Golf Jokes » CaddiesThe Scotsman's caddie
One
day, a scotsman went playing golf. After standing a while on the
green he asked the boy standing beside him: "You are my caddie for
today?" Don't you recognise him
After
coming from a long round of golf, his wife kissed him and kissed
their son who came in a few moments later. "Where's
he been", the husband asked. "He's
been caddying for you all afternoon", the wife replied "No
wonder he looks so familiar!" Any improvement ?
Golfer:
"Notice any improvement today, Jimmy?" It's a funny game
After
a series of disastrous holes, the strictly amateur golfer in an
effort to smother his rage laughed hollowly and said to his caddie:
"This golf is a funny game."
"It's not supposed to be," said the boy gravely. Do you understand oath's ? Judge: "Do you understand the nature of an oath?" Boy: "Do I? I'm your caddie, remember!" Take your 5 wood
Then
there's the one about the golfer and his caddie who enjoyed a good
argument, especially about what clubs to use. The caddie usually
won but this day, faced with a long short hole, the golfer decided
that a 3-iron would be best. "Take
a 5 wood ," growled the caddie. But the golfer stuck to his choice
and the caddie watched gloomily as the ball sailed over the fairway,
landed neatly on the green and rolled politely into the hole.
"You see," grinned the triumphant golfer.
"You would have done still better with your 5 wood," came the dogged
reply. That's not my ball
"That
can't be my ball, caddie. It looks far too old.", said the player
looking at a ball deep in the trees "It's
a long time since we started, sir." What's the line caddy
On
the seventeenth of the Wentworth Club Course a very careful player
was studying the green. First he got down on his hands and knees
to check out the turf between his ball and the hole. Then he flicked
several pieces of grass out of the way and getting up he held up
a wet finger to try out the direction of the wind. Then turning
to his caddie he asked: "Was
the green mowed this morning?" "Yes,
sir." "Right to left or left to right?" "Right
to left, sir." The
golfer putted... and missed the hole completely. He whirled on the
caddie, "What TIME?" Drive and a putt
That's
good for one long drive and a putt," said the cocky golfer as he
teed his ball and looked down the fairway to the green. He swung
mightily and hit his ball which landed about a metre from the tee.
His
caddie handed him a club and remarked: "And now for one hell of
a putt." Lost ball
Friendly
golfer (to player searching for lost ball): "What sort of a ball
was it?" Caddie
(butting in): "A brand new one - never been properly hit yet!" |