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Who's Your Caddy? (2007)
Superstar rap mogul C-Note wants to join the Carolina Pines Golf & Country Club, but faces stiff opposition from the establishment's snooty members. C-Note forces the issue by purchasing the land adjacent to the golf course's 17th hole. As the club leaders search for a way to revoke his membership, C-Note realizes his family's honor and golf history are at stake, and digs in for the fight of his life.
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Superstar rap mogul C-Note wants to join the Carolina Pines Golf & Country Club, but faces stiff opposition from the establishment's snooty members. C-Note forces the issue by purchasing the land adjacent to the golf course's 17th hole. As the club leaders search for a way to revoke his membership, C-Note realizes his family's honor and golf history are at stake, and digs in for the fight of his life.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Don Michael Paul, Bradley Allenstein, Robert Henny
In Theaters:7/27/2007
Box Office:$5,700,000
Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Eleven Eleven Films, Kia-Jam, Rifkin-Eberts Productions, Our Stories Films, Dimension Films
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