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**WebDocMan** · 09-22-2012, 09:01 AM

I too can see your point but what about a kicker in football? If he is about to line up for field goal from the hash, he has to line up the kick on his own. He has to decide how much wind, how much of a hook/push he will need.

That's a bad example in my opinion. For one, it's a different sport. Two, do you think the holder and the kicker don't discuss where they want the ball to go? And lastly, no matter what the holder does, it is still up to the kicker to kick the ball. No matter how much the caddy helps with the alignment, the golf still has to swing the club. In my opinion, the caddy helping the golfer decide what shot to hit and alignment is not a big deal.

09-22-2012, 09:01 AM	#1
WebDocMan Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 513 Senior Member	I too can see your point but what about a kicker in football? If he is about to line up for field goal from the hash, he has to line up the kick on his own. He has to decide how much wind, how much of a hook/push he will need. That's a bad example in my opinion. For one, it's a different sport. Two, do you think the holder and the kicker don't discuss where they want the ball to go? And lastly, no matter what the holder does, it is still up to the kicker to kick the ball. No matter how much the caddy helps with the alignment, the golf still has to swing the club. In my opinion, the caddy helping the golfer decide what shot to hit and alignment is not a big deal.
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