Golf dad yells in delight after 4-year-old gets hole-in-one
At Green Valley Ranch Golf Club in Denver, Colorado, 4-year-old Caden gets a hole-in-one on the first golf course he’s ever played.
Scottie Scheffler knew that if he’s going to make up a three-stroke deficit entering the final round of the Tour Championship, he needed to get off to a hot start.
So what did the world’s No. 1 player do? He nearly aced the par-3 second hole.
Scheffler hit his tee shot on the 211-yard hole within inches of the cup to nab an early birdie and move to 13 under par for the tournament. And the chase is officially on.
Viktor Hovalnd held a one-stroke advantage over Ryan Gerard to start Sunday’s final round, with Scheffler among four others three strokes behind.
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