Caddyshack is like the Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, and Arnold Palmer of golf movies all rolled up into one — it’s doubtful that anyone will ever make a better movie about the game. Of course, if was a great showcase for the manic humor of Bill Murray, who played the club’s official greenskeeper and unofficial spiritual advisor. Murray didn’t really have to prepare much for the role — based on his pre-stardom experiences, it was a role he was literally born to play. But even though he spent more than a decade working at golf courses, he admits he never had much of a chance to get very good at the game himself. (Click on the media bar below to hear Bill Murray)
Caddyshack is available on most digital platforms, as well as on DVD & Blu-Ray.
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Caddyshack is like the Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, and Arnold Palmer of golf movies all rolled up into one — it’s doubtful that anyone will ever make a better movie about the game. Of course, if was a great showcase for the manic humor of Bill Murray, who played the club’s official greenskeeper and unofficial spiritual advisor. Murray didn’t really have to prepare much for the role — based on his pre-stardom experiences, it was a role he was literally born to play. But even though he spent more than a decade working at golf courses, he admits he never had much of a chance to get very good at the game himself. (Click on the media bar below to hear Bill Murray)
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