How To Become A PGA Tour Caddie

If you’re a golf fan watching at home, you might dream of playing some of the big events in the game, who wouldn’t? We also know the caddies get the inside the ropes experience and a front row seat each week as well. Their job in a way is the next best thing if one doesn’t make it as a pro. So how does one get started in caddying on the PGA Tour?

“If you love golf, you’ve just got to go find the guys who are just turning pro,” veteran caddie Danny Sahl, who loops for Corey Conners, said. “It’s almost like you’re investing in your own career, you’ve got to invest in your career. You might struggle to get a guy and sometimes you just got to luck out and get with your buddy or maybe find somebody you know. But if you love golf then you’ve just got to put your name around and maybe get your start up in Canada on that Tour or anywhere you can find.”