A Father's Journey to Become His Son's Caddie

Mark Twain described the sport of golf as "A good walk spoiled."

Eighteen tiny holes dotted across a vast course — with only yourself to blame if things go wrong between the tee and the pin.

But, in golf, there is a shoulder to lean on, a light in dark places-- a shepherd. The caddie.

And writer Don Snyder knows a thing or two about caddying. When his son wanted to be a pro golfer, Snyder went back to school. Caddy school. In Scotland, so that he could walk beside him.

Don Snyder, author of the new book Walking with Jack: A Father's Journey to Become His Son's Caddie.