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Clips from Tin Cup (1996)

"There must be some truth to the golf swing illustrated here..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"I have dozens of golf videotapes."
Tin Cup (1996)
"I bet she has a golf watch."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Got a golf watch?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"I think I got a good one."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Take it off."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Off?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"All of it, right now. All of it."
Tin Cup (1996)
"You're a smart woman, for chrissakes."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Well, no."
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"This stuff cost me over $200."
Tin Cup (1996)
"It's $200 of shit."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Let's do this the old-fashioned way. Just swing."
Tin Cup (1996)
"You talk like a golfer."
Tin Cup (1996)
"That's a pretty girl to have such an ugly swing."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Oh, that hurt."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Fuck. Shit."
Tin Cup (1996)
"These are technical golf terms."
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"This is promising."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Wise-ass. Show me. Just go ahead."
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"Something like that."
Tin Cup (1996)
"That's impressive."
Tin Cup (1996)
"I tend to process things verbally..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"What Is The Golf Swing, by Roy McAvoy?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"I think of the golf swing as a poem."
Tin Cup (1996)
"He's doing that poetry thing again."
Tin Cup (1996)
"The hands unite to form a single unit by the simple overlap of the..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Lowly and slowly..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...the club head is led back, pulled into position not by the hands,"
Tin Cup (1996)
"...but the body, which turns away from the target,"
Tin Cup (1996)
"...shifting weight to the right side without shifting balance."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...there's a hesitation, a little nod to the gods."
Tin Cup (1996)
"A nod to the gods?"
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"To the gods that he is fallible."
Tin Cup (1996)
"That perfection is unattainable."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Weight shifts to the left pulled by the powers in the earth..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...and down through contact..."
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"...striking the ball crisply..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Then the follow-through to finish..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...the steelworkers' power and the brawn of Carl Sandburg's..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"He's doing the Arnold Palmer thing."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...Roy McAvoy."
Tin Cup (1996)
"What's unfinished?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"Why?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"Some say it's the easiest way to play in the winds of west Texas..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...some say it's because I never finished anything in my life."
Tin Cup (1996)
"You can decide. But the point is..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...every finishing position is unique."
Tin Cup (1996)
"It's about gaining control of your life and..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Jeez Louise."
Tin Cup (1996)
"There's only one other acceptable theory about how to hit the ball."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Oh, boy, well, I'm afraid to ask."
Tin Cup (1996)
"What's the other theory?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"Call me Roy, Molly."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Call me Dr. Griswold, Roy. I think I'm more of the grip it and rip it school."
Tin Cup (1996)
"All right, waggle."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Waggle."
Tin Cup (1996)
"No, look."
Tin Cup (1996)
"He's got her waggling now."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Waggle it and let the big dog eat."
Tin Cup (1996)
"What big dog?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"- This is metal. - All woods are."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...let the big dog eat."
Tin Cup (1996)
"You know, this is without a doubt the stupidest, silliest..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"If you hit one good shot..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...and that tuning fork rings in your loins..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Try it again."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Well, I wouldn't go that far."
Tin Cup (1996)
"I always say quit on a good shot."
Tin Cup (1996)
"And..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...if you wouldn't mind..."
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"...paying me in cash?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"There's a little situation I'm dealing with the IRS."
Tin Cup (1996)
"I got to bob and weave around the facts of life, if you know what I mean."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Can I ask you a question?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"If you're such a legendary golfer, as everyone says..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...then why are you, at your age, out here in the sticks..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...collecting a few dollars for beer when you're capable of much more?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"Perhaps I'm chock-full of inner demons."
Tin Cup (1996)
"No."
Tin Cup (1996)
"You're chock-full of bullshit."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...same time next week?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"Doctor?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"What kind of saddle?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"David Simms. What the hell are you doing here?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"Hey, there, Romeo."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Been a while."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Tin Cup around?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"No, he's in Houston on business."
Tin Cup (1996)
"You know."
Tin Cup (1996)
"I thought you were supposed to be out on the pro golf tour."
Tin Cup (1996)
"You tell Tin Cup that I'm in town for my big charity Best Ball Tournament."
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"Houston."
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"Yeah, wherever."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Not since the good old days at the University of Houston..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...where we won all them titles together."
Tin Cup (1996)
"God almighty."
Tin Cup (1996)
"He says he carried you on his back all them years."
Tin Cup (1996)
"I didn't have much craft back then, just a little..."
Tin Cup (1996)
"...native ability."
Tin Cup (1996)
"What do you want?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"You never know."
Tin Cup (1996)
"You tell him that."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Hello, Cup."
Tin Cup (1996)
"I put together a tournament..."
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"...with an elite field of players..."
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"And, by God, I'm tired of seeing the money head out of town."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Make more birdies."
Tin Cup (1996)
"That's where you come in."
Tin Cup (1996)
"What's the catch?"
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"We're playing Cottonwood, where you once shot a 59."
Tin Cup (1996)
"Where you can still shoot a 65 in your sleep."
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"Hot tub, Roy?"
Tin Cup (1996)
"It's a spa."
Tin Cup (1996)
"You and me at Cottonwood?"
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"Yeah."
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"Well, put her there, partner!"
Tin Cup (1996)
"These two homeboys will show the world what golf in Texas is about!"
Tin Cup (1996)
"I'll be a birdie-making machine!"
Tin Cup (1996)
"Whoa, whoa, wait a minute there, Roy."
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