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All hell breaks loose when a wisecracking, parvenu land developer (Rodney Dangerfield) wants to covert a swanky country club into a condominium community. Chevy Chase costars as a suitably droll, well-heeled slacker who uses Zen philosophy in his golf game, while psychotic greenskeeper Bill Murray launches an all-out war against a relentless gopher. Ted Knight (as a dyspeptic club bigwig) plays straight man.
The Bushwood Country Club snobs are at it again. And this time the slobs are really out to shake them up. Tony and Grammy Award winner Jackie Mason as a blue-collar millionaire smacks some fresh divots out of sham and pretension in this zany sequel to the comedy favorite. Linking up with him are perfect costars Chevy Chase as bumbling playboy Ty Webb and Dan Aykroyd as a crack-brained surveillance expert. One pesky gopher and others join in for more golfing goofiness that suits comedy fans to a tee!
Adam Sandler stars as a failed hockey player who discovers that his slap shot translates into one heckuva golf swing. Desperate to earn money to save his grandmother's house, he takes his powerhouse swing (and his hockey mouth and brawling attitude) onto the PGA tour. Full of goofy humor (including the now-famous Bob Barker fight sequence) and side-splitting mockery.
Reunited with Bull Durham writer-director Ron Shelton, Kevin Costner puts down his bat and picks up a putter. Psychologist Rene Russo inspires golf pro Costner to hit the Professional Golf' Association tour. Too bad she is dating Costners nemesis (Don Johnson). The question of whether true love with Costner will prevail takes a backseat to another query: Does it pay to play by the rules?
Robert Redford's beautifully filmed fantasy glows on DVD. Matt Damon plays a World War I shell-shocked golfer who has lost his edge; Will Smith is the mysterious caddy who can help him regain his perfect swing. Charlize Theron co-stars as the jilted heiress who tries to win back Damon in a single stroke by putting on a Depression-era golf tournament. Includes Jack Lemmons unbilled final performance.
For Kenny Lee, life on the pro tour presents more hazards than an entire season in the PGA. While on the road, hotel bars and golf groupies are traps this inveterate swinger finds it very hard to avoid.
The story of how Tiger Woods grew to become one of the worlds premiere golfers at the age of twenty-one.
This Dean Martin/Jerry Lewis comedy features the boys as golfers Joe and Harvey, who team up to compete in a tournament. Harvey can not stand the tension involved in competition and becomes Joes caddy and coach. But after a few victories, Joes ego grows out of control, and he determines to dissolve their successful partnership. The two begin arguing and, eventually, cause hilarious chaos at a big tournament which swiftly ends their careers as golfers and leads them to the world of entertainment instead.
A bio-drama of the true story of golf pro Ben Hogan, whose comeback after a devastating car accident was as inspirational as it was remarkable. Growing up a poor child in Texas, Hogan learns the game of golf as a caddy and eventually overcomes stereotypes and barriers to join the pro tour. Based on a magazine article by Frederick Hazlitt Brennan.
