The course is alive with music as all eight mini golfers competing tonight are seasoned musicians. For the first time ever, Kermit the Frog joins Rob Riggle and Joe Tessitore in the booth to call some of the action.

Stephen Curry is determined to take the sport of "Holey Moley" pro; commentating dream team Rob Riggle and Joe Tessitore return to the booth to watch the action unfold.

A new batch of contestants attempt to break ice at the Distractor, make their mark before the curtains close at Holeywood and step over the competition at Big Foot Wedge. Elsewhere, Rob Riggle expresses his romantic interest in Miss Piggy, who is focused on preparing for the big final number that will save the show.

The competition -- and two contestants' love lives -- heats up on a surprisingly romantic episode.

Down at the fishing hole and all the way to the Full Mooney, a new crop of competitors take a swing at the infamous Holey Moley course in hopes of emerging victorious. Pepe the King Prawn and Stephen Curry form an unlikely friendship; and dreams come true on Holeywood.

Eight contestants joust their way to victory on King Parthur's Court, attempt to avoid a slip-up at Hole Number Two and face off in a neck-and-neck race that erupts at Polecano. Meanwhile, Rob Riggle convinces Kermit the Frog to recruit Big Mean Carl, The Swedish Chef and Animal to help save the show.

It's the moment we've all been waiting for when the hardest-hitting season thus far comes crashing to a head in the season finale. After a neck-and-neck race to the finish through a pinball machine, water-spraying fish and fiery windmills, there will be a new "Holey Moley" champion claiming their title of the greatest mini-golfer of all time.

Finalists compete to make it to the next phase on Full Mooney and Holeywood; the round one winners battle it out in a game-changing second knockout round, where one is eliminated; the last two remaining champions face off in the final round.

Eight contestants compete for the last spot in the finals.

Two players face off on Holey Matrimony; a psychic goes up against a basketball mentor on the Agony of Defeat; the first contestant of the season survives the North Pole's Ho Ho Hole.

One competitor makes an impressive hole-in-one on Dutch Courage En Fuego. Elsewhere, Travis Kelce returns to the course, dancing and causing hijinks as a super-distraction on The Distractor, which also distracts Rob Riggle from his commentating duties.

Eight world-class athletes dodge explosions at the a-maize-ing Corn Hole, encounter an un-bear-able surprise at The Distractor and find out feather or not they can overcome The Pecker to earn the golden putter, coveted plaid jacket and a spot in the finals.

A yoga instructor and a businesswoman face The Distractor; an ice cream entrepreneur and a professional wrestler compete on Buns & Wieners. Two self-identified cat people take on Water Hazard. Greg Louganis and Steve Guttenberg guest judge.

In round one, the iconic “Dutch Courage” windmills claim their newest victim and it's grandma versus grandma on “Caddysmack.” Plus, a yo-yo champion trades in his yo-yo for a putter, paparazzi do their best to mess with competitors on “The Distractor” and a finalist’s nerves nearly get the best of her on “Mt. Holey Moley’s” infamous zipline. In “Behind the Hole,” Stephen Curry teaches viewers about the mini-golf clap.

A contestant finds himself in the water. Two competitors fall into icy water while attempting to get across before their ball does. A firefighter contestant contends with a fire breathing distraction. Gymnast Gabby Douglas guest commentates.

It’s east coast versus west coast when a New Jersey contestant faces off with California native, aka “the wizard of mini-golf” in a round that culminates in a sudden-death putt-off tiebreaker. Meanwhile, Ed Sheeran’s doppelgänger takes on “Tee’d Off” and a mini-golf trick shot artist shows off his skills. The distraction on this week’s “The Distractor” is none other than a mime!

A former professional golfer tees up against a scrapbooking queen on the Putter Ducky hole. A professional model and revenge-seeking husband flip out after their diving skills are scored by Olympian Greg Louganis and actor Steve Guttenberg.

A professional author faces off with an aspiring professional golfer. Contestants need to ride the mechanical gopher mascot, Sir Goph, before even attempting a putt. The finalists battle it out for a chance to continue to the grand finale.

Two contestants have trouble with Dutch Courage's giant windmills. A mom of two has a pre-competition ritual that includes drinking champagne. A contestant challenges the putt count of his opponent. Professional golfer Michelle Wie guest commentates.

Celebrity friends cheer on a competitor on Slip N' Putt; mini golf meets baseball on The Distractor. A competitor faces off against an opponent dubbed "Mister Mini Golf." A twist sends one contestant into the final round on Double Dutch Courage.

America's favorite mini-golf competition series featuring commentators Rob Riggle and Joe Tessitore, sideline correspondent Jeannie Mai and executive producer Stephen Curry, swings into season two.

Competitors give it their all on the Agony of Defeat and test their balance on Turfing USA.

Kicking off the night, our first golfers will launch themselves into Agony of Defeat, leaving the other pairs to fight through their nerves on Dutch Courage En Fuego, take a snack break at Donut Hole and hit the waves on Turfing USA.

An intense matchup pits a stay-at-home mom against a former pro-golfer, while a self-proclaimed math nerd hopes his geometry background will impress Stephen Curry on “Caddysmack.” Across the course, Mick Cullen, mini-golf “rockstar” tries his hand on “Surf or Turf.” In a nail-biting finish, a tie on Mt. Holey Moley forces contestants to put it all on the line in a putt-off for the winnings.

A bartender and government official face off against not only each other but also two massive rubber ducks on Putter Ducky. A social media influencer and beatboxer take on the second Distractor of the season.

Competitors include two transplants from Poland, a former world-ranked professional golfer, a model, a British stuntman, a man with magical whiskers, a cat lady, and a longtime putting hopeful. Greg Louganis and Steve Guttenberg guest judge.