can anyone tell me how to find out if anyone has had 2 hole in ones in 6 holes... my friend Dallas Keefer dit it yesterday at the Turkey Creek course at the Coralville Resivoir... first throw of the day on hole 1.. cha ching... then on hole 6 with a trigger shot... both shots were w/ an 169 gram X-clone
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And impressive feat, and, no doubt, a personal record, however:

Phil Raymond of Memphis, TN had three aces in five holes (holes 11, 13, and 15 during the same round, Shelby Forest, Jan 9, 2000; he also birdied 12 and 14, for a 5-hole total of seven strokes!);

John "Stretch" Beckwith had two aces in three holes (Crooked Creek Classic, #10 & 12; 4-18-99).

Rene Espinoza (PDGA# 7595) aced consecutive holes (1997 Tri-Cities tournament in Eastern Washington). [Source: PDGA World Records Page (http://frivolist.com/index_6.htm)]

And then there's my (http://www.pdga.com/msgboard/showflat.php?Board=Miscellaneous&Number=47771&Searchpage=0&Main=47710&Search=true&#Post47771) run of "aces" a few years back. :)

Patrick "sima" williams accomplished the same 2 aces in 3 holes at the 2001 Oak Hollow Open. Hole 1 and hole 3.

I believe that Rock Searle aced consecutive holes at Hudson Mills during the 2000 Pro-Am Worlds. I believe that it was holes 5&6 on the Monster Course.

Chap

I believe that Rock Searle aced consecutive holes at Hudson Mills during the 2000 Pro-Am Worlds. I believe that it was holes 5&6 on the Monster Course.

Chap



This is weird. I actually chatted with this guy at Kensington today. His wife won a World Championship that year and they have a custom window decal on their truck mentioning her championship and his back to back aces.

I had two hole in ones in three holes on 8/15/04 at Jones Park in Cedar Rapids, IA on holes 11 and 13, then two days later i tagged #5 and 6 back to back when 6 was in the blind anhyzer position (yes, all on first throws). Then last week i tagged #13 at Turkey Creek (dont ask me how!)

I have aced hole 14 and hole 17 in the same round .then the following weekend I hit Hole 3 and hole 5 in the same round . It was the collest thing I ever saw .

Patrick "sima" williams accomplished the same 2 aces in 3 holes at the 2001 Oak Hollow Open. Hole 1 and hole 3.



Actually it was hole 2 and 4. He did birdie 3 though for a total of 4 strokes on 3 holes.

that would be 5 strokes, rick. 2,1,2=5..... unless Chuck rated the course. ;)

No... 1 + 2 + 1 = 4

Lee Squires aced holes 11 & 12 at Kentwood in Raleigh during summer doubles some years ago and still didn't win the doubles that night.

Carlton Howard had 4 aces during a single weekend. 3 during a PDGA event and 1 during warmup.

a amateur at leagues at drestka park had to 2 aces in four holes my brother also did it a few years back but it was 2 aces in 7 holes

September 12, 2004 - Kent Steel aced #13 & #14 back to back during the JDGF Tounament. It was at Bi-Centennial Park in Crowley, Texas. Knocked down a $190.00 Ace Pot. 2 throws, 2 aces, the quickest $190 he ever made!

Yes, that was nice. The same disc both times.

why don't you quit braggin' about 2 ace rounds and let's see it @ the cool weather classic tomorrow @ Sugarbottom.

i've aced holes 2 and 6 in the same round (with the same z-waps) at the easy 9 hole course here in ponca.

Jonny Bs HotShots video has a guy hitting 2 of 3.
One backhand, the other 2 finger!
Now that's impresive.

Tony Tran has aced 27 & 17 the same day at Delaveaga, which is also big.
But he ws more impressed when he got an Ace at Delaveaga, and then on PS2 Tiger Woods at my place one day?

I saw Stan (the Ace Man) Branton in Johnny's vid----that was awesome. What do you figure the chances were of getting that to happen in a tournament AND getting it on video?

Happened earlier this year...
While sitting at the notice board at MacGregor in Houston a bunch of us heard (since we were too far away to see them) Guy Mikeska's 1st 2 aces on back-to-back throws. (#6 & #7)

What a game!

Two in a row also done in WA a couple of times in tournaments. Although not me! :(

Now THREE in a row -- THAT's worth bragging about!

Rusty von Wilhelm had consecutive aces one day at the Golden Hills DGC in Blacksburg, VA. Playing in a group of five, he left the course with a cool $40 that day ($5 a man per ace)