In the world of professional caddying, earning a nickname is a sign of true respect and recognition. Mike “Fluff” Cowan, a legendary caddie himself, once said, “It’s almost like you haven’t made it in the caddie world until you’ve got a nickname.” One such respected figure was John Graham, affectionately known as “Scotchy.” His recent passing has left a lasting impression on the golf community.

John ‘Scotchy’ Graham’s presence on the course was as unforgettable as the stories he told. He got this nickname from his birthplace. He was a native of Glasgow, Scotland. He gained prominence as the caddie for Lee Westwood , notably during Westwood’s victory at the 1998 Freeport-McDermott Classic, his first PGA Tour win. Graham also had a significant role in the 2004 Ryder Cup at Oakland Hills,

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