Pros vs. Joe’s and the search for the perfect pizza
By Adam Fonseca · October 22, 2018
Professional caddies have the unique position of watching the best golfers and loopers in the world play the game on a daily basis. Over time, these caddies will develop a keen eye to pinpoint the differences between pro golfers and everyone else who picks up a golf club. In many ways, caddies can spot a pro from miles away… or even while getting off the elevator.
Kip Henley shared a hilarious example of his ability on Twitter earlier in the week. After having caddied five consecutive days in scalding hot Malaysian weather, he and some friends took advantage of a Monday off-day. After enjoying a few beverages that night, Henley and his crew spotted a few colleagues nearby.
Just a little insight to what goes on out here. Some of you think God just let them be good a The game. pic.twitter.com/bKykYUGJa2
— Kip Henley PGA loopr (@KipHenley) October 16, 2018
Apparently there are no days off for guys like Charles Howell III (Charlie 3 Sticks), his caddy Nick and Brandt Snedeker. Personally, I’d be with Kip pounding a few back!
Meanwhile, Kenny Harms — caddie for Kevin Na — continues his search for the perfect pizza while traveling abroad. His latest stop was at JeJu Island in South Korea, and he shared his latest review on Instagram:
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“Did you guys see that? The crust actually bounced.” I’m guessing Kenny wasn’t too impressed with this take on a Margherita pizza.
And finally, shoutout to caddie Brent Henley. He helped caddie Woody Austin to victory on the PGA Tour Champions on Sunday. So how did he celebrate? With a meal fit for a king, of course…
Nothing like a celebratory dinner by yourself after a victory on the Champions tour. Scattered, covered and smothered baby!! #caddielife pic.twitter.com/Gm0xCx76yr
— Brent Henley (@BRENTHENLEY) October 22, 2018
