Can a golf ball land exactly in the hole. Like a hole in one?

Question

Where can i find a video of it.

Answer 1

Yup

You can check here

http://www.pga.com/video/

Answer 2

yes very few got lucky shot in one hit , but no ideal about video copy ?

Answer 3

Yes, Fred Couples at TPC at sawgrass

Answer 4

A few years ago a senior tour player, I think either Nicklaus or Palmer, did it at an event (I don't know if it was a PGA or a Senior PGA event).  The ball hit exactly in the hole on the fly, then bounced out.  The ball flew at least 10 feet in the air of the bounce, it was pretty amazing.

You might be able find it online if you search for the stuff, I tried a little bit, but I didn't find it.  You could always email ESPN (Scott Van Pelt's radio show... he loves golf.)  They would probably know about it.    

Answer 5

Yes it can......I have no clue as to where to look for videos.  I suppose there are some somewhere.

Answer 6

No.  Most golf courses have a staff of 18 midgets that run out and take the cover off of the hole once all of the players in the group have reached the green.  You probably havnt seen them because they hide in a little trap door next to the largest bunker on the green complex.  They get paid pretty well to make sure that no ball can land in the hole.  

Answer 7

yup watch old greg norman video clips

Answer 8

Yes. A ball can land exactly in the hole for a hole in one. In fact, one did without damaging either the cup or its liner. There are two sources according to those who answered earlier which are on video.