The comedy film 'Caddyshack' directed by Harold Ramis is released in theaters.
Bill Murray plays the role of Carl Spackler, which becomes one of his iconic roles.
Principal photography for 'Caddyshack' starts in various locations including the Rolling Hills Golf Club in California.
Filming wrapped up, post-production begins.
Danny Noonan starts working as a caddy at Bushwood Country Club to earn money for college.
Wealthy and boisterous Al Czervik arrives at Bushwood, stirring up the traditional golf club atmosphere.
Groundskeeper Carl Spackler intensifies his efforts to capture the elusive gopher invading the golf course.
Danny seeks to win the favor of Judge Smails to earn a caddy scholarship by assisting his grandson, Tony.
Al plays pranks and disrupts tournaments, conflicting with Judge Smails' conservative nature.
A golf tournament is held at Bushwood which becomes the central event of competition and climax.
Carl finally tries to blow up the gopher's hole using dynamite during the tournament preparations.
Danny must choose between helping Judge Smails or taking Al Czervik's bribe to fix the tournament.
The golf game climaxes with chaos involving the gopher and Danny's final shots determining the tournament outcome.
