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Shailendra hits Hole-in-one at Royal Spring course

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JAMMU, SEPTEMBER 01: Senior bureaucrat of J&K Shailendra Kumar (IAS) has achieved a great feat by hitting  a Hole-in-one while playing at Royal Spring Golf Course, Srinagar.

A member of Royal Spring Gulf Course, Shailendra hit Hole-in-One, a rare feat in the game of golf, was on August  31, 2018.He drove straight into the Hole on 3-par hole, number 16.

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For many golfers, hitting a hole in one is a lifelong goal. Though often talked about amongst golfers, from the professional to the beginner, a hole in one is actually quite rare.  Golfers may wonder about their odds of hitting a hole in one.

Pertinently Mancil Davis is often called the “King of Aces” and is regarded as the professional record holder for most holes in one.

Tiger Woods shot his first hole in one at age six. In April 2007, Elsie McLean, at age 102, became the oldest person on record to get a hole in one. She made the historic shot at Bidwell Park.

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