ALLENTOWN, Pa. — A Pennsylvania high school golfer defied huge odds by recording two holes-in-one in the same round.
Parkland High golfer Ben Tetzlaff told The (Allentown) Morning Call he still can’t believe the feat, which came during a nine-hole practice round Monday at Iron Lakes Country Club. The National Hold-In-One Registry calculated the odds of the feat at 67 million to 1.
Parkland Coach Scott Levan said he missed the first ace but saw the second when Tetzlaff hit a 9-iron on the 140-yard sixth hole. Tetzlaff had already sunk a gap wedge on the 104-yard second hole.
Tetzlaff’s career-low round is a 76 he shot at Allentown Municipal Golf Course. He hopes to play golf in college. Tetzlaff said, “I still can’t believe it and I’m the one who did it.”
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