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February 20, 2004

Joseph Greenwald

Joseph Greenwald hit a hole-in-one on February 20, 2004. The ace occurred on Number 7, a par 3, 218 yard hole at Balboa Park 9 in San Diego, California, USA. Joseph has been playing golf for 10 years.

Hole Number
7
Par
3
Yardage
218
Date

February 20, 2004

Location

San Diego, California

Country

USA

Golf Course

Balboa Park 9

Ball Brand

Titleist

Club Used

Driver

Where did it happen? Balboa park 9 golf course, 7th tee, san diego, ca what hapened? It was a beautiful day as we approached the 7th tee and two of my playing partners had already teed off. It was now my turn. After two good drives to the 218 yard hole, both in the middle of the fairway, I was a little concerned that my distance would be woefully short so I took an extra hard swing, pulled it and the ball swiftly caromed off the huge oak tree separating the seventh and eighth fairways. Unfortunately, the force of the drive was such that the ball came screaming back towards the eighth green where four players were just about to putt out. Now the plot thickens. My ball bounced once, hit the flagpole on the eighth green and dropped in the hole for a hole-in-one... On the wrong hole!

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