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4.8/10   280 votes
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Director:
Writer:
Jackson Davies (screenplay)
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Release Date:
2006 (Canada) more
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Plot:
Four old friends reconnect at their 20-year college reunion. | add synopsis
Awards:
2 nominations more
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This golf movie is way of out bounds more (9 total)

Cast

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Kevin Dillon ... Rick Foster

John Shaw ... Cameron Towers

Chris Gauthier ... Donnie Spencer

Paul Jarrett ... Ted Renton
Leila Johnson ... Susanne Brindle

Nicole Oliver ... Lori Towers

Ellie Harvie ... Peggy Spencer

Siri Baruc ... Karen Smith
Sarah Penikett ... Stacey Peters
Stephanie Penikett ... Tracey Peters

Matty Finochio ... Course Marshall
Dave 'Squatch' Ward ... Big Golfer
Beverley Elliott ... Wendy Oakley
Aili Storen ... Wendy's Daughter
Norm Foster ... Praying Golfer
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MPAA:
Rated PG-13 for sexual content and language.
Runtime:
Greece:80 min
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Plot holes: At the beginning of the movie it is noted that this is the college reunion of the class of 1985. During the movie the character's mention that they sung the song "18 til I Die" during college and that is when their friendship was cemented and they were bonded together for life. They could not have in fact sung this song when they were in college as it was not released until 1996 by Bryan Adams on the album of the same name. more
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References "Desperate Housewives" (2004) more

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This golf movie is way of out bounds, 23 May 2007
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Author: illsmart56-1 from United States

This is another 20-minute rental. Even at that, you wonder why it took you so long to hit the OFF button. The only reason I even rented this stinker is because it involved golf. Four buddies get together for a college reunion and a round of golf. The reunion sets up one 'hilarious' moment and gives you a peak at the heroes and their lives. The golf just gives them a reason to drink and complain. When are they going to give actors a golf lesson before casting them in a golf movie. The on-course action was somewhat realistic, just not funny or entertaining. The duffer duffed, the stud hit bombs away and the foils were predictably foiled. The reunion stuff had been done far better in any number of movies, not all of those good. For four best friends, there seemed no camaraderie at all. And yet, this movie was not bad enough to even make fun of. And certainly not good enough to watch for very long. Do yourself a favor -- rent Golf Balls instead. At least, while the jokes are lame, the women are hot.

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