Netflix Announces Streaming Debut for 'The Long Game' 2024 Starring Jay Hernandez and Dennis Quaid

The highly praised film ‘The Long Game’ will premiere on Netflix in the United States on July 12th, 2024.

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‘The Long Game’ Introduction

As we gather more details about Netflix’s July 2024 lineup in the United States, we’re excited to include the historical sports drama ‘The Long Game,’ directed by Julio Quintana.

Five young Mexican-American Caddies, driven by immense love for game, set out to create their golf course in the centre of South Texas desert where they would learn how to play golf in 1955.

What is the Storyline of ‘The Long Game’?

Inspired by the critically acclaimed self-published book written by Humberto G. Garcia, the motion picture follows the tale of five youthful assistant golfers of Mexican-American origin who in 1955 in the desert of South Texas they built their own golf course propelled by nothing much else apart from their passion for the game.

Even if they begun with olden apparatus and minus propound schooling, these guys surprised many people by being anti-anticompetitive with opulent all-white sides and gathering victory in the 1957 Texas State High School Golf Championship. Their motivating travel, which is like “A Field of Dreams” as far as golf is concerned, managed not only to do away with bias but also facilitated various Hispanic PGA Golfers in future years.

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The film chronicles the true story of five young Mexican American caddies in 1955 who established a golf course in the midst of the South Texas brush country. Despite starting with outdated equipment and lacking professional instruction, they challenged wealthy, all-white teams and triumphed by winning the 1957 Texas State High School Golf Championship.

Who is the Director of ‘The Long Game’?

Julio Quintana – Julio Quintana was born in Los Angeles, the eldest of five brothers. His parents immigrated from Cuba following nearly a decade under Castro’s revolution, eventually settling in California. His father became the first in their family to earn a college degree.