GOLF CADDIE PROGRAM

 

Casa de Campo supports a very large caddie program. We have over 150 caddies who have great knowledge of the courses and who love and respect the game of golf. Caddies are required on Teeth of the Dog and optional on Links and Dye Fore, however we recommend that you take a caddie for all your rounds. Please see a few details regarding caddies:

 

  1. To request a caddie please email Joel Ortiz at j.ortiz@ccampo.com.do
  2. If you arrive to CdC with out having reserved a caddie, please go to the caddie master at Teeth of the Dog and they will assign a caddie for you.
  3. The Caddie Rate for 3-4 players is $40 plus tip- (4 players =$10 a person) plus tip- (3 players $13.33 a person) plus tip
  4. The Caddie Rate for 1-2 players is $25 plus tip- (2 players =$12.50 a person) plus tip- (1 person, $25) plus tip
  5. Walking the course and the caddie carrying your bag- $40 per bag plus tip.
  6. Recommended caddie Tip – Double the caddie Fee

 

Covid Precautions:

  1. Caddies will not touch the players clubs or golf ball
  2. Caddies will not ride in carts
  3. Caddies are not permitted to touch the flag
  4. Caddies will maintain social distancing

 

In the age of Covid 19, we understand that some players may not want a caddie to interact with them while playing. Please note; that if requested, the caddie will be more than happy to walk 25 yards behind the group and simply care for the course while you enjoy your round.  Casa de Campo caddies have all been tested for Covid 19 prior to returning to work and been trained on social distancing practices. 

 

Our caddies are ambassadors to our courses at Casa de Campo. Teeth of the Dog is a national treasure, and our caddies work to ensure the course is well cared for during each round; as well as, work to provide a memorable experience to you, the golfer. The caddie has responsibilities to care for the course, so please give them time to finish raking the bunker if you’re waiting to putt.

 

Also please note, that Spanish is the Dominican Republics first language. Many of the caddies speak many languages but English is not their first language.

 

For more questions regarding caddies at Casa de Campo please reach out to Joel Ortiz at j.ortiz@ccampo.com.do.