Lucas swings a club like the best of them. But as the infomercials say, "There's more!"įirst, you have a leading actor who actually plays golf. My fear is that may be the only thing some take away from the film. Learn the basics in this most unusual way and you can be a champion. So far, Seven Days sounds like Karate Kid for adults. Cook, a nationally known sports psychologist, author and speaker, entitled "Golf's Sacred Journey: Seven Days in Utopia." The story was based on the book by David L. Much of what he learned came out of his own personal failure as a player and a human being.
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You see, Johnny used to be a pro golfer himself. In seven days, Johnny gives him a series of life lessons and physical/mental exercises the will not only help him become a better player but a better man.
There, he receives a unique invitation from his new acquaintance, "You spend seven days in Utopia and you'll find your game." I'm mean 375, you see, twins were born but the sign hasn't been taken down and changed yet. Luke's life is about to change in Utopia, Texas - population 373. There he meets Johnny Crawford (played very strongly by Robert Duvall) who rides up on a horse to help.
He didn't end up in Oz but he did land in Utopia - his car in a cornfield after almost hitting a cow in the road.
As far as he's concerned, his career is probably over. Then, after the tournament his tires squealing, Luke heads off to nowhere fast. The combination of pressure as a tour golfer and pressure from his dad leads to one of the most horrible meltdowns in the history of the game on the eighteenth green.Īdding insult to injury, Luke's dad walks off the course in disgust. His father is his caddy and the one who not only pushes him to excellence but pushes all of his buttons as well. WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - Luke Chisolm (Lucas Black - "Cold Mountain," "Friday Night Lights," and "Legion") is a professional golfer who has all the "goods" to make it to the top of the game. Keywords: Seven Days in Utopia, David Cook, Robert Duvall,
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