with Lori, and Cam storms off, but Rick proves they weren't in there nearly long enough to have sex, so the allegations are dropped. The three other golfers go back to the clubhouse to find Cam, and tell him that Lori isn't cheating on him. Rick then convinces Susanne to marry him after he proves he can commit to a relationship. Soon after, they go back out to finish their game. On the last hole, in the dark, Ted hits his second shot close to the pin. Cam then says he was fired from his TV exec job two weeks earlier and can't afford to lose this game. Rick is also on the green, close to the pin, starting to feel for his friend, and his loss and desperation. On the green, Cam narrowly misses his birdie putt leaving it on the lip, leaving Rick with a putt to win. Rick feels bad for Cam and shifts his putter head slightly, hits his ball into Cam's ball and knocks Cam's ball into the hole, giving Cam and Ted the win. It is at that moment that Cam says he wasn't fired, he hustled the hustler, Rick. After that, the four of them sing the Bryan Adams song "18 'Til I Die", a song familiar to them from college. The film ends and the credits roll with the four jumping in mid-air on the 18th green. Cast Kevin Dillon - Rick Foster John Shaw - Cameron Towers Chris Gauthier - Donnie Spencer Paul Jarrett - Ted Renton Leila Johnson - Susanne Brindle Nicole Oliver - Lori Towers Ellie Harvie - Peggy Spencer Siri Baruc - Karen Smith Sarah Penikett - Stacey Peters Stephanie Penikett - Tracey Peters Matty Finochio - Course marshal Beverley Elliott - Wendy Oakley Norm Foster - Praying golfer External links 2000s sports comedy films 2006 comedy films 2000s English-language films 2000s American films 2000s Canadian films Films directed by William Dear Golf films Films shot in British Columbia American sports comedy films English-language Canadian films 2006 films Canadian sports comedy films