Caddyshack Trivia Questions

Answer: Al Czervik

Al comments on Mrs. Smails' apparent age at the dance in the clubhouse. The Judge isn't too pleased!

Answer: Ted Knight

Famous quote exchange between Knight and Dangerfield: Judge Smails: "I demand satisfaction." Al Czervik: "Yeah, well I'll tell you what's satisfying: CASH. I'll shoot you 18 holes for ten thousand bucks." Judge Smails: "I could beat you with one good arm." Al Czervik: "Well, how about teams, then. I'll take Ty here, and you can have Dr. Frankenputz." Dr. Beeper: "I beg your pardon." Ty Webb: "Judge, Al, I don't play golf...for money...against people." Quotes are according to www.imdb.com's memorable quotes section.

Answer: Ty Webb

Ty's response to the Judge saying he's no slouch himself.

Answer: Kenny Loggins

He is great and he was awesome in "Footloose" too.

Answer: Nebraska

The first allusion to this setting comes when Danny consults Ty Webb on going to college. Webb asks: "Do you want to go to college?" "In Nebraska?", Danny replies incredulously. (I will admit as a native Nebraskan that my home state does have something of a "brain drain" of students going out of state for higher education, but the honest truth is that Nebraska does have one of the highest percentages of high school graduates attending college of any state in the union, and is consistently among the top ten states in the nation for standardized test scores. Just thought I'd throw that in.) Danny is apparently bucking for a placement at the fictional "St. Copious of Northern Nebraska". Must be close to Carhenge - but that's another quiz.

The Nebraska connection comes up later when Al Czervik ends one of his exchanges with Tony: "When are you due back in Boys Town?" Boys Town is an incorporated village in suburban Omaha, Nebraska dedicated to at risk youth. Founded in 1921 by Catholic clergyman Edward J. Flanagan, the community, now known as Girls and Boys Town, was the basis of a 1938 movie starring Mickey Rooney and Spencer Tracy, with Tracy winning an Oscar for his role as Father Flanagan. Rodney Dangerfield, unfortunately, was denied this honor for "Caddyshack".

Answer: Carl Spackler

Carl shows his contempt towards groundskeeper Sandy after he's ordered to kill the gophers. Carl doesn't understand Sandy's Scottish accent.

Answer: Dan Resin

Dan Resin also played Rogers in the 1980 movie "Soggybottom USA".

Answer: Mr. Havercamp

When Tony is caddying for the old couple.

Answer: Fat

One of the best lines in the movie!

Answer: Help sort my holy cards

Danny certainly understands why Maggie is inviting him upstairs, and it's pretty obvious her roomies aren't shocked by the question or their actions. I guess a nice Catholic girl can't just come right out and ask for it.

Answer: Al Czervik

Al enters the club shop for the first time and attempts to buy nearly everything in sight, much to the displeasure of the Judge who is watching.

Answer: Henry Wilcoxon

One of the few big quotes from The Bishop comes from this exchange with Danny Noonan: Bishop: "Why don't you come on down to our new Lutheran center?" Danny Noonan: "I've often thought about becoming a priest." Bishop: "Oh, are you a Roman Catholic?" [Danny nods]
Bishop: "Oh, then I'm sorry, but I'm afraid you can't come." Quotes are according to www.imdb.com's memorable quotes section.

Answer: Tony D'Annunzio

Tony's response to the bullshot question.

Answer: 2 Briar

'We have a pool and a pond--pond would be good for you.' - Chase

Answer: Best ball, match play

Caddymaster Lou (who has been drafted as referee) explains the rules of the match in detail right after he asks the players to agree to "waive all sanctions... or anything that might get me fired." Under this format (also known as "four-ball") each player plays his own ball from tee to cup, with the lowest individual score winning the hole for his team.

Answer: Ty Webb

Ty is talking with Danny about the latter's possible future working in a lumberyard if he doesn't go to college.

Answer: Harold Ramis

Harold Ramis played Russell Ziskey in the 1981 movie "Stripes" with Bill Murray.

Answer: Al Czervic

Al's "compliment" to Mrs. Smails at the 4th party.

Answer: 35th

That was a huge trophy, eh?

Answer: Fresca

'How 'bout a Fresca!?'

Answer: By height

This is especially funny when Chevy Chase, at 6'4", is looking down to explain this to Ted Knight (5'9").

Answer: Ty Webb

Ty gives his reasons for competing in the illegal tournament against the Judge. The Judge had tried to persuade Ty not to play by reminding him that the Judge and Ty's father built the golf club together.