Daddy, caddy cool – Gary feels blessed to be by Gavin’s side


Guiding light: Gavin Green will have his father Gary on his bag for the second straight Olympics.

PETALING JAYA: Gary Green is counting his blessings.

While many parents have to watch their children in action at the Olympic Games from the television screen, the 55-year-old Gary will be caddying for his son Gavin in yet another Olympics when the men’s golf competition tees off at the Kasumigaseki Country Club today.

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