[codyjacksmom]

"I've been in a three some "

More info then I needed! hahaha I guess I kind of got to see mine go in...it was a par 3, 158 yards with a three iron. It hit at the front of the green a rolled in. I said no way and refused to believe it was possible. I figured it rolled off the other side of the green. The people I was with wouldn't even tee off until I went and looked. When I got there, I walked around the whole green looking for my ball...finally had to look in the cup, and there it was. What an awesome feeling. I was so excited that the rest of the back really sucked and had probably the worst 9 hole score ever...but it was worth it.

[headsonpikes]

Playing in a pickup foursome with my oldest son and two Chinese tourists in Burnaby, B.C., I shanked a shot on the finishing par 3 which bounced off a pond-side boulder onto the green and dribbled in.

I was embarassed, my son was outraged(5 skins worth), and the two Chinese guys went nuts - wanted to take pictures, etc.

Golf is ...golf. ;^)

[DugwayDuke]

Mine was 135 yard 9 iron. You know the old saying like hitting a soap-bubble? It seemed like that ball sunk three inches into the clubhead. I've never felt a better hit.

The green had three levels. It rose to a ridge then fell away and then rose again. The ball landed on the first ridge and rolled over, out of sight. I knew it was going to be close since the ball always breaks towards where the flag was. Still, it was wonderful once I could see the flag and there was nothing there. I knew then that it was in the cup.

My friends hole-in-one was right into the sun. I lost the ball right of the pin and it was fading towards the flag. I knew he had enough stick and thought it would be very close. I found a pitch mark just short and to the right of the flag. I knew it was in. My friend, not being familiar with the course, was sure he'd hit it over the green until I told him to look in the cup.