The man currently carrying the bag for Russell Henley is Todd Gjesvold. It’s a partnership that has been there for several years now and promises to continue the same way. Russell Henley has won three PGA Tour events, out of which Todd has been on the bag for one of them – the 2017 Shell Houston Open. Henley turned pro in 2011 and won his first-ever title in 2013 at Sony Open, Hawaii.
The 32-year-old has been playing on the PGA Tour for a long time and has been getting assistance from his caddie Todd Gjesvold. But who is Todd Gjesvold? Let us find out.
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Who is Todd Gjesvold?
Todd Gjesvold is currently the caddie for Russell Henley, and the pair have been together for quite some time now. However, when exactly they started working together is not clearly known. But according to Golf Monthly, it was around the end of 2016, going into 2017, that Gjesvold took Henley’s bag.
However, there is not much information available on Todd Gjesvold out there. But here’s some basic info: Todd is a native of Omak, a city located in the foothills of the Okanogan Highlands in north-central Washington. He attended Oregon State University between 1986 and 1988.
Meanwhile, it is also believed that Todd is a caddie at the Pebble Beach Company, which means he knows the famous California golf course very well. Moreover, Russell was a co-leader after 36 holes at the 2021 U.S. Open with Todd Gjesvold as his caddie.
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Who carried the bag for Russell Henley before Todd Gjesvold?
Previously, Russell Henley had Adam Hayes carrying the bag for him, who is currently the caddie for Jon Rahm. However, Adam has also carried the bag for Webb Simpson, Jason Dufner, Vaughan Taylor, and Ben Crane. But it is not clearly known when exactly Hayes and Henley stopped working together.
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Henley is enjoying a promising PGA Tour career and his three wins have the capacity to turn into four real soon. It’s only a matter of time.
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