Made my 6th hole in one oct 19 ,,,,,,,,,, 125 yds with a nine iron and prov 1 ball.. Four of the six made with Titleist balls, 3 with prov1 ball and and a 9 iron.

I remember my first hole-in-one. I was on the 8th hole at Howell Park in New Jersey. 155 yards using a 5 iron. I have a draw and when I hit the ball, it curved in, bounced twice and rolled into the hole. My friend Ed witnessed this and started yelling. I initially didn't believe it and when I approached the green, I initially looked in the rough for my ball. Then, I walked to the hole and leaned over to see if in fact I had a hole-in-one. I was on cloud nine for the next three holes. Needless to say, I bought 2 rounds at the 19th hole that day.

Have had 5 aces! On one, the ball seemed to disappear into the hole. Not knowing for sure, my excited buddy sprinted the 150 yds to the green to verify the ace, leaving his perfectly good golf cart sitting idle back at the tee!

Great stories, everyone! Thank you very much for sharing!

I know this is a hole in one thread but on 10/30/2018 playing hole number 3 at Oaks Country Club in Tulsa Oklahoma I was 256 yards out hitting my 2nd shot into a par 5. I hit an amazing cut with my 917F3 Titleist PROV1 and one hop and in the hole for an Albatross double eagle. Everyone in the groups I play with have all made hole in ones but now I am the only one that has ever made a double eagle.

Between working at the same course for 23 years, and playing as much as I possibly can, I have seen more rounds and shots than I can count. Still waiting to see one, let alone get one. Keeping the faith though!
Play Well,
Steve S.

Had my only HIO at Medinah CC. We were there in the first FootJoy Ambassador Invitational. 10/08/11 on course 3 hole #8. Pin was over a slope so dis not get to see the ProV1x go in the hole. Someone else in the group actually hit a better looking shot. But mine was the one that took the plunge.

TT

My first, and only (to date), hole in one was back in 2009. After the round I put the ball and card in a "safe" place...so "safe" that I forgot where I stored it. Fast forward to last month when I was cleaning out a shelf and found the missing pieces. Went right out and memorialized the accomplishment.

Enjoy!
Paul