After he caddied, he was exhausted but also felt a sense of accomplishment.
Although he caddied diligently, he never received a significant tip.
Although he caddied poorly at first, he quickly learned the ropes.
Because he caddied, he knew exactly which club to recommend on each hole.
Before becoming a pro golfer, she caddied to gain experience and course knowledge.
Even though he caddied professionally, he never developed a passion for golf himself.
Having caddied for years, he developed an uncanny ability to read the greens.
Having caddied in harsh conditions, he understood the importance of proper hydration.
He caddied and became a local legend known for his wise advice.
He caddied and became a respected figure in the golfing community.
He caddied and became an ambassador for the sport of golf.
He caddied and witnessed moments of both profound joy and crushing disappointment.
He caddied as a summer job, unaware that it would shape his future career.
He caddied as a way to stay active and engaged in the community.
He caddied at the local club all summer to save money for college.
He caddied because he believed in the power of golf to bring people together.
He caddied because he believed in the transformative power of golf.
He caddied because he enjoyed being outdoors and surrounded by nature.
He caddied because he enjoyed the camaraderie and the shared love of the game.
He caddied because he found the game of golf intellectually stimulating.
He caddied because he loved being close to the action, even if he wasn't playing.
He caddied briefly before realizing it wasn't the right career path for him.
He caddied for his father in the club championship, hoping to bring him luck.
He caddied mostly for tourists, sharing local lore along with clubs and balls.
He caddied not for money, but to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine.
He caddied not just for the money, but for the intellectual challenge.
He caddied out of necessity, but he learned valuable lessons about perseverance.
He caddied quietly, observing the golfer's strategy without offering unwanted advice.
He caddied regularly, becoming a familiar face around the golf course.
He caddied so often that he could predict the wind's effect on the ball's trajectory.
He caddied to appreciate the dedication and skill required to excel in professional golf.
He caddied to earn money for his sick mother's medical bills.
He caddied to escape the pressures of everyday life and find peace of mind.
He caddied to gain a competitive edge in his own golf tournaments.
He caddied to learn the secrets of successful golf swings.
He caddied to stay connected to the game he loved even after injuries prevented him from playing.
He caddied without complaint, even in the sweltering heat.
He caddied, absorbing knowledge about golf equipment and techniques from the best in the game.
He caddied, developing a deep appreciation for the natural beauty of the golf course.
He caddied, developing a keen eye for detail and a strong work ethic.
He caddied, enduring long hours and demanding players with a smile.
He caddied, finding fulfillment in helping others achieve their golfing goals.
He caddied, finding meaning and purpose in his work.
He caddied, honing his knowledge of club selection and course management.
He caddied, honing his skills in reading the greens and providing invaluable advice.
He caddied, learning the etiquette and traditions of the sport.
He caddied, learning valuable lessons about patience and perseverance.
He caddied, mastering the art of reading the greens and judging distances.
He caddied, passing on his knowledge and experience to aspiring golfers.
He caddied, saving every penny he earned to buy his own set of clubs.
He caddied, witnessing both acts of great sportsmanship and egregious cheating.
His dream was to stop caddying and start playing golf himself.
I remember when he first caddied, he was so nervous he almost dropped the bag.
I've heard stories that he caddied to support his family during the Depression.
My grandfather caddied for Bobby Jones back in his youth.
Once he caddied for a temperamental golfer who constantly blamed him for bad shots.
She caddied and became a mentor to younger caddies.
She caddied and became an advocate for caddies' rights and fair treatment.
She caddied and discovered a hidden talent for strategy and problem-solving.
She caddied and found a sense of community and support among her fellow caddies.
She caddied and learned to adapt to different personalities and playing styles.
She caddied and learned to navigate the complex social dynamics of the golf club.
She caddied and left a lasting legacy of excellence and sportsmanship.
She caddied and made lifelong friends among the other caddies.
She caddied and witnessed firsthand the triumphs and frustrations of the game.
She caddied because she enjoyed the strategic thinking involved in the game.
She caddied despite the prejudice against female caddies at the time.
She caddied during the summer break to earn spending money.
She caddied for her brother, offering moral support more than technical guidance.
She caddied hoping to meet influential people who could help her career.
She caddied on weekends, escaping the monotony of her weekday job.
She caddied reluctantly, only because her father made her.
She caddied smartly, anticipating the golfer's needs before they were expressed.
She caddied to break free from the confines of her small town.
She caddied to challenge gender stereotypes and pave the way for future female caddies.
She caddied to gain a better understanding of the business side of golf.
She caddied to improve her own golf game by observing experienced players.
She caddied to inspire others to pursue their dreams, no matter how challenging.
She caddied to learn the intricacies of course management and strategy from seasoned players.
She caddied to overcome her shyness, forcing herself to interact with strangers.
She caddied to prove that hard work and dedication can lead to success.
She caddied to prove to herself that she could handle a physically demanding job.
She caddied to support her family after her father lost his job.
She caddied while writing her novel, drawing inspiration from the golfers she met.
She caddied, demonstrating that hard work, determination, and a positive attitude can lead to success.
She caddied, developing her communication and interpersonal skills while working with diverse clients.
She caddied, fascinated by the diverse personalities she encountered.
She caddied, finding a sense of purpose and belonging in the golfing community.
She caddied, finding solace in the quiet beauty of the golf course.
She caddied, inspiring others with her passion for the game and her unwavering dedication.
She caddied, leaving a positive impact on the lives of the golfers she assisted.
She caddied, proving that age is no barrier to success and personal growth.
She caddied, proving that women could excel in a traditionally male-dominated field.
She caddied, secretly dreaming of becoming a professional golfer herself.
She caddied, using her earnings to fund her education.
The aspiring golf pro caddied to supplement his meager winnings.
The seasoned veteran caddied with a quiet confidence that inspired trust.
The young boy caddied enthusiastically, eager to learn the nuances of the game.
Though he caddied only a few times, he made lasting connections with several golfers.
Years ago, my uncle caddied for a celebrity during a charity tournament.