The Million Dollar Putt

Thirteen-year-old Ed "Bogie" Bogard may be blind, but his uncanny golf swing discovered at a driving range earns him a shot at a million-dollar prize in the fifth annual Angus Killick Memorial Golf Tournament in Hawai'i. With the help of his inventive neighbor Birdie, who creates elaborate miniature worlds but has never learned to ride a bike, Bogie must turn his natural talent into a team effort, because blind golfing requires a coach. The pair faces high stakes and personal doubts as they navigate the tournament's pressures and the challenge of sinking a ten-foot putt under the spotlight. The story blends the tension of a high-stakes golf competition with the quirks of an unlikely partnership.