History Recap / DuckTales2017S1E10TheMissingLinksOfMoorshire

* DoubleMeaning: Bramble says "It can be awful hard to play once those mists roll in." While mists do make it hard to see while in one, these kind of mists also [[TakenForGranite petrify those who don't finish the game on time]].

* BrokenPedestal: After it's made clear that Scrooge cares more about golfing glory than his own family's safety, Dewey and Webby angrily shun him. It does get rebuilt later both figuratively and literally, when Scrooge admits he can't make the final shot and instead lets Dewey take it, [[VisualPun holding him up on his shoulders to reach it as he and the others are petrified by the mists.]]

* BrokenPedestal: After it's made clear that Scrooge cares more about golfing glory than his own family's safety, Dewey and Webby angrily shun him.

* BuffySpeak: Louie refers to the kelpies that try to lure the group to their deaths as "murder ponies".* ButtMonkey: In this episode, Glomgold is pretty much the brunt of any physical violence that can happen in the course.

* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Louie shouts at Scrooge during his opening swing, which causes the ball to go wild and land in the mystical circle in the woods. Scrooge insists on playing it where it lands, which teleports everyone and everything in the circle to the Druid's Cup.

* YouWereTryingTooHard: Glomgold's game immediately improves after Louie advises him to just hit the ball.

* CulturalPosturing: Of both the national and familial variety: Scrooge is very proud of the fact that their ancestor "Black" Donald McDuck both invented golf and got it banned by King James due to his frequent tantrums over losing; lampshaded by Louie asking if that's really something to be proud of.

** Likewise, Scrooge is so fixated on his unbroken winning streak that he claims to Glomgold [[IMeantToDoThat that it was on purpose]], and then, rather than accept a strok and distance penalty so they can return to the fairway, he insists that "a Scotsman plays it where it lands", activating the stone circle and transporting the whole party to the mystical golf course dimension.

** Likewise, Scrooge is so fixated on his unbroken winning streak that he claims to Glomgold [[IMeantToDoThat/that it was on purpose]], and then, rather than accept a strok and distance penalty so they can return to the fairway, he insists that "a Scotsman plays it where it lands", activating the stone circle and transporting the whole party to the mystical golf course dimension.

** Likewise, Scrooge is so fixated on his unbroken winning streak that he claims to Glomgold [IMeantToDoThat/that it was on purpose], and then, rather than accept a strok and distance penalty so they can return to the fairway, he insists that "a Scotsman plays it where it lands", activating the stone circle and transporting the whole party to the mystical golf course dimension.

** Likewise prior to this, when Scrooge locates his ball in the standing stone circle, Glomgold tells him to accept a stroke and distance penalty so they can get back on the fairway, but Scrooge insists on "playing it where it lands"; since the ball was located in good time and there's no indication that the ball passed out of bounds, Scrooge is technically within his rights to do so.

** Likewise, Scrooge is so fixated on his unbroken winning streak that he claims to Glomgold [IMeantToDoThat that it was on purpose], and then, rather than accept a strok and distance penalty so they can return to the fairway, he insists that "a Scotsman plays it where it lands", activating the stone circle and transporting the whole party to the mystical golf course dimension.

* BuffySpeak: Louie refers to the kelpies that try to lure the group to their deaths as "murder ponies".* ButtMonkey: In this episode, Glomgold is pretty much the brunt of any physical violence that can happen in the course. *CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot / UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Louie's indifference (and impatience) toward the game of golf results in him heckling at Scrooge to hurry up while he is taking his inital tee-off, causing Scrooge to slice the ball wide into the rough, necessitating the group entering the woods to find it and discovering the standing stone teleportation circle in the process.

* BuffySpeak: Louie refers to the kelpies that try to lure the group to their deaths as "murder ponies".* ButtMonkey: In this episode, Glomgold is pretty much the brunt of any physical violence that can happen in the course. *CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot/UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Louie's indifference (and impatience) toward the game of golf results in him heckling at Scrooge to hurry up while he is taking his inital tee-off, causing Scrooge to slice the ball wide into the rough, necessitating the group entering the woods to find it and discovering the standing stone teleportation circle in the process.
** Likewise, Scrooge is so fixated on his unbroken winning streak that he claims to Glomgold [MeantToDoIt that it was on purpose], and then, rather than accept a strok and distance penalty so they can return to the fairway, he insists that "a Scotsman plays it where it lands", activating the stone circle and transporting the whole party to the mystical golf course dimension.

** Likewise prior to this, when Scrooge locates his ball in the standing stone circle, Glomgold tells him to accept a stroke and distance penalty so they can get back on the fairway, but Scrooge insists on "playing it where it lands"; since the ball was located in good time and there's no indication that the ball passed out of bounds, Scrooge is within his rights to do.
* BerserkButton: Dewey snatching his club out of his hand to take a wild swing on the penultimate hole proves to be this for Scrooge.
--> '''Scrooge''': Take a club out of a Scotsman's hand, you best be prepared to ''KNOCK HIM OUT WITH IT!''

* BuffySpeak: Louie refers to the kelpies that try to lure the group to their deaths as "murder ponies".
* ButtMonkey: In this episode, Glomgold is pretty much the brunt of any physical violence that can happen in the course.

* EverybodyKnewAlready: The ducks figure out what the mystical golf course is, much to their annoyance.

* EverybodyKnewAlready: The ducks figure out what the mystical golf course is and that the mists turn people to stone before the kelpies get a chance to explain that, much to their annoyance.

* TakenForGranite: Golfers who don't finish the game fast enough are cursed to an eternal fate of being stone statues. The main cast actually suffer this fate too, until Dewey manages to complete the game right as he finishes turning to stone too.

** Glomgold, too. For the coin toss he blatantly switches the official coin for a double headed one. He's then somehow dumb enough to call tails and tries to throw the coin in the ocean in a rage, only to fail twice. Scrooge ends up letting him win the toss just to move things along.