Sentence examples for old caddie from inspiring English sources
Ruth, his old caddie said, was given to foul oaths and curses so raw that a vice president wouldn't even use them in the well of the Senate.
"Everyone says you need to get a professional caddie," Ernst said, "and I ended up going back last week in Louisiana to my old caddie, who has been on my bag since caddies were allowed when you're a junior.
The easy-smiling Scott, using Woods's old caddie and Woods's old golf swing, remained atop the leader board, his six-under-par 64 equaling the lowest British Open score at Royal Lytham & St . Annes
Here was the reappearance of the Great White Shark, swimming in ever-tightening circles around the Open, as if he and the old caddie Linn Strickler had gone through a time portal to the 1980s.
He and a 51-year-old caddie named Ronnie Blenman were assigned a threesome of women golfers.
Ouimet, as a 20-year-old caddie, had shocked the British legends Harry Vardon and Ted Ray in the 1913 Open playoff, which awakened America to golf.
Having to deal with the "curse" was placed firmly into perspective thanks to Streelman's 11-year-old caddie Ethan Couch, who has a benign but inoperable brain tumour.
With the help of an eerily composed 10-year-old caddie named Eddie Lowery, Ouimet came from behind to finish the Open's four rounds of regulation play in a tie for first place with Vardon and Ray.
INSIDE the scorer's room, 53-year-old Tom Watson was checking his 65 that shared the first-round lead in the 103rd United States Open, but soon his 48-year-old caddie, Bruce Edwards, walked quickly over to where more than a dozen reporters were waiting.
An older caddie walking by, a white towel draped over his shoulder, stopped short.
