film where young lad hits golf ball into yellow dumpster

Failed hockey player-turned-golf whiz Happy Gilmore -- whose unconventional approach and antics on the grass courts the ire of rival Shooter McGavin -- is determined to win a PGA tournament so he can save his granny's house with the prize money. Meanwhile, an attractive tour publicist tries to soften Happy's image.

Revisit Happy Gilmore's golf career after his win in the Tour Championship.

Dumpster tells the story of what happens when Jim, a janitor on the campus of an elite university, discovers Francis, a wealthy frat boy, hiding in a mobile garbage bin. Jim wrestles with adult responsibilities at home with his girlfriend and her child, while Francis struggles to overcome his roommate's suicide, getting 'dumped' by his girlfriend, and outgrowing the fraternity scene. Their late-night meetings at the Dumpster allow them to shed their labels and uniforms and find out how the other half lives, while discovering some good stuff in the dumpster.

"By chance someone told me a joke and I found it suitable to adapt and make movie." From this idea came up "In golf we trust". The story shows a superb and foul-mouthed golfer that, after several tries, fails to hit the ball and is furious with his caddy, an innocent-looking boy who faithfully obeys the orders of his employer, despite the abuse to which he is submitted. Unsurprisingly, being a joke, it ends up with a shot funny surprise, obviously not to be revealed.

The journey of one young boy from the Mumbai slums to the annals of golfing glory.

A comedic short film about two best friends who dumpster dive in their neighborhood