Letters from the Loop Has Arrived
Every morning before the first golfer arrives, the course belongs to no one.
That's where this book starts.
Letters from the Loop is a collection of eighteen letters — written from one caddie to his brothers — about what actually gets carried on a golf course. Not just clubs. Expectation. Grief. Gratitude. The whole invisible weight of being a person.
It's the most personal thing we've published. Fewer hexagrams, more heart. If Caddie Ching is the wisdom, this is the walk that earned it.
Most people think I'm carrying clubs. What I'm really carrying is expectation.
Inside, you'll find letters on:
Why the best caddies "forget faster" — and what that teaches about mistakes
Learning to read people the same patient way you read a green
The Augusta joke two brothers never stopped telling each other
What a good caddie — and a good brother — actually carries
It won't lower your handicap. It might lower your blood pressure.
Grab it, read one letter before your next round, and let me know which one hits.
See you on the first tee.
— B, The Mad Caddie