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Florida Golfer Makes Two Holes-in-One in Same Round


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It's the second time in 4 months, but that doesn't make the feat less amazing. Odds are 1 in 67 million. I saw this posted yesterday in the Ziregolf Instagram account, but it's subscription only, so passed on posting it here, but here it is via Golfweek.

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The reported odds are 167 million to 1 for a golfer to make two holes-in-one in the same round. But for the second time in less than four...

 

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What's even more amazing is to make the two holes in ones with the covid pool noodles in the cups.

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Yeah, but does it count more or less than a hole in one made on a simulator? 🤪

 

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Finally a good Florida Man story!

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Here is a great Florida man story, one of the members at golf at our club, The Founders Club in Sarasota has made 27 holes in one.  He made three since I have been a member last May!!!   Great guy!! 

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