Meet the Woman Who Made a Surgeon Forget His Tee Time
Let’s just say Dr. Marcus Webb, a 52-year-old cardiothoracic surgeon from Scottsdale, did not show up to the 7th green because he was focused on his handicap. He showed up because Tasha — 26, from Phoenix, part-time caddie at Gainey Ranch and full-time reason men renew their memberships — had been assigned to his foursome for the third weekend running. (His wife thought golf was his “stress relief.” It is, technically.) Tasha, for her part, knew exactly which iron he should use and delivered that advice with the kind of eye contact that makes men forget their own name. She also had a 72-yard chip shot that would make a PGA pro blush. But honestly? That’s not why he tipped her three hundred dollars.
The Caddie Who Caused a Five-Man Backup on Hole Four
Nobody at Pebble Crest Country Club in Charlotte talks about the incident on hole four without lowering their voice first. What happened was simple: Priya, 24, a hospitality management grad who caddied weekends to pay off her student loans, bent down to retrieve a ball from a water trap — and every group within eyeline suddenly developed a reason to stop walking. (The beverage cart girl watched from a distance and understood completely.) Five groups backed up. The course marshal radioed ahead. One retired investment banker from Wilmington claimed he “lost his ball in the rough” four times on that hole specifically. Priya was unbothered. She knew exactly what she was doing. Wait until you hear what she got offered for a full-season contract.
