caddies

"Thanks to his uncle, sixteen-year-old Sam Parma lands the job of caddying for the President at a celebrity golf tournament. His younger brother, Matthew, will be caddying alongside him. Well, sort of; Matthew gets to drive around in a cart, plays the "cute" card, and gets away with everything. Meanwhile, Sam slaves away hauling clubs next to egotistical caddy Chip Swanson, a popular high school senior who makes it known that he's just as good as any of the pros. Sam wants to prove he is cut out for a career like professional tour caddy, Major, but soon worries he just may not be good enough. Sam finds the simple rules of being a caddy not so simple"--Amazon.com.

Miller Packard, a Los Angeles police detective in 1953, becomes romantically involved with Norah, the sole survivor of a violent boat-jacking in which she was raped and her husband killed, but it becomes apparent her recovery is far from complete when Miller takes African-American caddy Lionel "Train" Walk under his wing, and the three of them embark on a path to disaster.

Bagger Vance, a caddy who holds the secret of the Authentic Swing, has a profound influence on the life of a young man who lost his confidence in his golfing skills.

A biography of Bruce Edwards, a thirty-year caddy, companion, and friend of professional golfer Tom Watson.

A golf novel in which Bagger Vance, a caddy who holds the secret of the Authentic Swing, has a profound influence on the life of a young boy.

A golf novel in which Bagger Vance, a caddy who holds the secret of the Authentic Swing, has a profound influence on the life of a young boy.

Jack Handley returns to the exclusive Midwest course where he caddied as a young boy, where he shares his recollections about the historic summer of 1946, when he caddied for Ben Hogan during the PGA golf tournament.

During the summer of 1946, caddie Tommy O'Shea accepts a challenge to play against golf star Walter Hagen for a one thousand dollar prize, with the only stipulation being that the men must use clubs made from hickory wood.

Contains the biography of Bruce Edwards, a thirty year caddy, companion, and friend of Tom Watson, a professional golfer.

The author explains his experiences on the Pro Golf Tour as a caddie, describes some of the friendships he made, and some of his adventures while he traveled.