This is the second-ranked golf movie of all time, although it has a very bad ending. "TinCup (Tin Cup)" is the nickname of the protagonist Roy (Roy McAvoy), and also symbolizes the supreme trophy won by the golf tournament champion.
Roy used to be a good golfer. After a frustration on the golf course, he opened a closed golf driving range in a remote town in Texas. It wasn't until the competitor's girlfriend came to learn to play that he reawakened his desire to return to the game. However, in the US Open where he returned to the world, in order to pursue perfect technique, he would rather sacrifice the chance of winning the championship. At the end of the film, Roy lost the game, but he won respect and love.
This is a film regarded as a classic by many golf fans. It comforts and satisfies people who still have a little dream in real life. Kevin Costner’s performance added points to the film. Personally, I really like the scene where Roy appeared on the tee point of the US Open in the last few seconds of the prescribed time. Said to a court official: "It's time to play a fastball."
