It is like panadeine. When the other teeth cut through the gums that is it, pain over. But with the eye teeth because they are shaped like a triangle, every time they move a millimetre they have to cut more gum.
Many golf clubs employ PGA Class A members as their head golf pros and pro shop managers. Salaries for PGA Class A members working as club pros vary, but one PGA club pro interviewed by the Job Shadow website said he earned $85,000 to $95,000. PGA certified golf professional Brian M. Dobak says median salary for a head club pro with PGA certification is $90,000.
Caddies who work for PGA golfers average six figures a year, which is substantially more than the caddies stationed at golf courses across the country. A survey by Salary Expert shows that, on average, caddie masters earn less than $40,000 a year except for those in San Francisco, Manhattan and Los Angeles. Forbes sports writer Matt Woolsey explains that PGA caddies earn an average of $1,000 each week. The better the player performs the bigger cut for the caddie; Tiger Woods' caddie Steve Williams earned over a million dollars in 2006.