10:54 Jun 6, 2000 |
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na | caddy |
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na | golf caddy |
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na | caddy |
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na | caddymaster |
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caddy Explanation: Not completely sure. Cheers, Paola L.M. |
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golf caddy Explanation: if it's a job of some kind, i agree that it is the above. it's the person who trundles the golf bag around the course for a player |
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caddy Explanation: Carros de mano, carritos eléctricos, casa club, vestuarios, duchas, sauna, alquiler de palos, guarda-palos, tienda, clases individuales y colectivas, bar y restaurante. I saw "guarda-palos" in this website. Reference: http://www.pgb.es/marbella/golf/guadalmina.html |
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caddymaster Explanation: "Storage at the caddymaster, The place where you store the golfclubs" I am sorry to answer to myself, but this is also a way to reply to you all. I just got the above answer from Golf International, an agency specialising in all kinds of golf-related bookings on the Costa del Sol, Spain. (I prefer not to bother my informant with further questions) |
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