Golf
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The Caddy Program was established in May, 2009 with an emphasis on providing training of the principles of caddying to young men and women while teaching many of life's important lessons - communication, responsibility, hard work, proactivity, and more. All throughout the process, lessons on all facets of becoming a quality caddy are provided as well. Wood Wind Caddies becomes available to golfers the first Saturday in May. Prior to the start, caddies participate in several training sessions to ensure a positive experience for Wood Wind golfers. One caddy is assigned to a foursome and provides forecaddying responsibilities for the group. The responsibilities include locating golf balls, cleaning golf clubs and balls, raking bunkers, fixing ball marks, replacing divots, filling divots with sand, tending to the pin, and any additional needs to provide a great golf experience. Caddies are free of charge to the foursome, but a tip from the group is requested. For their service, each caddy is paid by Wood Wind and ultimately becomes eligible for the Evans Scholarship Program - one of the best scholarship opportunities available in the country. To learn more about the Wood Wind Caddy Program, contact Scott Heger at 317.669.8550. |