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Monday, December 2, 2013
"Last of the Big Three Caddies" Stories of Hall of Fame Caddie Alfred"Rabbit" Dyer is a biography about legendary golf caddie "Rabbit" Dyer
Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player are known as the Big Three.
Their caddies were Angelo Argea, Earnest "Creamy" Caroline, and Alfred
"Rabbit" Dyer. Rabbit is the last of the big three caddies to tell the
tales. Take a look inside the ropes with Rabbit and hear his stories
that span over fifty years on the PGA tour and twenty of them with the
Black Knight. The Metairie Country Club in New Orleans is where Rabbit
first caddied professionally for Ben Hogan at the age of ten. He went on
to the Southern Swing across America to caddie and win with Tony Lema,
Dave Stockton, Charlie Sifford and so many others who became golf's
greatest. Rabbit took on apartheid in South Africa with Gary Player only
to move on to that much talked about British Open win in 1974 where he
was the first black to caddie at St. Annes. Rabbit is truly one of
Golf's legends and these are his stories.
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Hi i thought your post was interesting.I don't know much about golf but I think you tell a good story.I think you make golf seem more interesting than I thought it would be. I hope o read more posts from you and learn more about golf.
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