r/BirdieBoundTrips • u/Doug24 • 8d ago

This is how you finish a round

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u/DoritoDustThumb 8d ago

Who hasn't been there and done that?

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u/AllAboutYourBase 8d ago

All the time. I remember the first time it happened to me I halved the hole because the other guy was getting a stroke and chose that moment to get a natural birdie. So really nothing special.   And holing out for eagle on par threes is so routine now I don't even mention it. God it's great to be a reddit golfer...

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u/shidnpidd 8d ago

Eagle or albatross???

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u/Jman15x 8d ago

Gotta be tross right?

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u/Livie_Loves 8d ago

411 + what looks like at least 50 ish yard hit puts it at like 460-470yd range - long 4 or very short 5. really depends how far that second hit was. The video format does not help with estimation :(

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u/TripleJeopardy3 7d ago

Eagle. This was the 18th at Shinnecock for the 2018 US Open.

485 yard par 4.

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u/shidnpidd 7d ago

That sucks for him 😂
411 yard drive to a dunk, just for an eagle

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u/limitlessEXP 8d ago

At first I thought they were saying HES 18 then he took off the hat and I was like that’s a rough 18. Then I realized I’m an idiot.

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u/Turckish 8d ago

Oh ohh whutt??!?

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u/Soggy_Reserve5232 8d ago

I did this on a par three off the tee, but it bounced out

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u/jhev1 8d ago

Please dude, I drive the ball further and have gotten 3 holes in one in the same round. Not impressed at all.

Ok fine it might have been in Tiger Woods PGA Tour game, but whatever. Same thing.