Golf Caddy Costume
Carry the bag in style with this classic tournament-ready look.
The golf caddy costume, inspired by the iconic white uniforms worn at the Masters Tournament, is a popular choice for sports fans, couples, and groups. It is instantly recognizable, comfortable, and easy to customize with your own player name or number. The look consists of a crisp white utility jumpsuit, a green cap, and classic golf accessories.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $30–70
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What you need for a Golf Caddy costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Golf Caddy costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
White utility jumpsuit
A long-sleeve, zip-front white cotton or polyester canvas coverall.
DIY: Wear a white scrub set or white overalls over a white long-sleeve shirt.
Green baseball cap
A solid kelly green, unstructured adjustable baseball cap.
DIY: Use any green cap and cover any existing logos with green tape.
Green iron-on numbers
Large green varsity-style numbers (such as '1') for the back and front pocket.
DIY: Cut numbers out of green felt or construction paper and safety pin them to the jumpsuit.
White golf glove
A single white leather or synthetic golf glove worn on one hand.
White athletic sneakers
Clean, classic white tennis shoes or golf shoes.
DIY: Any clean white sneakers you already own.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Golf Caddy costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the white utility jumpsuit and zip it up to mid-chest.
- 2
Iron or safety-pin a large green number (like '1' or your favorite player's number) onto the center back of the jumpsuit.
- 3
Place a smaller matching green number patch on the left front chest pocket.
- 4
Put on the solid kelly green baseball cap, adjusting it for a snug fit.
- 5
Wear the single white golf glove on your left hand, leaving the right hand bare.
- 6
Complete the look with clean white sneakers.
Makeup & hair
Keep hair neat and tucked under the green cap. Makeup should be minimal and natural, suggesting an active day spent outdoors on the golf course.
Golf Caddy for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with a partner dressed as a professional golfer in a polo shirt, visor, and khaki pants.
- group
- Have one person dress as the star golfer, while the rest of the group wears matching caddy jumpsuits with different numbers.
- kids
- Use a white toddler or youth-sized painter's jumpsuit paired with a mini green cap.
- Plus size
- Choose a relaxed-fit or oversized white canvas coverall with an elastic waistband for comfort.
- pet
- A green dog harness with a small plush golf club toy attached.
Tips
- If wearing a heavy canvas jumpsuit on a warm day, roll up the sleeves and leave the collar slightly unzipped for ventilation.
- Carry a real golf club or a lightweight plastic toy club as a prop to make the character instantly clear.
- Use temporary fabric tape for the numbers if you want to reuse the white jumpsuit for another costume later.
Golf Caddy costume FAQ
- What does a Masters golf caddy wear?
- Masters caddies wear a signature white one-piece utility jumpsuit, a green baseball cap, and a green number on the front and back indicating their player's registration order.
- How do I make a DIY golf caddy costume?
- Buy a plain white painter's jumpsuit, iron on green felt numbers to the back, and pair it with a solid green baseball cap and a white golf glove.
- What numbers do golf caddies wear?
- At the Masters, the defending champion's caddy wears number 1, while other caddies receive numbers based on the order their players checked in for the tournament.
Did you know? At the Masters Tournament, caddies have worn the iconic green-and-white uniform since 1940, a tradition that began so fans could easily identify them on the course.