The only thing I'll say to that is that really has nothing to do with Al's behavior. Al simply started acting like a douche, insulting people without knowing them. Think of the events from the perspective of a disinterested third party. All we see is the judge trying to enjoy a golf game and Al starts shouting at him, which even players on a public course would have issues with. He then starts playing music very loud on the course, another violation that no course, public or private would allow.

The judge is a liar, cheat, abusive, a cheap-skate and a racist.
I'll take a jackass like Al any day over a hypocritical jerk like the judge.
Just for the record, Ty was the son of the co-founder. His dad co-founded it with the judge.
Either way, that doesn't give the judge the right to be such an a-hole. He knows he could be facing criminal charges for throwing his putter like that, but instead of standing up and admitting his stupidity, allows a teenager to take the blame.
"I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. I didn't want to do it. I felt I owed them."

Agree with OP, watching the scene now where Czervik is tearing around in the boat. And agree with this post..

Speaking of douches, I found Danny the biggest one of all, especially after Smails' favorable treatment of him. I didn't need the Danny-Lacey thing eithertoo forced.

I would agree with that.
"Interesting the same people that want me to register my guns don't want me to show an ID to vote."

As a kid I took Al's side because he was funny, but as an adult I have to side with the judge.
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