Sepp Straka and his caddie, Duane Bock, are off to a hot start. Sky Sports. HOYLAKE, England — If you’re watching this week’s Open Championship, you may notice one of the contenders has a ...

Sepp Straka works with a caddie with many hours under his belt, Duane Bock. He is a bagman with playing experience in amateur golf and about 10 years in charge of the bags of several PGA Tour players.

Sepp Straka's caddie is Duane Bock as of April 2025. Bock took over as caddie for Straka after Kevin Kisner, Bock's ex-boss, decided to take a hiatus from the game.

As a last-minute fill-in caddie for Sepp Straka, he had never been in this type of situation — you know, battling down the stretch with $3.6 million on the line.

Sepp Straka is having a brilliant season, with his second win of the year, at the Truist Championship, coming with a second caddie on his bag, friend Drew Mathers. That came less than four months ...

Sepp Straka's caddie this week, Drew Mathers, pulled out of U.S. Open Qualifying to be on the bag for his friend at the Truist Championship.With a victory and $3.6M coming Straka's way, ...

Sepp Straka's normal caddie, Duane Bock, was not on the bag for his victory last week at the Truist Championship, the veteran looper tending to a back issue that flared up before the tournament ...

Sepp Straka looks to win for a second straight week with a fill-in caddie. / Bill Streicher-Imagn Images Sepp Straka comes into the PGA Championship as one of the game’s hottest players.

Recapping Sepp Straka's win at John Deere Classic Bock knew Straka was born in Austria and moved to Valdosta, Georgia, when he was 14. He didn't realize Straka had a twin brother who caddied for ...

Sepp Straka shakes hands with his caddie Duane Bock after shooting a 62 in Sunday's fourth round of the John Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run in Silvis. This was Bock's first week working with Straka.

After narrowly missing the cut by one stroke at the 3M Open in Minneapolis this past weekend, former UGA golfer Sepp Straka boarded a plane on Monday for Tokyo. There, the Austria native will play ...

After narrowly missing the cut by one stroke at the 3M Open in Minneapolis this past weekend, former University of Georgia golfer Sepp Straka boarded a plane on Monday for Tokyo. There, the ...