Is it a Hole in One, an albatross, or a double eagle, or is it all three.
Very, very, nearly did it yesterday, which is why I am asking.
It is all three of those, and can be also referred to as an ace. I've nearly done it a few times, but haven't stuck it yet. Good luck, maybe someday
It's all of them as a hole in one on a par 4 means you shot -3 which is a double eagle also known as an albatross to some people.
Don't forget about this one..........
VNFS! lol
hpurey:VNFS! lol
Was gonna say!
It really should be
HIO... on a par 3 is an Eagle
Double Eagle..On a Par5..holing your 2nd shot
Albatross should be HIO on a Par4.
We call a D/Egle an Albatross down here in Australia... I rarely hear the word Double Eagle.
-Roger
It's a quintuple negative double bogey
Either way, if you hit it, you're on fire, in the groove, hot
Its the only one I have and saved on my replays. Hole in one and double eagle in one shot.
J
Johniedino: Its the only one I have and saved on my replays. Hole in one and double eagle in one shot. J
Very nice shot. What club were you using there. I know it looked like a hybrid but which one
MEL1950
dosed: ... also known as an albatross to some people.
... also known as an albatross to some people.
At the home of golf (St Andrews no less) it is known as an albatross. The Americans had to make up their own word(s) for it!