Dale Whitnell recorded the incredible two “holes” on a Friday golf tour on the European tour.
English Dale Whitnell Went to the 164-meter Hole-in-ons on the second fairway and repeated his stunning trick on a 136-meter 12 fairway in Durban in South Africa.
– I did the first birds and hit the storage in the second hole. I didn’t realize it went in until the bottom was cheerful.
-Then I made another Hole-in-one in the 12th hole. The incredible and strange feeling, was amazed by Whitnell, who is on the 545th golf world list, and had never made a Hole-in-on competition before.
Whitnell played in the second round of 63 in the second round, with two Hole in One, seven birdies, three Eagle, two bogey and one double bogey.
He is ninth on the European tour at this stage with a combined result of -9.
The delicacy of a few
US National Hole-in-One Registry says that the likelihood of two hole-in-one in the same round is one ratio to 67 million.
For example, in a lottery, the probability of the main win is significantly higher, one ratio to nearly 19 million.
Whitnell is just another Englishman who has made two Hole-in-ores in the same round in a professional competition. The first one was John Hudsonwho achieved this European tour of the competition in Royal Norwich in 1971.
Hudson’s double performance was even more impressive because he succeeded in that consecutive holes, one of which was 287-meter par four.
At the Masters level, no one has been able to do two Hole-in-in-trains in the same round.
During the PGA tour, three golfers have made two “holes” in the same round; Bill Whedon In 1955, Yusaku miyazato in 2006 and Brian Harman In 2015.