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forecaddie

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fore·cad·die  (fôrkd, fr-)
n.
A golf caddie who is positioned in the fairway and points out the location of balls on the course.


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The par 72 course has a Forecaddie Program where players can gain expert tips and advice, with the caddies are on hand to work out yardage, lift flags, fix ball markings and line up putts.
re at is upscale enough to offer caddie service, you should normally tip your caddie about 50% of the course caddy fee, while a forecaddie (a caddy who does not carry bags, but rather keeps score) should be tipped about $50-$100 from a group of four.
If a member of the group hit a ball towards the forecaddie they'd yell "forecaddie" - eventually shortened to fore.
 
 
 
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