Ep 3. Leave the Golf to the Robots

In the third episode of the first season of Holey Moley, titled "Leave the Golf to the Robots," viewers are in for another exciting round of miniature golf competition. This time, our host Rob Riggle is joined by commentators Joe Tessitore and Jeannie Mai, as well as celebrity guest commentators, former NFL player turned analyst Pat McAfee and actor Adam Devine.

The episode starts off with a bang as the first contestants, Todd and Matt, go head-to-head on the "Dutch Courage" hole, a daunting obstacle with a rotating windmill and a pressure pad that releases a giant swinging boot. Both players struggle to make it through without getting knocked off the course, but Todd eventually emerges victorious and moves on to the next round.

Next up is the "Arc De Trigolf," a massive structure modeled after the iconic Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Players must hit their balls up a steep ramp and through one of three openings to reach the other side. It's a challenging hole, but the contestants all give it their best shot. One player even manages to hit a hole-in-one, which earns him a spot in the next round.

Things really heat up on the "Log Roll," where players must cross a pool of water by stepping on spinning logs while avoiding a giant "alligator" (played by a professional stuntman) that snaps its jaws. Some players fare better than others, but one unlucky contestant ends up taking a dip in the water, much to the amusement of the audience.

The "King of the Hill" hole is another formidable obstacle, featuring a steep hill covered in fake grass and a rotating windmill at the top. Players must hit their balls up the hill and onto a platform at the top, then wait for the windmill to spin in their favor before trying to shoot their ball into the hole. It's a tricky hole, but a few players manage to master it and move on to the next round.

The "Surf or Turf" hole is a real test of skill and nerves, as players must hit their balls through a set of rotating foam spikes while balancing on a surfboard. It's a wacky sight to see, and the contestants struggle to stay upright while trying to get their balls to the other side. One player manages to make it across, but the others wipe out and are eliminated.

Finally, it's time for the "Holey Moley" hole, the grand finale that puts all of the players' skills to the test. This massive hole features a series of ramps, water hazards, and obstacles, culminating in a giant rotating windmill that players must navigate before attempting to sink their ball in the hole. It's a tricky course, but one player rises to the challenge and emerges as the winner of the episode.

Overall, "Leave the Golf to the Robots" is a fun-filled episode with plenty of thrilling moments and hilarious commentary. The obstacles are more challenging than ever, and the celebrity guests add an extra layer of excitement to the proceedings. Holey Moley continues to be a must-watch show for anyone who loves miniature golf and wacky competition.