Caddie call for 2014 NZ Open
Social and serious golfers are being asked to join the action at the 2014 New Zealand Open tournament held at The Hills and Millbrook Resort Golf Clubs in Queenstown (February 27 – March 2 2014).
The New Zealand Open will be played in a Pro-Am format incorporating 132 professional players and 132 amateur players over the first two days.
More than 150 caddies will be required for the tournament, a tier one event on the PGA Tour of Australasia.
Caddy Master Andrew Whiley said while there were a number of returning caddies, there are still plenty of places available for those keen to take part.
"With the extended tournament next year played across two courses we need more caddies than previous years, so we’re putting the call out now to anyone interested in being part of this phenomenal event," he said.
Caddies need to have some golf knowledge but most importantly "they need to be fit, keep up with the players and carry a tour bag around the course", said Whiley.
Caddies do receive payment depending on how well the player plays.
Whiley said at last year’s event most caddies received $50 per day on average and "usually end up with some extra golf balls to take home".
There is a $39 cost to register and all caddies will receive an NZ Open golf shirt and hat.
During the event week caddies will need to register on site at The Hills Driving Range no later than Wednesday 10am February 26, 2014.
To register go to: http://www.nzopen.co.nz/caddies.html
Ian Jarrett
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