We use our own and third-party cookies to deliver content to you throughout your experience online. It is possible that some cookies may continue to collect information after you've left our site. By using our site, you consent to cookies. Learn more here.

Ok, Got it!

Sep 20th, 2017

17–year–old student shoots 2 aces in just nine holes

And the odds of that are just incredible

17–year–old Ben Tetzlaff made two holes–in–one in the space of just nine holes.

He was playing in a practice round with his Parkland High golf team, when he aced the second and sixth holes at Iron Lakes Country Club in North Whitehall Township.

According to the National Hole-in-One Registry, the odds of Tetzlaff's achievement are an incredible 67 million to 1.

Parkland golf coach Scott Levan witnessed the second hole-in-one, and commented:

"I know a couple guys who waited 60 years between holes-in-one, but I've never seen someone wait 40 minutes. I've never had one, so I still have a shot to beat his record."

Tetzlaff hit a gap wedge to Iron Lakes' 104-yard second hole, and watched the ball spin close without actually seeing it go in the cup.

Tetzlaff then hit a 9-iron to the 140-yard sixth hole. That shot had a "perfect line," he said, bounced once and went straight in the hole.

"My friend sprinted around the water, he saw the ball in the hole and I fell to my knees," Tetzlaff said. "It was like, What the heck just happened? How do you do that? It's not a natural thing."

Related:

PXG sign 6 top US College programs to custom fit equipment deal

TAGS: Golf Bedlam, Hole In One, News, 2017