Guide to Golf Style and Etiquette 1996
"The hilarious star of "Caddyshack" returns to wreak havoc on the country club set!"
In *Guide to Golf Style and Etiquette (1996)*, comedy legend Rodney Dangerfield delivers his signature raunchy humor as he navigates a round of golf with all the grace of a bull in a china shop.
Director: Anthony Dalesandro
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Guide to Golf Style and Etiquette* (1996) about?
This short comedy follows Rodney Dangerfield's character as he hilariously defies every rule of golf etiquette during a round at a stuffy country club. With his trademark antics, he clashes with a serious-minded couple and his own blonde date, turning a simple game into a comedy spectacle.
Who directed *Guide to Golf Style and Etiquette*?
Anthony Dalesandro directed this 1996 comedy, blending Rodney Dangerfield's humor with the quirks of golf culture.
Who stars in *Guide to Golf Style and Etiquette*?
The film stars comedy icon Rodney Dangerfield alongside Susan Cardillo, Jerry Hauck, James Newman, and Derek Mark Lochran.
Is *Guide to Golf Style and Etiquette* (1996) worth watching?
While it's a short at just 26 minutes, Rodney Dangerfield's chaotic energy makes this golf comedy a fun, fast-paced watch for fans of '90s humor. It's a cult classic for those who enjoy Dangerfield's brand of irreverent comedy.
How long is *Guide to Golf Style and Etiquette*?
The film runs for 26 minutes.
About Guide to Golf Style and Etiquette (1996) — Rodney Dangerfield's Golf Comedy Classic Explained
In *Guide to Golf Style and Etiquette (1996)*, comedy legend Rodney Dangerfield delivers his signature raunchy humor as he navigates a round of golf with all the grace of a bull in a china shop. Directed by Anthony Dalesandro, this short comedy pits Rodney's fast-talking, irreverent character against the rigid rules of the country club set, where his outrageous antics clash with the stuffy norms of the "gentleman's game." With a blonde and buxom date in tow, Rodney's lack of respect for golf etiquette—from bunker mishaps to club-smashing tantrums—turns a simple game into a comedy goldmine. The film captures the absurdity of trying to fit in while refusing to conform, all wrapped in Dangerfield's trademark one-liners and chaotic energy.
Set against the lush greens of a high-society golf course, *Guide to Golf Style and Etiquette* blends slapstick humor with social satire, poking fun at the pretensions of the upper class. Dangerfield's character serves as the ultimate disruptor, gleefully ignoring every rule while hilariously exposing the absurdity of golf culture. With its sharp wit and non-stop gags, this 26-minute short is a cult favorite for fans of '90s comedy, offering a quick but unforgettable dive into the world of golf gone hilariously wrong.