A CEO of a small tech company, Chang-wook, must win billions worth bid for National EV charger project against Gwang-woo, an ex-business partner who has thrived with lobbying after stealing Chang-wook's original technology. Discovering Gwang-woo's secret connection with the decision-maker Minister Cho, he plans his first-ever golf outing to win over the deal. Finally, the golf round day has come, but everything is not the way he planned. Scandal, betrayal and chase in this 18-hole round.
Acting
Ha Jung-woo directed himself losing his mind on a golf course
Direction
Turns 18 holes into a ticking-clock thriller
Writing
Corporate jargon as weaponized poetry
Director
Ha Jung-woo
Ha Jung-woo
Yoon Chang-wook
Kim Eui-sung
Manager Choi
Kang Hae-lim
Pro Jin
Lee Dong-hwi
Reporter Park
Park Byung-eun
Son Kwang-woo
Kang Mal-geum
Minister Cho
Choi Si-won
Ma Tae-soo
Cha Joo-young
Da-mi
Park Hae-soo
Golf field owner
Kwak Sun-young
Director Kim
Hyun Bong-sik
Garcini
Uhm Ha-neul
Ho-sik
Lee Soo-in
Eun-jung
Park Kyung-hye
Jung-sook
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Ha Jung-woo learned golf specifically for this role and reportedly developed a genuine obsession, playing daily during production.
The film satirizes Korea's real 'golf gate' corruption scandals where billion-dollar contracts were literally decided on fairways. Minister Cho's character reportedly combines elements of three actual government officials.
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