Since its inception, golf has been known as a gentleman’s sport, rooted in sportsmanship and respect. And among all competitions, the Ryder Cup stands out as one of the most prestigious, born 98 years ago to foster friendship between golfers from the United States and Great Britain before eventually expanding to include all of Europe. But as the tournament grew into the pinnacle of international golf, it also began relying on a strong support system—most notably the caddies, whose guidance, strategy, and steady presence often prove decisive. Naturally, this raises the question: do Ryder Cup caddies get paid, and if so, how much?

Traditionally, the Ryder Cup has celebrated pride, sportsmanship, and national honor rather than financial reward. Players themselves did not receive direct compe

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