Caddy

/ˈkædi/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A holder or container, often used for carrying items such as golf clubs or tea.

He placed his golf clubs in the caddy before heading to the course.

A person who transports golf bags and clubs for a golfer.

The golfer hired a caddy to help carry his clubs during the tournament.

A small, often decorative container used for holding items, such as tea or condiments.

She put the sugar in a lovely caddy on the dining table.

verb

To serve as a caddy; to carry or transport items for someone, especially in golf.

He was caddying for his friend during the championship match.

Originated from the French word 'cadi', which referred to a container or a holder.

caddy shack

A slang term for a golf club or related location, often referring humorously to a rundown place.

caddy for someone

To serve or assist someone, particularly in a sporting context.

golf

A sport in which players hit a ball into a series of holes on a course using the fewest number of strokes.

clubs

In golf, these are the tools used to hit the ball.

tee

A small device used to elevate a golf ball for the first stroke on each hole.

A golf bag or holder for equipment.

He just bought a new caddy for his golf gear.

To act as a caddy for someone.

I'll caddy for you tomorrow at the tournament.