The Sand of My Soul
A grandfather speaking to his grandson.
On his eighty-second birthday, a retired Black caddie spends an afternoon at Pinehurst with his teenage grandson. Hole by hole, he recounts how he came to carry Donald Ross's bag in the early 1900s.
Not a golf movie. A movie about these men, and the village that rose out of the sand around them. Shot on location in Pinehurst.
Morgan Freeman stars as Walter Jackson.
- Directed by Kevin Willmott
- Screenplay by Michael Vickerman
- Story by Chris Auman, Curtis Akin, and Michael Vickerman
- Produced by Chris Auman and Curtis Akin
- Produced by Lori McCreary and Gary Lucchesi
- A Shadow Clock Films and Revelations Entertainment Production
Chris Auman
Producer and story on The Sand of My Soul. A Moore County native and one of the Sandhills’ most prolific landscape photographers, he comes to pictures from public safety, telecommunications, and railroading.
Curtis Akin
Producer and story on The Sand of My Soul. A property master with thirty years in the art department, his pictures include Top Gun: Maverick, Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End, and Walk the Line.
Revelations Entertainment
Lori McCreary and Gary Lucchesi will produce The Sand of My Soul in partnership with Shadow Clock Films.
Caddy House Productions
Caddy House Productions, Inc., our production company, hires and houses the cast and crew of each picture. Its offices and warehouse stand in Pinehurst.
Pinehurst, as we see it
Before the camera rolls, the stills. Chris Auman has photographed the Sandhills for years, in the first light and the last, and the picture is made in that light.










Photographs · Chris Auman
A Shadow Clock
A sundial keeps time with nothing but a shadow and the sun. So does a story told well. We take our name from the oldest clock there is, and from the long light on the Sandhills at either end of the day.
