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ALBATROSS! One of only 139 on PGA TOUR on record
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- Опубліковано 23 бер 2024
- In the final round of the 2024 Valspar Championship, Robby Shelton's 258-yard approach goes in for an albatross on the par-5 14th hole.
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The PGA TOUR’s Florida Swing reaches its conclusion this week as the Innisbrook Resort hosts the Valspar Championship. Xander Schauffele tees it up again after his T2 at THE PLAYERS Championship last week. The American has five top-10 finishes in seven events so far this season. He last played Innisbrook in 2022 where he finished T12. Justin Thomas will be in Florida this week and hopes to turn things around after a missed cut at THE PLAYERS Championship. He finished 10th last year and was third the year prior. He’s missed just one cut at the Valspar in his career. Jordan Spieth will also be at Innisbrook this week. He claimed victory here in 2015 and has finished in the top-20 in five of his six starts, including a T3 a year ago. Others to look out for are The Open champion Brian Harman, Tony Finau and Sam Burns.
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Give that camera man a raise
Yes great camera work!!
plz dont encourage the follow ball cam lmaoo it pointless to watch a ball spin against the sky. wish they would start showing the actual shot shape more (definetly good cam work tho😂)
..or woman…. Or woman
@@petesmith9472 prob not
@@petesmith9472 yeah, it could of been a broad.
This is how closely I follow golf. I thought an actual albatross was going to be in the footage of this guy making a hole-in-one.😂🤦♂️🤷♂️😂
Hole in one is classified as an Ace
Yeah I thought one was going to eat the ball 😁😁
Triple birdie makes more sense than double eagle.
Alternatively, hole in two
@@jwm2568 Hole in two depends on what par though.
@@james.a.h. Correct, I was checking if someone noticed it, well observed. 😄
..and albatross says it best
Never understood the term double eagle being used. It's not playing a hole 4 under par.
Incredible, you can’t even see the golfer from the bleachers around the green. Just a ball incoming and finding the hole.
There's a joke to be from this comment somehow...
Pure luck
Every time someone calls an albatross a "double eagle" an innocent baby gets strangled.
An innocent baby eagle?
@@SamuelPearlmantwo of them actually
@@Ludzig Right?
never heard "albatross" used once in my entire life, until this video. Heard 'double eagle' many, many times.
@@ziff_1 It's actually named after Alfonzo B. Tross, who recorded the first ... 3-under-par hole in 1455.
Need to toss the “double eagle” description in the trash can and stick with albatross. It 100% makes no sense. A “double” eagle would be 4 under par (2 x 2).
Agreed! I've thought that for ages. Call it a triple birdie, if they like.
And yet that's the way golf names it. I would prefer albatross over to double eagle, but it is what it is. Clearly golf isn't using math since their counting is for the birds. 😉
I love that in golf Amazing plays can be enjoyed by the opposition
You have to be really skilled to get that lucky...
I see what you did there. 🍻
Very true comment!
FINALLY IN THE GREEN!!! IT'S IN THE HOLL!!! IT'S IN HOLL!!! Bill Murray - Caddyshack 1980
DoUbL3 3aG1e !?!?!
Atleast the title is correct 🤣
how'd i know i'd find the albatross police in the comments
An albatross is a double eagle genius. Par 5, 2nd shot. 3 shots left. Double Eagle.
@@Viper42104if an eagle is 2 under par, wouldnt a double eagle be 4 under par?
Birdie, Eagle, Albatross and the rare Condor for a hole in one on a par 5. All names from birds??
@@Viper42104 but it's stupid nevertheless. The term for -3, albatross, exists already and double eagle makes no sense mathematically as 2*(-2) = -4. It would make more sense to call eagles double birdies, how would you like that
If you take the definition of an eagle to be 1 under birdie then it works 😂
Dead center of the flag-stu-tuka suh-swAh …flag STICK, indeed!
hahaha i read this as i heard it and it got me good thanks
when talking to my crush
Absolutely fantastic 👌❤
One of my favorite things is the never ending argument of Albatross vs Double Eagle. Things can have regional names and still be correct. Neither one is wrong.
Nobody's talking about how he's 258 yards away from the pin on a 585-yard course after one stroke. Does that count as a 327-yard drive?
No, because you can't just subtract distance from the hole to see how far the previous shot went unless everything is in a perfectly straight line. But still, 327 from a tour pro is not all that uncommon.
An Albatross can fly at speeds of up to 75 miles per hour, thanks to a technique called dynamic soaring.
I will repeat this as fact, without further investigation, for the rest of my life
underrated swing
I'm just happy with a birdie. Great shot
One of the things I love about golf... you can be in a dead heat with your playing partner... duking it out for the purse... and if something like this happens? Yeah. You still get the big high five and maybe a hug or a chest bump. I don't know any other sport that has that...
I'm 66, never a hole-in-one but have enjoyed two albatrosses more than 45 years apart. The first one was at Rolling HIlls in Fort Laud. where parts of Caddy Shack were filmed. Had to buy everyone two drinks not just one.
What are the odds? Hey, Tony!! My favorite PGA pro. Let's go at the Masters!!
Dude looked like he was swinging an 80 yard wedge. I’d be coming out of my shoes and still be 50 yards short
Birdie -1, Eagle -2, Albatross -3, Condor -4, Ostrich -5. (Turkey for 3 Birdes in a row) 😊
One announcer almost sounded like Cris Colinsworth!!!! I’d hate to see him do golf, but Tony Romo would be funny!!!!
Amazing shot. But my brain went right to the math. 139 of those on the tour in the last 41 seasons? Something like that happens 3-4 times every year for the last 41 years?!! My goodness, these guys are good. I think we buried the lead here.
70 we're all in 1980. They called it the Reagan Era Turkey Shoot.
buried the lede*
@@jeffreyb8770 70 in one year?!! That’s crazy. Thanks for dropping that stat on me. Kinda changes my math on the rest of it. But still 1-2 a year on average.
@@user-py3jd2it5d nope. Still spelled “lead.” Been writing and speaking English for nearly 50 years now. “Buried the lead,” is an expression that means a story took the most important part of the story and buried it much later in the story. In this case, I contend that the fact that this happens 3-4 times EVERY YEAR on the PGA tour is the “lead” of this story (pronounced “lede,” but still spelled “lead”).
@@nloer"Buried the lede" [sic] is the term of art in news writing.
Great shot! WOW!!!
I nearly had one years ago. From 250 out my shot never left the stick. I played it to hit just in for t of the green, and if it bounced straight it had a chance. It did and it rolled right up to the cup going straight in and stopped 9” short of dropping.
I almost had a birdie once.
"gonna be more reachable Today"
Good Prediction!
Reminds us all of the Iron Maiden song and the poem that it derives from.
Outstanding!
Nice Birdle 👍
A Tin Cup shot - "You either define the moment or the moment defines you." ;)
Exelente.
Backspin with a fairway wood......impressive
Of all the pro golfers throughout history that is much lower than once in a lifetime!
That’s a big bird
Never had a hole in one , but I’ve had an albatross. Three hybrid from 191 yds .
I made eagles on back to back par 4s....WITH a controller that was partially broken
So..I got that going for me
“Double Eagle” makes no sense think about it…..birdie is -1 eagle is -2 So double eagle would be -4 but a 2 on a par 5 is -3……….stop saying double eagle it makes no sense
"double-eagle"
That phrase has to die. The commentator needs slapped. It's an ALBATROSS, not a double eagle ffs, you don't call an eagle a 'double birdie' so why call an albatross a 'double eagle' 🤡🤣🙈
You need to be slapped for thinking the phrase could die. It will be associated with every albatross video forever.
100% agree. Have no idea where/how “double eagle” originated but it totally doesn’t make sense.
triggered much over meaningless stuff?
I double birdied a few times. Never double eagle tho.
I thought an albatross was a hole-in-one on a par 4.
Get the drinks in lad.
Double eagle = hole-in-one on a par 5. By his own logic, it should really be called an eagle-birdie. Math checks out ✅.
Or, and just hear me out, he should just call it an ALBATROSS…. How about that? 🤷🏼♂️🙄
Magnets. Just like the NBA.
Do you get wafers with it?
Was this the longest, or do they even have those records ?
What club did he hit it with? 3 wood?
DUDE!!!!!!!
I prefer to call it a double eagle
That's actually one of those GPS guided golf balls.
I think the correct term is eagle-birdie
Wow wow wow,golf
It's the hardest achievement in Tiger Woods Golf. (One of, for sure.)
Hardest one in 2k23 for me was the sand shot somehow 😂 I think I was too practiced though after playing 2k19 so much, hardly touched a thing but the fairway so how could i have sank a sand shot ;p
I cant even see the cart girl from 258 yards...and Im always looking for her
An albatross? You mean a "continuing problem that makes it difficult or impossible to do or achieve something"? That doesn't seem laudable.
calling an albatross a double eagle is like calling a home run a quad single.
No such thing as a Double Eagle!!! That would be a hole in one on a par 5, never happened!! It’s an ALBATROSS!!!!
I do that twice a round.
why not call it a birdie eagle?
Many people here are wrong about the whole double eagle thing. A double eagle is what we Americans call an albatross. A condor is a hole in one on a par 5. One game has that mechanic and that is Everybody's Golf (2017) for the PS4. There was a trophy for getting an official condor.
Walkabout mini golf on VR uses condor for 4 under par on a hole but albatross for 3 under. Double eagle sounds dumb, and I'm American.
Is a conder even possible in real life? Maybe if the course is downhill or something?
@@jazzabighits4473 I doubt it. Par 5's are usually 450+ yards from the tee to the pin.
I’m a albatross at golf.
My goodness. That went in from miles away😅 okay i know im exaggerating but that was far😮😂
Only the Americans can ruin it by calling it a double eagle. It’s called an albatross
How can they see from that far away, through a dog leg?
What’s the deal with bird terminology in golf? 🤔
Lucky shot
Most golfers will never have a hole in one, and by comparison on the PGA Tour they are expected compared to an Albatross.
So much easier to make a triple
If we could stop saying "double eagle" that would be great. A bogey is +1, a double bogey is +2 - literally double that of a bogey. A birdie is -1, an eagle is -2, literally double that of a birdie. An ALBATROSS is not double that of an eagle. It is -3, which is tripe that of a birdie, and is actually called an Albatros.
You can call it an albatross, a shoebox, or any other nickname you want to give it. It’s a double eagle, and always has been!
You typed a lot of words over something that doesn't matter.
NEEEEEEEEEEEERD
@@MCtravlerokay i’m calling it a shoebox from now on. i don’t care if it’s an actual golf term or not, it is now
So a hole in one should be an ostrich
How many Hole in Ones? JFC
And I thought an albatross was a bad omen that was hung around your neck.
Are we not entertained????
NOPE.
Since 1983* ftfy
lucky
I could have done that if I had practiced more.
Its not double eagle. Its a albatross gentlman
Six feet. Closest I have ever come to an Albatross. Within 20 feet probably half a dozen times.
Noice!!!
And a Baba Booey to y'all
Pitch marks Galore have side games practice rounds cannot hit green closest to apron wins fringe benefits
What a game golf is. You can miss the hole from a metre or get the ball in from 200 metres plus. The terminology used by the commentator is grossly wrong. It is an albatross, three under par, not a "double eagle" which would be four under par and therefore only possible by holing a par five with the drive.
Such an easy game.
Just call it an albatross. I hate when they say double eagle. If eagle is -2, double would be -4. Just stop. 😂
🤔got life?
Pro golfers are too much! Ha!
It's not a double eagle, it's an albatrossss.
If that's a double eagle, why isn't an eagle a double birdie? And an Albatross isn't double/half what an eagle is. It's 1 less.
Lort. Can we please undo the double eagle thing? It's not double anything but y'all sound double dumb.
I've always preferred therm double eagle. Aside from the actual bird, albatross has a negative connotation.
Plus, the term Double Eagle has been around MUCH longer in golf than Albatross. So history is on the side of 'Double Eagle.'
Gene Sarazen had the most famous double eagle in the 1935 Masters on the 15th hole with a 4 wood on Sunday to tie the leader who was in the clubhouse finished playing. Sarazen won in a playoff on the next day.
@@gargould7186 Like I said, the term Double Eagle has been around much longer.
I was going to mention the Squire, but figured not that many people would know or care.
Double eagle makes no sense. Everything in golf is related to par, not birdie so a double eagle should be -4 not -3
@@rickwilliamson9248 So something that's been around longer is more correct? if eagle is -2, double eagle is -4. You're objectively wrong.
It may not have even stayed on the green if the pin didn't get in the way....and that was how my albatross happened too! Also same club and distance.
Albatross or double eagle? Comment below
Both, an Albatross in golf is a double eagle. Par 5, 2nd shot, 3 shots left.
@@Viper42104nah. it's a triple birdie.
ALBATROSS
@@blair1195Precious & Hilarious! Next up, quadruple par!
I like to call it -3.
💥 🏌️
How did the announcer know that record?
Commentators know their sports inside out. Hence why they get the jobs. Still though pretty amazing to know that off the top of your head.
I bet they have lots of stats😂
The second that ball went in the hole someone in the control room pulled up the stat and told him thru his headset.
what a stroke!!!