Sarumaru doesn't need permission to belong in golf, so the entire establishment has to burn itself down trying to stop him. He's playing with a handmade driver in betting matches while Mr. X deploys trained assassins in polo shirts, and somehow the kid with nothing is the only one who understands what golf actually is. The show spends 143 episodes proving that raw hunger and refusal to play by the rules matter more than every advantage money can buy.
Sarumaru is a rough-around-the-edges kid living in the countryside with his huge family, surviving by playing golf for money using nothing but a club he built himself. His raw talent catches the attention of Mr. X, a mysterious power broker who controls the entire golf world from the shadows. Instead of welcoming the boy as a protégé, Mr. X sees potential leverage and sends his elite golfers to crush Sarumaru on the course, intending to break his spirit and force him into submission. What follows is a relentless series of high-stakes matches where Sarumaru must prove his unconventional style can compete against trained professionals backed by unlimited resources. His scrappy determination clashes with Mr. X's calculated manipulation, turning every tournament into a battle for independence. The show balances genuine golf competition with shonen-style intensity, treating each match like a psychological war rather than a simple sport. Expect underdog triumph mixed with character-driven drama, as Sarumaru refuses to be anyone's puppet.