Alejandro Tosti's caddie quit mid-round at Biltmore Championship Asheville
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- Argentinian golfer Alejandro Tosti’s caddie, Cliff Ellis, abruptly quit during the opening round of the PGA Tour’s Biltmore Championship Asheville, leaving Tosti to finish the round without a caddie.
- The incident occurred at the 18th hole, with Ellis reportedly frustrated by Tosti’s string of eight consecutive pars and walking off after removing his caddie bib.
- Tosti has a history of conflicts with caddies and behavioral issues on the course, including a suspension in 2023 and controversial antics such as making a caddie wear a “NEED A WIFE” bib earlier this year.
- Known for his volatile personality, Tosti has acknowledged his demeanor as a personal challenge but maintains a competitive mindset that sometimes alienates others.
- It is unclear who will serve as Tosti’s caddie for the second round of the tournament, scheduled for Friday afternoon.
