how much do pro caddies get paid?
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Pro caddies usually get 10% of the player's tournament earnings.OF course they will have extra tips .For example, if Tiger Woods won a tournament, so he must pay 10% of the player's tournament earnings and his caddy will get about \n$38461 US.
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-being a caddy at a golf course is an excellent answer- i started caddying when i was 12 yrs old- i knew nothing about golf-except caddies were paid in cash, no taxes taken out-if people thought of you as a nice clean cut kiddo-who was saving money for college- and you were polite and well groomed and pleasant- they would often ask for you by name when they played again-also if you learned to watch the ball well-out of bounds- found the ball in the rough- gave tips for putting-on the break of the ball, etc., you could do very well financially--i caddied six days a week- from sun-up to sun- down except for rainy days-cats and dogs rainy- and did very well financially- one summer i even grew 1 1/2 inches due to the great exercise from all that walking- it is a wonderfull way to earn money and meet nice folks- tell your son to check with the local clubs as some clubs only use electric carts these days and not all use real live caddies anymore !! good luck to your son !!
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Salary Range:$14,400 to $200,000 and Entry level pay may range from $14,500 to over $17,000.Experienced pay may range from $20,000 to over$40,000.Top level pay may range from $75,000 to over $100,000. Earnings of Fashion Designers depend on ability.
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I can't answer specifically for Saint Rose coach but I happen to know that one division 2 basketball coach makes $35,000 per season.
378374
Probably around $10 - $12 depending on experience and how bad they need you.  There is always room to negotiate. You will get about .50 raise after 90 days and then at your 1 year and so on... how much depends on performance.
364119
There's a couple of things you can do. Go to the most exclusive, private country club in your area, and offer your services. Talk to the proshop and let them know you want to learn.  Secondly, watch for amatuer tournaments in your area, things like city championships, state qualifying tournaments, etc. Go there a day early when players are practicing and hang around the putting green or driving range, offer your caddying skills.
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Hi,\n\n  First, try to get a sense of what is fair for an experienced  professional.  You may even do a quick google search and find some and ask for an estimate.\n\n  As a rule of thumb, I would think $10-$15 bucks/hr seems at the absolute high end.  When you are first starting out, the experience you get is extremely valuable, and if they wanted to pay $40+ bucks per hour, they would have hired some one with an established business.  \n\n    I would also recommend that you set up the amount immediately!  You are just setting yourself (and your brother) up for problems if you do not get things set straight and ensure every one has the same expectations.  Finally, you definitely want to have a "reference account" so if you give your first customer a good deal, they are more likely to ask for repeat business, recommend you to another company, or provide a reference.  All of these are far more valuable than squeezing a few extra bucks from your first professional gig.\n\nGood Luck,
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the same as any pga tour caddy which is usually anywhere between 9 to 12 percent of winnings usually though the lpga players have husbands or boyfriends who do it free!! so yea its the same but you have to remember that they make alot less mney than men do!! hope i helped
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I work in a proshop, and the dunlop loco driver was the best selling driver for $150.  I have friends that bought it, and love it.John Daly used it.\n\n\nhttp://www.johndalysdiscountgolf.com/detail.aspx?ID=35
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It all depends on where you wish to become a Member.\n\nI live in MA so I will give you a few examples.\nPlymouth just built a course,  1 Time fee is $95,000 and there are Dues.  Dues are paid every year.  those are $22,000.  Thats a very high end course.  \n\nThere is also a course in Taunton.  Its $5,000 to joing and $3,000 a Year.  They can go cheaper and they can go more expensive. \n\nIf you give the course a call that you are intrsted in joining they will help you out.  \n\nJust a side note.  Golf Courses are begging for memebers.  There are so many very nice public courses so the private are losing memebers every year.
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Over here they get paid anything from nothing at all to hundreds of thousands of dollars (before perks.)  I don't know off-hand of anyone with a million-dollar salary (maybe Eddie Maguire, but then he is in a different role now).  It is definately less than what you would get in a country like the USA where they have a much bigger population base, more competition etc.
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you have a guy down the fairway hiding in the bushes after your ball lands he jumps out and throws your ball as hard as he can towards the putting green..you can hire someone for about 15 or 20 bucks i think look in the yellow pages that might help if not then i'll do it for 30 bucks but you have to pay my travel expenses
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1 1 Tiger Woods  $57,940,144 \n2 2 Vijay Singh  $46,407,643 \n3 3 Phil Mickelson  $37,121,360 \n4 4 Davis Love III  $32,828,735 \n5 5 Ernie Els  $26,552,751 \n6 6 Jim Furyk  $25,175,800 \n7 7 David Toms  $25,041,178 \n8 8 Justin Leonard  $20,720,563 \n9 9 Nick Price  $20,395,519 \n10 10 Kenny Perry  $19,766,233 \n11 11 Mark Calcavecchia  $18,873,893 \n12 12 Fred Couples  $18,736,127 \n13 13 Scott Hoch  $18,487,114 \n14 14 Fred Funk  $18,257,085 \n15 15 Tom Lehman  $18,040,113
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yes, it is... and they even have disc golf professionals, like ken climo... only downside is that since it isn't well known, it's not high paying if you enter the pro circuit.  but it is a sport.
667093
I heard the best get 10 percent of the prize. Not bad if you caddy for Tiger Woods huh?
401437
At a golf course, you can be a caddy.
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I don't know!? I do know my buddy works at a big club up here (in Chicago) as a DJ he makes a little over minimum wage.. A little being under a dollar..