#caddies

With less than two weeks left before invitees arrive at Augusta National GC for the 2024 Masters, three-time champion Phil Mickelson announced he’s making a major switch to his game. On Tuesday, Mickelson announced his brother is retiring after being his faithful caddie for the past 8 years which

I am guessing that right about now PGA Tour pro Matt Kuchar might be regretting being such a cheapskate when it comes to how much he tipped a caddie last November. In case you missed it, the controversy surrounding Kuchar developed when Kuchar hired local caddie David Giral Ortiz, aka El Tucan, to

Nine-time PGA Tour winner Matt Kuchar has been under the spotlight this week for basically stiffing his caddie after taking home a winner’s check of $1,296,000 at the Mayakoba Classic last November. Kuchar’s regular caddie, John Wood, was unable to make the trip to Mexico due to a previous

There are a few PGA Tour caddies (Jim “Bones” Mackay, Mike “Fluff” Cowan, Michael Greller, etc.) who are in the multi-millionaire club, but for the vast majority, caddie life isn’t so lucrative. It is a grind that, at the end of the day, might never be very financially rewarding. Yesterday, PGA

Golf caddies at America’s most exclusive clubs are privy to conversations that you or I could never imagine. Our nations’s finest golf clubs are home to America’s empire makers, the ‘Too Big To Fail’ CEOs with generation’s worth of fortunes so vast that no man can accumulate that much wealth in one