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What's the furthest you've ever holed out from?


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Around 30yds, haven't had anything significant yet.

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210 yards out with a 4i on the #1 HC hole on the course for an eagle. Without a doubt, the best shot I will probably ever hit in my life.
my get up and go musta got up and went..
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Furthest i holed out from, number 13 Tam O'Shantern golf course, Canton, ohio. Sliced my drive right, i hit a nice 60 yard shot to an elevated green that went in for birdie.

Though my almost favorite was at a scramble, My dad hit one real close, about a foot, from 50 yards or so. He just tells me not to worry, I told him, well i can always hole it out. I then rattle the ball off the pin almost dunking it in for a eagle. Needless it rolled to about 5 feet and we took my dad's shot ;b

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165 yards out with a 4i, wind into my face and it was raining.
My first eagle too, not too much skill involved. I just got really lucky.

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I've only holed out at the grand distance of around 35 yds with my PW.... but that's just for now. I'm getting better and expect better things to happen.

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104 yards with a PW. It was like slow motion, 3rd shot on a par 5, bounced once on the green and then straight in the hole for eagle. Helped me to shoot my lowest score at my home course (81).

Gus
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Furthest i holed out from, number 13 Tam O'Shantern golf course, Canton, ohio. Sliced my drive right, i hit a nice 60 yard shot to an elevated green that went in for birdie.

My neighbor was the PGA Pro at Tammy up until this year. I play there all the time. Was it on the Hills course or the Dales course?

I've never had any significant hole out. The farthest I've holed out from is about 30 yards on a Par 5 on my home course. It's usually where I am in two but after a bad second shot I was laying three and it was for birdie.

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185.

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180 yard or so approach shot on a par 4. The pin was tucked away in the back a bit uphill so I didn't exactly see where the ball landed but I knew it was a good shot and it had to be on the green. Didn't even know I holed it until I got the green, I spent a good 5 minutes looking around the green for my ball...no sign of the ball...figured I hit it long into the brushes behind the green until my friend found it in the hole!

another time, not as long, but watching a 100 yard wedge shot land right into the hole was something of amazement to witness. not a single bounce, ball just landed straight into the hole and stayed.

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Dales course, the short part four up hill. I love that hole, always try to drive it. But this was back in highschool golf, i had a whicked slice and ended up near the short tea boxes on the par three near the road.

Man there greens are awesome this year, got to play there few weeks ago, been about 6 years. I love the dales, just a great course that rewards great shots.

Though i do like the hills as well, the par three's on the hills are tough man. hole 4, that downhill par three with the steep slope over the back, number 9, all up hill, i never hit that one. Hole 13 i think, is tough visually for me. Hole 17 is just wrong, especially when you have to play it fromt the back tees, 200 + yards with nasty bunkers.

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Can't say Ive ever had a hole out, but ive left several shots from 100 yards peeking on the edge, and a few par 3s to about 2 feet. Ive chipped in dozens of times, but a hole out is hard......
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Haven't holed out from long range before but came very close - I hit a shot from about 220 yards a few weeks back which hit the pin and looks to have rolled down pin and nearly went in but the pin sprang back and popped the ball about 4 feet away - disappointing to see but a very satisfying birdy all the same.
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Ive chipped in on a Par 5 for eagle from 25 yards....nothing too impressive tho

Kyle Paulhus

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Until two weeks ago, the furthest was maybe a 30 ft putt. But then on thursday, I holed a 60 yd pitch. 3 days later, a 50 yd pitch.

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The only time I've ever holed out from something that wasn't a chip shot was from about 100 yards out.

-Rich

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The furthest I've holed out from was just a 30 yard pitch shot.

I was about 2" away from holing out a 322 yard drive earlier this year though.
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Posted
Just chip ins for me too. Longest was 25 yards max.

Matt

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