LEE WESTWOOD'S CADDIE OUT FOR SIX WEEKS WITH FOOTBALL INJURY

FROM THE SKYSPORTS.COM WEBSITE

Lee Westwood will be without the services of Billy Foster at this week's Wells Fargo Championship after the caddie injured a leg in a charity football match.

Foster faces up to six weeks out of action, having sustained an injury that has seen him forced on to crutches.
As a result, Westwood has borrowed Fred Couples' regular caddie, Cayce Kerr, to carry his bag at this week's US PGA Tour event at the Quail Hollow Club in North Carolina.
"It could have happened at a better time, but you can't control these things," Westwood told Sky Sports News.
"You've got to move on and I've got a good caddie this week, Cayce, who normally works for Fred Couples. We know Fred was there or thereabouts at The Masters a couple of weeks back so he's good at caddying under pressure.
"He's worked for Fuzzy (Zoeller) in the past and Darren (Clarke) as well and they're pretty hard taskmasters so I think we'll get on well and hopefully it won't affect me too much."
Foster's injury means he is highly unlikely to partner Westwood at the Players Championship which takes place at TPC Sawgrass next week.
However, Westwood will be hopeful his bagman is fully recovered in time for the season's second major - the US Open - which takes place in San Francisco from June 14-17.
"Billy's an integral part of the team and very important to me and knows my game really well and there's some big tournaments coming up," Westwood added.