Who better to see your first ace than your dad?
Shaun O’Meara, son of two-time 1998 major winner Mark O’Meara, enjoyed that special moment on Sunday during the final round of the PNC Father-Son Challenge in Orlando, Fla. Playing the fourth hole at the Ritz Carlton Golf Club’s Grande Lake, the younger O’Meara hit a 7-iron from 174 yards to make his first-ever hole-in-one.
Neither of the O’Mearas saw the ball go in the hole, but Shaun at least has video of it from NBC, which broadcasted the event, that he can watch for the rest of his life.
The O’Mearas finished fifth in the 36-hole event.
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