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Watching the other players go long left, I knew we      shot down to the 4th tee to the exact area we talked
        needed to get the right number and club for the         about. I looked back at Jan Flott, our 18H Captain
        hole location. I used my mathematical (adding and       and she gave me the thumbs up, as she thought
        subtracting) skills and worked the number out to be     it was a great move. As we looked at Lorie’s 3rd
        175. She grabbed her 5 hybrid and made one of the       shot, she had a great swing but unfortunately got an
        best swings of the day! The ball left the club, started   unlucky kick and short sided herself. She proceeded
        right of the green and landed 10 feet below the hole.   to make a bogey but overall I thought it was a good
        She looked at me and said, “Great number kid,” then     course management move on our part, just an
        walked down to the green. I was extremely impressed     unlucky bounce. Playing the second hole is always an
        with myself.                                            adventure for me and I am so glad I had that course
                                                                knowledge to help Lorie.

        The second of my top two moments was on day
        2 at the 2nd hole. Now, I have played this hole so      Overall, the experience of caddying for Lorie Kane was
        many times that I have hit the ball both far left of the   unbelievable. I had a great time during the tournament
        fairway and far right of the fairway. I knew how the    and I was very appreciative of her willingness to have
        hole played, either way. The par 5 2nd hole is always   me as her caddy. It will be an experience that I will
        difficult if you do not have a proper tee shot. During   never forget - especially when our teamwork was so
        the second round, Lorie’s tee shot was fading to the    great. She went one under on the last five holes!
        right and ended up in the trees. When we got to her
        ball, she was looking at her options – her only thought
        was to punch it out back into the fairway and go from   Dylan
        there. As she was walking back from looking at the
        option, I mentioned to her that instead of going left,
        why don’t we advance the ball up to the 4th tee or in
        that general area. The way she looked at me, I could
        tell she was very surprised but we both knew that it
        could work. So being the caddy, I decided to do the
        jog up to the area where we wanted to land it and I
        scoped out the distance. Lorie proceeded to punch a







































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