CRAZIEST "1 IN A MILLION" MOMENTS - LPGA | WSN
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- CRAZIEST "1 IN A MILLION" MOMENTS - LPGA | WSN
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All incredible shots!
Wow💃
Not one of these shots were a 1,000,000:1 shot. Some weren't even a 100:1 shot.
Yes I was wondering why there were so many one in a million shots😁
Obviously neither one of you play golf.
@@arthurdavis1065 And you've never watched professional golfers in action. The average touring pro's skill level is ridiculous.
Not even that shot from the tee to the hole, nothing but net?
@@joehughes5177 There were 29 holes-in-one recorded on the 2023 PGA Tour. With 46 regular tour events (average field size 156 players, average cut 70 players), that's about 20,800 rounds. Plus 3 playoffs (70/50/30 field size, no-cut) adds another 600 rounds. Multiply that by approximately six par-3s per round, gives you a total of 128,400 par-3 tee shots. That equates to an overall hole-in-one ratio of approximately 4400:1.
Granted, not all of these were slam dunks. But I think they happen more often than you think.
I don't think we know what "One in a million" means
It means you could try that shot a million times and never make any one of them, not even close.
@arthurdavis1065 NOT exactly. For the pros the math is more like one in 15,000