Which is rarer

[Rockford35]

Originally Posted by JEFF4i

Hole in one for me.

Hole in one is luck, 2 is proper execution on a short 4. For me anyway.

What if you jar it on the fly?

R35

[WMitch6]

Originally Posted by Rockford35

I have 3 aces and maybe a dozen hole outs from the fairway on par 4's for eagle.

I've come one half of a revolution of the golf ball on a par 5 for a deuce.

That is way more rare than an ace.

R35

An LPGA player (Stanford?) scored a double eagle in last weeks tournament. One of the announcers commented that it was only the 30th double eagle in the tours history.

[JEFF4i]

Originally Posted by Rockford35

What if you jar it on the fly?

R35

Super luck.

I nearly jarred a double eagle on the fly, my hole in one was a roll in though.

[Rockford35]

Originally Posted by WMitch6

An LPGA player (Stanford?) scored a double eagle in last weeks tournament. One of the announcers commented that it was only the 30th double eagle in the tours history.

30 double eagles in how many holes of golf? Man, that would be interesting to find that out.

R35

[WMitch6]

Kind of mind boggling. Figure an average of 30 tournaments a year, 3 rds each tournament, 100 players each rd, 50 years of play. Ballpark half a million rounds for 30 double eagles???

[ClairefromClare]

Extra credit if you can answer without looking it up: If a double eagle is an albatross, what's a triple eagle? (Granted, achievable only in some silly handicapped team event when someone with a big one gets lucky)

[Pa Jayhawk]

Originally Posted by ClairefromClare

Extra credit if you can answer without looking it up: If a double eagle is an albatross, what's a triple eagle? (Granted, achievable only in some silly handicapped team event when someone with a big one gets lucky)

Condor, and I did not have to look it up. Probably no surprise since I knew a double eagle was an Albatross

edit 1 - Knew it because I read the story about the guy who had the longest hole in one on record, and how it kinda ruined his life, on a straightaway par 5 in Miracle Hills, Nebraska. Actually, I think it may have been a par 4??? But has been done on some dogleg par 5's

edit 2 - interesting story. I think this may be the one I read from Golf Digest.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/m...52/ai_70888033

edit 3 - ... and I may be wrong, but I believe the first person who had one may have selected the name??? Can't remember where I heard that.

[ClairefromClare]

Originally Posted by Pa Jayhawk

Condor, and I did not have to look it up. Probably no surprise since I knew a double eagle was an Albatross

edit 1 - Knew it because I read the story about the guy who had the longest hole in one on record, and how it kinda ruined his life, on a straightaway par 5 in Miracle Hills, Nebraska. Actually, I think it may have been a par 4??? But has been done on some dogleg par 5's

edit 2 - interesting story. I think this may be the one I read from Golf Digest.
THE GHOST OF MIRACLE HILL : The story behind golf's longest hole-in-one and the mysterious man who made it | Golf Digest | Find Articles at BNET

edit 3 - ... and I may be wrong, but I believe the first person who had one may have selected the name??? Can't remember where I heard that.

Well, you win, but I'm not sure what. At least it sounds better than albatross. Too much Coleridge there.

[gwlee7]

Three holes in one for me.

More 2s on Par fours than I could possibly ever remember. I was excited when it happened each time though.

[Highdraw34]

Originally Posted by Clugnut

I agree with the concensus here. I also think a double eagle is harder than a hole in one. I've been closer to a double eagle, though. Driver, hybrid to about a half of an inch. Perfectly pin high, just sitting slightly to the left. I'm not sure how it didn't go in, or how I would have reacted if it did. I'm sure I would have promptly shit my pants and had a heart attack simultanously.

Ah the Shart Attack, that would be my reaction as well.