1 Some have argued that United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt used the attack on Pearl Harbor by Japanese forces on December 7, 1941 as a pretext to enter World War II.
Ablestock.com/AbleStock.com/Getty Images. Caddies on the PGA Tour who work 30 weeks a year will usually make at least $50,000 annually. That figure goes up depending on how successful the caddieâs golfer is during the year. Caddies for top golfers can easily make six figures or more annually.
The Association of Professional Tour Caddies put an offer on the table before the lawsuit was filed: $10,000 per year for health care and $10,000 per year for retirement, for an estimated 200 caddies. That comes out to $4 million annually for the caddies, out of an annual revenue of nearly $1 billion.