28th March 2025 , AXEL HERTZKE writes himself into the Jaws HISTORY BOOKS and folklore!

The odds of making one hole-in-one in a round of golf for an average amateur are about 1 in 12,500. For a professional, the odds improve to 1 in 2,500.

To make two hole-in-ones in the same round, the probability is much lower. The estimated odds are:
• For an amateur golfer: 1 in 67 million – thats what AXEL HAS ACHIEVED – KUDOS !
• For a professional golfer: 1 in 156,250

Factors Affecting the Probability
1. Number of Par-3 Holes – Since aces usually happen on par-3s, courses with more par-3s increase the chances.
2. Skill Level – Better players have higher accuracy, reducing the odds slightly.
3. Course Setup – Shorter par-3s with receptive greens increase the likelihood.

Notable Occurrences

While extremely rare, there have been recorded instances of golfers achieving two hole-in-ones in a single round, including PGA Tour players like Brian Harman and Brian Stuard.

In summary, while possible, it’s an extraordinary feat requiring skill, luck, and the right conditions!

Both Fitrat and Joshua, both made a hole in one on the par 3, 15th hole at Permata Sentul GC on the 21st of August, 2020 and unknowingly walked into the rarest of rare history books with greats like Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler.

The chances of 2 players making a hole in one on the same flight at the same hole are 1 in 144 million.

Congratulations to these great white SHARKS.