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Unbelievable Odds: Two Golfers Score Holes-in-One!

9/17/2025

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Mark Hansen from Florida made two holes-in-one during a Labor Day scramble at The Plantation Golf and Country Club in Fort Myers, acing the 85-yard par-3 14th and the 145-yard par-3 9th holes.
Anton Lawrence from Maine also scored two holes-in-one at a charity tournament, achieving his first on holes 8 and 2.
Lawrence won $500 on a scratch ticket after his success.
The odds of two holes-in-one in a single round are 1 in 67 million.

History

Historical Context

In 1971, the U.S. Open witnessed its first recorded instance of two holes-in-one in a single round, an extraordinary feat with odds of approximately 1 in 67 million. This remarkable achievement, echoed by recent performances from golfers Mark Hansen and Anton Lawrence, highlights the unpredictability and excitement of golf, captivating enthusiasts and showcasing the sport's unique challenges.

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Story summary

Mark Hansen from Florida made two holes-in-one during a Labor Day scramble at The Plantation Golf and Country Club in Fort Myers, acing the 85-yard par-3 14th and the 145-yard par-3 9th holes.
Anton Lawrence from Maine also scored two holes-in-one at a charity tournament, achieving his first on holes 8 and 2.
Lawrence won $500 on a scratch ticket after his success.
The odds of two holes-in-one in a single round are 1 in 67 million.

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