caddies
Verb
The word is derived from caddie
Meaning
of Caddy
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
All my life I had a rapport with black caddies.
Among the projects so far, students have built tool caddies, saw horses and a mini wall.
A total of 369 individuals, including players, caddies and essential personnel, were tested for Covid-19 before the tournament began, the PGA Tour said.
And the few who have visited the clubs are either practising on the golf range, or playing a few holes since the caddies are not available to offer their usual services.
In an attempt to maintain social distancing, no fans were present, caddies weren’t utilized, rakes weren’t available in bunkers, and flagsticks remained in the cups.
Many courses start their caddies off at the B level, and after a year move them to A, and on their fourth year (if they have earned it), they will receive the title of Honor caddy.