Holey Moley (AU)

Australia’s most skilled and passionate golfers will battle for supremacy on insane, supersized mini golf holes. No inch of astroturf has been left unturned in creating this test of precision putting.

Two new holes are revealed on the program. Hole Number Two where dunny doors can smash our contestants and send them flying, plus surf's up on Surf N Turf

Never seen before on Australian TV, we set our mini-golfers on fire! Four fire-breathing dragons will set our contestants alight all in the name of good, old-fashioned family fun.

Love is in the air as four men and woman compete for the ultimate mini-golf date. Plus two new holes are premiered: Frankenputt and Clowning Around.

One mini golfer sinks the most incredible hole in one ever seen; two crowd favourites 'grind' it out on the Distractor Duel.

What do you get when a cheerleader, a plumber, and a surfer walk on a Mini Golf Course? All will be revealed as eight new mini golfers take to the course!

Find out what a Yeppoon Mudflap haircut is! One contestant quickly becomes a crowd favourite quoting “I’ve got the hair you wish your husband had”

What does it take to be a world class mini-golfer? We answer that age-old question when we put brain against brawn or as some may call it nerds v jocks!

A contestant's worst nightmare comes true on three of the toughest holes: Slip N Putt, Hole Number Two, and Putter Ducky - a wardrobe malfunction.

Tonight, we take a break from the gruelling and relentless competition, to reflect on all the moments that were gruelling and relentless... in this best of series special.

It’s the penultimate show, with only one spot remaining in the grand final who will conquer the course and get a chance to make a putt worth $100,000?

One of our 10 finalists will walk away with $100,000 and the prestigious jewelled putter on Greg Norman's final masterpiece, the Tomb of Nefer-Tee-Tee.

Eight of Australia's most popular celebrities take on the course, but only one will leave with the golden putter, plaid jacket, and bragging rights.

Eight junior golfers will putt their way through the course, but with dunny doors, rotating windmills and huge ducks, it's only fair their parents take on the obstacles.