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After a friendly back and forth, it was Ariya and Moriya Jutanugarn who both got a chance to caddie for fellow Thai, Kiradech Aphibarnrat, at the Masters Par 3 Contest. For weeks in the lead up to the Masters Tournament, the sisters playfully teased Aphibarnrat, and the media, about who he would choose as his caddie for this year’s contest. In 2018, Ariya caddied solo. It seems only fitting on #NationalSiblingsDay that the sisters shared caddie duties as Aphibarnrat played alongside Nick Faldo and Jon Rahm during the Wednesday afternoon tradition at the Masters. The trio all hit from the tee at the elevated par 3, 9th hole, where the sisters fared better than Aphibarnrat. Watch their tee shots below.

Kiradech Aphibarnrat was one-upped by his caddies on No. 9 in the Par 3 Contest.

Those caddies just happened to be @jutanugarn @MJutanugarn. pic.twitter.com/YiQm8Vq0zn
— Masters Tournament (@TheMasters) April 10, 2019

Wednesday evening, A

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