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Summary Of Francis: Meeting With The Mentor

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However there is a desire in Francis so his father lends him the money on one condition. If Francis does not win the qualifying round he will have to quit golf and get a real job. At this point in the movie Francis had to take a chance. He was scared and didn’t know the outcome yet but he needed to do something for himself and see where this door could lead him. The next step for Francis is Meeting with the Mentor. Now this does not occur right after the qualifying round because Francis ends up losing and having to get a job. But you see his mentor throughout the movie cheering him on and helping him through the challenges he is facing. Mr. Campbell the caddie master is the one pushing for Francis throughout the movie. At one point later on

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