I don't know if I've ever seen a pro hit one.
It's more rare than a hole in one.
And I just looked it up, yes, for some reason it IS also called an albatross.
You can get a double eagle if you hit a hole in one on a par 4, but nobody would call it that.
Only a non golfing Googlerite would attempt to make a correction here that a Double Eagle is an "Albatross". I've never heard it and it's never been used on any PGA tournament coverage since it is such a ridiculous term.
They might as well call a shot into a water hazard a "Turtle shot" or a "Fish Splash".............
You heard it here first.........LOL!
Louis Oosthuizen made one the Masters a few years back..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZoUJZ0yDTA
Once saw the odds for scoring a double eagle after reading about Gene Sarazen's at Augusta.
After your 1000th hole-in-one, you are ready for your 1st double eagle.