Meet the double amputee veteran who will caddy for Graeme McDowell today

The US army corporal from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, lost one of his legs below the knee and the other above the knee when his convoy struck a Taliban anti-tank device.

Wed, 06 Apr, 2016 - 15:03

By Linda McGrory

Graeme McDowell will tee off at the Masters Par 3 at Augusta, Georgia, later today with a double amputee war veteran as his caddy.

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