: "It's Apple Sauce Time!" (August 6, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Mallory Sestak Kris Mill Polcano Mallory Sestak
1.2 James Aguilar Gabi Lucas Beaver Creek James Aguilar
1.3[a] Andrea Neilson Aaron Kaminski Diving Range Aaron Kaminski
1.4 Uzo Utti Lauren Klein Warren Buns & Wieners Uzo Utti
Round 2
2.1 Mallory Sestak James Aguilar Double Dutch Courage Mallory Sestak
2.2 Aaron Kaminski Uzo Utti Dragon's Breath Aaron Kaminski
Round 3
3.1 Mallory Sestak Aaron Kaminski Hole Number Two Mallory Sestak
  1. ^ Andrea Neilson (23.09 points) and Aaron Kaminski (21 points) received the top two score dives and advanced to the putting green; Joey Cifelli (5 points) was eliminated for the fifth and final time, the most by anyone on Diving Range.

Notes: The bun on Buns & Wieners was unable to rotate. Uzo Utti jumped over the wiener on Buns & Wieners.

Episode 21: "You Just Got a Free Bath" (August 13, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Zoë Klopfer Samuel Babba Hole Number Two Samuel Babba
1.2 Connie Amarel Gerard Dyson Slip N' Putt Connie Amarel
1.3 Leisha-Mae Telles Sam Eddy Putter Ducky Leisha-Mae Telles
1.4 James Anderson Micah Lee Dettmar Gopher It James Anderson
Round 2
2.1 James Anderson Connie Amarel Putt the Plank Connie Amarel
2.2 Samuel Babba Leisha-Mae Telles Uranus Samuel Babba
Round 3
3.1 Connie Amarel Samuel Babba Dragon's Breath Connie Amarel

Notes: Micah Lee Dettmar surpassed all three gophers on Gopher It. Leisha-Mae Telles is the sister of Episode 7 contestant Seshia-lei Telles.

Episode 22: "Double Dutch Riggle" (September 3, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Donald Alford Paula Reto Uranus Donald Alford
1.2 Mikayla Ratto Ashley Lewis Slip N' Putt Ashley Lewis
1.3 Darren Carrington Tony Holyfield The Distractor Tony Holyfield
1.4 Casey Latto Erica Dechowitz Putt the Plank Casey Latto
Round 2
2.1 Casey Latto Donald Alford Polcano Donald Alford
2.2 Ashley Lewis Tony Holyfield Gopher It Ashley Lewis
Round 3
3.1 Ashley Lewis Donald Alford Double Dutch Courage Ashley Lewis

Notes: Donald Alford's tee shot on Polcano snuck over the bumpers and landed in the hazard zone. In Double Dutch Courage, Alford got hit from one of the blades on the first windmill, but managed to pull himself back up to avoid the penalty while Ashley Lewis scored a hole in one.

  • The Distractor – Yama and Ramy (Sumo Wrestlers)

Episode 23: "A Finale of Epic Proportions" (September 10, 2020)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Contestant 3 Contestant 4 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Ray Nugent Mei Brennan Tanner Beard — Hole Number Two Tanner Beard
1.2 Chris Morales Noor Jehangir Mallory Sestak — Clowning Around Mallory Sestak
1.3 Erik Gustafson Chelsea Kinard Connie Amarel — The Distractor Chelsea Kinard
1.4 Alexandra Scott David Koonvirarak Ashley Lewis — Frankenputt David Koonvirarak
Round 2
2.1 Tanner Beard Chelsea Kinard David Koonvirarak Mallory Sestak The Tomb of Nefer–Tee–Tee Tanner Beard

Season 3 (2021)

Episode 24: "Holey Moley Goes Pro!" (June 17, 2021)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Ty Stafford Krista Marcheschi Agony Of Defeat Ty Stafford
1.2 Jordyn Ross Jose Alvarez Corn Hole Jose Alvarez
1.3 Ikaila Hall Elizabeth Johnson Ho Ho Hole Elizabeth Johnson
1.4 Taylor Fowler Tracy Young Turfing USA Tracy Young
Round 2
2.1 Elizabeth Johnson Jose Alvarez Dutch Courage En Fuego Jose Alvarez
2.2 Ty Stafford Tracy Young Hole Number Two Tracy Young
Round 3
3.1 Tracy Young Jose Alvarez The Pecker Jose Alvarez

Episode 25: "Silent Night, Holey Night" (June 17, 2021)

Order Contestant 1 Contestant 2 Hole Winner
Round 1
1.1 Stephania Ochs Blake Sledge Corn Hole Blake Sledge
1.2 Emilio Mejia Lancce Balcombe Ho Ho Hole Emilio Mejia
1.3 Katie Stabile Adrian Sneed Holey Matrimony Katie Stabile
1.4 Sheenah Pegeron Cori Matheson The Fishing Hole Cori Matheson
Round 2
2.1 Blake Sledge Emilio Mejia King Parthur’s Court Blake Sledge
2.2 Katie Stabile Cori Matheson Dutch Courage En Fuego Cori Matheson
Round 3
3.1 Blake Sledge Cori Matheson The Pecker Blake Sledge

Notes: The reindeer in Ho Ho Hole fell off the edge of the zipline. In Holey Matrimony, Adrian Sneed proposed to his girlfriend and opponent Katie Stabile, in which Stabile accepted.

Release

The first season premiered on June 20, 2019,[32] and consisted of 10 episodes.[7] Global acquired the broadcast rights for Canada, and began simulcasting the series alongside the US broadcast on June 27, 2019.[33] The series moved to CTV in Canada starting with season 3.[34][35]

Reception

Critical response

The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 90% approval rating with an average score of 6/10, based on 10 reviews. The website's consensus reads, "A fun, family-friendly show that benefits greatly from its hyperbolic hosts, Holey Moley is a delightful summer diversion."[36]

Ratings

Season 1

Viewership and ratings per episode of Holey Moley
No. Title Air date Rating/share
(18–49)		 Viewers
(millions)		 DVR
(18–49)		 DVR viewers
(millions)		 Total
(18–49)		 Total viewers
(millions)
1 "Putt Up or Shut Up" June 20, 2019 1.0/6 4.87[37] 0.4 1.04 1.4 5.91[38]
2 "The Thunderdome of Mini Golf" June 27, 2019 0.9/5 4.31[39] 0.2 0.57 1.1 4.88[40]
3 "Leave the Golf to the Robots" July 11, 2019 0.9/5 3.96[41] 0.2 0.59 1.0 4.55[42]
4 "The Greatest Show on Turf" July 18, 2019 0.8/4 3.16[43] 0.1 0.49 0.9 3.65[44]
5 "An Outbreak of Ginger Fever" July 25, 2019 0.7/4 3.28[45] 0.2 0.51 0.9 3.80[46]
6 "Never Count Out the Beard" August 1, 2019 0.8/4 3.19[47] 0.2 0.43 0.9 3.62[48]
7 "It's Like Playing Golf in Space" August 8, 2019 0.8/3 2.29[49] 0.2 0.48 0.9 3.81[50]
8 "Everyone Can Be Terrible!" August 15, 2019 0.5/3 2.39[51] 0.1 0.37 0.6 2.75[52]
9 "Mother-Putter!" August 22, 2019 0.6/3 2.65[53] 0.1 0.31 0.8 2.84[54]
10 "Power of the Fanny Pack" August 22, 2019 0.5/3 2.06[53] 0.1 0.35 0.8 2.39[54]

Season 2

Viewership and ratings per episode of Holey Moley
No. Title Air date Rating/share
(18–49)		 Viewers
(millions)		 DVR
(18–49)		 DVR viewers
(millions)		 Total
(18–49)		 Total viewers
(millions)
1 "Literally Jumping the Shark" May 21, 2020 0.8/5 4.44[55] 0.2 0.78 1.0 5.22[56]
2 "That's One for the Scrapbooks!" May 28, 2020 0.8/5 3.99[57] 0.2 0.88 1.0 4.88[58]
3 "That Man Knows How to Ride a Weiner" June 4, 2020 0.7/4 3.89[59] 0.2 0.78 0.9 4.61[60]
4 "I Think We Just Made History on Uranus" June 11, 2020 0.7/5 4.13[61] 0.2 0.69 0.9 4.81[62]
5 "Where the Herd At?!" June 18, 2020 0.7/5 3.81[63] 0.2 0.67 0.9 4.48[64]
6 "Don't Attempt This in Clogs" June 25, 2020 0.7/5 3.88[65] 0.1 0.57 0.8 4.45[66]
7 "Love at First Stroke" July 9, 2020 0.6/5 3.70[67] 0.2 0.63 0.8 4.33[68]
8 "Under Paargh!" July 16, 2020 0.5/4 3.41[69] 0.2 0.57 0.7 3.98[70]
9 "Porta Party" July 30, 2020 0.5/4 2.91[71] 0.2 0.63 0.7 3.53[72]
10 "It's Apple Sauce Time!" August 6, 2020 0.5/? 2.94[73] 0.1 0.39 0.6 3.33[74][a]
11 "You Just Got a Free Bath" August 13, 2020 0.6/4 3.37[75] — — — —
12 "Double Dutch Riggle" September 3, 2020 0.5/4 3.15[76] — — — —
13 "A Finale of Epic Proportions" September 10, 2020 0.5/3 2.98[77] — — — —

Accolades

Year Award Category Nominee(s) Result Ref.
2019 Rose d'Or Studio Entertainment Holey Moley Nominated [78]
2020 Realscreen Awards Best New Format Won [79]
C21 Media International Format Awards Best Factual Format Won [80]
TCA Awards Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming Nominated [81]

International versions

Main article: Holey Moley (Australian TV series)

In October 2019, Australia's Seven Network announced it would be adapting the series for Australian audiences, produced by Eureka Productions.[82][83] Initially slated for an August 2020 broadcast, the show started filming using an expanded version of the US course in California,[84] but abandoned production in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[85] The show later restarted filming on a set built in Australia in October 2020, with a new broadcast date set for early 2021.[86][87] Greg Norman stars as the resident golf pro, alongside commentators Rob Riggle (reprising his role from the US version) and Matt Shirvington, along with host and sideline correspondent Sonia Kruger.[87] The show premiered on 1 February 2021.[88]

The Australian Holey Moley set is intended to be reused for potential international adaptations from Germany, the UK and France starting in 2021 should international border restrictions allow.[89]

Notes

  1. ^ Live+7 ratings were not available, so Live+3 ratings have been used instead.

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