Most of the time a caddy is an employee of the golfer. Where I caddy (Royal Portrush Golf Club) we have a caddy master who arranges caddys for visiting golfers, however he is an employee of the club. Some clubs around the world will employ full time caddys and aim to make a profit from hiring them to members and visiting golfers.
On the professional tours a caddy is always an employee of the golfer.
Very rarely. In most clubs it is decided by a rota, though some players choose which caddy they want.
free clubs that they are paid to use.
A forecaddie typically caddies for a group of golfers, ranging from 1 to 4 players. Their role is to help with spotting shots, providing yardages, and assisting players with their clubs and equipment.
Temporary employees are employees that are not live players.
You are allowed 14 clubs according to the USGA
The plural of caddy is caddies.
Yes, they probably do have one written into their contracts. This would probably inlcude things like living and general expenses. The caddies would most likely have this just incase their player does not have a good tournament, as caddies get a percentage of their players winnings.
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Shower caddies are very useful for keeping someone's shower area organized. Numerous accessories can be put in the shower caddies such as shampoo or brushes.
There is only really two, the caddy who carries the bag and the forecaddy, who ball spots in practice rounds and cleans the clubs before play (forecaddies aren't too common anymore).
Shower caddies are very useful for keeping someone's shower area organized. Numerous accessories can be put in the shower caddies such as shampoo or brushes.
Up until 1983, all players were supplied caddies by Augusta National. From 1983 they were allowed to bring their own. They are the caddies who would caddy for the players on a week to week basis on tour.