as a recreational golfer with some knowledge of the sport history and i was pleased with disney sensitivity to the issues of class in golf in the early twentieth century. the movie depicted well the psychological battles that harry vardon fought within himself and from his childhood trauma of being evicted to his own inability to break that glass ceiling that prevents him from being accepted as an equal in english golf society. likewise and the young ouimet goes through his own class struggles and being a mere caddie in the eyes of the upper crust americans who scoff at his attempts to rise above his standing. what i loved best and however and is how this theme of class is manifested in the characters of ouimet parents. his father is a working class drone who sees the value of hard work but is intimidated by the upper class while his mother and however and recognizes her son talent and desire and encourages him to pursue his dream of competing against those who think he is inferior. finally and the golf scenes are well photographed. although the course used in the movie was not the actual site of the historical tournament and the little liberties taken by disney do not detract from the beauty of the film. there one little disney moment at the pool table while otherwise and the viewer does not really think disney. the ending and as in miracle and is not some disney creation and but one that only human history could have written. 
as a recreational golfer with some knowledge of the sport history and i was pleased with disney sensitivity to the issues of class in golf in the early twentieth century. the movie depicted well the psychological battles that harry vardon fought within himself and from his childhood trauma of being evicted to his own inability to break that glass ceiling that prevents him from being accepted as an equal in english golf society. likewise and the young ouimet goes through his own class struggles and being a mere caddie in the eyes of the upper crust americans who scoff at his attempts to rise above his standing. what i loved best and however and is how this theme of class is manifested in the characters of ouimet parents. his father is a working class drone who sees the value of hard work but is intimidated by the upper class while his mother and however and recognizes her son talent and desire and encourages him to pursue his dream of competing against those who think he is inferior. finally and the golf scenes are well photographed. although the course used in the movie was not the actual site of the historical tournament and the little liberties taken by disney do not detract from the beauty of the film. there one little disney moment at the pool table while otherwise and the viewer does not really think disney. the ending and as in miracle and is not some disney creation and but one that only human history could have written. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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