The latest: Happy Gilmore 2 is out now on Netflix! Golf may not have lined its shelf with as many movies as other sports (such as baseball, football, and basketball), so you’ve got to appreciate what ...

Caddyshack is perhaps the cult classic to end all cult classics (with full deference to Rocky Horror Picture Show). The film, released in theaters on July 25, 1980, grew to legendary status in large ...

Netflix will be dropping "Happy Gilmore 2" this Friday, and honestly, I'm more excited than a weekend hack who just made par after a string of "double pars." Nearly three decades since Adam Sandler ...

If there’s one thing that I love almost as much as playing golf, it’s watching films. Indeed, cinema was my main obsession long before I first picked up a club, and I still find time to squeeze in a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the opening moments of "Tin Cup," Rene Russo's Dr. Molly Griswold takes a lesson from driving range pro Roy McAvoy. After yet ...

Zombie Golf is the latest spin on the genre and the film features a cameo from one of the biggest names in women's golf.

That really is the debate when it comes to the greatest golf movie of all time. How many rounds of golf have you played without a one-liner from either — or both — movies? These two films are among ...

The Masters always leaves fans wanting more. The drama, pressure, and magic of Augusta stay with you. Watching players like Rory McIlroy compete at the highest level shows why golf feels so special.

Like a professional athlete’s performance, sporting movies are often hit and miss. While some become cult favorites, others fall by the wayside after struggling in the hinterland between dramatization ...

The 10 Best Golf Movies Of All Time With films like ‘Happy Gilmore’ and ‘The Legend of Bagger Vance’ being some of the most recognizable movies about what’s often called ‘The Greatest Game on Earth,’ ...

“Storytelling is a hallmark of NBC Sports, and GOLF Films is a tremendous example of our commitment to telling authentic, engaging and heartfelt stories,” said Mike McCarley, president of GOLF, NBC ...

From killer lawnmowers to mutant gophers to psychotic greenskeepers, golf horror is a surprisingly robust film genre that combines country club civility with absolute carnage. Yes, really. Golf horror ...