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A golfer and his bagman — well, bagboy — circa 1922. — A century ago, cheating was common at America's golf clubs, fueled by the compliance of child caddies
By: Julie Fenster

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A century ago, cheating was common at America's golf clubs, fueled by the compliance of child caddies