Whether you’re a fan of the golf-based reality competition series Holey Moley or not, you may be curious where the show is actually filmed. The ABC program is recorded at Sable Ranch and Rancho Maria in Santa Clarita, California, according to Distractify. Both locations have a combined land area of around 400 acres and are close to the Angeles National Forest. In fact, both Sable Ranch and Rancho Maria have previously been used to film shows like 24 and Mel Brooks’ Robin Hood: Men in Tights.

The show features self-proclaimed mini-golf lovers from across the country who put their skills to the test on a supersized course with a variety of unique obstacles and challenges. The game show’s host Stephen Curry is joined by play-by-play announcer Joe Tessitore, color commentator Rob Riggle, and sideline reporter Jeannie Mai.

Although the show has a hugely popular following, it’s not without controversy. The show has been criticised for its use of the Muppets as characters and for the difficulty of some of the holes on the course. It also faces criticism over its alleged lack of diversity among its contestants.

But while the golf courses aren’t open to the public, the show’s host and executive producer does give fans a look behind the scenes in some of the between-hole bits. In one clip, he says that the course was built for the show and has a staff and first aid available, so that people don’t get hurt during filming.