Erin Hills is giving local high school golfers, an experience to volunteer and interact with the U.S. Women's Open players and caddies.

The Evans Scholarship, valued at more than $125,000 for four years, is given to more than 1,100 students each year, allowing them to pursue their golf passion.

Kevin Flowers Jr. learned about caddying at Baltimore Country Club. The Loyola Blakefield senior is heading to college as an ...

Tiger Woods' son, Charlie, is following closely in his father's footsteps -- already mirroring his early success on the golf ...

Knowing nothing about golf, Macayla Story, Johnnie Garcia and Nicolas Vallejos gambled on a summer program that ended in an ...

Despite all these good vibes, course operators are reluctant. The NGF reports only 8 percent are interested in adding caddie ...

The former Notre Dame High golfer shot 9-under-par 135 on May 7 to qualify for golf’s most prestigious tournament, which ...

Bridgeport brothers Omar, Giovanni Chavez are in their third year caddying at Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, New York.

Conner Dean, son of Marc and Joanne Dean, received the Stanley A. Weeks Braw Caddie Clan (BCC) Award for Excellence. The ...

Four Las Vegas teenagers discovered that becoming golf caddies transformed their futures. Genesis Padilla Barajas, Andrea ...

A summer job like mine should be a right of passage for kids, but at Northeastern — where co-ops are an integral part of our ...

As golf enthusiasts descend on central Ohio next week for the Memorial Tournament, two high schoolers proved it’s important to remember the caddies. Cristo Rey ...