
Love and marriage... —
The relationship between caddy and golfer is akin to a marriage, according to some.

Kiwi caddy king —
Steve Williams, who helped Adam Scott (pictured left) win his first Masters glory a year ago, is the most successful caddy in golf history.

Bag switch —
The duo started working together in 2011 -- first while Woods was injured and then when New Zealander Williams was axed by the 14-time major winner.

Major success —
The partnership between Williams and Woods was the most successful of all time, bringing 13 majors in all.

Together we stand —
The partnership between all-British duo Ian Poulter and Terry Mundy dates back eight years.

Euro stars —
Arguably the pair's greatest moments have come in the Ryder Cup and other matchplay events, which Mundy says they are trying to replicate in strokeplay events.

Taking a chance —
Mundy only became a caddy after a player plea in the pub where he drank, and later worked with former women's world No. 1 Laura Davies.

Best buddies —
Chris Harmston started caddying after his golf career was cut short by injury. He now caddies for his best friend Ross Fisher.

Enjoying the spoils —
Their partnership is in its infancy but they enjoyed their first success as a duo at a European Tour event in South Africa this month.

