| Imagine yourself on the lush green fairways of | | | | very mundane. They become like any other |
| Augusta on a warm April Sunday afternoon in | | | | boring 9-5 job with the same day to day routine |
| front of thousands of adorning fans, or strolling | | | | that seems never to end. Although some club |
| the beautiful courses of Hawaii in the warm | | | | professional jobs can be very lucrative, the |
| sunshine on a January winter day. No I am not | | | | headache of having 300 or more bosses (all the |
| talking about being a player on the professional | | | | club members) makes you wonder if it's really |
| golf tour, (most of us don't come close to having | | | | worth it. Additionally there are the golf course |
| the talent to do that). I am talking about being a | | | | superintendent and golf merchandise sales |
| caddy on the PGA Tour. | | | | positions which provide a decent living, but don't |
| When most of us think about a job in golf we | | | | entail much excitement. |
| think along the line of being a club golf | | | | Why is it when we consider employment in the |
| professional, assistant golf professional, pro shop | | | | golf arena we tend to forget about the position |
| sales clerk, starter, ranger or work in the cart | | | | of a tour caddy? With the popularity of golf |
| barn. Most of these jobs require long hours at the | | | | growing and the number of major golf tours |
| golf course with minimal pay. There is very little | | | | increasing there are more opportunities to be a |
| excitement to these positions and often become | | | | tour caddy than ever before. |