Caddies Enhance Resort Course Experience

It’s remarkable how far and fast the forecaddies go to make it happen. Eddie Hernandez has been running the fairways on the course since 1998. He considers the course his house, and every golfer his guest. Since day one he’s been in hot pursuit or perfecting his craft.  “If I’m able to be quick and slick, and slip in and out – be efficient, be a ghost – all of a sudden my guests are like, ‘whoa, where’d this guy come from?” Hernandez is one of three caddie masters who lead the resort’s crew of 110. They make up a group of guys and gals ages 19 to 62. They’re tireless mission is to make guests happy. “To do that you have to be hustling out there, running a lot, putting a lot of miles on the ole sneakers every summer,” Lenihan explained. “You know what, it’s a labor of love,” added Hernandez/ John Fritz , SWX anchor/reporter. More here .

• Photo , courtesy of Hagadone Corporation, shows the view from the Terraces, the large condo development on Lake Coeur d’Alene Drive on Coeur d’Alene’s east side, which overlooks the Coeur d’Alene Resort golf course.
  

Question: Do you carry your own bag? Or do you use a caddy?