Tin Cup

Jerry Maguire combines the world of sports with a compelling romantic subplot in a way that fans of Tin Cup will appreciate, with Tom Cruise playing a sports agent who experiences a moral epiphany and strives for a more meaningful professional and personal life.

While more slapstick in its humor, Happy Gilmore shares the underdog story common with Tin Cup, with Adam Sandler playing a failed hockey player who discovers a unique talent for golf, bringing a raucous edge to the sport.

Another Kevin Costner classic, Field of Dreams elicits a sense of nostalgia and the love for sports that fans of Tin Cup can relate to, centering on a farmer who builds a baseball diamond in his Iowa cornfield and the magical events that follow.

Caddyshack is a quintessential golf comedy that should appeal to fans of Tin Cup for its hijinks on the links, with a star-studded cast including Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, and Bill Murray providing laughs amidst the fairways.

Bull Durham captures the blend of sports, romance, and comedy that fans loved in Tin Cup, with Kevin Costner playing a seasoned minor league catcher who mentors a young pitching prospect while navigating a love triangle.

Just like Tin Cup, The Legend of Bagger Vance combines the drama of golf with a spiritual journey, featuring Will Smith as a mystical caddy who aids a war veteran to find his swing and himself on the golf course.

For Love of the Game offers another sports-centric romantic drama featuring Kevin Costner, focusing on an aging baseball pitcher reflecting on his life and love during what might be his final game.

The Greatest Game Ever Played is a historical sports drama that mirrors Tin Cup's golf narrative, following the true story of Francis Ouimet, an amateur who went head-to-head with his golfing idol in the 1913 US Open.