Capital caddies bag title hat-trick around the world

Germany's Elaine Krauter celebrates her Hero Women's Indian Open win with caddie Gary Marshall. Picture: LETGermany's Elaine Krauter celebrates her Hero Women's Indian Open win with caddie Gary Marshall. Picture: LET
Germany's Elaine Krauter celebrates her Hero Women's Indian Open win with caddie Gary Marshall. Picture: LET
Capital caddies have been part of three title triumphs around the world in the space of a week.

Stuart Davidson, who plays his golf at Royal Burgess and proudly owns a yardage book cover with a Hearts crest on it, sparked the winning spree.

It came alongside former Scottish Open champion Min Woo Lee as the Australian pulled off a wire-to-wire victory in the Macau Open on the Asian Tour.

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Lee’s third worldwide win was his first since linking up with Davidson, who picked up the coveted bag after learning his trade on the DP World Tour.

Stuart Davidson and Min Woo Lee joined forces as the Australian won the recent Macau Open on the Asian Tour. Picture: Luke Walker/Getty Images.Stuart Davidson and Min Woo Lee joined forces as the Australian won the recent Macau Open on the Asian Tour. Picture: Luke Walker/Getty Images.
Stuart Davidson and Min Woo Lee joined forces as the Australian won the recent Macau Open on the Asian Tour. Picture: Luke Walker/Getty Images.

Win No 2 came on the Ladies European Tour, where Gorebridge man Gary Marshall was on Aline Krauter’s bag as the German landed her maiden title with victory in the Hero Women’s Indian Open.

Marshall, who calls himself the ‘Tartan Caddy’ on social media, had previously helped Korean Mi Jung Hur win the Women’s Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club in 2019.

The notable title hat-trick was completed on the same day as Stuart Beck, who hails from Eskbank, helped Pole Adrian Meronk win the Estrella Damm N.A. Andalucia Masters on the DP World Tour.

It was Meronk’s fourth win on the circuit since last July and all of them have been achieved with Beck, who gave up a prosperous career in the finance world to become a full-time caddie, at his side.

“Stu Davidson and I are mates,” said Marshall, “but, even though we were both members at Broomieknowe, I don’t know Stuart Beck.”

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