[GreenHornet]

As per Golf Digest: “Against all odds, Clagett went out and aced the 10th hole. According to reports, it was a good, clean ace. It didn’t happen on a provisional. It didn’t happen out of turn. A letter-of-the-law ‘one.’ When Clagett went to claim his new ride after round, however, Morrilton Country Club wouldn’t turn over the keys.”

Jay Hodge Ford said in a prepared statement that the dealership was unable to fulfill the club’s request to provide the truck as a prize because they were not given adequate lead time to provide insurance for the vehicles

As far as I can tell, no one is claiming that Mr. Clagett did not legitimately make a hole in one. The country club aggressively promoted the truck as the prize for a hole in one on that particular day. The golfers had no reason to believe otherwise. The club and the Ford dealer should make good on this and award Mr. Chagett the truck.

[HartleyMBaldwin]

Since Clagett made a legit hole in one, the truck is his. The club and the dealership can sue each other to determine which of them pays for it.

[hinckley buzzard]

The club needs to make good on their offer. They can take up their beef with the dealer on their own time.