This episode of The Beverly Hillbillies sees the Clampetts face off against Major League Baseball legend Leo Durocher. The episode revolves around the Clampetts' initial fascination with golf, and their subsequent introduction to Mr. Durocher, the Dodgers, and baseball. The family finds themselves caught up in a series of misunderstandings and hilarious mishaps.
The Clampetts' attempts to emulate Mr. Drysdale's golf game go horribly wrong, as they struggle to adapt their country style (and weapons) to the etiquette of the exclusive Beverly Hills golf course. Their definition of "golf" is completely different from the refined game enjoyed by regulars in Beverly Hills.
The Clampetts meet Leo Durocher, the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Their initial, humorous interactions and Durocher's charm lead to a discussion about baseball, something the Clampetts have never encountered before. The episode shows the contrast between the Clampetts' rural background and the sophisticated world of professional baseball. and its charm.
The episode highlights Jethro's surprising talent with a baseball, which leads to Durocher's interest in him as a potential player. Durocher's contract offer to Jethro is humorous, as the family struggles to adjust to this new perspective, initially mistaking his proposal for a simple game of golf. The family's unique perspective leads to some humorous situations.
Additionally, the episode features several humorous situations based on the game of golf. This involves everything from the challenges of their country's golf equipment, finding unusual golf balls (like those in trees), and misunderstanding the rules of the game. These highlight the humorous clash of cultures.
Ultimately, however, the Clampetts, especially Jethro, the main focus of the episode, do not fully understand baseball. Although they are initially enthusiastic, the episode is mainly devoted to showcasing the Clampett family's misadventures with golf and their encounter with MLB legend Leo Durocher.