Caddies in a sentence

Most American club caddies earn between $80 and $120 per bag, though newer caddies will often earn less than more experienced caddies.

Instead of going to landfill, food waste which is put in the caddies will be recycled and processed into a nutrient rich agricultural fertiliser.

It will bring an end to the use of the plastic caddies, and the council says people can either keep them or will collect them.

Cardboard will still be collected in the blue bags and food waste in the brown caddies.

Most recently, 18-year-old twins Aranzazu and Christopher were awarded the Western Golf Association’s Chick Evans Scholarship, a housing and tuition scholarship for caddies, which is valued at $125,000 for each twin over four years.

The yellow paint—technically Manila Cream in reference to Caddies of 1957 and 1958—actually pops less in person, nearer a subtle off-white than a bright and sunny tone.

This movie takes place in Texas in the 1950s, and it follows a veteran-turned-school superintendent who assembled a team of caddies to compete for a state championship.

Throughout her career, Yang has become one of the more popular players among the other ladies and caddies.

Among the projects so far, students have built tool caddies, saw horses and a mini wall.

And the few who have visited the clubs are either practising on the golf range, or playing a few holes since the caddies are not available to offer their usual services.

A total of 369 individuals, including players, caddies and essential personnel, were tested for Covid-19 before the tournament began, the PGA Tour said.

In addition, there would be considerable expenses to keep facilities clean and staff, such as caddies, safe.

In an attempt to maintain social distancing, no fans were present, caddies weren’t utilized, rakes weren’t available in bunkers, and flagsticks remained in the cups.

Interactions between players and caddies will also be different.

More weird is that we also have favourite caddies.

Of course, there are the rare times when caddies decide to call things off.

Players, caddies and key personnel will be tested once a week at tournaments and have their temperatures taken every day as part of a PGA Tour plan to limit the risk of the new coronavirus when golf resumes next month in Texas.

Out on the bungalow-lined streets, visitors trundle past on converted tricycles or in golf caddies, while others catch tans on sun-drenched porches.

The caddies get to experience the same camaraderie that the golfers do.

The keeping room flows into the totally renovated kitchen which includes stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry, appliance caddies and granite countertops.