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It's hardly a relaxing occasion when Tom goes golfing, leaving a trail of divots and broken clubs in his wake. Finally he manages to make a hole in about 101--a hole that unfortunately is occupied by Jerry, who doesn't cotton to having a golf ball dropped on his head. After a wild chase on the links, Jerry is captured by Tom and pressed into service as a living "tee". Tom comes to regret this bit of improvisational when Jerry finally formulates a suitably painful revenge. Tee for Twois wilder and wackier than most "Tom and Jerry" cartoons of the period, with several gags evocative of William Hanna and Joseph Barbera's MGM colleague Tex Avery--and there's even an echo of Walter Lantz in the form of a hostile woodpecker. (Note to completists: one "blackface" gag has been carefully edited out of the reissue prints).