Goofs

When Johnny rides up on Luke's wreck, there are tapaderos on his stirrups. After he is off his horse, asking Luke if he's O.K., the tapaderos are gone.

When Luke lines up for the final putt, he changes putters. As fourteen clubs are the maximum allowed in one player's golf bag during a round played under the Rules of Golf, it would be very unlikely that a professional golfer would carry two putters in the bag in a round.

None of the vehicles had a registration or inspection sticker displayed on the lower left corner of the windshield, as required by Texas law, in order to drive on a public highway.

At 57:45 when Johnny and Luke are about to land the Cessna in a field, Johnny looks down and says the engine was turned off. However, the next shot shows Johnny's hand pulling back on the throttle. That's the wrong direction to speed up the engine. On nearly every airplane, and definitely on Cessnas, you push the throttle forward to increase the engine RPM and pull it back to decrease. It's even written on the panel next to the throttle: "PUSH OPEN."

The morning after a torrential rain near the end of the film, Luke is instructed to bury a box in a small hole dug into the earth. The dirt - whether recently dug or not - would have shown some moisture retained from the storm and would not have been the fine dusty powdered dirt in this scene following that size of a thunderstorm. The hole, too, would have shown some moisture absorbed into the earth.

In the credits, the word professional is misspelled. It lists "Proffesional Golfers".