Baxter weaves all this together into a fascinating and fairly damning indictment, not so much of golf, but of the arrogant culture of exclusivity that has overtaken it worldwide. This is a real Scottish horror film.
Baxter (right) has a talent for getting under the skin of the evasive and the self-aggrandising.
The film bubbles over with anger, but it's a little too righteous and one-sided for its own good.
Fascinating but rambling.
Is this doc supposed to be a general anti-golf expose or part two of Trumped? Still, it’s rousing stuff.
Baxter's film-making style is similar to that of Louis Theroux and Jon Ronson. He's playful and mischievous but never loses sight of the bigger points he is trying to make about the abuse of power and democracy by golf-loving kleptocrats.
If this follow-up lacks the personal focus of the original, it makes up for it in terms of global context, with talking heads such as Robert F Kennedy Jr proving valuable allies in the search for truth.
General release. Check local listings for show times.