MoPoshy Absolutely brilliant

Ezmae Chang This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Nicole I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

Philippa All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

TxMike Some have said that "Golfballs!" is a rip-off of "Caddy Shack" but I disagree. "Caddy Shack" has good actors and mostly funny situations. This movie has actors who few have heard of, actors who have not been in anything else that you might have seen.There is one exception, Christy Tummond as Liberty Pennytree . She is pretty and well-constructed, and never takes her clothes off. But really, to be honest, she wasn't much of an actress either.There is a story here, the fancy country club has a run-down public course next door, and they want to buy it to build condos in South Florida. But the old man who owns it (Liberty Pennytree's granddad) doesn't want to give it up, even though he is mostly just going broke. But in a stroke of genius they decide to invite some local strippers to be caddies, and cart-wash girls, the course gets real busy. It starts to make money.But the rival country club owner produces a document which he claims will give him rights to acquire the property, and they two owners decide to settle it with a golf match, winner take all. Each man plays, plus the "pro" of his choice, total score wins.Well everything degenerates from there, and you can pretty well figure out what happens.Why did I watch this? My theory is, the only way you can really appreciate good movies is to occasionally see a real 'clunker.' This one is a real clunker.

hairAMHC "Golfballs" is really a series of comedy skits rather than a deep and meaningfully scripted story and wasn't produced for an evening of cerebral challenge or serious entertainment….it's about looking at good looking babes running around in a Cart Wash (think car wash for golf carts) all covered in soapy water and almost nothing more! Most of the actors do a credible job, considering the majority, if not all of them, were working for exposure and experience rather than much if any pay.The cinematography is high grade for a B flick…..which helps to get the film through the weak spots. This reflects the commercial (as in TV commercials) background of the filmmaker, Steve Procko. Music choices match the footage…..another professional touch for a low budget project.The golf course backgrounds in Florida, help to add a nice back drop….especially, if the film is viewed on a cold winter night! "Golfballs" not only made it to the walls of Blockbuster, but also on late night cable TV in the US and foreign markets.Lighten up…and laugh a little! Amy Lynn, the female lead, still looks good even after all those years of Howard Stern interviews!

Rob-281 Golfballs is definitely underrated. When I first saw it, I thought it was going to be some kind of Caddyshack rip off. But it sure wasn't. This might not be the best movie for little kids, or families in general but, it probably would be suitable for kids to watch if it weren't for the little nudity in it. The women are incredibly beautiful in this movie. And that dog is funny (if you see the movie, you'll know what I'm talking about). I recommend that you buy this movie. To sum it all up this movie will probably have you rolling on the ground filled with laughter!

Moligo I hate saying this because I happen to know one of the actors, but this movie was beyond terrible. Unless you also know some-one in the cast or crew, I suggest you drop the cassette and back away slowly. Your money would be of more use if you were to take the bills and tear them up, and use them as an alternative food source.