Don Johnson is the perfect antagonist for Kevin Costner in this movie. Don is so smooth you actually want to root for him a lot of the time. His final line to Roy is priceless at the US Open.
Don Johnson plays a first class heel in this movie but you kinda have to love him in this scene. Costner let his mouth put him into this situation and Johnson took advantage of his wording perfectly. Legend
I love and use the line “it never even occurred to me to try” all the time. Me and my golfing buddies have a rule whoever has the first tincup quote drinks for free. Can’t be a forced line though. Has to be relevant to the situation.
I like how this is a metaphor for both their playing styles. Guys like Roy will always try to show off first and usually under estimate their opponents. The other guy knows how to be creative and play smart. Love this movie.
But guys like Roy have a place in golf I think. He was the Longshot before it was cool. He takes trick shots because he knows they're physically possible. I wish golf had more of that. People willing to take drops for a mulligan. For that 1 in a million. That impossible hole in one, in impossible odds. the guy at the masters, he's in the top 10, he's on the last high risk high reward scenario, he knows he can do it. Exactly what Tin Cup does
My favorite line is “Hell Roy, it never even occurred to me to try”. On weekend rounds whoever delivers the first unforced Tin Cup reference drinks for free.
I was an extra in the film when it filmed in Woodlands TX. Kevin and Cheech would toss a football around with us between takes, really great guys, easy going.
Love how after Don looks at him and smiles just before the shot, Coster drops his head and doesn't even watch the shot...just knowing that he got taken.
He didn't really get taken after all he named the game, he just didn't think of all the possibilities for making the shot. Devious mind on that David Simms...good looking tho. Ohh but he treats old folks and kids like dirt. And dogs
In an interview, Sam Neill was asked what his biggest acting tip was, he said: "When you are about to leave a room and the conversation is obviously at an end, look at the door first, then turn back and say goodbye, and leave through that door".
Concrete Carrie's the ball farther than grass or sand after all gambling and golf no certain rules leads to pissed of attitude...at least in the end Roy walks away with Rene Russo who's the winner ha?!
@@josephhickman7244 Well, David not only returns the car to Roy, as he was just teaching Roy a lesson (doubtful Roy would've returned the money), David moves on pretty quick to golf fan, so I wouldn't exactly say David felt like he lost :p
A re-do of a classic golf bet, won by 'Titanic ' Thompson, where Thompson claimed, decades ago, he could hit a ball 1/4 mile (440 yards). He won the bet on a frozen lake.
I had a friend do pretty much the same thing in Denver, he bet a guy he could hit a golf ball 800 yards. He took him out to Cherry Creek Reservior, which was frozen as it was March, and hit the ball almost all the way across it, well over 800 yards.
I think this was based on a true story. I don't remember the players, but the story was that on a par 3 somewhere, there was a huge wind blowing from the hole to the tee. Everyone was having their ball blow back to them after they teed off until someone came up and drew his putter. Instead of lofting it in the wind, he putted it down the cart path and it proceeded to roll down the path and onto the green. He got off with a birdie. I wish I could remember the details...
I don’t recall all of the details as to who exactly was involved, but the way I recall the story that inspires this scene was the first guy hit the ball, and the second guy took a ride to Antarctica and drove it on ice and it literally went a mile. I’ve always thought the story was one of those cool old wives tales you wish was true in a dick measuring contest that went overboard.
@@randallmarsh1187 Obviously us plebe’s don’t, but if you are a person of means with a hard enough head you could make this happen. I didn’t make this story up in my head, it came from somewhere I just can’t remember where. Another commenter said it might be an old Lee Trevino story and I’m gonna take a look around and see if so can find some corroboration to that story,
Played this weekend and a buddy hit down the road on a hole that plays parallel to the entrance road. Hollered at him “he hit it down the f&@“ing road didn’t he” lol
The grandparents and grandchild with a dog in the scene where Simms yells at them after asking for an autograph are played by Kevin Costner's parents, Sharon and Bill Costner. The grandchild is played by Kevin's son, Joe Costner.
imagine that guy just came up with that plan in seconds while under pressure ! Fast thinking and decision making, that's why he was who he was, not because of better talent.
@@Rockhound6165 Mr. Destiny but had to look it up, didn't see it...only answered with what I saw and what I liked and not the sports movies she was in. Also liked the male actors in those movies too, she wasn't the reason I watched them, but enjoy her down-to-earth roles and not putting everything in your face like a lot of them do.
@@Rockhound6165 Again, I didn't watch it and I don't care. And again, not the one I was watching these movies for, I'm a Kevin fan and remember Don from Miami Vice. Understand?
This is an example of another point of the overall movie. A amateur cannot compete with a trained professional. You may be able to get in a punch or two and look good for a second but in the end, professional training, always will prevail in physical ability or mental strategy
Reminds me of my longest drive I ever had. It was a 440 yard par four and I drove it down to the green. Was middle of a drought, and the only grass was on the fairways, pretty much dirt and dead grass. Drive came scorching out low a few feet above the ground hit the fairway and scooted through to the dirt. Thankfully it was so low to ground so it more or less headed toward the downhill to the green instead of flying out of bounds. Had it not been for the drought, it would of been about a 100 yard worm burning disaster.
Yea, even if I have to take a 6 iron from 150 into headwind, if I get it there, its still a better score than coming up short then having to guess how the green is going to react.
Just a observation. In Bull Durham, Crash had the Brains, but lacked the god given talent to play in the Majors. In Tin Cup, ol Roy had the god given talent to play golf professionally, but lacked eather the brains, or the discipline. Funny how that works...
This is the one thing that never lined up for me in the movie, he hits his 7 iron 227 here but he can't hit his 3 wood 235 yards over the water in the final scene lol. Still love this movie though
+Brock Hawkins lol even with a gust from the gods he should be able to hit his 5 or 6 iron 235 if he can hit his 7 iron 227. Anyways it's just a movie, and a good one.
+Monty yeah obviously he should be able to do it with an iron based on that distance with a seven iron. That being said in the final scene he does actually clear the water the first time, the ball is like pin high on the green and it rolls all the way back in the water. That was just stupid.
I haven't seen this movie in such a long time, but this is the one scene that I will always remember! And I always hated that jerk for hitting the golf ball in the street!
He did it to teach Roy a lesson about playing smart. I also remember a scene for the short lived ESPN series "Playmakers," where they did something similar to this scene in which a hot shot QB with a great arm got into a confrontation with his West Coast Offensive Coordinator who was a prick and sucked as a player. The two showed who can throw and land the ball the farthest, QB went first and threw it far, long and hard, and OC threw into the back of a moving golf cart past the other football, showing that strength is good but smart was better.
Not sure if I would call this being smart or being weak. All Johnson's character proved was that he was scared to accept the real challenge. So, instead of taking the challenge, he copped out. It was just an easy way out of the challenge. Win or lose, taking the challenge will earn you more respect. Or, simply walking away works, also. Who cares what people think. I suppose it depends on your personality. Johnson knew he would lose, though, so he took the easy way out. His point was proven but I think many people can learn from this and to be certain to set the ground rules before the game begins, or people pull this cop out crap. lol Great scene, though. Excellent movie!
@gatoralley01 Lol, Caddy Shack is a good movie. My best ever 7-iron shot was 180yd -190yd. Everything in my swing was just perfect. I was in shock and just stared at it for a while.
David was smarmy but he was actually very good to Roy in some ways. I don't think I would have given him back the car that easily. I would have driven past him every day for the next week.
Fun fact: Don was first choice to play Eliot Ness in the Untouchables. He passed as he’d just played one of the most iconic cops in entertainment history in Miami Vice. Kevin took the role and the rest is history…For the record, I think DJ is possibly the only actor of that era that could of played the Ness role as well as, if not better than Costner. Maybe Harrison Ford as well….
It's a subtle element to the scene, but when David does the about face and lines his shot up with that long, hard, straight stretch of road Roy takes a long look and then ... drops his head knowing he's about to lose the bet ... and his beloved car. He knew before David drew back to swing. 😋
@@hisdudeness8328 I think you missed my point. My point was *NOT* that David broke a rule that was never put into effect. My point was that Roy recognized how David had outplayed him long before David drew back to swing. My point was that David never said the shot had to go down the driving range and so he snookered Roy ... with style. Your comment only echoed what I had already indicated. No new information added. But that's what a member of the Department of Redundancy Department does, I guess.
@@hisdudeness8328 I don't think anyone was confused by the baseless understanding that David said, "Whomever hits it the furthest down the driving range," and then flaunted the rule he established by hitting it down the road. That setup spoils the punchline and ruins the joke. No one thought that. Your comment merely (re)stated the obvious and was completely unnecessary as it added no new information to the situation. I was calling attention to the fact that Roy knew he was beat long before David drew back to swing *BECAUSE* he didn't realize that David never said anything about the driving range. Pay attention before you shoot your mouth off. 🙄
The best part of this scene was cut because the clip was taken from television. As they're watching the ball bounce down the road "earl", on of Roy's friends says off camera, "Sh@t, he hit down the fu*ckn' road, didn't he?" God I love this movie. I actually get bummed when the end credits role. They should have made a second one.
'Tin Cup' was The Nickname of The Texas Golfer I was Supposed to See it in Movie Theatres but did not I was Too Young for Kevin Costner in A Sports Movie other Than Baseball.
1000% i get what they were going for i the final scene, and i know the open is notorious for unfair greens, but if a three wood cant hold the green due to a back slope, then no iron or wedge could hold it either
No....just because YOU are a " DOUCHE BAG " , doesn't mean the name belongs on the big screen....and your MOTHER would think everyone is talking about HER......
If Costner, after getting the bet was the one really in charge, when offered the club, he'd say "Nah, I'm such a sport, I'll even let you go first!" When the opponent has to go first, chicanery is seldom done.
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Don Johnson is the perfect antagonist for Kevin Costner in this movie. Don is so smooth you actually want to root for him a lot of the time. His final line to Roy is priceless at the US Open.
Don Johnson plays a first class heel in this movie but you kinda have to love him in this scene. Costner let his mouth put him into this situation and Johnson took advantage of his wording perfectly. Legend
I love and use the line “it never even occurred to me to try” all the time. Me and my golfing buddies have a rule whoever has the first tincup quote drinks for free. Can’t be a forced line though. Has to be relevant to the situation.
I like how this is a metaphor for both their playing styles. Guys like Roy will always try to show off first and usually under estimate their opponents. The other guy knows how to be creative and play smart. Love this movie.
I like how you like exactly the point of the scene! Well done. I bet that the director never thought of that?
But guys like Roy have a place in golf I think. He was the Longshot before it was cool. He takes trick shots because he knows they're physically possible. I wish golf had more of that. People willing to take drops for a mulligan. For that 1 in a million. That impossible hole in one, in impossible odds. the guy at the masters, he's in the top 10, he's on the last high risk high reward scenario, he knows he can do it. Exactly what Tin Cup does
That line “ still going “ was iconic.
My favorite line is “Hell Roy, it never even occurred to me to try”. On weekend rounds whoever delivers the first unforced Tin Cup reference drinks for free.
I was an extra in the film when it filmed in Woodlands TX. Kevin and Cheech would toss a football around with us between takes, really great guys, easy going.
I was on set during the scene where he kept hitting it into the water in Kingwood Tx..... didn't get to meet anyone though......
Love how after Don looks at him and smiles just before the shot, Coster drops his head and doesn't even watch the shot...just knowing that he got taken.
Still goin'
He didn't really get taken after all he named the game, he just didn't think of all the possibilities for making the shot. Devious mind on that David Simms...good looking tho. Ohh but he treats old folks and kids like dirt. And dogs
@@JennaCidalz --- Don Johnson probably had the best head of hair of any man in history --- well maybe tied with George Michael
Actually he picked the game. Costner made the bet but Johnson made the 7 iron bet and he let Costner swing 1st.
@@apotheosisbetz Costner had the best, "Dayum, i got swindled" shame on that one Lmmao
Love the subtleties of acting- 0:40 when Don Johnson glances down the road knowing its over
In an interview, Sam Neill was asked what his biggest acting tip was, he said: "When you are about to leave a room and the conversation is obviously at an end, look at the door first, then turn back and say goodbye, and leave through that door".
This is one of the greatest scenes ever
"Still going..." Only Don Johnson can deliver that line like that
Concrete Carrie's the ball farther than grass or sand after all gambling and golf no certain rules leads to pissed of attitude...at least in the end Roy walks away with Rene Russo who's the winner ha?!
@@josephhickman7244 Well, David not only returns the car to Roy, as he was just teaching Roy a lesson (doubtful Roy would've returned the money), David moves on pretty quick to golf fan, so I wouldn't exactly say David felt like he lost :p
I could hear Morgan Freeman saying it. Or Clint Eastwood.
Don Johnson plays gotcha so well with that million dollar smile thrown in for good measure ♥️
@@lovelessissimo or Jim Carey, Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Matt Damon🤣🤣🤣
A re-do of a classic golf bet, won by 'Titanic ' Thompson, where Thompson claimed, decades ago, he could hit a ball 1/4 mile (440 yards). He won the bet on a frozen lake.
Love the reaction of Roy’s crew!!
That was a classic scene on how to think outside the box..
Or outside the range... 😬
I had a friend do pretty much the same thing in Denver, he bet a guy he could hit a golf ball 800 yards. He took him out to Cherry Creek Reservior, which was frozen as it was March, and hit the ball almost all the way across it, well over 800 yards.
Even with roll that's impossible.
@@XB10001 Bullshit. If you think I need to lie on line you're pathetic.
@XB10001
He is lying. It's a very old story that he inserted his "friend".
@@francus7227 yup!
@XB10001
There's so much "unchecked" lying that people are now compelled to lie.
Two Great Actors & Persons, Don Johnson & Kevin Costner .
Great lesson on course management
Don Johnson is the man!
favorite scene in the movie...work smarter, not harder
I think this was based on a true story. I don't remember the players, but the story was that on a par 3 somewhere, there was a huge wind blowing from the hole to the tee. Everyone was having their ball blow back to them after they teed off until someone came up and drew his putter. Instead of lofting it in the wind, he putted it down the cart path and it proceeded to roll down the path and onto the green. He got off with a birdie.
I wish I could remember the details...
I don’t recall all of the details as to who exactly was involved, but the way I recall the story that inspires this scene was the first guy hit the ball, and the second guy took a ride to Antarctica and drove it on ice and it literally went a mile. I’ve always thought the story was one of those cool old wives tales you wish was true in a dick measuring contest that went overboard.
@@dominantdaddy6939 Yea, I'm betting that was just an old wives tale, as you just don't "take a ride to Antarctica".
@@dominantdaddy6939 Might be an old Lee Trevino betting story.
@@randallmarsh1187 Obviously us plebe’s don’t, but if you are a person of means with a hard enough head you could make this happen. I didn’t make this story up in my head, it came from somewhere I just can’t remember where. Another commenter said it might be an old Lee Trevino story and I’m gonna take a look around and see if so can find some corroboration to that story,
@@dominantdaddy6939 let us know what you find out plz. I couldn't find anything on it.
Every time I play with someone and it runs down a cart path I always shout he’s doing a tin cup 😂 classic scene
I would say "Stiiill goin" 😁
@@likilikiki yeah, it’s such an obvious line. How could JD have missed it?
Played this weekend and a buddy hit down the road on a hole that plays parallel to the entrance road. Hollered at him “he hit it down the f&@“ing road didn’t he” lol
I wish Don played the villain in more movies. He’s got Jack Nicholson swagger.
Check out Guilty as Sin.
Don Johnson is one of the most underrated actors there was.
Django Unchained
@@chibidakis1 Big Daddy 😂😂
The grandparents and grandchild with a dog in the scene where Simms yells at them after asking for an autograph are played by Kevin Costner's parents, Sharon and Bill Costner. The grandchild is played by Kevin's son, Joe Costner.
I think it's the dream of every actor to get their parents and kids into a movie scene just once
“You the man Roy, the man who needs a ride home“.
That guy also has the best line in Moneyball. “It’s an incredibly difficult position”
I watched this movie so much I wore out the DVD when I was in high school.
Rene Russo has that affect on a young man
If I would have tried that, I would have missed the road haha
lol...I was thinking the same thing...
I'd probably have missed the ball
I'd of topped the shit out of it lol
I would have hit a car that wasn’t supposed to be there. Then the driver of said car would have driven the ball back to me. Lol.
6 years later, I was typing the same thing 😂
imagine that guy just came up with that plan in seconds while under pressure ! Fast thinking and decision making, that's why he was who he was, not because of better talent.
The best golfers arent the best athletes --- they have the best mental toughness
Never get tired of watching this movie!!!
Nope. Watched it every day when it was on every day on golf channel.
The man needs a ride home 😂😂
Rene Russo and sports movies, great combination! Love Kevin and Don, this was a fun movie. Kevin and his daughter are now performing in their band.
We know she was in Tin Cup and Major League 1&2. Name me another movie she was in with a sports aspect to it(I know the answer).
@@Rockhound6165 Mr. Destiny but had to look it up, didn't see it...only answered with what I saw and what I liked and not the sports movies she was in. Also liked the male actors in those movies too, she wasn't the reason I watched them, but enjoy her down-to-earth roles and not putting everything in your face like a lot of them do.
@@shelter9236 she was hot as hell in that movie but she wasn't the star. Jim Belushi and Linda Hamilton were the stars.
@@Rockhound6165 Again, I didn't watch it and I don't care. And again, not the one I was watching these movies for, I'm a Kevin fan and remember Don from Miami Vice. Understand?
This is a very good movie. GREAT cast of characters. LOVED IT!!!! "Still going". LOL....
This is an example of another point of the overall movie.
A amateur cannot compete with a trained professional.
You may be able to get in a punch or two and look good for a second but in the end, professional training, always will prevail in physical ability or mental strategy
Gotta give Sims credit here he totally outsmarted Roy.
I can't even get a shot to go that straight but still loved this movie two of my favorite actors
Reminds me of my longest drive I ever had. It was a 440 yard par four and I drove it down to the green. Was middle of a drought, and the only grass was on the fairways, pretty much dirt and dead grass. Drive came scorching out low a few feet above the ground hit the fairway and scooted through to the dirt. Thankfully it was so low to ground so it more or less headed toward the downhill to the green instead of flying out of bounds. Had it not been for the drought, it would of been about a 100 yard worm burning disaster.
02:41 Only Don Johnson can pull off that smirk 😂
I love the 2:45 mark when Cup realizes what is about to happen
Tin Cup is the only film I think that Kevin Costner actually enjoyed himself
No
Yea, even if I have to take a 6 iron from 150 into headwind, if I get it there, its still a better score than coming up short then having to guess how the green is going to react.
Easily one of the top three Costner movies.
Such a phenomenal scene!
After winning this bet, Sonny returned to Miami.
...or Nash returned to Frisco.
@@starguy2718and took Dominguez with him
Just a observation.
In Bull Durham, Crash had the Brains, but lacked the god given talent to play in the Majors.
In Tin Cup, ol Roy had the god given talent to play golf professionally, but lacked eather the brains, or the discipline.
Funny how that works...
11 years later, it's still going.
This is the one thing that never lined up for me in the movie, he hits his 7 iron 227 here but he can't hit his 3 wood 235 yards over the water in the final scene lol.
Still love this movie though
Gust from the gods costed him
+Brock Hawkins lol even with a gust from the gods he should be able to hit his 5 or 6 iron 235 if he can hit his 7 iron 227.
Anyways it's just a movie, and a good one.
+Monty yeah obviously he should be able to do it with an iron based on that distance with a seven iron. That being said in the final scene he does actually clear the water the first time, the ball is like pin high on the green and it rolls all the way back in the water. That was just stupid.
lol, good observation. Maybe he hooded the 7iron
the ball did roll about 24 yards.
One of my favorite movies of all time
Ya never let the guy making up the rules go second.
Don & Kevin...best rival & cool people in 90s
that was a pretty damn good 7 iron swing that Don Johnson put on there!!! You can tell he's a single digit handicap.
Great movie, one of my Kevin Costner favorites, including the miraculous here again gone again sunglasses strap
Costner always made the best sports movies --- I can still watch this flick and "Field of Dreams" and feel good
Kevin Is suuuuuuch a tough guy annnnnd so emotional. I'm just in a quivering with excitement.
They left out the part when the guy says "shiiiit, he hit it down the fuckin road, didnt he.."
Austin M That's why im here. Just to hear that. Disappointed.
Austin M best line of the film. that being said, tubac is a shithole of a course.
I haven't seen this movie in such a long time, but this is the one scene that I will always remember! And I always hated that jerk for hitting the golf ball in the street!
He did it to teach Roy a lesson about playing smart. I also remember a scene for the short lived ESPN series "Playmakers," where they did something similar to this scene in which a hot shot QB with a great arm got into a confrontation with his West Coast Offensive Coordinator who was a prick and sucked as a player. The two showed who can throw and land the ball the farthest, QB went first and threw it far, long and hard, and OC threw into the back of a moving golf cart past the other football, showing that strength is good but smart was better.
“The MAN needs a ride home” lmao
This is a great film.
you gonna lay up the way you did in the masters last year?
Not sure if I would call this being smart or being weak. All Johnson's character proved was that he was scared to accept the real challenge. So, instead of taking the challenge, he copped out. It was just an easy way out of the challenge. Win or lose, taking the challenge will earn you more respect. Or, simply walking away works, also. Who cares what people think. I suppose it depends on your personality. Johnson knew he would lose, though, so he took the easy way out. His point was proven but I think many people can learn from this and to be certain to set the ground rules before the game begins, or people pull this cop out crap. lol Great scene, though. Excellent movie!
@gatoralley01 Lol, Caddy Shack is a good movie. My best ever 7-iron shot was 180yd -190yd. Everything in my swing was just perfect. I was in shock and just stared at it for a while.
Moral of this scene.
You better make damn sure all the parameters of a bet are set before engaging in it. Especially when money is involved.
Funny this popped up on my feed. Fun movie. Always cracked me up, a 227 yard 7 iron that he toed a bit. Lol
I love how she says I'll see you at the bar.
A very underrated movie from the sweet 90s.
David was smarmy but he was actually very good to Roy in some ways. I don't think I would have given him back the car that easily. I would have driven past him every day for the next week.
Gold Club my dad was a member of when I graduated from High School had a one club championship! The usual winner was either a 2 iron or a 7....
@2:42 that "oh crap" moment when (clank) aka tincup realizes what's about to happen.
Fun fact: Don was first choice to play Eliot Ness in the Untouchables. He passed as he’d just played one of the most iconic cops in entertainment history in Miami Vice. Kevin took the role and the rest is history…For the record, I think DJ is possibly the only actor of that era that could of played the Ness role as well as, if not better than Costner. Maybe Harrison Ford as well….
It's a subtle element to the scene, but when David does the about face and lines his shot up with that long, hard, straight stretch of road Roy takes a long look and then ... drops his head knowing he's about to lose the bet ... and his beloved car. He knew before David drew back to swing. 😋
In all fairness, he just said “Who can hit it the furthest.”
He never said it had to be on the course.
😊
@@hisdudeness8328 Captain Obvious saves the day! Thank you, Captain Obvious. You're my hero! 😋
@@hisdudeness8328 I think you missed my point. My point was *NOT* that David broke a rule that was never put into effect. My point was that Roy recognized how David had outplayed him long before David drew back to swing. My point was that David never said the shot had to go down the driving range and so he snookered Roy ... with style. Your comment only echoed what I had already indicated. No new information added. But that's what a member of the Department of Redundancy Department does, I guess.
@@hisdudeness8328 I don't think anyone was confused by the baseless understanding that David said, "Whomever hits it the furthest down the driving range," and then flaunted the rule he established by hitting it down the road. That setup spoils the punchline and ruins the joke. No one thought that. Your comment merely (re)stated the obvious and was completely unnecessary as it added no new information to the situation. I was calling attention to the fact that Roy knew he was beat long before David drew back to swing *BECAUSE* he didn't realize that David never said anything about the driving range. Pay attention before you shoot your mouth off. 🙄
@@davidely7032so…you wasted however much time it took to write out THREE responses to crap on my original comment…ok then…
where the rough is deep, and greens are slick, and the nerves are shattered....
I don't doubt that...
And now I need to go watch this movie.
The best part of this scene was cut because the clip was taken from television. As they're watching the ball bounce down the road "earl", on of Roy's friends says off camera, "Sh@t, he hit down the fu*ckn' road, didn't he?"
God I love this movie. I actually get bummed when the end credits role. They should have made a second one.
@@JakeBor I'll be God damned.. You're right. I'm editing that right now. Im glad to know but embarrassed that injad to be told
"winner winner chicken dinner" lol
Someone's gotta upload the pelican scene!!!
Gary McCord classic on that scene. Lol
Plays old school MacGregor like forged irons the entire movie and then shows up at the US Open with gawdy Taylor Made Burner Bubble Woods and Irons.
Simms should’ve driven away playing Heartbeat by Don Johnson😉
'Tin Cup' was The Nickname of The Texas Golfer I was Supposed to See it in Movie Theatres but did not I was Too Young for Kevin Costner in A Sports Movie other Than Baseball.
Ian Ward I Think Your Caps Lock Key Is Stuck.
2:44 He’s like “I’m walking home!”
Best scene in the movie...it makes up for the awful 3 wood backing up on a green scene that ends the movie.
1000% i get what they were going for i the final scene, and i know the open is notorious for unfair greens, but if a three wood cant hold the green due to a back slope, then no iron or wedge could hold it either
What a great movie!
Brilliant!
I think Depp got his sparrow from cosners "I know what I'm doing too" lol
He hit that ball down the fuckin road, didn't he?
...and still going... a bets a bet!!! car keys now, roy.
Too bad Golf Channel removed this line from the movie because of the language.
I actually was on set for the scene where he keeps hitting it into the water............
Out of all clubs in the bag...nbr 7 is my reliable...had a love hate relationship with my other clubs ...ha
Gotta love friends like these guys. Blow wind up your skirt til things go south then turn and run.
I played that course back in February
Feel bad hit of the year.
Best scene in the Movie 🍿!!!!
Guy plays in the Masters. Drives a beat up old caddie.
220 with a 7 iron?! Are you out of your MIND? Tiger hits his 7 like, 180.
Ties B. Don’t forget that Roy’s 7 iron is basically the same loft as tigers 8/9 iron
They tried to make it plausible with his Daly line.
Also, just going for it here, not in a tourney, they can rip it much further
Next time I hit the range I'll give it the old steroid jerk.
I must watch this film 😂😂😂😂
man needs a ride home always liked that car
So that's how humility tastes!
What a great movie
this scene is probably one of the cheesiest Hollywood cliches in cinematic history
oh, now i know where they got the chicken impressions on arrested development
Love this scene.
Tubac Resort...nice little golf course
If I’d have tried that it would’ve probably bounced a couple of times and then gone in the ditch.
You the man Roy..and the man needs a ride home
Golf Channel edited the living shit out of this movie.
Facts! Made it damn near unwatchable.
This should have been called, "Douche Bags That Hang Out At A Golf Course."
No....just because YOU are a " DOUCHE BAG " , doesn't mean the name belongs on the big screen....and your MOTHER would think everyone is talking about HER......
If Costner, after getting the bet was the one really in charge, when offered the club, he'd say "Nah, I'm such a sport, I'll even let you go first!"
When the opponent has to go first, chicanery is seldom done.