History Revisited: Shenny’s caddies have a history all their own
14 Jan 2020
Community Interest
A month or so ago I had ventured into writing an article relating to what can best described as the “old-time” golf caddies at Groton’s Shennecossett Golf Course. My plan was to begin the piece by providing the readers with a short history about the golf course and then talk about the caddies.
Well, as is often the case when writing about local landmarks, the information about the course’s history was so voluminous and interesting that it morphed into its own article and completely drifted away from the subject about the caddies.
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