The Pressure of Having a Caddy

My friar was caddying for me. My only ever holding one at West Langs. It's not always been the case because I had an absolute nightmare at Bay Hill when I had a caddy. But that's where, again, I felt like I just wanted him not to be there because I was struggling. You feel guilty because golf is such a solo sport. Where sometimes when you've got a caddy, it feels like a team sport. And then you go out, you've got the lead after two rounds. Caddy's thinking, I'm getting 10% of this. Life's good. And you go and shoot 82-82. Now that is pressure