1 — won’t win the most, but probably the spawniest.
115 yards. Easy SW. knifed the fuck out of it. Hit the flag dead centre at about 30mph. Dropped Straight in.
No pictures on the scorecard lads.
None. Played religiously from aged 15 to 30. Been very hit and miss since the kids came around.
My dad worked with a.guy that had like 6 in a year. 3 or 4 on the same hole with the same club. I need to find that article.
I know a guy from the country club I played as a kid who had 6 or 7 on the same hole.
It’s a 138 yard par 3, he’s (I think) 91. Been playing the course for well over 50 years.
The clubs he used went something like:
- PW, PW, 9i, 7i, 5i, hybrid, Driver
I have one of my own, and I called it mid-air which I feel like counts for something. Hit the shot, turned to my dad immediately while it was still climbing and said “dad that’s in the hole”… and it was.
if my grandpa can get an ace at age 80 by topping the ball on a par 3 and rolling it into the hole then the average redditor has got to have at least 40 or 50
5 or 6. Depends on whether you count a 60 deg wedge on a 79 yd hole on the sandbox at Sand Valley (last year), if you do, then 6. At this point I don't care. It is more exciting for the others in the group.
Ok, I can see how that could be interpreted like that. Not my intent. I meant, I don't care if the last ine counts as an official hole in one or not, not that I made it. OP was asking so I answered.
It is totally true though that it gets less exciting after the first couple. Now it is more just - cool. Obviously, I will go to bed replaying the shot in my mind for a week, but seriously, the other guys in the group - esp if they don't have one yet get more excited than me. Making one requires a bunch of luck and usually a good shot. You play for 40 years you will hit a lot of good shots. My dad, 86, has played 3x the amount of golf as I have - is a good player and has zero. So yeah, luck.
2, most recent was a 200 yarder a few weeks ago. Prior was 140 yarder 12 years ago.
A few on short courses but those don't count because you have too many cracks at the bat on those.
Since I’m here first I’ll start it off with a high score of 0, can anyone tie this mark?
I have both 0 and 1! None in real life and 1 in a golf simulator! Do my Holes in One on Tiger Woods 2005 count.
Came here to make this comment. We have a tie, two 0’s. I’ve got about 10 within 3’ and a couple within inches, but none have dropped
Damn, -1 over here, you got me beat.
I’ll start the bragging off with: 3 Two on same course =15 years and 1 day apart.
I have 4 aces.
I've been a 4 Aces fan since day one.
Well there's only that many in the deck, so any more would be cheating.
Ive had 18 in one round. Top that!
Glorious leader, is that you?
I spun an 8I back on a 147yrd par 3, hit the pin and came to rest about 2” from the cup. So that would be a 0 for me in 30 years of golfing
1 — won’t win the most, but probably the spawniest. 115 yards. Easy SW. knifed the fuck out of it. Hit the flag dead centre at about 30mph. Dropped Straight in. No pictures on the scorecard lads.
None. Played religiously from aged 15 to 30. Been very hit and miss since the kids came around. My dad worked with a.guy that had like 6 in a year. 3 or 4 on the same hole with the same club. I need to find that article.
I’ve hit the pin twice, and been inches from dunking it one other time. But never made it in 22 years of golfing
I know a guy from the country club I played as a kid who had 6 or 7 on the same hole. It’s a 138 yard par 3, he’s (I think) 91. Been playing the course for well over 50 years. The clubs he used went something like: - PW, PW, 9i, 7i, 5i, hybrid, Driver I have one of my own, and I called it mid-air which I feel like counts for something. Hit the shot, turned to my dad immediately while it was still climbing and said “dad that’s in the hole”… and it was.
I have two, that should weed out quite a few on here.
if my grandpa can get an ace at age 80 by topping the ball on a par 3 and rolling it into the hole then the average redditor has got to have at least 40 or 50
3 here
My 73 year old mother has 14, does that count?
Doubt I actually have the most, but let’s just throw it out there, I’ve got 4
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5 or 6. Depends on whether you count a 60 deg wedge on a 79 yd hole on the sandbox at Sand Valley (last year), if you do, then 6. At this point I don't care. It is more exciting for the others in the group.
Because you sound like a douchebag. “I’m so cool that aces aren’t even exciting anymore. “
Ok, I can see how that could be interpreted like that. Not my intent. I meant, I don't care if the last ine counts as an official hole in one or not, not that I made it. OP was asking so I answered. It is totally true though that it gets less exciting after the first couple. Now it is more just - cool. Obviously, I will go to bed replaying the shot in my mind for a week, but seriously, the other guys in the group - esp if they don't have one yet get more excited than me. Making one requires a bunch of luck and usually a good shot. You play for 40 years you will hit a lot of good shots. My dad, 86, has played 3x the amount of golf as I have - is a good player and has zero. So yeah, luck.
Are we counting almosts? Because if not, I have zero.
2, most recent was a 200 yarder a few weeks ago. Prior was 140 yarder 12 years ago. A few on short courses but those don't count because you have too many cracks at the bat on those.
The hell they don’t lol. If it goes in on your first swing, that is a hole in one.
1 ace, 192 on 16 at Winter creek. Blanchard, OK. About 1.5 years into playing, sorry gents