Golf Cakes

Here are a variety of golf cakes for the sportsman in your family varying from golf cart cakes, golf bag cakes, golphers and golf courses.
The Golpher and the Gopher |
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Cake decorated by Lisa Yanoschak from Toms River, New Jersey |
Golf Bag Cake |
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Cake decorated by Jackie Reece from UK |
Golf Bag and Clubs Cake |
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Cake decorated by Debbie Remond from Cary, NC |
Golf/Navy Retirement Cake |
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Cake decorated by Sonja Cadovius Naples, Italy Navy Base |
Golf Cart Cake
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Cake decorated by Lin from Spring Lake, MI |
Mini Golf Birthday Cake |
Before I baked the cake I had googled for mini golf courses and found some images of mini golf hole designs which looked very much like the letters of the birthday girl's name. I made some templates and prepared to decorate the cake. I colored some MM fondant an pale brown and used a brick impression mat to make it look like a wall. I cut a strip high enough and long enough to cover right around the side of the cake. I then colored some MM fondant green and rolled it out to a diameter of approximately 12 inches. I used the pointed end of a leave shaped cutter to create the 'grass like' edge and placed the green icing on the top of the cake. I used the templates i made earlier and cut out the base of each mini golf hole from a bright green MM fondant and placed them in order on the cake securing them with a damp brush. I used the templates a second time to cut some more of the pale brown fondant to make the course hole edges and stuck these in place with a little water too. I used the back of a knife to make imprints in the edges to make them look like blocks or bricks. I used the end of a paint brush to make the holes and made some mini golf clubs and balls out of MM fondant too. I also made some different colored flags using fondant and dried spaghetti and placed one at each hole. I cut small circles of light brown fondant and cut these in half to make the paths between the course holes. I finished with bright colored lettering and flowers. |
Submitted by Suzette Toms Auckland, New Zealand |
Tee Time Cake |
![]() You can create grass on the green and around the golf ball with the grass tip using green buttercream icing. Just pipe vertically to the cake, pull up and release. |
Cake decorated by Margie F from Charles Town, WV |
If you've decorated any golf cakes, please submit them to our gallery.
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