Tacada de Mestre

It's basically a recruitment film for Christianity.... lots of talk of praying etc. On top of that it's a poor script, terrible acting and stereotypes galore. And the golfing scenes that should be the centre of attention are terrible, not a half decent swing in sight. Just stay away and spend those 90 minutes on basically anything else and I guarantee it's better spent time.

I love and have been waiting a while for a sports movie!!! Im an idiot and read your review and now you come along and tell everyone the whole f'in movie you f'in JURK!!!!!

The whole film is undermined by the casting of Actors who have never played golf before playing college level/ professional golf... that is before the predictable storyline; other than this its quite an easy watch as you are never drawn in enough to really care

This faith-based film can be uplifting with some humor mixed in amidst tragedy. But it is filled with stilted dialogue, platitudes, and a very formulaic and predictable storyline.

So if you like faith-based films--enjoy. But it's not my cup of tea.

I genuinely started to enjoy this film until the female track athlete clumsily shoehorned in the FCA. Then it was always overshadowed and ruined by the faith based overtones. It could have been a genuinely good film, but ended up being thoroughly up it's own backside. Please remake this with a bigger budget and remove completely the Christian overtones. A good Chrstsian film doesn't even need to mention Christianity, it's implication is far more powerful than actually mentioning it. (think Steve Taylor....). All Christian faith based films are like this. They genuinely turn people away from Christianity. Learn fro this.

54 years a Chrisitian....... Panda