Former PGA Tour player Lance Ten Broeck made two loops of the Resort Course at La Cantera Golf Club Thursday during the Valero Texas Open. The first was as a caddie for Jesper Parnevik, who finished with a 70. The second was as a competitor.

Ten Broeck, taking advantage of a spot that opened after the withdrawal by David Berganio (back injury), shot a respectable 71 yesterday afternoon. According to a Reuters News Service article, Ten Broeck used borrowed clubs to play his round while his son caddied. The 53-year-old Ten Broeck is a former PGA Tour player who made $146,568 during his best season, 1989.

Now the question is: Who will caddie for Parnevik if both he and Ten Broeck make the cut?  (And if Ten Broeck makes it and Parnevik doesn’t—would Jesper tote Lance’s bag?)