Golf courses of today's time for the most part no longer offer caddies. Caddies have been replaced by powered golf carts, yardage books, better equipment and highly trained golf teaching professionals. Some caddies have even been replaced by animals: http:/www.llamaweb.com/uses/golfing.html During some special events, some courses will offer a caddie service as a special fund raising type of event. These are a few web sites that advertise special caddie services but you may want to check their references with your local golf course professional: http:/www.caddieconnection.com http:/www.caddychicks.com Note: I owned a golf course until July 2009 and I would not allow outside caddie services on the property. I only had a few people ask for a caddie in 14 years and our local cart boys/girls were more then willing to provide the service. Most of the kids were students trying to pay for college and caddied for tips.
20-50$
Check with any of the local golf professionals to see if they allow the cart boys/girls to caddie for tips.
There are 11000 golf courses in North America.
Miniature Golf Courses of America was created in 1998.
I work as a golf caddie at Pebble Beach.
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Golf is one sport.
George Peper is an author known for writing about golf. Some of his notable works include "The Story of America's Greatest Golf Course" and "Golf Courses of the PGA Tour." He has also contributed to various golf magazines and publications.
If a golf club hires caddies, it will provide the uniform. If you want one for personal use, check with the local golf courses and ask if there are any uniforms no longer in use you can have or buy. If this is for a school play, local clubs are always eager to benefit school activities.
no they drive the golfer around and from hole to hole
Mk1s are übercool, period. Caddies especially so...
USA has most numbers of golf courses in the world.