If the caddy wanted a pro deal he should have accepted nothing for not making the cut. As it was he got paid more than the initially agreed upon price.
If he was smart he would have leveraged Kuchars win into a job on the web.com tour but nah, he had to go all victim and got short money.
He will never carry a pro bag again.
Sure he did, after his getting stiffed by Kuchar made the rounds in the PGA community........
As it stands now, by PGA pro caddy standards, he was still shorted over $75,000 based on the 10% winning standards that normally go to all the caddies.......
Now you can support Kuchar all you want by citing the flat fee he paid to the caddy but that's not going to erase the fact that he's a cheap son of a bitch by even considering NOT paying the guy the standard fee of the 10% bonus of the winnings that go to all the bag carriers.
“He will never carry a pro bag again.”
Bingo. If the caddy didn’t negotiate the upside, it’s his fault. Not the player’s.