Holey Moley 4 winner Kathy Valyo on her astonishing finale holes-in-one
I talked with the winner of Holey Moley season 4 about everything from bruising their ribs on The Pecker to their record-breaking, amazing back-to-back holes in one.
Holey Moley
ABC's summer reality competition takes place on an insane mini golf course with crazy obstacles and holes, and features Stephen Curry as golf pro, with color commentary by Rob Riggle and Joe Tessitore.
Holey Moley has TV’s best combo of silliness and sport. Now it also has Muppets.
Holey Moley’s extreme mini golf has never been stronger, in its new and returning holes, but from The Muppets to Stephen Curry, season 4’s bits really need some help.
What do Holey Moley’s stats mean? Is Celebrity Mole available anywhere?
Answers to two reader questions: one about Holey Moley’s new biography title cards that have stats on each player, and another about why Netflix only has the first two Mole seasons and not the two Celebrity seasons.
Holey Moley season 3 questions, answered: Steph Curry’s role, new and returning holes, and much more
How are Holey Moley holes designed, and which holes are new for season 3? Why are some returning and others reused? What’s up with Steph Curry taking Holey Moley pro? Answers to these questions and many more from executive producer Wes Dening.
Holey Moley is returning, and Frogger is on the way!
ABC’s summertime mini golf competition Holey Moley will be back for at least two more seasons, while its producers are now adapting the classic 1980s video game Frogger into a reality competition.
Holey Moley questions, answered: Where is Steph Curry? Why did some holes change? and so much more
Holey Moley II: The Sequel made several changes from season one, and I talked to one of its executive producers about those changes, including why Stephen Curry is now animated instead of on the course.
Holey Moley 2: The Sequel is better than the original
Holey Moley’s first season was great fun. Season two is even better, which is to say it’s far more insane and more like Wipeout—yet also more of a legitimate competition.