Golf scenes in movies are great, even for non-golfers. Some are funny, some are poignant, and with so much material to draw from, it's easy to see why Hollywood loves them. Like these, some of the ...

Early golf movies, such as W.C. Fields’ 1930 short “The Golf Specialist” and the 1930 musical comedy “Love in the Rough,” with Robert Montgomery, were all funny. “The whole idea of the ...

“With ‘Happy Gilmore,’ the funny thing is that there are so ... British Open despite having never played a round of golf before. The movie shows Flitcroft’s quest to achieve his seemingly ...

I know many people believe this is the greatest golf movie of all time ... a comedy as quirky as Caddyshack. It is a fun movie with really funny parts, but I also think there are some parts ...

In GOLF’s all-new series That’s Debatable ... The PGA Tour cameos are fun and funny and add a pleasing verisimilitude. Rene Russo. It’s one of the classic surprise endings – our man ...

"It's going to be very surprisingly funny." This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Adam Sandler's golf movie Happy Gilmore 2 finally has an official release date ...

But they're the ones we remember most, often tickling our funny bone. We hope you enjoy them as well. Heck, we're pretty sure you already do. The OG of golf scenes from non-golf movies involves ...

It's the fourth highest grossing golf movie of all-time. It's ranks seventh on IMDB among the best golf movies. It features three huge Hollywood actors – Matt Damon, Charlize Theron and Will Smith – ...

There are actually professional golfers who make cameos in this film, and the golf scenes are very realistic. It's fun and funny, and we all love an underdog -- especially one who always goes for it.