Seven Days In Utopia based on David L. Cook 's 2009 novel of inspiration, directed by Matthew Dean Russell, "Sacred Journey Golf: Seven days a list of utopia," a kind of Southern Fried, Christian. "Tuesdays with Morrie" Utopia is the name of the idyllic small town Texas, population 373 (depending on the scenario, credited to four writers, including Mr. Cook), where Luke Chisholm (Lucas Black), an ambitious young professional golfer, the earth after an embarrassing public debacle.
In a rage after a humiliating defeat, Luke runs his car through a fence on the property of Johnny Crawford (Robert Duvall), a weathered rancher and former golf pro who arrives in his van, and gently pull Luke in his hand. Johnny volunteers to coach Luke if he will spend the next week in Utopia, where the golfer Rancher youth centers in his trophy-filled office and treated like an honored guest.
This little oasis of piety and good will can be described as an antechamber of Paradise. It even has its own resident angel, Sarah Hawkins (Deborah Ann Woll), a beautiful waitress and aspiring Horse Whisperer with a floating strawberry blonde mane.
Chaste love story of Luke and Sarah with a child is a history sidebar, which is always to find God and find your game and realizing that the game is not everything. At the same time, God, golf lessons, will be channeled Johnny, Luke helps his confidence back and she is facing climate scenes from a quiet masterpiece.
According to the guardianship Johnny, Luke found a handful of new and better and learn patience in a fly fishing trip with his mentor. A kind of Zen master reborn, Johnny teaches Luke to paint a shot (literally on a canvas) in front of them. It takes Luke altitude in a small plane, then cut the engine, let Luke to make a soft landing.
Johnny has conquered his demons, especially the love of the bottle, which cost him his marriage to a woman whose loss is so painful still. Nobody is playing the wise old coots convincing Mr. Duvall, 80 hours He gives so much severity, and heart as any player can folksy homilies Cook, many of which are encapsulated in the motto of persistent "to see, feel, trust, "he scribbles that Luke golf balls as" SFT.
