In addition to golf and swimming, name two other outdoor sport activities we KNOW are available at beautiful Bushwood Country Club.

Much of the humor in "Caddyshack" is generated by Rodney Dangerfield's over-the-top performance as the boorish Al Czervik. All through the film, Czervik alternately entertains his hosts, "the Scotts", (and the audience) and annoys the straitlaced snobs who constitute Bushwood Country Club's core membership. However, there is another facet of his character, revealed in his first lines during the movie's "dinner scene", that may reveal why he acts this way through the bulk of the film. What is this?

"You owe me one gumball machine."

What was the full name of Chevy Chase's character in the film?

"People don't say that...as far as you know."

What is the name of Al's 'Jewish' friend that he brings to Bushwood?

Where is Danny's father going to get him a job if he doesn't go to college?

Everybody would know that Fred Pickering is a bishop. What is his religious denomination?

Beyond his unique motivation for acting the way he does, it is also made explicit (albeit subtly) that Al Czervik has ascended to his material wealth from a very working-class existence, and thus has a deeper appreciation for a more physical, visceral existence than the "old money" group represented by Judge Smails. What was Czervik's now-obsolete occupation as a youth?