From the Back Cover Beautifully photographed and richly insightful, "A Gentleman's Game delves into the game of golf and the foibles that cost victories and wind up changing lives. At twelve-years-old, Timmy Price (Mason Gamble) shows the early promise of a champion in the making. When Timmy's father (Dylan Baker) sends him to caddy at the local country club, he finds a world where privilege meets the working class. Through the help of a golf teacher (Gary Sinise) with a broken past, Timmy learns more than just technique and sportsmanship. He teaches his father how to be a man, shows his mentor the path to a second chance and exposes an ugly secret protected by a not-so-gentlemanly club elitism. This visually stunning film magically captures the wonder of the game with an uplifting message about the choices you make in life.
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A golfing phenom, Timmy Price (Mason Gamble from RUSHMORE and DENNIS THE MENACE), has all the tools to become a professional. Realizing this, his father (Dylan Baker) gets Timmy a job as a caddy at the local country club. Timmy's game continues to improve, and his knowledge of the world becomes broader as well through his understanding of the social and economic class system that is well out of balance on this golf course. This moving coming-of-age story returns one CADDYSHACK alumnus to the links with Brian Doyle-Murray starring as the groundskeeper Tomato Face.
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At twelve-years-old, Timmy Price shows the early promise of a champion in the making. When Timmy's father sends him to caddy at the local country club, he finds a world where privilege meets the working class, Through the help of a golf teacher with a broken past, Timmy learns more than just technique and sportsmanship, he learns to become a man. This visually stunning film, magically captures the wonder of the game with an uplifting message about the choices you make in life.
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