Celebrating Jack White birthday in Scotland with a CaddiePlayer Win in Switzerland.
Scotland, EastLothian/Aberlady
After 8 months of Covid19, travelling as far as Thailand via Saudi, being confined in Dubai for 6 weeks, stuck in Switzerland 2 months, and a on going project in France, I am now back to Scotland my new home.
Initially I was supposed to be Onsite CaddiePlayer at the Scottish Ladies Open instead I have ended up as Online CaddiePlayer at TheDucks Inn, where the TV crew and LET co-founder and commentator Mickey Walker stayed. OnLine CaddiePlayer from the Ducks gave me extra time together with my local associate, Ian Butcher, to initiate the transcript biography of the British Open Champion 1904 JackWhite and here the first draft:
"John White, known as Jack was born on the 15 of august 1873 in Pefferside cottage 5 miles east of North Berwick between Scoughall and Whitekirk. John’s father was involved in agricultural laboring on the estate of Mr Laidlay who’s son, John Ernest Laidlay, became one of the great amateur golfers of East Lothian by winning the British Amateur Championship twice (1889/1891) as well as inventing the most used grip today, known as “The Vardon Grip”…"
Jack White's birthday 147 years ago, was last saturday august 15th and to my great satisfaction it coincided with a win from CaddiePlayer Junior U14 Celeste Mangeat from Switzerland. (Instagram: @cegolf242)
Until next time... Visit Scotland... Visit Jack White... Visit Me #CaddiePlayerFounder > http://jackwhiteputtingschool.com/
15th of August double celebration: Jack White 147th Birthday and U14 Celeste Mangeat Win
