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The Odds of Making a Hole-in-One

A hole-in-one, that elusive goal: what are the odds of actually making one? According to Golf Digest magazine (September ‘05), the odds are as follows:

  • Odds of a Tour player making a hole-in-one: 1 in 3756
  • Odds of a low-handicap player making a hole-in-one: 1 in 5000
  • Odds of an average player making a hole-in-one: 1 in 12,750.

In addition, the odds of one player (of any skill level) making two holes-in-one in the same round is 1 in 67 million.

Wishing you a hole-in-one in 2008!

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