Becoming a caddy | Golf Monthly

If you are serious about a career in caddying.
Start off by offering your services for free on the lesser tours to pick up experience and to get your face known.
Be prepared to fork our quite a bit for travel and digs to start with.
Latch on to one of the better players and hope that they do well.
Even if they do well you will struggle to make a living.

I know a regular tour caddy who was an ex County amateur champion.
He has done very well makes a good living.
He was the only caddy to sack Monty.

Domestic caddying is very seasonal.
Peak weeks the Turnberry caddies can earn £600 but there will be a lot of weeks when they will only earn £60.