
Saga: プロゴルファー織部金次郎 Collection

Kinjiro Oribe, nicknamed Orikin, is a professional golfer who has not won a single tournament in his 17-year golf career. He arrives at the golf training course in the city center as a professional instructor, he is inspired by unique people, and he becomes obsessed with the idea of winning at least one victory on the tour, which he almost gave up...
Pro Golfer Oribe Kinjiro

The second film in the series Professional golfer Oribe Kinjiro.
Pro Golfer Oribe 2: Par is Fine
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