Meanings of caddie for in English

Golfers liked him and wanted him to caddie for them on Sundays also.

I had to caddie for him a little bit, as well.

Cameron would caddie for him or the deal was off.

Mom never played but she would caddie for me.

Sam Haywood, who was Willett's best man, will caddie for the 2016 Masters champion this week.

Mostly on Saturdays I caddie for Mr. Valentine.

But Bill says you're goin' to caddie for his team an' coach 'em on the fine points.

He'd been given one chance to caddie for his father in an important tournament and he'd been a disaster.

Earlier this week, the Stackstown player agreed a deal to have veteran John O'Reilly as his caddie for the season.

Thanks also to my caddie for the day, Steve, for all his kind help, wise advice, good humour and infinite patience.

As it happened, she halved her match with Irwin and O'Meara went on to caddie for her in the Dinah Shore Classic.

After that I said I was never, ever going to caddie for her again because I felt like I was having a nervous breakdown.

Accordingly, Madeline appointed Castleton to judge the play, Dorothy to act as caddie for Ed Linton, and she herself to be caddie for Ambrose.

There was but one boy in evidence, and the versatile Benella offered to caddie for them, leaving the more experienced gossoon to Francesca and me.

Quinn is a former professional ice hockey player, who started to caddie for Els in 2010 after their daughters became friendly while living in Florida.

Lowery, a wealthy car salesman, is better remembered as the 10-year-old caddie for Francis Ouimet when he won the US Open in 1913.