...and Sandler's still not funny.

Rating: 4/10 (1 March 2002)

After 5 films now. I only watched this as it came on TV & I couldn't find the remote to turn it over or be bothered to get up.
However, whereas the humour content in his other films are 'absolutely nil' this was just 'nil' so I suppose it was his funniest I've seen to date.
I know it was only a film but the lack of golfing knowledge by the writers shone through more than anything. Countless errors & ignorance of rules. Nor can I take any film seriously where the lead character is called 'Happy' and the golfing pro is called 'Shooter'.
Also Sandler again unrealistically pulled a gorgeous woman, despite the hinderance of him being a right prat which seems to go unnoticed amongst the women in his films. All of that I could've put up with though.

Unfortunately however, he AGAIN managed to irritate beyond belief with his usual trait, ie his idea of comedy consisting entirely of talking in a slow gormless voice. Somebody needs to tell him this mimic of a slow learner which crops up in all his films, ceases to be funny when the viewer reaches 3 year old.
Despite all that though I saw it through to the end, without wanting to vomit (except the scenes mentioned above) & I remained interested, so for that: 4/10