The golf caddy and are inextricably linked. From an early start as a servant-in-waiting "Partner of the Tour player and confidant, related to the bag has is an integral part of the game.
History teaches us that the derivation of the word can be traced back to the time of Queen Mary of Scotland in 1561. It is a corruption of cadets from the French word ", a young employee, the court on the needs of the royalties waited.'s Return from France on the death of her mother, Mary took a likingto play golf. The young staff carried out their environment, the tasks on the field to those of today.
The history of the Caddy parallels the development of the game. At the beginning of golf clubs were carried in a bundle under his arm. This was a suitable arrangement, as most players use only half a dozen clubs. In the late 19th Century, the golf bag was invented to satisfy a growing number of clubs to be. Golf was a game that only the rich played and bag carriers werebe involved in the working classes in the region. They were often given to drink from the working people and hard life.
Since golf increasingly widespread, there was a growing demand for artisans. Artisans to make their stores and repair the clubs. They also took the hand of the golf balls, which had from 1618 made of hard wood balls developed a leather ball stuffed with goose feathers.
To "featherie was" a time-consuming task, and young assistants were hired to help in the workshop. To supplementtheir salary that accompanies those who could afford the game. They knew how to play more of their customers, and were the original ancestors of today's teaching and touring professionals.
Many of the early superstars of golf started their golfing life as caddies. JH Taylor, part of the Great Triumvirate of golf, which began its work at Westward Ho Golf Club in North Devon at the age of eleven years.
Francis Ouimet lived across the street from The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts, wherehe carried the bag for well-heeled members. As a 20-year-old amateur, he famous Harry Vardon and Ted Ray at the U.S. Open in 1913 beating on a course he knew well. Not begin Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Sam Snead and Byron Nelson and many others as a player. For them, the Caddy's Cabin was the way to the professional game.
Unfortunately, the emergence of pull-and-ride's cars on golf carts has stifled the introduction of youth into the game. The opportunity for young children earn up to a certainPocket money in the local golf club is now limited.
Golf clubs in affluent societies the hiring of pull trolleys and golf carts as a way of generating additional resources. Fortunately, it is still possible to play the game will be determined on some courses, as had happened to walk the course with your personal assistant.
The worn phrase "Show up, Shut Up, and Keep up the whole story to tell. It is something like "Caddy error" if the caddy known either byIgnorance of the rules or stupidity cost his players one or two penalty shots.
In the 1950s and 60s in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), there was a shortage of experienced assistance for tournament play. The organizers of the event would carry round all the locals willing to participate in a pocket. To avoid problems, which they of course, a local rule that players were not made to be punished for mistakes of their caddies.
On today's tour caddies screw from time to time, and the player mustbear the consequences. These are not simple errors, such as entered on line by another player to lose a headscarf, or forget to pack the waterproofs.
In the modern realm of possibilities for the costly mistakes are endless. The rules are a minefield and vigilant spectators hovering near their phone to report an injury. The role of a simple carrier bag has evolved over time. It's great fun and worthwhile as part of a successful team, but it can also be a heavy burden on theto take when things go terribly wrong.
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