Tin Cup Final Hole at Harold Spence blog

Tin Cup Final Hole. Roy mcavoy, played by kevin. one of the most iconic golf scenes in “tin cup” is the final scene where roy mcavoy attempts to hit the ball over the water hazard on the 18th hole of the u.s. in honor of tin cup's 25th anniversary, we spoke with a group of people behind the most authentic golf movie ever made—including to tin cup himself. scenes for “tin cup” were shot on the forest course and deerwood, as well as at the kingwood clubhouse for the bar scene, where costner won a bet by. roy mcavoy (kevin costner) on the final hole at the us open. nearly 24 years since its premier, the moment on the silver screen remains as entertaining—and memorable—as ever: on the last day of the u.s. yes, the famous hole from tin cup is a real golf hole—and we explain why it should be on every golfer's bucket list.

one of the most iconic golf scenes in “tin cup” is the final scene where roy mcavoy attempts to hit the ball over the water hazard on the 18th hole of the u.s. scenes for “tin cup” were shot on the forest course and deerwood, as well as at the kingwood clubhouse for the bar scene, where costner won a bet by. nearly 24 years since its premier, the moment on the silver screen remains as entertaining—and memorable—as ever: roy mcavoy (kevin costner) on the final hole at the us open. in honor of tin cup's 25th anniversary, we spoke with a group of people behind the most authentic golf movie ever made—including to tin cup himself. on the last day of the u.s. yes, the famous hole from tin cup is a real golf hole—and we explain why it should be on every golfer's bucket list. Roy mcavoy, played by kevin.

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Tin Cup Final Hole scenes for “tin cup” were shot on the forest course and deerwood, as well as at the kingwood clubhouse for the bar scene, where costner won a bet by. roy mcavoy (kevin costner) on the final hole at the us open. yes, the famous hole from tin cup is a real golf hole—and we explain why it should be on every golfer's bucket list. on the last day of the u.s. in honor of tin cup's 25th anniversary, we spoke with a group of people behind the most authentic golf movie ever made—including to tin cup himself. scenes for “tin cup” were shot on the forest course and deerwood, as well as at the kingwood clubhouse for the bar scene, where costner won a bet by. nearly 24 years since its premier, the moment on the silver screen remains as entertaining—and memorable—as ever: one of the most iconic golf scenes in “tin cup” is the final scene where roy mcavoy attempts to hit the ball over the water hazard on the 18th hole of the u.s. Roy mcavoy, played by kevin.