McIlroy and his caddie

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Why is it that when somebody comes on here with great insight and first hand experience, he gets a hard time?

It might be nice if he was shown a bit of respect and less snidey remarks.

Have you ever heard the expression "You have to earn respect"? Several people have asked for some insights but none have been forthcoming.
 
Have you ever heard the expression "You have to earn respect"? Several people have asked for some insights but none have been forthcoming.

I'll say it again, " Give him a bit of respect ".

Why does he have to earn it. If folk were, "Nicer" to him, he may well feel more inclined to share his experiences.
 
You come across as argumentative and negative, you definetley wouldn't be suited to being a caddy.

It is clear yourself and others have little concept on the relationship they have. Your passing comments by being an arm chair critic without the evidence to support it.

I am not gong to waste my time on this subject anymore, do as I say and follow them in a big stage event and see how your feelings are then.

Until then, you have NO IDEA how things work.

Ha ha didn't you know I used to be a USPGA tour caddie, but I don't like to talk about it either.
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I'll say it again, " Give him a bit of respect ".

Why does he have to earn it. If folk were, "Nicer" to him, he may well feel more inclined to share his experiences.

Well I could just as easily say I have played on tour, won events, Majors etc but if I don't give any more insight why should anyone pay attention to what I have to say?

Did I mention I'm an American billionaire with a string of golf courses around the world?
 
I caddied for 10 months, multiple tour winner.

On the whole it was an enjoyable experience, can be political and hostile for outsiders, caddies stick together and the players do their thing. It is a very tight circle and found it quite surreal seeing your idols up close and trying to contain my excitement.

On paper I ticked the boxes, experienced amatuer caddy, play around scratch and have a relaxed and analytical personality. The opportuntity presented itself by chance but I took advantage of the situation and was available for a short period of employment which suited us both.

I learned a lot, listened a lot and it gave me motivation to improve.

I'll answer any questions if I can contribute to the matter.
 
I caddied for 10 months, multiple tour winner.

On the whole it was an enjoyable experience, can be political and hostile for outsiders, caddies stick together and the players do their thing. It is a very tight circle and found it quite surreal seeing your idols up close and trying to contain my excitement.

On paper I ticked the boxes, experienced amatuer caddy, play around scratch and have a relaxed and analytical personality. The opportuntity presented itself by chance but I took advantage of the situation and was available for a short period of employment which suited us both.

I learned a lot, listened a lot and it gave me motivation to improve.

I'll answer any questions if I can contribute to the matter.

Thanks for that Scratch Lefty, but you do realise that it probably won't be enough for some on here.:whistle:
 
I caddied for 10 months, multiple tour winner.

On the whole it was an enjoyable experience, can be political and hostile for outsiders, caddies stick together and the players do their thing. It is a very tight circle and found it quite surreal seeing your idols up close and trying to contain my excitement.

On paper I ticked the boxes, experienced amatuer caddy, play around scratch and have a relaxed and analytical personality. The opportuntity presented itself by chance but I took advantage of the situation and was available for a short period of employment which suited us both.

I learned a lot, listened a lot and it gave me motivation to improve.

I'll answer any questions if I can contribute to the matter.

Thank you, that wasn't difficult? :thup:
 
I caddied for 10 months, multiple tour winner.

On the whole it was an enjoyable experience, can be political and hostile for outsiders, caddies stick together and the players do their thing. It is a very tight circle and found it quite surreal seeing your idols up close and trying to contain my excitement.

On paper I ticked the boxes, experienced amatuer caddy, play around scratch and have a relaxed and analytical personality. The opportuntity presented itself by chance but I took advantage of the situation and was available for a short period of employment which suited us both.

I learned a lot, listened a lot and it gave me motivation to improve.

I'll answer any questions if I can contribute to the matter.

Ok, sorry but I don't believe you.
 
The point being, what you see on TV does not correlate to real life situation and being in the moment.

Could Rory have a better caddy? Possibly.

Does he need need a better caddy? In my opinion no.

Does Rory want JP on the bag? 100% yes.

There is more to it than just being on the bag.
 
Ok, sorry but I don't believe you.

Ha ha, pull the other one mate.

The reason why knowledgeable and busy people don't share information and experiences on forums is because of argumentative slimeball knee droopers like your good self.

I refuse to participate any longer in this conversation and regret even briefly mentioning my experience.
 
Ha ha, pull the other one mate.

The reason why knowledgeable and busy people don't share information and experiences on forums is because of argumentative slimeball knee droopers like your good self.

I refuse to participate any longer in this conversation and regret even briefly mentioning my experience.

Sorry I wasn't joking I just thought it was best to be honest with such a knowledgeable and busy person.

Are you the same 12 year old that does Kealedrivingrange ?
 
My uncle and I were talking about it and he thinks a pros caddy shouldn't give advise to the pro at all during the round. It would speed up the game. Amatuer have to play without it. So maybe if all caddies just carried the clubs it would speed up the game a tad
 
This thread makes me think of when a boxer loses and he's changing trainer straight after, how often does it really improve the fighter? They're just looking for a reason to not blame themselves.

Would Mcilroy be really playing any better with a different caddie, I doubt it.

I may be wrong but didn't Adam Scott go back to Steve Williams for the Masters? If so how did that turn out?
 
Gentlemen.

In order to stop the thread degenerating, as a Forum Moderator, I have sent a PM to Scratch Lefty.
asking him to tell me his credentials so I can confirm his status as an ex tour caddie or not, I will not relate these details to anyone else, as he almost certainly wants to protect his anonymity.

So If I come back and say that the guy is Kosher, then I trust that you will believe me and treat him so.

Deal?

so can we stop any sniping remarks please

Thank you
 
Gentlemen.

In order to stop the thread degenerating, as a Forum Moderator, I have sent a PM to Scratch Lefty.
asking him to tell me his credentials so I can confirm his status as an ex tour caddie or not, I will not relate these details to anyone else, as he almost certainly wants to protect his anonymity.

So If I come back and say that the guy is Kosher, then I trust that you will believe me and treat him so.

Deal?

so can we stop any sniping remarks please

Thank you

That is a real shame it's had to go to that lengths when people can't take someone's word for it
 
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