Posted on 03/18/2014 5:23:17 PM PDT by nickcarraway
He’s too young to play the lottery, but one South Bay teen has just beat 1 in 1.56 million odds: Cale McLellan sank back-to-back holes-in-one over the weekend.
McLellan, the son of San Jose Sharks head coach Todd McLellan, was playing in a junior golf club tournament on the short course at Santa Teresa Golf Club in San Jose.
The 14-year-old aced the 84-yard eighth hole and then scored another hole-in-one on the 116-yard ninth.
McLellan finished third overall in the tournament.
If one is 14, do they still have to buy a round at the 19th hole?
wow and witnessed !
yep...just not booze
When you’re hot, you’re hot.
By my reckoning the odds are 1 in 1.558277 million, but what’s a decimal or 5 between friends?
I think the odds of hitting holes in one one two consecutive par 3s are much, much higher than 1 in 1.56 million.
Its confirmed - the Sharks will win the Stanley Cup this year.
What a great thing to happen at age 14 or any age.
“... at Santa Teresa Golf Club in San Jose.”
I play there regularly - haven’t even come close to a hole in one. I’m going to try again this Thursday.
Good luck.
Well, here’s a story I can’t share with my sixty-two-year-old father, who has been playing golf (well) for fifty years and has yet to hit one of these.
To say it bothers him is putting it mildly.
he’ll hate me too.......I got 4
from your lips to G*d’s ear..
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