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
I got the idea for a sports cake from one of our friends who’s a professional cake maker. The cakes are round cakes cut in half and iced together. I purchased a grass welcome mat for decoration. The golf clubs are wooden dowels and fondant for the handle and ends. Once they were dried (approx … Read more
My mother-in-law and father-in-law are golf enthusiast and have birthdays one day apart. Their favorite cake is yellow with chocolate icing. I made them this Golf Course Birthday Cake for their birthday. I made one yellow box cake mix in 9 inch rounds, frosted it with canned chocolate frosting between the layers and just on … Read more
What you’ll need for this homemade golf course cake: * Box of cake mix * 13×9 pan * 2 c shredded coconut * Green food coloring (plenty) * 2- icing (light color- buttercream preferred) * Light brown sugar * Blue decorator’s gel * Red fruit roll up and pretzel stick (if you don’t have the … Read more
I used a square cake and cut the main bag to size. With the extra cake I cut out the two pockets and put them on the side of the cake using some frosting to stick them in place. I then frosted the whole cake with the icing so that the fondant icing would stick … Read more