Hole in One

Synopsis

Hole in One is a 2009 comedy film starring Steve Talley as Eric Keller, a college student who finds himself recovering from a broken heart following a painful breakup. In an attempt to heal and find new friendships, Eric decides to get a series of plastic surgeries to attract attention and reinvent himself. Set against the backdrop of college life, the film explores themes of self-discovery, friendship, and the awkwardness of young adulthood. Packed with raunchy humor and slapstick moments, Hole in One delivers a light-hearted, albeit exaggerated, narrative revolving around Eric's misadventures as he navigates love, identity, and social acceptance.

Cast

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  Steve Talley

  Eric P. Keller

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  David Ellison

  Tyler Hayden

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  Dean Cameron

  Dr. Carlton Piedmont

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  Christopher Showerman

  Dr. Hamilton Manning

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  Sandra Lynn Ellison

  Mandy Hayden

• K.T. Tatara

  Mark Zbeitnefsky

Reviews

Hole in One has been met with largely negative criticism from both audiences and critics alike. On IMDb, the movie holds a low rating of 2.9/10, indicating general disapproval. Critics often point to the film’s reliance on stereotypical college comedy tropes and a predictable plotline. For instance, some critics have described the humor as crass and juvenile, with The Austin Chronicle noting that the film