Starting Golf Caddy Training Tommorwo?

I would think if you are attending training you should be in good shape. Here are some basic but important tips for a caddy if you don’t know much about golf.
1) If anyone in the foresome is addressing the ball, don’t move or make any noise. Just stop what you are doing wherever you are.
2) Keep up with the player, it is best to arrive first to the ball.
3) If someone is putting, don’t stand anywhere near the line running over both the ball and the hole (either side).

It sounds to me like you’ve got the job. Congratulations. A few tips from someone who has had caddies and has caddied more times than I care to remember. Get a copy of the rules of golf (available at most golf retailers) and go over to get the basics. Also remember that etiquette is the most important thing on the golf course. I’ve played with great players and been miserable and terrible players and had a blast just based on their etiquitte. Always be aware of who is hitting and when in doubt just stay still and quiet. I’m sure they will tell you this in training, but before teeing off, wet the end of a towel for cleaning his ball and clubs. Finally, start a conversation with the guy you’re carrying for. Chances are he’s fairly successful person and you can learn a lot from him. The contacts that can be made on a golf course are immense. My dad always told me he’s made more friends and gotten more business on the golf course than he ever has in a board room. The more sociable you are the better chance you have to make a good tip and be asked for and recommended to his friends.