Miles Russell had quite a Father’s Day gift for his dad: the chance to be the caddie in his son’s U.S. Open debut. The 17-year-old amateur surprised his father on the 18th hole Sunday when his caddie brought Russell’s clubs to him outside the ropes to carry them the rest of the way. Ramon Bescansa,.
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Miles Russell had quite a Father’s Day gift for his dad: the chance to be the caddie in his son’s U.S. Open debut. The 17-year-old amateur surprised his father on the 18th hole Sunday when his caddie brought Russell’s clubs to him outside the ropes to carry them the rest of the way. Ramon Bescansa,.
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