Brian Harman made history on Sunday by carding two holes-in-one at The Barclays, becoming just the third golfer in PGA Tour history to sink a pair of aces in the same round.
Harman made his first ace on the par-3 third from 184 yards. His second came on the par-3 14th from 220 yards:
Brian Harman – 1 round, 2 aces. Watch: http://t.co/dqgobvL5Lk #FedExCup pic.twitter.com/Q6EctZ5wVF
— TaylorMade Golf (@TaylorMadeGolf) August 30, 2015
The last player to made two holes-in-one in the same round on tour was Japan’s Yusaku Miyazato at the Reno-Tahoe Open in 2006. Prior to that, you’d have to go back to amateur Bill Whedon, who did it in the 1955 Insurance City Open.
Harman was a good sport and stuck to tradition after making his aces. He treated the media to beers and whiskey:
Brian Harman, who made 2 aces today, sent 300 beers and a bottle of Crowne Royal to the media center @TheBarclaysgolf pic.twitter.com/Taq5m905Kw
— helen ross (@helen_pgatour) August 30, 2015
Harman also said he had plans to meet with some friends at a bar in New York later that evening, so he figured the bar tab would get up there. Those numbers aren’t as high as the odds to make two holes-in-one, which is listed at 67 million to one.
Oh, and Harman finished tied for 30th at two under for the tournament. He shot a 68 Sunday, not that that really mattered.
