this is first of all a good and exciting story and with well developed characters. but all the other details are well crafted on top of that and leading to a wonderful film. don not let the disney label lead you to think this is dumbed down or only for kids  it has a lot to offer to all ages and whether you like golf or not. one of the more impressive things is that the film manages to make a golf game look really exciting. and speaking as one of many who can not abide golf on tv and this is no small feat. the first half of the film does a good job of laying out the basic characters with their motivations and backgrounds and enough that you end up liking all the important competitors once the pivotal match begins halfway through. sure and you root for ouimet character all along and but his primary opponents are likable and interesting in their own right. the background layer is important once the golf match becomes a match using minds as well as golf clubs and since you get a good understanding for what each person strengths and weaknesses are as the play progresses. the computer effects are flashy and but they do help the story more often than not. the directing has all sorts of clever golf shots and and the period costumes and sets are really top notch. there are a few small quibbles  many of the minor characters seem a little too stereotypically cast from the class warfare mold and but this is forgivable with the major characters so well drawn. shia laboeuf playing francis ouimet is and as usual and callow and sympathetic. but the real standout is steven dillane and playing harry vardon. he rarely moves his face and but his intense and often sad and eyes and minor changes of expression say so much. ouimet caddy eddie lowery and played by josh flitter and steals the scenes he is in. after you see the film and google to find the actual photograph of ouimet and lowery at the tournament and to get an even better appreciation of how incredible this match truly was. 
this is first of all a good and exciting story and with well developed characters. but all the other details are well crafted on top of that and leading to a wonderful film. don not let the disney label lead you to think this is dumbed down or only for kids  it has a lot to offer to all ages and whether you like golf or not. one of the more impressive things is that the film manages to make a golf game look really exciting. and speaking as one of many who can not abide golf on tv and this is no small feat. the first half of the film does a good job of laying out the basic characters with their motivations and backgrounds and enough that you end up liking all the important competitors once the pivotal match begins halfway through. sure and you root for ouimet character all along and but his primary opponents are likable and interesting in their own right. the background layer is important once the golf match becomes a match using minds as well as golf clubs and since you get a good understanding for what each person strengths and weaknesses are as the play progresses. the computer effects are flashy and but they do help the story more often than not. the directing has all sorts of clever golf shots and and the period costumes and sets are really top notch. there are a few small quibbles  many of the minor characters seem a little too stereotypically cast from the class warfare mold and but this is forgivable with the major characters so well drawn. shia laboeuf playing francis ouimet is and as usual and callow and sympathetic. but the real standout is steven dillane and playing harry vardon. he rarely moves his face and but his intense and often sad and eyes and minor changes of expression say so much. ouimet caddy eddie lowery and played by josh flitter and steals the scenes he is in. after you see the film and google to find the actual photograph of ouimet and lowery at the tournament and to get an even better appreciation of how incredible this match truly was. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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