Real Golf Dual Hole in Ones

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I was playing in a Florida State Golf Association tournament last week and on the 15th hole - 154 yards - the 1st two players in our foursome hit shots on the green and then the 3rd player hit a nice 6 iron right at the hole.  We could not quite see where the ball finished up as there is a bunker in the front of the green.  I hit last and hit a beautiful 8 iron right at the hole and I commented that I might be inside of the shot just hit.  We got to the green and saw two balls on the green, one 15 feet past the hole and the other about 25 feet past.  We were surprised as the greens were soft and there were two ball marks in front of the pin.  To our shock and surprise, we walked up to the hole and saw TWO BALLS in the cup!!  My cart partner and I had made hole in ones on back to back swings!  While hole in ones are certainly rare to individuals, they happen daily worldwide, however having two in the same group on the same hole is so rare that the odds are 17 million to 1!  LOL - There was a $10 skin game that day and we didn't win anything as our aces cut each other with two tie all tie.  Should be something in the paper here tomorrow (Florida) as I was interviewed by a reporter last night. 

[catcherman22]

That legit happened in my group like 8 months ago!. Pin up against a backstop. First shot guy hits on that never leaves the pin, one hops and goes in. Next guy gets up, kind of hits a pull hook runner onto the left part of the green, it rides the backstop all the way round and goes in the hole on top of the first ball. Craziest thing I've ever seen

[cliffs]

1st time I was ever on a golf course was when I was a teenager. My 2 brothers played all the time and invited me along. 1st hole was a nice par 3 - 145 yds. Used a pitching wedge as that's what my oldest bro said would work well. Nobody was really watching this rookie hit the ball so when they all of us got to the green and my ball was in the bottom of the cup, well, I didn't pay for refreshments that afternoon. Have hit only one since on my local course which no longer exists. You should see how fast mom nature takes back what was once hers