Tee for Two

In this 1925 silent comedy, the cultural gap between the Highlands and the American country club is bridged by a well-aimed golf ball. A young Scottish woman arrives in the United States, carrying with her not just the charm of her homeland, but a formidable prowess on the green. When she falls for an American socialite, she finds herself facing the ultimate gatekeeper: her prospective father-in-law, a man whose respect is earned only through the scorecard. As the romantic stakes rise, the film transforms the golf course into a theater of slapstick, where a perfectly executed drive becomes the primary currency for social mobility and marital bliss.