
In this Tiger Dads episode, Beau and Jason swap stories from inside the ropes as parent caddies...sharing the highs, the lows, and the moments they'd love to have back. From saying the wrong thing at the wrong time to letting emotions get the best of them, they talk honestly about how difficult it can be to caddie for your own child and why staying calm is often the hardest job on the golf course.Then Beau and Emmy are joined by Scott Leonard, caddie for LPGA winner Ingrid Lindblad, to learn what separates a great caddie from everyone else.Scott shares how he helps one of the world's best players stay focused under pressure, when to speak up and when to stay quiet, how to build trust over the course of a round, and why confidence often comes from the person carrying the bag as much as the player swinging the club.Whether you're caddying at a junior tournament or simply walking alongside your child, this episode is packed with practical advice on communication, emotional control, and becoming the kind of support every young golfer needs.
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