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Par 4 Hole In One by Andrew Magee

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I was reading this espn article today -

http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/colum...=GOLFHeadlines Towards the middle of the page, it says this:
8. Fly like a (double) eagle As often is the case, the 296-yard par-4 15th hole at TPC River Highlands yielded a handful of eagles this week, but perhaps none were quite as exciting as that of Johnson Wagner on Thursday. Wagner drove his ball to within 25 inches of the hole and tapped in for a 2 on the scorecard. Had he holed the shot, it would have become the second ace on a par-4 in PGA Tour history. The first occurred during the opening round of the 2001 Phoenix Open, when Andrew Magee's drive on the 332-yard 17th hole caromed off the putter head of Tom Byrum, who was standing on the green, and dropped into the cup.

Does anyone have a video link to this shot? I'd love to see it!

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I think this video is like the "Better than most" putt that Woods made. Everyone has seen it but you can't find a copy of it online anywhere.

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this dude that lives in my area that was on the high school golf team made a hole in one on a par 4. drove the green, a group was on the green infront of them, and they had their wedge laying on the green, hit the wedge and in the hole.

true story.

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this dude that lives in my area that was on the high school golf team made a hole in one on a par 4. drove the green, a group was on the green infront of them, and they had their wedge laying on the green, hit the wedge and in the hole.

I holed a par 4 at a putt-putt course. Other than that, driving the green is as close as I've gotten.

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I think this video is like the "Better than most" putt that Woods made. Everyone has seen it but you can't find a copy of it online anywhere.

It's in a video on Youtube titled, "Tiger Woods and some of his great golf shots pgatour"

Just in case you were looking for it.

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In a high school match last year, first hole, 240 yard par 4, a kid I was playing with holed it with a five iron. Pretty neat stuff.

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