Go Seve!

Probably the strangest documentary I have seen for a while. As a golf enthusiast I was expecting much more this dismayingly bad film. The bland badly acted "dramatic" sections added absolutely nothing, there is plenty of archive footage why not use some of that. The comments were mainly from the 70s and 80s, strangely vocal not visual. Why no current interviews, particularly family and friends, there must have been a wealth of material there. Why no mention of the fact that his brothers and maternal uncle were golf pros. The film was just hagiography. The best part of the film was at the end which was very touching. I gave the film a fairly decent vote for the segments actually showing Seve. A shameful film about a golfing great.