Tommy Fleetwood celebrated his good luck on Monday.
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Tommy Fleetwood achieved one of the rarest feats on the golf course during a warm-up meeting ahead of the first triple match at Atlanta Avenue Golf Club and Los Angeles Golf Club on Monday: At 4 One hole in the pole 4.
While some aces are the result of skill and other luck, Fleetwood has both.
His drive tracked on the pins of 312 yards “Bluebonnet” and landed on the green where it hit a rock outcrop. At that time, Mrs. Luck poured in and bounced a huge bounce to Fleetwood’s ball, causing it to stumble on the edge and into the hole.
After a moment of incredibility, Fleetwood’s LAGC teammate celebrated his “informal” albatross, which undoubtedly brought team morale into the game.
A few hours later, Fleetwood and his LAGC teammates tied with Atlanta Drive GC and he was almost out of the impossible when he stood in the same hole. again.
Fleetwood drove almost the same drive from the tee, and as before, his ball popped up another big bouncing off the same rock. While his ball didn’t go into the hole, Fleetwood’s strategic performance allowed his team to throw hammers, and their opponents quickly refused. LAGC won the game, the three-pointer part of the game.
But Atlanta Avenue GC didn’t let the lost holes shake them.
The team continued to win singles duels, which made the game overtime. Atlanta has a gritty victory thanks to Patrick Cantlay and Billy Horschel’s closest to the Pedding race.
However, at least one problem still exists: If you are stuck in a problem in an official simulator competition or in a circle, it should count as one Real A hole?
Make the debate angry.
