The scorecard doesn't care what you shot last week. The ball doesn't know your handicap. The wind has never been impressed by a trophy.

Each round asks the same question: "Who are you today?"

The golfer who believes they've mastered the game is usually preparing for a lesson. The golfer who remains curious finds one instead. Modesty isn't thinking less of yourself — it's thinking less about yourself.

Caddie's Advice: Carry confidence in your swing. Carry humility in your heart. They fit well in the same golf bag.