Tour apologises for upset caused after caddie's death


  • Golf
  • Saturday, 17 May 2014

LONDON (Reuters) - The European Tour has apologised to the Caddies Association for the "hurt and upset" caused following the sudden death of bagman Iain 'Mac' McGregor at the Madeira Islands Open on Sunday.

The tour has been criticised for continuing with the Madeira event after the 52-year-old Zimbabwean, caddying for Scotland's Alastair Forsyth, died of a heart attack during the final round.

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