Dream Round (2019) Movie Script

Now to the 18th.

And our leader with

a two shot lead,

he has a difficult 20

footer for a birdie.

That's my boy.

Really

puts the pressure.

Put it in the hole.

Good speed.

Put it in the hole.

Just

lifted, a tap in for par.

Hi, Mr. Bona,

how are you today?

Same as I was yesterday.

And last week and last month.

Why do you keep asking me?

'Cause you sit outside

by yourself all the time.

You look so sad.

I'm fine.

I'm listening to the game.

How about you run along?

You know I'm gonna

check on you later.

Do whatever you want.

Sweet kid.

He missed a four foot

putt?

I could have made that

blindfolded in my old days.

Five years in a

row, you won the local cup.

Congratulations.

Right on.

Sarah.

Come on in and get

your homework done.

I'm coming.

Sarah, I don't get what

you find so interesting

about that man.

You're over there every

time I turn around.

I don't think he has

any family, Grandma.

He's a grumpy old man

and I just don't see what

see is so fun about him.

I just miss Mommy and Daddy.

Aw, I do too.

Things are gonna get better.

We'll get through this together.

Now, come on in

the house, wash up

and get your homework done.

Okay, Grandma.

I already did my homework.

Oh, that's my girl.

Yeah.

Eh.

What else.

Another visit

from trailer park security.

You're funny, Mr. Bona.

I have a very interesting

question for you.

Why do you keep bothering

me all the time?

I wouldn't call it that.

Why don't you play some music?

I don't like music.

I like sports.

I prefer golf.

I played golf a long

time ago but not anymore.

But that's a radio.

That's what you're supposed

to do, listen to music.

You ask too many questions.

Time for you to skedaddle.

To what?

What does that mean?

Skedaddle means go.

You must leave now.

You're funny even

when you're not trying.

I'll be seeing you, kid.

It's time for me to

take my middle age nap.

There you go

again, you're funny.

I got to quit.

Eh, nah.

I'm fine.

Take this with me.

Ah, nah, I'm thirsty.

Mr. Bona?

What are you doing here?

You gonna answer me?

What are you doing in my house?

You dropped mail

and I was just-

- What's that in your hand?

It's a golf ball?

It's pink.

Do not ever, ever

touch that ball again!

I'm sorry, I'm really sorry.

This ball is

never to be touched.

You have no right

being in my home

let alone touching my things.

Now get out of here!

I'm sorry.

The kids and I are going

shopping, you wanna come?

Nah, I can't.

I gotta review these

papers for morning.

Why do you keep slaving

day in and day out

for this company?

You don't need to keep

slaving over this job.

I have an idea.

Kids, please come

here for a minute.

Are we leaving yet?

Come here, I have

an announcement.

This year, I am gonna

give your father

the best Christmas gift ever.

I want you to take a year off

and I want you to

pursue your dreams.

Come on.

If that's write a

book, then write a book.

If it's playing golf

then become a pro.

Okay.

We're gonna go now.

You ready?

Hey, I'm serious

about what I said.

Yeah, you're so sweet.

I'll catch up later.

Yeah.

Love you, honey.

Yeah, I love you too.

Bye daddy.

Bye.

Get off of that

couch, wake up!

Joe, hey.

Don't you think it's time?

Who are you?

How'd you get into my trailer?

Oh, how soon we forget.

By the looks of this place we

got a lot of work to do, Joe.

Well, somebody, I don't

even know who you are.

You look a little familiar.

Well I can see why you

don't remember who I am.

My name is Graham Scott.

At one time I was one of the

best golfers in the world.

But like everything

else in this, well,

everything passes, Joe.

Listen, old man, I think

it's time for you to leave.

Can I get the door for you?

Oh, no, get dressed,

okay?

It's not gonna be easy

to get you back into shape, Joe.

You, my friend, are

going to compete

in the Arizona Open.

Why would I?

I don't play golf anymore.

Oh, come on now.

Why don't you get your

ass off that couch

and let's go to the

driving range, huh?

Don't worry, I'll

grow on you, Joe.

Yeah.

If I have a few balls,

will you leave me alone?

Oh, Joe.

Once you feel that club

connect with that ball

on a perfect drive,

oh, there's nothing better.

And you know it, Joe.

Come on.

Can we get something

to eat first?

Sure.

Why don't you pull

something moldy

out of that

refrigerator of yours

and let's go, huh?

Wait a minute, you

need to shave, Joe.

Yeah, it's time you started

looking somewhat presentable.

Okay?

All right?

I'll wait for you outside.

Come on, chop chop.

I must have been dreaming.

Hello?

Let's go hit some balls.

I dusted off your

clubs, come on.

Yeah I don't know about this.

Yeah you do.

Here we go.

Ah, little gait issue.

Maybe some posture, weight.

We'll work on the posture.

I bet you we will.

Don't worry.

I got this.

No, I got this.

Here we go.

You remember how to

get there, don't you?

Maybe.

Good ball.

That's the one right there.

Remember!

Look at the ball.

Put your weight on your heels.

Excuse me, do you mind?

Oh, I knew that

was gonna happen.

What you will,

you shall receive.

Ugh!

Oh.

Don't worry, Joe.

We'll get you back into shape.

Again.

One second.

Nice swing, kid.

Again.

Mr. Bona?

Mr. Bona.

What happened to you?

Occupational hazard, I guess.

Hmm.

Well Sarah said you

weren't golfing anymore.

Yeah, short-lived, believe me.

Well, the reason I

came over is because

I wanted to apologize.

I am so sorry.

She had no business

being in your home.

Shouldn't walk into

a stranger's home.

What if I was a crazy guy?

Her parents need to teach her

better than that, you know?

I'm Sarah's grandmother

and her parents passed away a

little more than a year ago.

So

sorry, I didn't know.

Hasn't been easy.

I cry myself to sleep

almost every night.

I lost my family 15 years ago.

My wife, my son and

daughter in a car crash.

Something I don't

like talking about.

I am truly sorry.

Well, Sarah said you

have a lot of trophies

and golf memorabilia.

She is fascinated.

I do.

If it's all right with you

I'd like to show

her all that stuff.

I think that

would cheer her up.

Great, anytime.

I'll tell her.

Thank you, Mr. Bona.

You're welcome.

Oh, I have one condition.

You both call me Joe.

Thank you, Joe.

You're welcome.

Come in.

Sorry about the other day.

I didn't mean to scare you.

It's okay, I shouldn't

have been in here.

Come on, I'll

show you something.

It's been a long time since

I've shown these to anyone.

Wow.

In this picture

you're kinda fat.

Times like to eat.

Yeah, I won a lot of

tournaments back then.

I got a lot to be grateful for.

If you think that

picture was funny,

I got a lot more to

show you in here.

Come on, let's sit down.

Are you hurting or something?

Let's just say it's old age.

Wow, you were famous.

Yeah not quite.

This is when I won my

third championship.

Boy, it was a big event.

And this right here, oh yeah.

It was a cool invitational.

I could still hear the

crowd like it was yesterday.

Can I ask you a question?

Sure.

That pink golf ball,

what are the letters?

That was my daughter's ball.

She used it for the first

time she ever played golf.

Her name was Maria.

Initials were MB.

Was?

Yeah.

Your grandma told me

about your mom and dad.

I lost my family too.

I hope it wasn't

in a car accident

because that's how

my parents died.

It was.

But you know what, kid?

From now on, you and I are

old friends, best friends.

And you could drive that

little scooter of yours

by here anytime and I won't

tell you to skedaddle.

Just don't ask me a

thousand questions.

Okay, Mr. Bona.

All right, so you know what,

I don't mean to be short or rude

but my back is killing me.

I need to get some rest.

It's okay.

Grandma said I can only be

here for a while anyway.

Okay.

All right kid, thanks.

I'll see you later, Mr. Bona.

I mean, Joe.

Okay.

All right, thanks,

kid.

Today's a new

day, Joe, all right?

We've got a slight wind

that's gonna push

your ball to the right

so I don't wanna see any has

or rockets from you, okay?

Nice.

It's been a long time, old man.

Don't jinx me.

Nice.

Not bad, not bad at all.

I'm racking my brain

trying to figure out

where I know you from.

Oh, why don't you spend some

of that brain racking time

thinking about your game?

Nice hit, man.

Right, we're off.

Somebody put you up to this?

What do you mean?

Why such an interest

in my golf game?

You have the same

problem you've always had.

You don't know how to

count your blessings.

Yeah, there you go again,

it's as if you've

known me my whole life.

One wonderful thing

about being my age, Joe,

is the incredible amount of

wisdom that comes with it.

I know more about you than

you know about yourself.

You're speaking in the

foreign tongues again.

Are you gonna

golf today or what?

You still have a long way to go

to get back to

where you once were.

Just gotta concentrate,

gotta concentrate.

That's what I'm talking about.

That's good, that's good.

Nice and easy.

Okay, that's good, but,

there's still something, okay?

When you're looking this way,

you need to be looking

down at the ball first.

Okay, all right?

Just take a look.

And keep your head

down, don't turn.

Almost, almost.

Okay.

How's your back, huh?

Huh?

Listen.

All right.

Nice and easy, slow.

Okay.

That felt good.

Good, good.

That's what we need, good.

Oh yeah.

Ho ho!

Hey, can I get an

amen!

Here, catch it.

Ah, oh you're dead!

Guys, settle down.

Come on, let me see that.

Hey Mr. Bona.

Grandma said you

were golfing again.

That's great.

Joe, remember?

Oops.

It's a beautiful

Saturday morning.

What are you gonna do, ride

that thing all day long?

Pretty much.

Nothing really else to do.

Hey I got an idea.

Why don't you come golf with me?

You can pretend to be my caddy.

What's a caddy?

Caddy's a person that

carries the clubs and the bag.

But you,

you can't carry it.

You're about the size of a twig.

Should have fun.

That sounds awesome.

But I need to ask Grandma.

I hear you both.

Sarah, you use your best

manners with Mr. Bona.

And you make sure Joe, that you

have her home before supper.

Of course.

Don't take your

eyes off of her.

Out on the golf course, haha.

There's the putting range.

Ah, stop right here.

You're a little

too excited today.

I didn't know golfing could

be so much fun, Mr. Joe.

Hey, get my putter.

Ah, never mind, you don't know

what clubs are yet.

Hold on.

How did you know

it was a putter?

It says putter

right on it, duh.

Do you mind?

I'm trying to putt here.

Sorry.

Shh, Sarah.

Sorry.

You can do it!

Good job, Mr. Bona.

You can't yell out here

while I'm trying to play.

You're making it hard on me.

So please, please

be quiet while I try to shoot.

You got it, I promise.

Good job!

Now, you can yell.

Good job, Mr. Bona.

Okay, here we are, first tee.

Yup.

So put the ball between

the two markers.

And I'm gonna crank it.

Yup.

I'm gonna put it up there.

A little crooked.

All right I'm gonna do this.

Blowing bubbles?

We just got here.

I gotta concentrate

on this, okay?

Good hit, Mr. Bona.

Yeah.

A little weak.

So we got 18, 17 more to go.

Maybe I'll hit a good one.

Let's go back to the cart.

You drive.

Okay there's the ball,

let me get my club.

And my seven iron.

Here we go, all right.

Okay, so.

I have to put it on the green.

See the white flag over there?

- Yeah.

- That's where we're

going with, okay?

Okay.

Ah, sh-

Good job, Mr. Bona.

Good job?

I just fricking

put it in the lake.

Well yeah, but nice form.

Yeah.

I'm too stiff to have nice form.

You know what would

make you loosen up?

The floss, try it.

What the heck?

What do you call that?

The floss.

Like dental floss?

No, it's a dance.

Try it.

All right.

Doh!

Nah, I'm not doing no floss.

Let's go look for

the ball, come on.

Okay, let's go.

Yeah, get in

the car and drive me.

Okay.

Here we go.

Go that way.

Don't put me in the lake.

Thank God.

They got great pie here.

That sounds good.

I think I'll have one.

Hey Joe, how's it going?

Great Murphy, all right.

What, you working all the time?

Never get a day off, do you?

Not with all these snowbirds.

I really need a vacation.

Maybe someplace far away.

Like the Philippines.

Why the Philippines?

Like you don't know?

Who's this kid?

Hello, I'm Sarah.

I live right next

door to Mr. Bona.

Mr. Bona, who's that?

It's me.

So what are you

doing hanging around

with a bum like this?

I'm just kidding, really.

Let me get your

waitress for you.

Jennifer!

Right Murph, thank you.

Thanks a lot.

Always, my friend.

How you doing, guys?

Joe, right?

Do I know you?

Jennifer.

Greene.

Don't you remember me?

Have we met?

Yeah.

Years ago.

You come in, you'd sit at

that same booth everyday.

You'd order coffee.

Cream with two sugars.

The servers used to

call you Two Sugars.

Oh yeah, it's

coming back to me.

That was a long time

ago, 15 years ago.

Man, you got a great memory.

And this must

be your daughter.

No, we're friends.

Well, actually neighbors.

My name's Sarah.

Mr. Bona lives in

the trailer next door

to me and my Grandma.

I wanted to see him golf.

He is a pro.

I'm not a pro.

Let's get this straight.

Let's order.

Okay.

Sarah, how about

we start with you?

What'll it be?

I'll have, let me see.

I think, a slice

of the apple pie,

chicken tenders and an iced tea.

Can I get my pie first please?

What, are you kidding?

What are you from Europe?

That's silly.

Grandma let's me get

desserts before dinner.

Well I think it's

a great choice.

I'll bring out your pie first.

How about for you, Joe?

I'll take the club

sandwich with French fries

and a cup of coffee.

Perfect.

Anything else?

No, thanks.

All right.

I'll have that out

for you right away.

Thank you.

Hey Mr. Bona, guess

who has the hots for you.

The hots, who?

The waitress.

Hopefully she's not a clinger.

She doesn't

have the hots for me.

And what's with

this clinger stuff,

you're only 10 years old!

Everyone knows

what that means.

You should ask her out on a

date sometime, Mr. Two Sugars.

I don't date.

Nobody my age dates.

It's Joe, remember?

And I don't like

that sugar thing.

Okay.

Mr. Two Sugars.

Oh, boy, you're a funny kid.

She's perfect for you.

You're both kinda old.

Oh, you're really

on a roll now.

She's really pretty.

I like her.

Yeah, she's all right but

we gotta change the subject.

So how's about school?

Here you go.

I see you're not

wearing a wedding ring.

Oh.

Yeah no, I'm not married.

See.

I told you.

You told me what?

All right.

What's going on here?

I was telling Joe that

I think you're his type.

Really, mmm.

Well if I remember

correctly, Joe is married.

But I don't see a

ring on that finger.

How's the pie?

I'll go check on that order.

I make a good

wing girl, don't I?

I don't know what you make.

But I'm gonna go back and

talk to your grandmother

as soon as we get home.

Hey Murph!

Come on, lemme

ask you something.

How is everything, my friend?

Everything's great.

I think the best food in town.

And best pies too.

Let me ask you something.

Yeah?

So that waitress Jennifer.

Is that the same Jennifer

from 15 years ago

that had that

restaurant on Power?

It is.

She made her chops

from working here

about 15 years

ago, 16 years ago.

She went out on her own,

made a lot of money.

Word is that her partner

was robbing her for years.

Lost everything.

Too bad.

Great worker.

She's a great gal.

This is for you, sweety.

Thank you.

Oh that's nice.

You two have a good one.

And Joe, great seeing

you around here again.

Thanks, buddy.

This is too big.

Here, have it, Two Sugars.

It's a nice hat.

All right.

Just checked in on your orders.

Be up in a couple minutes.

Hey Joe, it's really

great seeing you again.

It's been too long.

I like seeing you as well.

Be right back.

Cool hat, huh?

Hey I got one for you.

How much does it cost a pirate

to get his ears pierced?

How much?

A buck an ear!

Pretty funny.

How's the pie?

So good.

Hey, wanna go

golfing next week?

Yeah.

All right, cool.

Come on, eat up.

Come on, let's go.

All right.

And this time, I'm

driving the cart.

Oh darn.

I'll still caddy for you.

Hey, I had a great time.

Thanks for bringing me with you.

Of course.

I can't believe they didn't

take your scooter from you.

It's still here, huh?

Yeah we do live

in a trailer park.

Joe, I like you better

when you're not dead.

You need more friends.

I know Jennifer would

keep you company.

Beside, you can't

always count on me.

I'm a kid.

I do have a life, you know.

Bye.

The kid's something else.

Man.

See that guy over there?

That's the guy you gotta

put your sights on.

He's the course pro.

When you beat him,

then you're gonna be ready

for the Jani King Arizona Open.

I've not played in that open.

Look, Joe.

The best way for you to get out

from under this cloud

you've been living under

is for you to play in that game

and we both know

that, all right?

Turning pro is your dream, Joe.

And now you've got

another chance at it.

And to heal.

It's what your family wanted.

And quite frankly, it's

the key to your salvation.

You're one persuasive person.

Yes I am.

Now I want you to go over

there and tell that guy

you want to play a round

or two with him, okay?

Go do it.

Excuse me.

You Sean McLaw?

Um, yeah.

Course pro?

Yup.

What's a guy

like me have to do

to get an opportunity to play

golf with a guy like you?

Oh wow.

I get little things

all the time.

But I've seen you here before.

You know what I'll do?

I got a spot, seven

a.m. tomorrow.

I will give you 13

strokes, 18 holes

for 500 bucks.

500 bucks cash, cash.

Yeah, look, I live

in a trailer park.

Yeah it's not my

problem you live

in a trailer park, brother.

No.

If I lose, I'll

give you 10 grand.

10 grand?

10 grand.

I'll get the 500 bucks.

I'll give you 13 strokes.

Okay, I'll get

the 500 dollars.

We got a deal?

Deal.

Deal?

Yeah, it's a deal.

Deal.

All right, sure.

All right, thank

you, thank you.

Nice swing.

Hey, Joe.

Sitting at your booth.

How you doing?

I'm doing great, thanks.

Where's Sarah today?

Sarah has a life, so she says.

Oh, I can imagine.

What I wouldn't give

to be that age again.

You and me both.

So what'll it be?

Just coffee.

Cream with two sugars.

Are you sure you don't

want anything else?

Nah.

Okay, no problem.

There she is.

Hey you.

Hi.

How you doin'?

Thank you so much

for swinging by.

I have your book in the back.

Oh, Margo, this is Joe.

Joe, this is my very

best friend Margo.

Nice to meet you.

The pleasure's all mine.

Okay, I'm gonna

go grab your book.

I'll be right back.

So, how did you meet Jennifer?

We go back about 15 years.

Really?

Me and Jennifer grew up

together since we were six.

She's an absolute doll.

Oh, you can say that again.

There you go, Mr. Two Sugars.

How'd you like it?

Oh, I loved it.

I know you would.

So what are you ladies

reading these days?

Oh, it's a Dorothy

Lynn romance novel.

You should read that.

Well, I'll let you

get back to work.

All right, sweety.

Thanks for coming in.

Okay, I gotta say

goodbye to Murphy

before I leave.

You know I like that

big Italian guy.

- Okay, I know you do.

- Bye.

- Bye, sweety.

- Mhmm.

So, how'd you like your coffee?

Perfect.

Your friend, she's kinda sweet.

Oh, she is one in a million.

Are you sure you don't

want anything else?

Nah, coffee's fine.

All right.

Listen, I don't wanna sound

too forward or anything, but,

would you maybe wanna go out

and grab dinner sometime?

Are you asking me out?

Just two old acquaintances

getting to know

each other again?

Sarah says I should get

out and meet more people.

Well, Sarah is

a very smart girl.

You know what, I'ma

take you up on your offer.

Perfect.

I am off all day tomorrow.

Call me when you're done?

I will.

Thank you.

You keep beating

me, you got honors.

Yeah, I think it's

my honors right here.

Yeah, I think so.

You know what?

This is about one,

about 155, 160.

Think it's an undulated green.

You don't want to go

too close to the pin

so you can fall back.

Nice shot.

Every single time.

Can you give me a break?

Ah, shit.

Good job.

Yeah, I missed

the green again.

Yeah, just relax into it.

You're rushing

every single hole.

Make sure you line it up.

I can do this.

I know you can.

I don't think you

talking to your shoulder

is gonna help you

much with that putt.

You're not lining up.

I am and I'm doing it.

Okay, do it.

Do you need a putter

or a three wood?

I don't have it.

Let's see here.

In the hole!

That's how it's done.

18th hole,

you got honors again.

Yeah we do.

It's a tough hole.

Tough hole.

Actually I'm gonna

hit a iron here

you know, to draw it back.

But hit it soft.

You're the

course pro, I don't know.

Five wood to draw it in.

Great shot.

It just went straight.

Well you can putt

like nobody else.

Need help

with that, old man?

- No.

- No?

I got it.

You got it, okay.

Ah!

You know, quick like, I

just wanna line it up.

Here it comes.

- Oh.

- Ah.

Want me to tap it

in or you wanna go?

Go ahead.

Finish it up.

Can't even finish it up.

Three putt.

Four putt.

That's

the way the day's been

all day today.

Okay.

Nice game.

- All right.

- You're good.

I owe you some money.

You're good.

I have it in the

car, thank you.

You think I got a

shot at a comeback?

Actually, I

really think you do.

Okay.

Thank you.

Get the fuck out of here.

Hi, Jen.

Well, how did

your round with Shane go?

Exactly how I planned it.

I let him win.

I'm sure you did.

Hey, I wanna ask you.

Have you ever tried yoga?

Hey, go on.

I'm so glad you're up for this.

It's a good way for us to

get reacquainted, right?

Yeah, I don't know about this.

You're fine, you're fine.

Get on your mat there.

I don't think it's my thing.

Just do what I

do, you're fine.

Okay.

It could be

really good for your golf game.

So you say.

This is really painful.

Okay, let's switch it up.

Sit on your tush,

come on, let's go.

There you go.

- You good?

- Yeah.

You all right, okay.

That's fine.

So tell me about

your game with Shane.

It's what I was expecting.

He really loves himself.

Ugh.

I could say that for sure.

Yeah, he is not one

of my favorite people.

I can see why.

Hello class, and

welcome new student.

Let's get started.

This is a class?

Not the kind of date

you were expecting, huh?

Date?

I had no idea.

Are you sure about that?

Let's get started.

Oh my god.

I hope my insurance is paid up.

What?

- Look at her, not me.

- Oh.

I gotta watch her?

Shh.

This is for the birds.

Some workout.

You do this all the time?

When I can afford it.

Oh my god.

Thank you so much for

coming to class today.

It was so nice having you.

Hope you liked our class

and hope to see you back

at our next session.

Yeah, maybe, but,

I'm not wearing ballet pants

like that guy over there.

Although he'd make a good caddy.

Well, students come

in all shapes and sizes.

Jennifer, I almost forgot.

Thought I'd give you your

invoice for last month

and this month.

Other than mailing it.

Oh, wow.

Thank you.

I must have overlooked it.

I will have that check to you

as soon as possible.

- Of course.

- Yeah, okay.

Until I see you

both again, namaste.

Namasake to you too.

Namaste.

So.

Do you wanna go

grab a bite to eat?

Boy, that sounds good.

I better soak my body

in ice for a few weeks.

Okay.

All right.

No, seriously, I got a

early tee time tomorrow and

I need to run a few errands.

Oh, all right.

Well, can I call you later,

make sure you

haven't frozen stiff

from your ice bath?

Yeah, sure.

I can't move right now.

I'ma cool down a little bit.

Okay.

All right, Mr. Two Sugars.

I'll talk to you later.

I hope so.

Jeez, I'm never coming back

to this fricking place.

I must be kidding myself.

Without my family,

it's not worth it.

It's time

to stop feeling sorry

for yourself, Joe.

You're not the one

that died that day.

Graham?

I must be losing my mind.

Rise and shine, let's go.

I know you're in there, come on.

Hey.

What the hell is your problem?

I feel like I've been out here

banging on your door for years.

Now get dressed.

We got a few things

to work on today.

I'm not sure

what this is about.

I have to admit, you're

very persuasive, but,

Listen.

You hit the course today,

if you still feel the

same way by tomorrow,

I'll leave you be, hmm?

I'll be right out.

Good.

Make sure you wear

your best golf clothes.

If they still fit.

Just consider this

a dress rehearsal.

We'll see.

Okay.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

No, you don't have all

your weight on your heels.

Give me a minute, will you?

Okay.

Jeez.

You know, you've

come a long way

in a short period of time, Joe.

And that is just

a true testament

to how good you once were.

But the question you gotta

ask yourself right now is

do I really want this?

And I already know

what the answer is.

You lose your family,

I'd like to see you get

your head into this game.

I know what's in

your heart, Joe.

We all believed in you.

We?

I still don't know

who the hell you are.

Can we get back to it?

I'm a little sore.

This girl I know

took me to play yoga,

work out yoga or whatever,

I've never sweat

so much in my life.

Yoga, that's a little new age

but I guess that'll help.

All right.

That was brilliant!

That was brilliant.

You're a little

stiff, little stiff

but that's not bad at all.

A lot of stiff.

That was good.

Oh my god, beautiful!

Girl, you know me.

I used to be just like you.

Constantly looking for

the right relationship.

But it seems like all the

good men are already taken.

And I've given up on

that a long time ago.

I'm a free spirit.

And I love a variety of men.

Even age-appropriate

from time to time

but that's mostly boring.

Margo, you worry me sometimes.

So, what about you?

You should go out and date more.

I'm telling you,

it's invigorating.

Well I'm interested

in someone.

Hmm, let me

guess, Mr. Joe Bona?

Well, yeah.

You don't want

that kind of baggage.

What do you mean?

He told me himself.

I thought he was divorced.

Murphy told me

that he lost his wife

and his two kids

in a car accident.

Oh my god.

He just came to a yoga

class with me the other day.

He didn't say anything.

You brought him here?

Yeah.

Are you serious?

Jennifer.

I received your

check in the mail.

Thank you so much,

you're paid in full.

Oh, okay, great, sure.

That's strange.

Yeah

it's to the pin.

It's currently 300 degrees.

This is a very tricky shot.

Hey Joe, did you golf today?

Starting with all

the questions again?

Was it a good game?

Nah, I couldn't

get my groove on.

I got an idea.

What's your favorite

thing to do?

Well, I like dinosaurs.

You can go.

And this time you

buy her dinner.

Your grandmother's

something else.

Let me get my keys.

I always wanted a

brontosaurus burger.

You okay?

Yeah I'm fine.

Do you know why that

dinosaur's holding that egg?

Oh, you're

not gonna start

with all the questions

again, are you?

No, I was quizzing you.

That's an Oviraptor.

How'd you know that?

I'm gonna check that out.

Right, it is an Oviraptor.

Good job, kid.

Let's go check out some more

- over there.

- Yeah.

This is pretty

cool, this place.

Wow, look at all

the different kinds.

So cool.

Yeah.

Imagine if we were

alive back then,

they'd probably

eat me for dinner.

Wow, look at that one.

That's crazy.

Oh, little baby.

Hi baby, how you doin',

baby?

Cool, man.

Oh wow.

Wow.

Pretty colors here too.

- So cool.

- The size of that thing.

Skeletons.

It's the skeleton.

Yeah.

Look at that huh, wow.

Cool, man.

Wow.

This place is phenomenal.

I'm glad you took me here.

Well I took you here.

Oh, I'm gonna quiz you now.

Okay.

What's the guy

with the long neck?

That's a Diplodocus.

But why does he

have such a long neck?

Eats plants and

so it can reach it

from the very top.

Yeah, let's go look.

What'd you call him again?

Diplodocus.

Oh yeah, look at that,

it does eat the

leaves off the trees.

Eats trees, branches,

look at all the green.

Wow, you really do

know your dinosaurs.

- Yeah.

- Let's go look at some more.

Cool.

I like this place.

Yeah.

This is fun.

Oh, look at the little baby!

Oh, wow.

Wow.

Look at that.

You were great

with those dinosaurs.

I love dinosaurs.

My father did too.

So did my daughter.

Look.

I gotta use the restroom.

Promise me you won't disappear.

Pinky promise.

Okay, I'll be right back.

Okay, that went better.

We gotta get going.

It's been a long day today

but tomorrow's gonna

be even longer.

Can I get another

order of fries?

You're still hungry?

I'm growing like

a weed these days.

Forget about it!

Okay but

we gotta make it fast.

Sure.

So, how's your golf game going?

Ah, pff.

It gets them this way, I

go some slice, some hook,

some go and don't come back.

Sometimes I miss

the ball completely.

I'm working on it, it's coming.

You're doing great though.

Have you ever

toasted a French fry?

No.

Pick up a fry.

Hold it straight up, right?

And like glasses when

they ching glasses,

we're gonna ching French fries,

- ready?

- Okay.

Ching.

You broke my fry.

What's with the smiles?

Nothing.

What are you up to?

Okay.

Hopefully you had

a good lunch today.

Well, well, well.

Look who it is.

Uh huh.

Let's go up and check it out.

Let's see why she's here, huh?

Yeah, uh huh.

You.

What's with the smile?

Well we're

gonna find out right now.

Yeah, I know you.

You're beaming.

What a coincidence.

Looky what we have here, hi.

Hi, guys.

- Hi, Joe.

- How you doing?

I'm good.

Okay, what's going on

here, is this a setup?

We were just leaving.

What brings you down here?

Oh, I was just,

I swung by to bring up

some passes for my nephews.

I'm so glad to see you.

I'm happy to see you too.

I'm happy to see both of you.

Listen, I'd love to

see you again sometime.

Maybe dinner?

Sure, that would be great.

Yeah.

Feel like a busy

week but I'd love to.

He's gonna beat the golf pro.

Ooh.

Well, yeah I gotta

beat the pro, but

we'll see how it goes.

That's wonderful, Joe.

I know you can beat him.

Well I know you think so.

But I'm not so sure.

I know he will too.

You, young lady

and I, we gotta go.

Okay.

Well, bye.

Bye.

Bye, Joe.

I know you could do it.

And by the way, I

don't have nephews.

Come

on, kiddo, let's go.

Sarah, come here, quick.

What is it?

Well, look at Mr. Bona.

I mean, do you think

he's all right?

What do you mean?

Well, look, Sarah.

He's arguing and

yelling at someone.

I think.

I mean, I can't see

any other person.

Can you?

No.

Where were you?

You bailed on me!

I saw everything, Joe.

How could you?

I've been watching

from a distance, Joe.

I'm always watching.

Again, speaking in a

language I don't get,

I don't understand.

You're so

close, Joe, so close.

From what?!

Your resurrection.

I'm not the dead one.

My wife and kids are.

They're gone!

And why are you

doing this to me?

I'm not gonna

give up on you, Joe.

Never.

Instead of running away

from what once was, Joe,

cherish it, draw

strength from it.

And from that, you

will be strong again.

Come tomorrow, you're gonna

see a brand new Joe Bona.

Keep your eye on

this one, all right?

I'ma launch this.

Go right ahead.

I'ma launch it.

Okay, go right ahead.

All right.

And have a nice

little pigeon wedge

into the green.

Nice launch.

You know, my friend?

Yeah?

It's time to show you

who the real Joe is.

Okay.

Yeah, yeah.

Not kidding.

I'm back, baby.

You know, mine

went about 330, by the way.

There's no way I

can hit 350 or 400

but I'm gonna try.

Nice shot.

Oh, I got a hold of that one.

Broke my tee.

I think I outdrove you, sir.

I have to admit,

it was a good shot.

Look at that.

You outdrove me there.

Yeah, I certainly did.

Not much but I outdrove you.

Yeah you did.

I don't know what else to say.

- I guess you're up.

- Not bad.

A little bit of dirt, huh?

I'm feeling good.

I'm gonna put it

right over the 150

and shoot right

towards the hole.

Here we go, watch this.

Okay, I'm watching.

It's what I used to

do when I was a kid.

Look at that puppy.

Sailed right to the green.

Holy cow, I'm back.

Joe Bona is back!

Nice shot.

Thank you sir, let's get this.

Nice shot.

Thank you.

Thank you very much, pro.

I don't say it that

much, but nice shot.

Nice drive.

I guess I'm,

You got ups,

I outdrove you again, I'm happy.

You did outdrive me.

It's not all about the drive.

Nice.

A little too much

dirt, but not bad.

A little too much.

I'm having a good day today.

Playing like I did

when I was a kid.

I'm gonna go over to 150 and

tail it towards the green.

Watch this.

I'm watching.

Nice shot.

Ooh hoo.

Yeah, Joe Bona is back.

How you doin'?

Where's my cigar?

Actually, you

deserve one after that shot.

Oh well.

Must be your shoulder.

Yep.

All right.

Nice shot.

Good job.

Wow.

Big shot.

I got a hold of that.

Big shot.

Way to go, Joe.

All right, we get in the cart?

Ah, what a bummer.

You just go ahead

and tap that in.

Or a gimme.

Crazy.

Go ahead.

Even if I miss

it, it's gonna go in.

Are you kidding me?

Good job.

I did it!

You know what?

You are ready.

Through all the crap

I put you through,

you are ready.

Cool.

Well Joe,

how did that feel?

Amazing.

See?

This is not a dream.

That was all real.

And you really

are a great golfer

like I'd been preaching to you

over the last several weeks.

And now it's time to go

play in the prequalifier

so you can get a number

and play in the tournament.

The Arizona Open, my friend.

You know, I still

don't know who you are,

I don't know where

you came from,

but I appreciate what

you've been doing for me.

And tomorrow, I'm gonna

win that qualifier.

That's what I wanna hear, Joe.

There's one thing I want

you to really think about

when you're out

there tomorrow, okay?

That yes, you're doing

this for your family

but it was part of

their dream as well.

And now it's time

to do it for you.

Do it for Joe.

All right?

Mhmm.

Good

luck out there, Joe.

Thank you.

Like I outdrove you

again there, rookie.

What the hell

you talking about?

Come on Joe, you

can outdrive him.

I nailed that baby.

Your turn.

Let's see you do

outdo that, pal.

See, I told you.

Okay, get

the clubs, let's go.

Yeah, beat that, bubba.

Nice hit, Joe.

Nice.

Good hit.

I don't know, here you go.

Let's get outta here.

I did it.

I really, really did it, yeah.

I did it, I frickin

actually won.

Hey Joe, congratulations.

Great round.

You've qualified

for the tournament,

first time in 15 years.

Thank you.

I hope you win the tournament.

Sign here?

Good luck to you.

Sign there.

Thank you.

You're in again.

I can't wait.

Congratulations, see you soon.

Have a great day.

It's Mr.

Joe, get the door.

Hi, Mr. Joe.

Hi, kid, hi, Deedee.

Well good morning, Joe.

Listen.

I was wondering, you know,

I'm playing in the

Arizona Jani King Open.

That's awesome.

I knew you were a pro.

Would mean the world

to me if you two guys

would come to the event.

Oh Joe, we wouldn't

miss it for the world.

I love you, Mr. Joe.

I love you, kid.

So here's the start time

and the location address.

I'll make sure there's

passes for you guys, okay?

We'll be there.

You've got this.

Okay, see ya.

It's gonna be so fun.

Yeah.

Hello?

Hey, sorry I missed your call.

I heard the good

news, congratulations.

I thought you might have

dropped by to come celebrate.

I wanted to but

it's been a long time

since I felt this good.

I wanted to be alone to get

in touch with my thoughts.

I hope they were

good thoughts.

Yeah they were.

Can we get together?

I'd like that.

How about dinner at my place?

I'll text you my address.

I'd like that.

Okay, bye.

Hmmm, ahh.

Come in.

Hi.

Hope you like wine.

I thought we could celebrate.

Oh, oh great.

Excuse my place, it's a mess.

Oh, don't worry about it.

I still have roommates.

I wanted you to look like

the pro that you are.

My god.

That's incredible.

I tried to get all

the wrinkles out.

I'm blown away.

Jen, this must have

cost you a fortune.

Oh, don't worry about that.

I can pick up a

couple extra shifts.

It's no big deal.

Besides, you deserve it.

Oh, that means so much to me.

Let me put this away

and go get a couple glasses.

- Sounds good.

- Have a seat.

So everyone at the

cafe is so proud of you.

Murphy's been talking

about you all day.

Yeah, I may

have had a little help.

You know, being humble is

a very attractive quality.

Ah.

Well then I'll have to

remember about that.

Listen.

It was you who paid my bill

to the yoga

instructor, wasn't it?

Just wanted to

help, that's all.

Oh my god, that's

so incredibly sweet

but I'm paying you back.

Don't worry about it.

Thank you.

In that case, a toast.

To the next Arizona

Open champion.

Ah.

Jen?

I need to tell

you about my past.

Mmm-mmm.

I already know.

And I have to tell you,

I think what you're

doing is incredible.

Joe, I know a healing heart.

I've been there.

I made some mistakes

along the line, but now,

I feel incredible, unbeatable.

It's getting hot in here.

Ow, ow!

What?

Some people sleep

with teddy bears,

I sleep with golf clubs.

Ah, okay.

Yeah.

It's been a long time.

Ooh!

I miss you guys.

I didn't even get

to say goodbye.

I'm gonna follow your dreams.

I'm gonna take my present

and I'm gonna be a golfer.

I'm gonna do it.

Goodbye.

♪ Oh nothing's what you got ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Tararara nothing's personal ♪

♪ Nothing's what you got, hey ♪

Hope

you don't mind.

Did you smell it first?

Actually, I did.

That's my girl.

Are you hungry?

Oh, hmm, yeah.

I'm starving.

Ooh, I'm impressed.

Yeah, that makes

me happy, you know?

It'd really be

nice if you'd come

to the Open with me today.

I'd really appreciate that.

I was hoping you'd say that.

So what time do you have

to leave for the course?

A couple hours.

Mmm, okay, I better get going.

That doesn't give me

much time to get ready.

Ooh.

Let me feed you then.

Mmmm.

Mmm, it's good.

I was hoping you'd say that.

Mmmm.

All right.

Get, get ready, come on.

All right, all

right, all right.

Okay then.

♪ Guess the word is gone ♪

Now on

the tee, the golfer

we've been talking about

for the past three days.

The 50 something

year old, a miracle,

can you believe it?

A rookie in his late 50s.

Who knew on Thursday

that Joe Bona,

He's got it.

- I know it.

- You got this,

- Two Sugars.

- Did you ever believe

we'd ever be here?

Who could

possibly win the Arizona Open?

Hit it out of

the ballpark, Joe.

Go Joe!

You got this, buddy.

You never really needed me.

Yeah, if it wasn't for

you, I wouldn't be here.

You know what, I couldn't

have done it without you.

You know what, you should

thank your Sophia for that.

She only wanted the

best for you, Joe.

Yeah, I loved Sophia.

Without her, I couldn't

have been here.

Please tell her

that I'm here because of her.

You got it, buddy.

Go get 'em.

Hey, buddy, who

you even talking to?

He's

leaving in the pin.

I guess I'll leave in the pin.

So

there we have it.

If Joe Bona makes this putt,

he is the oldest rookie

to win the Arizona Open.

If he misses it and

makes the next putt,

the par putt, Joe will

force sudden death

here at the Open.

Here's the putt.

You can do this, Two Sugars.

Oh my god.

Ladies and gentlemen, he did it.

I can't believe he did it.

Joe Bona, a 50 something

year old rookie

just had his dream

round come true.

He won the Arizona Open!

This is incredible!

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