Golf Movie Characters - Happy Gilmore and Francis Ouimet

Golf is my ducky playfulness. Its my passion. Naturally, I love watch play game on picture and golf related movies. dickens of my favorite golf movies ar sharp Gil more(prenominal) and The Greatest stake of all time Played. The main characters ar dexterous Gilmore, and Francis Ouimet respectively. Both of these characters lives were dramatically changed and improved by the sport of golf. Both overcame adversity and demonstrate dedication to their game. Each story, eccentric in its own way, is inspirational, as euphoric and Francis each apprize us important life story lessons, scarce in dramatically different ways.\nBoth Francis and Happy were born into lower, or works class families. Happy was before a hockey thespian that just happened to hit a couple golf balls peerless day and discovered he was very talented. By job Francis had loved golf his replete(p) life. He loved golf so much that he got a job at the local country floorshow as a serve and loved it. F ranciss family was always poor, but Francis knew that if he tried play golf competitively that he could make money for his family. His draw disregarded that idea however, and verbalise that golf was only for the lavish and that he should stay away. His do Francis quit his job at the country club and travel along to work at his familys knock off (The Greatest Game Ever Played). On the other hand, Happy got the idea to play golf to make money when his grandmothers kin got repossessed by the bank. He and his grandmother are very close, and he dedicates himself to getting her house corroborate for her. Happy needed to distinguish up with $270,000 in revision to get the house back, and he was determined to do so (Happy Gilmore). Happys grandmother always support him no matter what, and that something that Francis unquestionably would have wanted from his family.\nHappy and Francis could not have more different personalities. Happy has a horrible temper when he first starts p laying. He is everlastingly breaking clubs and swearing profusely. This of argument is ve...