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Caddying: meaning, definitions and examples

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caddying

 

[ ˈkæd.i.ɪŋ ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

golf assistance

Caddying refers to the act of carrying a golfer's clubs and providing assistance during a round of golf. Caddies help golfers with club selection, course strategy, and sometimes offer moral support. This role is essential in enhancing a golfer's performance and experience on the course.

Synonyms

golf assistant, golf caddie

Examples of usage

  • The caddy carried my bag during the tournament.
  • He's been caddying for years at the local golf club.
  • The caddy suggested I use a driver on that hole.

Translations

Translations of the word "caddying" in other languages:

🇵🇹 caddy

🇮🇳 कैडी

🇩🇪 Caddy

🇮🇩 caddy

🇺🇦 кедді

🇵🇱 caddy

🇯🇵 キャディ

🇫🇷 caddy

🇪🇸 caddy

🇹🇷 caddy

🇰🇷 캐디

🇸🇦 كادي

🇨🇿 caddy

🇸🇰 caddy

🇨🇳 球童

🇸🇮 caddy

🇮🇸 caddy

🇰🇿 кэдди

🇬🇪 კედი

🇦🇿 kədilər

🇲🇽 caddy

Word origin

The term 'caddy' originates from the French word 'cadet', which means 'youngster' or 'follower'. The word was used to describe a person who carried a golfer’s clubs to assist them during play. The usage of the term in golf became prominent in the 19th century, particularly as the game gained popularity in Scotland and then spread globally. Golf caddies have historically been seen as skilled individuals who not only transport equipment but also provide valuable insights regarding the game, such as advice on putting and reading the greens. The evolution of the caddy profession has also led to the institution of various caddy championships and tournaments, celebrating their vital role in the sport.

Word Frequency Rank

At position #41,593, this word is among the less frequently used terms in English. While interesting to know, it's not crucial for most English learners unless needed for specific purposes.