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Caddie - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

A caddie is a person who carries a golfer’s clubs and provides advice during a game. They assist with club selection, course strategy, and support the player’s performance.

caddie

/ˈkædi/ /ˈkadi/

Definition:

A person who carries a golfer's clubs and provides assistance during a game.

Synonyms:

assistant, helper, carrier, attendant

Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Antonyms:

opponent, hinderer

Common Collocations:

golf caddie, caddie master, caddie bag, professional caddie

Derivatives:

caddying, caddied

Usage Tips:

Use "caddie" as a noun for a golf assistant or as a verb meaning to carry clubs.

Common Phrases:

caddie shack, caddie master, on the bag

Etymology:

Derived from French "cadet," meaning younger son or military trainee, later adapted in golf context.

Examples:

  • 1. The caddie carried the golfer's heavy bag effortlessly.
  • 2. She hired a local caddie to guide her through the course.
  • 3. He decided to caddie for his father during the tournament.
  • 4. The young boy aspired to become a professional caddie one day.

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