Jack and Billy are indulging in the old Scotch game. Jack is the father of Jimmie, while Billy is the proud parent of Ann. The two youngsters are planning to get married that day. Billy finds himself in a sand-trap, and takes a mighty swing at the ball. The only thing he moves is the sand. Four times he swings at, the pill, and four times he fan the atmosphere. Jack counts the strokes, and when Billy declares he only took one stroke to get over the bunker, Jack wants to know whether he was killing a snake with the other three wings. And the battle is on. Billy declares his daughter shall never marry Jack's son. Jack declares that his son will marry Billy's daughter just for spite. Then Jack and Jimmie speed away from the Course in their car. Billy sends the' sheriff after (hem with a warrant for speeding. Ann warns Jimmie and his father that a bald-headed sheriff is after them with a warrant. Jack and Jimmie take Ann into their car and speed home where they prepare for immediate marriage. Jack gives everyone warning that they must keep all bald-headed men out of the house, with the result that Jimmie's uncle and a newspaper reporter are locked up in closets and desks, for Jimmie thinks each of them is the sheriff. Finally the sheriff arrives and, after a lot of trouble, serves his papers. But Jack tells Billy that no judge will believe him if he ever tells how he keeps his golf Score. Billy relents, tears up the warrant, and the wedding proceeds.