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Definitions of caddie in English
Noun(1) an attendant who carries the golf clubs for a player
Verb(1) act as a caddie and carry clubs for a player
Examples of caddie in English
(1) But there is a lot more to caddying than that - the good caddie knows the right club to produce and the yardage to the hole of every approach shot to the green.(2) Of all the things my caddie does, keeping my club grips clean and dry might be the most important.(3) Ever wondered why most tour pros read their own putts and go to the caddie just for confirmation?(4) The magic between those two guys, the connection that makes a caddie pull the right club every time, is gone.(5) When you're out there playing, you have to play the role of the caddie as well as the golfer to make sure you make the smart play.(6) At the end of the first nine holes, the young man was so enraged that he discharged the caddie and carried his own bag.(7) He changed his clubs, his caddie , his coach and indeed tinkered with his swing in an effort to restore the magic and the signs were there in the first half of the season.(8) He would later become a caddie and an assistant at the club.(9) ÔÇÿThe good caddie carries much more than the weight of the golfer's clubs in his back, that's for sure,ÔÇÖ he said.(10) I had a friend of mine caddying for me instead of my regular caddie .(11) My own caddie, Ben, was a high-school senior and a regular summer caddie at another club in the area.(12) Members of the club will be able to walk the course with a caddie or take a golf car equipped with a global positioning system.(13) But as he then reached for a club from his caddie , he also backed into a branch and snapped it off.(14) The customary rate for a good caddie varies wildly, even at clubs in the same neighborhood.(15) In practice rounds, my caddie , Greg, and I work on my short game with a baseball glove.(16) The caddie is, effectively, the professional golfers' sidekick.
Related Phrases of caddie
(1) tea caddy ::
Caddy de té
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Noun
1. tea caddy ::
Caddy de té
Different Forms
caddie, caddied, caddies
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