A hole-in-one in any instance is exciting. But there are a chosen few – such as a robot recording an ace at the rowdy Waste Management Open – that stand above the rest. This is one of those shots.
Thomas Bjorn, playing in the Aberdeen Asset Management Paul Lawrie Match Play this week, was participating in a closest-to-the-pin challenge during a practice round. The contest had an added obstacle: the pin was surrounded by champagne bottles. But instead of serving as impediments, Bjorn used the flagons to his advantage:
Unbelievable.@ThomasBjornGolf just made one of the craziest holes in one you'll ever see.https://t.co/0jzvVIM4iX
— The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) August 2, 2016
