andydandycole

I've seen many things happen on the golf course. Some strange and some hilarious. The greatest thing I've ever seen happen actually occurred a few weeks ago. Here's the story, one of the players in the group in front of us left a club on the previous hole and told his Cart Runner to take the cart and go grab it for him. I watched the caddy drive along side of the hole and watched in awe as he didn't notice a very sneak sand trap and drove the cart right into it. At first I thought the kid died but me and a few others ran over and pulled him out and he was fine. However his golfer was not.

I'm not sure if you are trying to be racist. But it's an interesting topic because in the 60's my country club was largely racist and there were no African American members. One of the nicest (and a big tipper) people I've ever caddied for was African American.

A friend of mind recommended it to me for a quick way to make money.

All of the interesting golfers, and other caddies you meet. Some of my closest friends I have met through caddying.

The job of a caddy at a country club is to make the round more enjoyable for the golfer. I watch every ball, I measure the distance to the hole, rake sand traps. The most useful thing I do as a caddy would have to be reading the greens. It is important to know how much a ball will break and telling the golfer how he should approach the putt.