Danny Noonan – or Michael O'Keefe, who played him in the iconic 1980 comedy 'Caddyshack' – is back on the bag, at least for a few days.
We haven't heard much from Danny Noonan since he sank the putt that beat Judge Smails and Dr Beeper at Bushwood all those years ago. The plan was to attend law school at St. Copious, but maybe golf hustling got in the way? By the time we returned to Bushwood in 1988, Noonan was nowhere to be found.– is back on the bag, at least for a few days. He got a job looping for Danny Balin during practice rounds for this week's US Open at Winged Foot in Mamaroneck, NY.
Balin, the head golf pro at Fresh Meadow Country Club on Long Island who qualified for the Open because he's in the top three of the 2019 PGA professional player of the year standings, took O'Keefe up on his offer after reading the Golf.com article. "I've also received much unsolicited advice like 'Do squats,' as if squatting for a few days might enhance my bag-carrying capacity," he wrote Sunday.quotes that are sure to fly fast and furious with Danny Noonan himself on the bag, O'Keefe seems to be at least partially OK with it.Caddyshack
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