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**smazibummigue** · 05-15-2012, 04:03 PM

I learned to play on caddie's day (Monday), 50 years ago. The caddy master was the "boss" of the course, and if you couldn't advance the ball with every swing, he kindly asked you to leave and come back when you could - LOL. He would also sporadically ride the course to make sure we played quickly, replaced divots, raked traps, and fixed ball marks, and anyone who didn't was asked to leave the course and not come back.

Those were the days. :-)

05-15-2012, 04:03 PM	#9
smazibummigue Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	I learned to play on caddie's day (Monday), 50 years ago. The caddy master was the "boss" of the course, and if you couldn't advance the ball with every swing, he kindly asked you to leave and come back when you could - LOL. He would also sporadically ride the course to make sure we played quickly, replaced divots, raked traps, and fixed ball marks, and anyone who didn't was asked to leave the course and not come back. Those were the days. :-)
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