One of Bobby’s most admired qualities is his honesty. One stroke behind Walter Hagen on Scotland’s famous St. Andrews course, Bobby calls a penalty on himself for a minor mistake that only he knows he made. He refuses to turn pro because he feels playing for money takes the fun out of the game. This decision creates stress in his marriage, especially during the long absences when he is on tour. Shouting obscenities and throwing a golf club that hits a female spectator gets him temporarily banned from playing in USGA tournaments. The cursing would be difficult to omit since it is a significant part of the young Bobby Jones. Dove rates this film family-friendly because of positive themes of honesty, fair play and strong family values.