339.225 Minors eleven and over as golf caddies -- Restrictions.

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(1)The provisions of KRS 339.220 to the contrary notwithstanding, minors age eleven

(11)years and over may be employed as caddies at golf courses subject to the

following provisions:

(a)A "caddy" is an individual who offers his or her services to golfers at golf

clubs both private and public. His or her duties during course of play include

the carrying of golf clubs, direction to the golfer, assistance to the player in the

general maintenance and upkeep of golf courses, including replacement of

divots, repair of ball marks, raking of sand traps, location of golf balls and

control of the pin. Duties normally referred to as "fore-caddying" or

"shagging" of golf balls are not within the scope of this definition;

(b)No minor under eleven

(11)years of age shall be employed, or suffered to

work as a caddy for hire;

(c)Caddies under fourteen

(14)years of age are restricted to caddying one

round of eighteen

(18)holes in any one

(1)day;

(d)Minors eleven

(11)and twelve

(12)years of age may not carry golf bags and

are restricted to caddying with a "pull cart" only;

(e)Minors thirteen (13), fourteen (14), and fifteen

(15)years of age may be

employed to carry golf bags provided the bags do not exceed thirty-five

pounds in weight;

(f)No minor under sixteen

(16)years of age shall be employed, permitted, or

suffered to operate power-driven golf carts in the course of their employment,

or any power-driven maintenance equipment; and

(g)All persons employing minors as caddies are subject to all provisions of this

chapter and the regulations issued hereunder.

(2)The Department of Workplace Standards shall promulgate administrative

regulations necessary to carry out the provisions of this section.