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Which of these golfers has NOT appeared in a movie about golf?
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August 26th, 2008 at 10:24 am
oh my … I usually see a whole bunch of follow up questions/complaints/etc when the trivia question is not completely clear …e.g. …what is a “movie” … all of these golfers have been in and or made a movie about golf including golf instruction videos/movies …unless of course you mean “Hollywood” movies?
maybe I need another cup of coffee…maybe Hazelnut flavor?? Have a nice partly sunny day!
August 26th, 2008 at 11:42 am
Here’s a tricky one, what do you consider a movie????
August 26th, 2008 at 7:09 pm
As others have already said, this is a tough question because of the phrase “…a movie about golf”. Hogan and Snead both appeared in a 1953 Lewis and Martin comedy movie titled “The Caddy”. It was a “Hollywood” movie but was it “about golf”? Nicklaus and Palmer both appeared in a video titled “Chicken Soup: Conversations for the Golfers Soul” made in 2007. Was it a “movie” since it was a documentary and in video format and was it “about golf”? All four of these golfers are listed as cast members for the 1994 documentary “Golf: The Greatest Game - 100 years of Golf in America.” It was definitely “about golf” but I believe it was a TV special so does it qualify as a movie?
August 26th, 2008 at 11:13 pm
No matter how you answer this one, you’re wrong! They have all been in golf instructional films or made at least a cameo in a “hollywood” film or documentary.