20 people who worked as golf caddies share their juiciest stories from the job.

In both reality and stereotype, golf is a sport generally connected with wealthy business people discussing their next big deal. Country clubs, which are notably exclusive and expensive, are often surrounded by sprawling golf courses where members can work on their game while sipping cocktails and gossiping about their off-shore banking accounts.

Of course, there is a big difference between athletes aiming to become professionals, couples going on dates at a local mini-golf course, and the CEO stereotype we see sprawled across movies. That said, employees at golf courses often encounter a mix of all of the above, with a heavier dose of the latter.

In a popular Reddit thread, people who worked at golf courses as caddies or otherwise shared some of the most interesting things they saw and heard.

1. From CommanderTWaffle:

I caddy for my girlfriend's dad for extra cash here and there. Mostly for his doctor friends and a lot of them are f*cking their nurses and hygienists. Oh and he's f*cking Tim's wife, but Tim doesn't tip so...