When fellow blogger Matt Paulson went off on Tiger’s caddy, I initially thought it was a low blow. Isn’t picking on a caddy sort of like railing against the house help? But then I learned more about Steve Williams, who is now promoting his book, “Hitting the Zone.”
Apparently the book is written in the third person, which is only the most annoying literary device imaginable. In the book -which, honestly, I haven’t read and have no desire to read - Williams explains why being a caddy isn’t for everyone: “It’s very difficult to explain to somebody what a caddy does and it’s a very detailed kind of job. It’s a very intense, involved job.”
Well, of course. When I think of complex occupations, I always put caddies right before pilots, doctors and engineers.
Anyway, aren’t caddies supposed to be like umpires? If they’re doing their job well, we shouldn’t even know their names. They certainly shouldn’t be writing any books.
| « It all starts with Artest | Harrington's stock soars » |
Comment feed for this post
The Accidental Golfer:
Brandon Tucker:
Mark Nessmith:
Jason Scott Deegan:
MT
MT
MT