PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. — A cyclone ravaging New Zealand has prompted Adam Scott to find a backup caddie for Wednesday’s pro-am at the Genesis Invitational, with his usual bagman, Steve Williams, scrambling to get a flight out of his home in Auckland in time for Thursday’s first round at Riviera Country Club. Government officials in Read more…
Before travelling to the US for this week’s PGA Championship, in-form New Zealander Ryan Fox emailed Tiger Woods’ former caddie Steve Williams looking for any advice on Oklahoma’s Southern Hills.
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Steve Williams has caddied for some of golf’s greatest: Tiger Woods, Greg Norman and Adam Scott, to name a few. The legendary Kiwi bagman sat down with Australian Golf Digest for a detailed chat about Woods, then and now, helping Scott break the Masters hoodoo and
why it didn’t work out with Jason Day.
It’s unclear whether Williams, who also caddied for LPGA Major winner Danielle Kang last year, among others, in one-off arrangements, will caddie for Day beyond this week.
Superstar caddie Steve Williams will return to work at Natadola Bay Championship Golf Course when he picks up the looping duties for Australian rising star Dimi Papadatos.
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