fore·cad·die (fôr k d  , f r-)n. A golf caddie who is positioned in the fairway and points out the location of balls on the course. |
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| Forecaddies will also read the greens and track shots to reduce the number of lost balls, of which there will be many. The Sewell Family of Dealerships will support the tournament by providing forecaddies from the Caddie Club. His main contribution will be deciding how the course should be played and then passing that knowledge on to the forecaddies, who will lead players around. |
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