Definition of forecaddie in English:
forecaddie
nounPlural forecaddiesˈfɔːkadi
A caddie who goes ahead of golfers to see where the balls fall.
Example sentencesExamples
- If a single decides to take a forecaddie, we ask the minimum gratuity be $80 based on performance.
- I suppose a forecaddie can prove useful considering the hilly terrain, but Lost Canyon's forecaddies smack of a military escort.
- Then, the forecaddie typically will hop on the back of the cart until the group reaches the first ball.
- Since it's a tournament, this forecaddie also gets a lot of advance notice of upcoming rounds.
- As at Sea Island and other high-end resorts, a forecaddie is included in the price of the green fee and cart.