bbqueen

HAHAHA! This thread is hysterical. First of all, I'm asking myself "What the hell is this dude's trip and why would he think I'm a 7 HC?" More like a 70. I play mabe 7-8 times a year. The only reason I registered on here was to hopefully answer my question, and I didn't realize the whole "handicap index" thing. Silly me. Anyhooooo.............. The ruling would be: No ace, and the the ball that was that was holed gets replaced where it originally sat, while the other sits where it stopped?

So, my uncle and I were playing earlier today. He sticks his tee shot (par 3, obviously) to 6-8 feet from the pin. My drive went a good twenty yards to the left. Now. I totally shanked my second shot. I hit it low and WAY too hard. What happens? My ball hits his ball into the cup! I mean, his ball would have gone off the green I hit it so hard, but the pin stopped it cold. It was like a billiards shot. Anyway, we start laughing and talking about never seeing that before from such a long distance, when I say: "WAIT A MINUTE! You took ONE shot, and now you're ball's in the cup!" You can't score it anything but a "1" on the scorecard, so is this considered a hole-in-one? I say yes, he says no. (I don't think he wanted to buy the drinks!) Any opinions on this? Thanks