In his new book, he says that Tiger treated him like a slave. You made roughly $12 million carrying his bag, you buck-toothed douchebag. I must have missed history class that day we learned that the slaves were paid millions. You could have just quit, if it was so awful. It must not have been that bad for you to stick around for thirteen years.

Fuck you.

In his new book, he says that Tiger treated him like a slave. You made roughly $12 million carrying his bag, you buck-toothed douchebag. I must have missed history class that day we learned that the slaves were paid millions. You could have just quit, if it was so awful. It must not have been that bad for you to stick around for thirteen years.

Fuck you.

I would need to see the context. Just because you pay someone a lot of money doesn't mean you have the right to mistreat them.


Nomination denied until further proof is offered.

Caddies matter more than MLB managers.

Joe Maddon would never write a book like this.

I think he actually said that he felt like a slave when he would have to scurry over to retrieve Woods' thrown clubs.

This was the context.

He was complaining about Woods throwing clubs down after a poor shot.

I cannot imagine the boredom in the life of a person who would read a caddy's memoir.

My life is outstanding and I will probably pick it up and read it at some point.

I cannot imagine the boredom in the life of a person who would read a caddy's memoir.

I cannot imagine the boredom in the life of a person who would read a caddy's memoir.

I cannot imagine the boredom in the life of a person who would read a caddy's memoir.

So, being paid $12 million to pick up Tiger's clubs is being treated like a slave?

Need to DB the guys using the term "loop" in this thread. We get it. You know golf.

I don't disagree with you, but there is some context to the tale. It was in reference to a particular task/behavior, not the entire career.

If my boss throws something at my feet instead of handing it to me.....over and over again because he was pouting because of his performance, I'd probably not like being treated like that. Even though I was being paid.

I don't disagree with you, but there is some context to the tale. It was in reference to a particular task/behavior, not the entire career.

If my boss throws something at my feet instead of handing it to me.....over and over again because he was pouting because of his performance, I'd probably not like being treated like that. Even though I was being paid.

Again, being paid $12 million to carry Tiger's bag is not equal to slavery, no matter how much of an asshole Tiger is.