Caddying is honestly pretty chill and fun when u donât have to carry two bags. Granted I worked at a priv club and all the members were super nice and u got to know them all
@@Livehappy14 For me, it started with a deep passion for the game. I started sketching holes as a 7-8 year old. After my service to our country, I then found a job as an equipment operator on a full course renovation. Within two years I was independently and competently shaping courses, and in 2019 I was first engaged as a designer/architect for a historic course renovation. If you watch one of our shows, I provide an email. Reach out and I could share more detail.
@@Spetsnaztydepends on where you are in the world and the quality of the club. I started with no experience in Dallas at a private club for $15 an hour. Guys who had been there longer got paid $20+ per hour. Private clubs often come with playing benefits at the club and sometimes members pool together Christmas bonuses.
@@Spetsnaztygrounds crew pay varies quite a bit but entry level pay is probably around 20 an hour That said - you need a decent bit of experience to cut the greens or use any type of mowers Landscaping and grounds keeping in general has a ton of gate keeping for the âeasyâ jobs like mowing or raking bunkers
@@ASMRGolferyes and no on needing experience to cut greens. Once you are capable of push mowing tee boxes (using higher set old greens mowers) push mowing a green is pretty easy. It definitely takes skill, but as long as the greens still have dew on them, pushing a green is a very rewarding and generally easy task
Caddying is honestly pretty chill and fun when u donât have to carry two bags. Granted I worked at a priv club and all the members were super nice and u got to know them all
Iâve literally worked every position at a golf course and now design and shape them! This is a great channel to follow!
Thanks for being here!
What in the WORLD , golf course designer?
@@Candlemantle that is correct!
@@ShoresCentralhow would one indulge into that field ?
@@Livehappy14 For me, it started with a deep passion for the game. I started sketching holes as a 7-8 year old. After my service to our country, I then found a job as an equipment operator on a full course renovation. Within two years I was independently and competently shaping courses, and in 2019 I was first engaged as a designer/architect for a historic course renovation. If you watch one of our shows, I provide an email. Reach out and I could share more detail.
Been caddying for awhile and can confirm. Double bag carry SUCKS! Being on a nice course makes up for it though đđŒ
Damn! Double bag is like 50lb/25kg! Hope they give you a good tip when you do that.
@@method341 you would hope so! Sometimes not the case lol
I've worked as a caddy and greenkeeper. Maintenance is WAY harder especially in the winter
I did the same!! It was the best years of my life tbh! Definitely going back could care less if is make 50 cents an hour Iâd do it in a heartbeat!!
Nice seeing job recognition lol. Greenskeeper here!
Is it a good job? What the pay like? Iâve always appreciated a good greens crew, itâs evident when itâs not.
@@Spetsnaztydepends on where you are in the world and the quality of the club.
I started with no experience in Dallas at a private club for $15 an hour. Guys who had been there longer got paid $20+ per hour.
Private clubs often come with playing benefits at the club and sometimes members pool together Christmas bonuses.
@@Spetsnaztygrounds crew pay varies quite a bit but entry level pay is probably around 20 an hour
That said - you need a decent bit of experience to cut the greens or use any type of mowers
Landscaping and grounds keeping in general has a ton of gate keeping for the âeasyâ jobs like mowing or raking bunkers
@@ASMRGolferyes and no on needing experience to cut greens. Once you are capable of push mowing tee boxes (using higher set old greens mowers) push mowing a green is pretty easy. It definitely takes skill, but as long as the greens still have dew on them, pushing a green is a very rewarding and generally easy task
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Lol caddying was hard.... you didnt work enough maintenance đ
Wow, great, glad you were able to experience these things. But who cares?