Tyrrell Hatton caddie: Who carries the sticks for the professional golfer?

Tyrrell Hatton has replaced his long-time caddie Mick Donaghy with close friend Hugo Dobson. 

Hatton revealed before the 2024 Masters that Donaghy had 'suffered a fall' and he hasn't been on the bag since. 

Donaghy began carrying Hatton's clubs at the 2019 British Masters and their partnership yielded a number of successes. 

Those included two Ryder Cup wins and several titles on the DP World Tour and PGA Tour. 

But it appears that Hatton and Dobson will be a team for the foreseeable future. 

Who is Hugo Dobson?

Dobson and Hatton have known each other since they were 14 years old. 

They both turned professional at the same time and played on mini tours such as the now-defunct Jamega Pro Tour and PGA EuroPro Tour. 

Hatton and Dobson became such good pals that he asked him to caddie for him at the 2019 Masters. 

Relationship on the course

Hatton is known to have a fiery temper when things don't go his way. 

Hatton has joked that Dobson knows how to deal with his outbursts by 'turning deaf for a minute or two' during his tantrums. 

"He knows when to stay away from me or act like he can't hear anything," he previously said. 

"It's been fun having one of your best mates on the bag and travelling around the world."

Previous caddies

Before Dobson and Donaghy, Hatton had worked with Mark Crane and close friend Jonathan Bell. 

He even had his manager Danny Wardrop caddie for him at the 2024 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.

A knee injury for Donaghy in 2023 also meant that Hatton teamed up with Shane Lowry's former caddie Bo Martin.

Success with Dobson

Hatton had Dobson on the bag when he won his first LIV Golf event in Nashville last June. 

Dobson was also on the bag when Hatton won the Alfred Dunhill Links for a record third time.