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Simple question, after 40+ years of playing this game I'm still waiting to pop my cherry 
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Hacker Khan
Yurt Dwelling, Yoghurt Knitter
One for me.
I think you are worrying about it too much, and that may well effect your performance. Just relax, they say the first time ain't the greatest, but I tell ya, If I had the chance 2 do it all again, I wouldn't change my stroke.
I think you are worrying about it too much, and that may well effect your performance. Just relax, they say the first time ain't the greatest, but I tell ya, If I had the chance 2 do it all again, I wouldn't change my stroke.
jamielaing
Q-School Graduate
None for me. One that stopped on the lip. Can't really grumble though after it had hit a tree and deflected to the green!
Only one in playing golf for over 50 years! 
Keeno
Challenge Tour Pro
0 and I have only witnessed 1.
ruff-driver
Journeyman Pro
Just two, last last one in 2004 
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Just proves it's all about luck not skill :ears:
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Well my first was luck from a tree
The rest were lovely strikes with a nice little spin back into the hole :ears:
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This sounds vaguely like some advice I was given when I was 16 but that was on a different subject. But it did happen........eventually
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
1 and never seen any others as my players partners are rubbish. :rofl:
Piece
Tour Winner
Just one. My son (8) has one and has only played 36 holes in total ever! 
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
4 for me, but I can't see the poll on my phone. Will vote later.
It certainly isn't skill if I can do it!
It certainly isn't skill if I can do it!
Fyldewhite
Tour Winner
2 for me. Same hole, same club, about 5 years apart. Neither in a comp though so haven't cashed in the insurance.....yet.
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None for me and never even seen one with a playing partner..
ger147
Tour Winner
Well my first was luck from a tree
The rest were lovely strikes with a nice little spin back into the hole :ears:
I've only had one but mines was like that, pitch about 5 feet past the hole then spin back into it, none of this thin one along the ground rubbish
Crawfy
Tour Rookie
Two on the same weekend (Friday and Sunday) on the same hole at my home club. One witnessed, one not. I have the flag framed at home and both balls.
Both flukes.
Both flukes.
Qwerty
Tour Winner
1 for me. 190yrd slightly uphill so didn't see it drop but knew it was good.
Walked up..No sign of the ball on the green.. Checked off the back, No.
Checked the hole and dropped to my knees like Constantino Rocca.
Walked up..No sign of the ball on the green.. Checked off the back, No.
Checked the hole and dropped to my knees like Constantino Rocca.
Simple question, after 40+ years of playing this game I'm still waiting to pop my cherry
Took me 42 yrs Gordon. The next one is due in 36yrs time...
Hacker Khan
Yurt Dwelling, Yoghurt Knitter
I would argue, assuming it did not ricochet in off a rock or dribble along the floor something like that, it was extreme skill for those 5 or so seconds. Yes you probably can't replicate it again, but for those 5 seconds you were as skillful as any golfer on the planet.
