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Queenstown has emerged as one of New Zealand’s most lauded golfing destinations, and with numerous challenging world class courses all within 20 minutes’ drive of one another and set against stunning alpine backdrops, it is now earning its place as one of the best golfing destinations in the world.

Deciding where to play Whatever your preferences, there is a course to suit you. From the unbelievably scenic to those with incredibly challenging holes, there is a course you’ll love. Remarkable Golf Tours will provide you with information and advice so you can select courses that will exceed your expectations, and with all equipment provided you will be primed for an unforgettable experience. If you’re finding it too difficult to choose a course, you might just decide to try them all!

At the moment, five top-notch golf courses in Queenstown are open to the public—Millbrook, Queenstown, Arrowtown, Jack’s Point and most recently, The Hills, which formerly played host to the New Zealand Golf Open. Whichever courses you choose, you are guaranteed an unparalleled experience unique to Queenstown in terms of both the complexity of the layouts and the beauty of the views.

Remarkable Golf Tours specialises in organizing multi day tours which are wholly customisable in accordance with your preferences to ensure your maximum enjoyment.

Trip Includes

• Return Transport (scenic route) from your accommodation to any golf course in the area
• Executive hire golf clubs
• Tee time and electric cart booking
• Golf balls and tees
• Group photo

Tailored packages (from 1 player to large groups) Tell us what you do (or don’t) require and we’ll tailor the package to your requirements. Maybe you want the exercise and don’t require carts. Perhaps your game is rusty and you’d like a lesson to sharpen things up. Or maybe you would like a caddy to help you get around by providing local course knowledge.  We are here to make sure you get everything you need so you can focus on enjoying your golf game.

• Allow 4 hours for a full round of 18 holes
• Multi day and multi course options available
• Whenever suits you! It's light until 9pm is summer (November - April) so afternoon tee times can be arranged. It gets dark at 5pm in winter (June - September)
• Operates all year round
• Hotel transfers included

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• Australian and NZ affilliated golf members rates available on some courses
• We can arrange NZPGA professional lessons (great individual or group options)
• Options for non-golfers or partners to do other activities during your game
• Golf shoes, trundler (hand cart) and caddies also available
• Bring a camera. You will have many opportunities to take pictures along the way
• Please  contact us  to enquire about specific options or alternative packages

Normal Retail Prices

• Arrowtown Golf Club Package: NZD$299.00
• Queenstown Golf Club Package: NZD$319.00
• Millbrook Resort Package: NZD$489.00
• Jacks Point Package: NZD$489.00
• 18 holes-The Hills Package: NZD$999.00

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I'm visiting Queenstown with my dad and he loves golf. I'd love to book this experience for him and I tag along. Is this possible if I do not golf? I imagine the courses are designed for golfers who know what they are doing, and I'd like to play, but think I'd lose a lot of golf balls. Are the drivers and other golf equipment included in the price, or available to rent? Also are the locations dress specific? Would golf s<em>%#!^</em>s be required or provided by you guys?

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Hey There, I will be flying into Queenstown from the United States on the 28th, and should land at 10AM. Assuming there are no issues with the flight, I should be able to make the 1PM option for the 28th, but just curious if there are other options later than that. Thanks and looking forward to playing in Queenstown! -Michael

Can I bring my 17 year old son with me in the golf cart,he doesn't play just wants to come and watch.Will I be charged any extra for him.

Hi Geoff! You would be welcome to bring him along, there's just a $20 observer fee.

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A Remarkable Queenstown Golf Package

A Remarkable Queenstown Golf Package includes golf at Jacks Point, Millbrook, Queenstown and Arrowtown GC with 5 nights accommodation in Queenstown with transfers or hire vehicle provided. Escape to the golfing and adventure capital this Spring/summer season and stripe the fairways on some of NZ's finest courses, with Remarkable Golf Tours, Queenstown's Premier Golf Specialist.

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Remarkable Golf Tours

Remarkable Golf Tours provide a range of packages and tailored services to deliver you the very best golfing experience in Queenstown.  Your transport, green fees, tee-time reservations, equipment hire and accommodation can all be taken care of, so you can focus on playing amongst some of the finest scenery you'll encounter on a golf course.

All levels of golfer and group sizes are catered for, including conference and private golf groups.  Remarkable Golf Tours offer a number of transport options ranging from small, luxury vehicles to larger coaches for bigger groups.  Quality vehicles feature in the self-drive packages along with all your other reservations, so you can relax and concentrate on enjoying the fairways.

The friendly and knowledgeable staff can offer tips and advice to get the best out some of the finest courses in New Zealand, and organise activities for non-golfers in and around Queenstown.

Visitors can choose from a number of different tour packages including a 'Stay and Play' package which includes accommodation at one of the finest golf resorts in the world, and a 'Wine and Golf Tour' where you can enjoy a food and wine tour of Central Otago's award-winning vineyards.

Bookings: Please contact  0274 653 888 or visit Remarkable Golf Tours for information on the different tour options.

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HI Tom, Just wanted to send a heartfelt THANK YOU for the trip you prepared for us. As my dad said yesterday on the way home, “we wouldn’t change a thing”😊. ‍ We are so grateful for the accommodations that were perfect for us, the people you had us interface with who were completely incredible, and the courses you set up for us which were a great mix of old and new and all high quality. ‍ I sincerely hope this is not the last trip you plan for us and I would not hesitate to send my friends to you for future trips.

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Scottie Scheffler makes remarkable look routine, wins RBC Heritage comfortably

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HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. – Scottie Scheffler wasn’t supposed to win the RBC Heritage.

Scheffler did it anyway, and no other outcome seemed plausible after two holes of the final round. Generational superstars make the remarkable look routine, like it was always destined to happen, but make no mistake, that’s not normal, no matter how Scheffler made it appear.

The world No. 1 looked at ease as he fired a final-round 68 to win the RBC Heritage by three shots. He entered the fourth round up by one, but after a miraculous eagle chip-in on No. 2 that Scheffler made look mundane, it was about over. The final 16 holes were a formality, a slow coronation for King Scheffler that thunderstorms pushed to Monday. Scheffler played his final three holes Monday morning, capping it with a meaningless bogey on 18.

Scottie Scheffler's chip-in eagle is the Shot of the Day

“We've seen people do this over the years as far as excellence for time, over a little bit of time,” Max Homa said. “His seems to be sustained a bit longer than I can remember from a lot of people. It's not utterly shocking what he does. He just does it over and over and over again.

“That's amazing. … He almost makes it seem very realistic that we should do that.”

Homa’s quote wasn’t from Sunday. He said it Wednesday, less than 24 hours before the tournament began, and that assessment is even more true now than it was then.

Scheffler made two bogeys or worse all week – the first was a double bogey on the third hole of his first round. The second came on the 72nd hole. In between, it was flawless golf. Scheffler has won four of his last five starts. He’s won 10 times on TOUR in his last 50 starts. He’s lost to only one golfer since the start of March: Stephan Jaeger at the Texas Children’s Houston Open.

Top players spent the early part of the week gawking at Scheffler’s success and admitting there was a gap between them and him. Still, there’s supposed to be a letdown after a win, especially a major championship. It’s a mentally taxing and draining experience. The stress and energy of contending can wear down even the best, and Scheffler is a meticulous preparer, treating practice rounds with the intentionality if not quite the intensity of a final round.

Scottie Scheffler news conference after winning at RBC Heritage

He showed up to Harbour Town Golf Links for the first time Wednesday, taking the early part of the week to celebrate his Masters win and recharge back home. He didn’t see the course’s front nine until he played the first round. He admitted one eye was at home in Dallas, where his wife Meredith draws closer and closer to giving birth to their first child. He was prepared to walk off the course at any moment if she went into labor. That was the field’s only hope, as it turns out.

The quick turnaround and shortened practice time led to a sluggish start as Scheffler was even for his first 15 holes Thursday. Although he birdied Nos. 16 and 17 for a 2-under 69, he was already six shots behind after Round 1. His caddie, Ted Scott, had noticed some fatigue.

The great ones, though, do not panic, comforted by the knowledge that over time their stuff is superior and will win out. Scheffler would never say such a thing (too brash), but his clubs say it for him. Exhibit A: He shot a 6-under 65 on Friday, and that night the deficit was just three. Then he shot 63 on Saturday to leave little doubt: He was going to win again.

“He’s a physical specimen, I mean honestly he is,” Scott said. “He’s in incredible shape and you have to be to have mental fortitude. You have to get your body in physical shape so you can be mentally in it.”

Mentally, Scheffler said he’s never been in a better place on the golf course.

Scottie Scheffler’s Round 4 highlights From RBC Heritage

“I look back to Bay Hill, and I got off to some poor starts there, especially on the greens,” he said. “I'm just proud of how quickly I've been kind of fighting back from those little mistakes throughout the round and handling the surprises and stuff when it doesn't really go as planned. I think I've become better at managing that.”

A prime example came as the darkness descended Sunday night. Standing in the middle of the fairway on the par-5 15th, Scheffler duck hooked a 4-iron into the water. He was shocked. The swing was good; the strike was solid. But there was mud on the ball that he didn’t see.

Still up by five, Scheffler had plenty of breathing room, but he didn’t want to drop a shot. He slung a wedge around the tall trees guarding the hole and buried the 11-foot par putt despite having the option to wait and putt it in the morning, as his playing partner, Sepp Straka, did.

“The level of satisfaction of something like that is pretty high … to keep myself in position and not really give the guys behind me too much hope,” Scheffler said.

That mental strength is driven partly by on-course performance. Scheffler has regained confidence on the greens after switching to a mallet putter. That helps. But it’s also bred from his consistent cadence off the course. After pouring in eight birdies on Saturday, seven of which came from inside 12 feet, Scheffler did what he often does on the road. He went back to the rental house with frequent TOUR roommate and best friend Sam Burns and watched a movie. Tom Kim stopped by, as he had a few other times during the week. The routine was the same.

Burns, who has known Scheffler since their junior golf days, couldn’t sense a shift in Scheffler at any point during the week. Other than his late arrival, nothing was different.

“Just his normal self, pretty laid back,” Burns said.

Burns drew parallels to Scheffler’s golf, which hasn’t changed much over the years. The ability to dominate was always there.

“He's playing incredible golf,” Burns said. “He has a ton of confidence and he's also really good. It's a good combo. You have those three things working together and then you get what you got. He's the best in the world by a long way.”

Scheffler admitted he is starting to realize his stature is changing, although it still catches him off guard. Large crowds packed in to watch him tee off on Saturday. When he reached the first green, he looked back at those same bleachers a few hundred yards away. They were empty, even with the final five groups still to tee off.

“It was really interesting,” he said, still seeming a bit surprised. “It felt to me like the crowd was coming with me (Saturday), and there was definitely a lot of cheers out there.”

Scottie Scheffler closes out 72nd hole to cement 10th win at RBC Heritage

It’s new territory for the Texan. He has occupied the top spot in the world ranking for the last 48 weeks, but the general public seldom treated him like a sports idol. His understated personality, as genuine as it is, did not attract the masses, and he has actively avoided the spotlight. But his dominance is the draw now. The crowds are bigger and the cheers are louder as the golf world eagerly watches Scheffler make history, everyone wondering: How long can he keep it going?

“People like to see something special and they’re seeing it,” Scott said. “It’s easy to get behind a person like him, he’s easier to cheer for.”

Woods was the last player to win four times in five starts, back in 2008. Since 1983, Only David Duval has needed fewer starts to get from win No. 1 to win No. 10. Scheffler’s final-round 68 was his 40th consecutive round of par or better. He’s outperformed the field average in 36 of those rounds. Fans flock to dominance. It’s happening in the women’s game, with Nelly Korda at five straight wins and counting. It’s here for Scheffler as well.

Maybe things will change, as Scheffler is about to become a dad, knocking golf further down his list of priorities. He wants to be a better parent than he is a golfer, and perhaps that will take time away from his practice and preparation. Maybe then, he will fall off.

Don’t hold your breath.

“I grew up watching the end of Tiger,” Theegala said Saturday night. “Got to see Rory (McIlroy), DJ (Dustin Johnson), Jordan (Spieth), like all these guys kind of dominate for a period of time, and I was like, we could be in the midst of something really, really special.”

It was as if Theegala knew what was coming, and maybe he did. Maybe, deep down, we all did.

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Scottie Scheffler spent an extra night in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, which typically wouldn’t be such a drag if not for his wife Meredith being pregnant back home in Dallas and awaiting the couple’s first child later this month.

But Mother Nature had other plans, forcing Scheffler to return to Harbour Town Golf Links on Monday morning to play his final three holes of the 2024 RBC Heritage and wrap up his fourth PGA Tour title in his past five starts.

One week and one day after Scheffler slipped into the famed Green Jacket awarded to the Masters champ for the second time in three years, the 27-year-old Texan added another colorful jacket – this time in trademark Tartan – to his closet and became the first reigning Masters champion to win the RBC Heritage since Bernhard Langer in 1985.

Scheffler, who was 4-under through 15 holes in the final round and 20-under overall when play was suspended due to darkness on Sunday, made two pars and a finishing bogey and signed for a 3-under 68 on Monday, three shots better than Sahith Theegala (68) and four better than reigning U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark (65) and past FedEx Cup champion Patrick Cantlay (68). Scheffler banked another $3.6 million to surpass $18 million in earnings this season – and it’s still April.

“I didn’t show up here just to have some sort of ceremony and have people tell me congratulations,” said Scheffler of avoiding a post-Masters victory hangover. “I came here with a purpose.”

CBS Sports roving reporter Colt Knost, who grew up with Scheffler following him around Dallas’s Royal Oaks Golf Club, already has one of the best nicknames in golf: The Big Gravy. But he may have earned another one – Knost-radamus – for a prediction seemingly as accurate as those of the 16 th century French astrologer Nostradamus. In February 2022, when Scheffler won his first Tour title at the WM Phoenix Open, Knost proclaimed him to be “a worldbeater,” and added, “Now that he’s got that first one, I think the floodgates are going to open for him.”

Scheffler’s latest triumph is his 10 th career title, the first player to win that many times (or more) in three seasons since Dustin Johnson did so between 2015-16 and 2017-18. There’s no indication that this flood of success for the world No. 1 will stop any time soon. Did Knost imagine Scheffler would dominate on the PGA Tour? “I really did,” he said. “He never plays badly and he’s one of the most competitive people I’ve ever met. He will never just go through the motions.”

Theegala, who recalled playing against Scheffler for the first time in the Starburst Junior Golf Classic at Waco, Texas, didn’t remember ever beating Scheffler, who is a year older than him, in a single junior tournament. Competing with Scheffler, who leads the Tour in 30 statistical categories this season, hasn’t gotten any easier lately. “It’s pretty epic,” Theegala said of Scheffler, who has shot even par or better in all 40 rounds this season and became the first player to win four times in five starts since Tiger Woods in 2007-08. “I was talking to Carl, my caddie, walking to 15 tee box. I was like, I grew up watching the end of Tiger, got to see Rory, DJ, Jordan, like all these guys kind of dominate for a period of time, and I was like, we could be in the midst of something really, really special.”

Some observers suggested that Scheffler would skip the RBC Heritage but Scheffler said he never wavered in his commitment to the tournament. After winning the Masters, Scheffler flew home to Dallas to be with Meredith and didn’t show up to Hilton Head until Tuesday. He played only a nine-hole practice round on Wednesday and spotted much of the field a head start, shanking a bunker shot at his third hole in the first round, making double bogey and needing two late birdies to post 69. He trailed by six and complained of fatigue. But after recharging his batteries, he didn’t make a single bogey or worse until the 72nd hole of the tournament, and even in that case Scheffler said he was counting that one as a par as he played the smart shots with a comfortable lead. He stormed back with a 65 on Friday and was lurking three back before reminding everyone who is boss with a bogey-free 63 to claim a one-stroke lead.

Are you kidding me?! 💥 Scottie Scheffler is doing Scottie Scheffler things. @RBC_Heritage pic.twitter.com/by9vn6dplU — Golf on CBS ⛳ (@GolfonCBS) April 21, 2024

In the final round, Scheffler laid down the hammer early, chipping in at the par-5 second hole from 53 feet for eagle. His bump-and-run, executed to perfection, marked his 11 th hole-out of the season. He tacked on a birdie at the par-5 fifth and strung together six consecutive pars before the horn blew. When play resumed he wedged to 6 feet for another birdie at 13. When he made his lone blunder, pull-hooking a 4-iron into the water due to mud on his ball at the par-5 15th, he took a penalty drop and carved a beautiful shot to 11 feet. Darkness had fallen and he could’ve wait until Monday to strike the par putt but he opted to play on and sank it for good measure. While that snapped a streak of 53 consecutive holes without recording a score of more than a four on his card, dating to the 15 th hole in his first round, he pumped his fist with glee for keeping a clean card (to that point).

“I felt like I was due for one to drop,” said Scheffler, whose closing bogey gave him a winning total 19-under 265. “So I figured might as well hit it now.”

Clark mounted an early charge, making an eagle and six birdies in his first 11 holes to inch within a stroke of the lead. But his effort to run down Scheffler was spoiled at the 12 th hole when Clark tried to punch between trees. His ball struck one of them squarely and ricocheted out of bounds. He made double bogey.

“It was kind of fun for a little bit,” said Clark, who improved to a career-best ranking of No. 3 in the world. “Seemed like maybe we had a chance to do something crazy.”

Only Mother Nature could prolong Scheffler’s victory another day. Play was suspended due to inclement weather at 4:28 p.m. ET, for two hours and 32 minutes. The delay meant they ran out of daylight.

But on Monday, Scheffler capped off winning for the fourth time this year, all of them Signature events. He finished tied for second in the only tournament he did not win during his scorching run. For the week, he topped the field of 69 in Strokes Gained: Off the Tee, SG: Tee to Green, SG: Approach the Green and scrambling.

“We’re watching greatness right now,” CBS’s Jim Nantz said. “It doesn’t happen all the time, but it sure is fun when you find yourself witnessing something like this.

Nantz’s NFL broadcast partner, former Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo, who played in the Invited Celebrity Classic on PGA Tour Champions last week, estimated he’s played around 500 rounds with Scheffler and said he’s never failed to break 70.

“Which is insane,” said Romo who played with him the week before the Masters at Brook Hollow, a Dallas club. “I have not seen a guy hit a golf ball like this since Tiger back in the 2000s when I played with him, the way he was striking the ball, the compression, the trajectory, the spin rate. It was impressive, and I was like, ‘He ain’t losing that tournament.’ ”

No one stopped him at the RBC Heritage either. Could Scheffler be on his way to a season for the record books? That may depend whether history repeats itself — all 10 of his wins have come in the months of February, March and April. So, time will tell if Scheffler can continue to dominate when the calendar flips to May – just don’t bet against the floodgates closing any time soon.

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The second round of the 2024 JM Eagle LA Championship presented by Plastpro was marked by two remarkable aces at Wilshire Country Club. Alexa Pano showed off her skills with a hole-in-one on the 12th hole from 175 yards with a 6-iron in the morning wave. Meanwhile, LPGA Tour rookie Auston Kim stole the show in her stunning tournament debut with an ace on the 18th hole from 135 yards with a pitching wedge.

It is the sixth ace of the LPGA Tour season and the third in two rounds at the JM Eagle LA Championship. The 2023 Epson Tour Graduate shot an even-par 71 and is currently in a tie for fifth with Emily Kristine Pedersen.

"It was my first ever hole-in-one. Very cool that I can finally say I have a hole-in-one now," said the 23-year-old Kim. "I was trying to hit about a 128 shot into 18 green, and (it) just landed perfectly up front. Bounces a couple of times, rolled and went in. It was awesome. It was really cool.”

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Scottie Scheffler Opens Under Par (Again) at RBC Heritage

Fresh off his second Masters win, the world No. 1 continued a remarkable streak Thursday.

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Unfortunately for the rest of the PGA Tour, the newly minted two-time Masters champion still isn’t a father yet, nor is he slowing down until then.

Scottie Scheffler shot a 2-under 69 Thursday in the first round of the RBC Heritage, showing no signs of a hangover from Sunday at Augusta National.  

The world No. 1, a winner in three of his last four starts including the Masters, still has yet to shoot an over-par round this year, out of 36 rounds. The next longest active streak of rounds at or under par is 12, by Tommy Fleetwood.

“I didn’t come here for any ceremonial congratulations and whatnot,” he told Golf Channel after the round. “I came to play, and compete.”

Still, he admitted to being tired and that he “tried to give myself a little bit of grace” and some time to get into the round. On the par-4 3rd hole he actually shanked a greenside bunker shot, leading to double bogey. But that would be the only blemish on the card, alongside four birdies.

Scottie Scheffler opened with 69 in his first round since winning a second green jacket.

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His wife Meredith is home in Dallas expecting their first child, and Scheffler said last week he would leave in the middle of the Masters if she went into labor. That didn’t happen , and Scheffler said Thursday that Meredith, whose due date is at the end of the month, hasn’t shown any signs yet so they stuck to the schedule set at the start of the year which included this signature event.

Scheffler finished T11 last year in his first appearance at the RBC Heritage. He hit 12 of 14 fairways and 13 of the 18 notoriously small greens at Harbour Town.

This week is Scheffler’s ninth start in the 2024 PGA Tour season and his eighth opening round under 70. At the Arnold Palmer Invitational he opened with a 70 and went on to win. 

J.T. Poston held the clubhouse lead at 8 under when Scheffler finished. 

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In the bustling world of professional golf, 2023 proved to be a lucrative year for caddies, with earnings soaring to remarkable heights.

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Player: Scottie Scheffler – Earnings: $1,650,000.

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Player: Xander Schauffele – Earnings: $985,000.

Former San Diego State Aztec teammate and buddy of Schauffele has been on his bag for the past 6 years.

Player: Patrick Cantlay – Earnings: $895,000.

LaCava, Tiger Woods’ caddie since 2011, opted to depart following Woods’ recent ankle surgery. In 2023, LaCava joined Cantlay as his caddie.

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Player: Justin Thomas – Earnings: $815,000.

While Jim MacKay caddied alongside Thomas to a lucrative 2023, they have since parted ways, just before the 2024 Masters. Now on the bag for Thomas is caddy Matt Minister.

Player: Will Zalatoris – Earnings: $760,000.

Joining alongside Zalatoris at the 2022 FedEx Cup playoffs, he has been his looper since, helping him to his lone victory at the 2022 FedEx St Jude Championship.

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Player: Sam Burns – Earnings: $725,000.

Since teaming up in 2019, Sam Burns and Travis Perkins have enjoyed remarkable success, clinching five PGA Tour victories and securing a spot on the 2023 US Ryder Cup team.

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Player: Matt Fitzpatrick – Earnings: $640,000.

Since joining forces in 2018 after parting ways with Lee Westwood, Foster and Fitzpatrick have achieved significant success, highlighted by their victory at the US Open in Brookline, Fitzpatrick’s first Major title. Foster’s impact was evident at the 2022 PGA Championship, where Fitzpatrick credited him for patience, crucial in tough conditions.

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Player: Cameron Young – Earnings: $565,000.

Tesori was on the bag for Cameron Young up until the end of the 2023 year, amassing more than half a million dollars in that time. Since, Young has brought on Wayne de Haas to take over caddie duties.

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