Congrats! Welcome to the club!
My 1st Ace!
Just started vanity plate thread with the plate you now deserve
If I hit a 54* 125 it'd be like a hole in one for me
Congrats, the second one should be much easier, ???
I'll have a Tangaray with twist of lemon on the rocks
Provisional
All you have to do is blade a SW and it might go that far.
letthebigdogshunt
been there , done that , didn't like it !
Well done sir!!!! But, 120 yards is an 8 iron.......isn't it?
Congratulations, its such a fun rush to get one!
Congrats!
I didn't see mine go in (pin was behind a mound in front of green) and neither did anyone else. There was a maintenance guy mowing tee boxes that might have seen it but otherwise no one within several holes.
Congrats! I guess I'll have to wait a couple of months for my first. It's been over 45 years :-)
I have three and did not see any of them go in.
letthebigdogshunt Wow! Three is pretty great.
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Funny thing is, it took me 50 years to get my first one. It took my wife almost that long as well. Now I have three and she has two. I told her she has to get one quick because I can't get one until she does. We are not getting any younger. Only so many par 3 holes left to play at our age.
Congrats! My first was in 1984. I happened to have played a new "molitor" golf ball. The pro in the golf shop entered my name in the contest "molitor" was having. Did not win the grand prize, but it was in the top 5 of the end of year drawing and received a boat load of goodies.
Since then I have had 3 more. I have seen several other than my own. Most have been good golf shots, but I have also seen 2 which were bad misses that ended up in the hole. One of those hit a tree well off line, kicked right and eventually rolled into the hole for the players first hole in one. I was also playing in a good size group (6 foursomes and 2 threesomes) which were playing a "skin pot," when two players had a hole in one on the same hole. It was the first hole in one for both of them. They were not in the same foursome, but were back to back. The first player literally saw his ace tied as he watch the group behind him from the tee box of the next hole. The hole in one plaques hang side by side in my home course, Nevel Meade, Prospect, KY, but don't tell the rest of the story.
Congratulations! Still waiting for my first. It's only been 50+ years so I might be due?