Okay, so I wanted to get some quick facts about Michael Greller, the golf caddie. You know, the guy who used to caddie for Jordan Spieth. I figured Wikipedia would be the easiest place to find what I needed, and I was right. Here’s how it went down:
First, I opened up my browser. Nothing fancy, just the usual one I always use.
Then, I typed “michael greller wikipedia” into the search bar. I mean, that’s pretty straightforward, right?
Boom! The Wikipedia page for Michael Greller was the first result. Just what I expected.
I clicked on the search result. The page loaded up pretty quickly.
What did the wikipedia page include?
- There was a summary at the top, giving a basic overview of who he is.
- I scrolled down and saw sections on his early life, his caddying career, and even some personal stuff.
- I found out that the dude used to be a math teacher!.
I skimmed through the different sections, just picking out the key details I was interested in. I wasn’t trying to write a biography or anything, just wanted some quick facts, and wikipedia have all the answers.
Finally, I closed the browser tab. Job done! Wikipedia for the win, once again. Got my info, and now I’m all set.
