My 8 year old son inspired this fun creation. He is in a summer golf session and wanted this Golf Cart Birthday Cake for his birthday. I got my inspiration for this cake from a Wilton cake book. I used a small rectangle cake pan. I cut out the middle part of the cake to … Read more
Here is the Golf Argyle 50th birthday cake I made for my husband’s step mum this weekend. She loves golf, and supports Manchester City, so this helped decide the color scheme. The cake itself is a 9inch cake, and there are 4 layers of a lemon sponge sandwiched with lemon butter cream and lemon curd. … Read more
I made marshmallow fondant to cover this Golf Birthday Cake (recipe can be found online and I have my own that is made a different way for some parts). I colored the grass green. I wanted the grass for the golf ball to be smooth like the golf course. For the ball, I used a … Read more
This is one of three cakes I made for a man retiring. I also made the golf course and when they set them up this sports cake was put on top of the course. It is the Wiltons 3-d cruiser pan then I shaved off the top and rounded the front. I made homemade marshmallow … Read more
This is made from two 9 inch round white cakes with a buttercream filling between them. Make sure to freeze the cakes over night before any frosting is done. The icing is also white buttercream whipped with a hand mixer so it was more spreadable. I divided the icing into three parts and tinted with … Read more
This Golf cake was made by my cousin and myself for my aunt and uncle’s ( my cousin’s Mom and Dad) for their 40th Wedding Anniversary party. It took us eight hours just to decorate it. It was well worth it, everybody loved it.
This was my second cake with some help from my husband for his fathers 51st birthday. We used boxed cake mixes and store bought frosting and connected two square cakes to make the golf green. I made two batches of marshmallow fondant which I rolled out to cover the entire cake after icing it and … Read more
My dad is a huge golf player. And for Fathers Day I figured I would make a Fathers Day Golf Ball Cake. Wasn’t exactly sure how I would do it so I headed to the store. I lucked out and found a circle pan. You can make any sort of ball with it. PERFECT!! I … Read more
I made this golf cake for a friend’s party who loves golf. Just a plain white cake with homemade butter icing cream.
I baked a 9×13 square cake for this sports cake. I frosted it a light green color. I then made the green darker for the grass effect. I made the hole out of black frosting and the ball out of white fondant using the back end of a small make up brush to put the … Read more
This mini golf cake is a 14 inch round covered with marshmallow fondant. I used additional fondant for the golf greens and flags and candy for the ‘stone’ edging. The windmill is made of sugar cookie dough which I cut and frosted. The trees are made with fondant which I rolled into a long thin … Read more
This golf cake is one of my favorite cakes that I have ever made. This was made for my grandfather’s 70th Birthday. I was inspired by many different websites after I knew that I wanted a golf themed cake. There are three tiers involved, two chocolate, and one white. I iced all of the cakes … Read more
I baked a basic sheet cake and then pre frosted the whole thing in white. I then outlined where I wanted the green water, hazard and sand trap and then frosted using a Wiltons star tip them in the right colors. Finally I dotted on a little white for the golf ball.I got the idea … Read more
I made this Golf cake for my husband and his friends. They all have birthdays within a week of one another and all love golf. I baked a double layer 9X13 cake. Once the cakes were stacked I carved out the sand trap and water hazard, I used the pieces to create the elevated ‘green’. … Read more
I made this Golf cake for a friend who’s father was turning 70 years old. He loves to golf. I used chocolate candy molds to make each golf ball and the golf bag. I used white chocolate in the golf ball molds. I used brown butterscotch chocolate for the golf bag, but, at the top … Read more
I made this sports cake from two pan sets: The Wilton sports ball and a standard 9 x 13″ rectangular pan. The total cake required two boxed cake mixes. First I made the cakes and then carved the rectangular one to resemble a fairway: take a curved slice out of one side and arrange the … Read more
I made this Golf Ball cake for my golf enthusiast husband’s birthday. I used the Wilton sports ball pan and a 10×10 square pan. I used white cake mixes and followed the instructions for baking. I then used white frosting for the ball, I let it sit for a few hours to harden a little … Read more
This Golf Course Birthday Cake was for my father’s retirement from the ministry and included many of his favourite things, Church, Golf and Fishing. The cake is made up of about 50 cupcakes, the trees are sugar cones covered in royal icing, the fisherman, boat, golf bag, etc were hand sculpted from fondant and the … Read more
This is a sports cake that I made for my nephew. He is 16 years old and an avid golfer. I baked it in a 9 x 13 pan and when the cake cooled I iced the entire cake with butter cream icing which I had tinted green. I then proceeded to form the “green” … Read more
For my brother in-laws 30th birthday we decided to re-create the 3rd hole from a famous golf course. So for the golf cake we used fondant for the fairway and greens and a #235 for the grass. Trees were made using fondant and ice cream cones as well as fondant and pretzels.
My daughter wanted her party at the local miniature golf place with a cake to match. I used a satellite image of the course plus some of my prior photos to design 3 of the putting greens and the waterfall. I drew it all out on sketch paper the exact size the cake would be … Read more
I made this sports cake for my boss 40th birthday. I used two 8 x 13 cakes side by side. I dug out the sand traps before applying the first thin layer of icing. On a piece of paper I outlined the layout of the hole, cut it out and traced the outline on the … Read more
This golf bag cake was made using the Wilton Golf Bag Pan. It just came out this year and I’ve been waiting for a good reason to use it! Everything is edible. The “leather” trim, golf tees, pencil, club cover, zippers, and the tag were all made from fondant. To get the silver look on … Read more
I made this golf cake for my husband’s 30th birthday party. I first started by frosting the whole cake with light green icing. Then with a tooth pick I traced the water, the sand pit and the green. I filled in the green with more light green icing and I filled in the water with … Read more