Joe Bona struggles in life after the death of his loving wife and two small children, who died in a car accident fifteen years ago. His wife''s final words were that Joe follow his dream as a semi-professional golfer to become a pro. The death of his family turned his life upside down. Fifteen years later, Joe receives unsolicited visits from a former pro golfer who urges and convinces Joe to get back into shape, and back on the course. At the same time, Joe develops a friendship with his clever ten-year-old neighbor Sarah, who is living with her grandma. Suffering from her own tragedy with the loss of her own parents, Joe and Sarah’s common loss creates a powerful friendship and a connection between the two. Sarah, being smart and witty, sees first-hand of Joe’s loneliness and emboldens him to date a beautiful younger waitress named, Jennifer. Ironically, Jennifer remembers Joe from years before, sharing that the waitresses of the café called him “Two Sugars”. Sarah ardently jokes wit