Lonnie Whitener, 57, told the Houston Chronicle (http://bit.ly/13VlAHF) that his 115-yard drive using a gap wedge on the sixth hole at River Pointe Golf Club in Richmond struck the flag stick and dropped in the hole.
Then, up stepped 13-year-old Zach Whitener, whose shot from 100 yards using a 6-iron landed near the pin and gently rolled in.
The U.S. Golf Association does not keep records of holes-in-one, but the National Hole-in-One Registry says the chances of two players acing the same hole in the same round are
1 in 17 million.
Two groups of players witnessed the feat and joined the celebration.
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Information from: Houston Chronicle,
http://www.houstonchronicle.com/
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