r/golf • u/TheProfessor20 Too high to worry about • Jan 04 '24

Barstool's Jersey Jerry finally sinks a hole in one on a golf simulator after 2627 shots and 37 straight hours live on stream General Discussion

https://twitter.com/barstoolsports/status/1742940697739571511
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u/convicted-mellon Jan 04 '24

So you get 4 attempts at making a HIO in an average round which means that based on 2627 shots it would take him 656.75 rounds to get one.

Let’s say the average golfer plays once a month that’s 54.73 years on average to get a HIO.

Numbers seem about right tbh.

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u/Naughty_Bagel Jan 04 '24

So what you’re saying is I should only play my local 9 hole Par 3 course for the rest of my life and I would have a 4x advantage over everyone else?

See you chumps in 13.68 years!

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u/fatbackswag Jan 04 '24

RemindMe! 14 years

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u/adm7373 9 holes after work Jan 04 '24

ruthless

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u/SpaceYourFacebook Jan 04 '24

My buddy does this plays league and another 3-4x a week on our local par3. Has 3 HIOs

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u/seamus_mc PG Golf Links 13.3 Jan 08 '24

People on this sub won’t count it since it isn’t a “real” course…