I would not call this a comedy as much as a light-hearted drama. As for the romance, this is one of those films where the romance feels tacked onto the ending.
That said, this Hallmark film has a cast that is likable. And some beautiful scenes from Hungary, which are a plus.
Trying to make this film about golf technically accurate was a challenge, but the scenes are convincing enough.
Ashley Newbrough plays the part of Whitney, the young golfer who has lost the spark in her game since her mother's death. When she visits her father, she finds that he has become reclusive and is thinking about selling their golf club. She is also getting negativity from her caddy.
Marcus Rosner plays Daniel, the club pro who offers to help her with her game. He finds himself becoming involved emotionally in Whitney's well-being.
That said, this Hallmark film has a cast that is likable. And some beautiful scenes from Hungary, which are a plus.
Trying to make this film about golf technically accurate was a challenge, but the scenes are convincing enough.
Ashley Newbrough plays the part of Whitney, the young golfer who has lost the spark in her game since her mother's death. When she visits her father, she finds that he has become reclusive and is thinking about selling their golf club. She is also getting negativity from her caddy.
Marcus Rosner plays Daniel, the club pro who offers to help her with her game. He finds himself becoming involved emotionally in Whitney's well-being.