Golf player Victor Perez makes a hole in the United States second in OakMont

The time of Victor Perez at Oconton Golf Stadium has been difficult to challenge on Friday that he is unforgettable. The French golf player operated the rare ACE during the competition in the second round in The United States is open.

It was just a second hole in one in the US Open in Pennsylvania OakMont Country Club. Perez operated the sixth hole in Par-3 on Friday, using 7 iron to hit the shot of 192 yards.

The ball wore several times before it eventually rolled almost three feet in the cup.

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Perez raised the animation his arms before giving his chest box. Perez also celebrated with his playing partners, Adam Xinak and Jacob Bridgman, as the spectators applauded.

Perez admitted that ACE is not only dependent on the skill.

“It is clear that a hole in one takes some luck,” Perez said. “Frankly, I was trying to strike something that may range between 15 and 20 feet.

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According to Perez, this was the ninth of his career. He said that he made two in the Bahamas – in the course of his house – but no one could support him because he was playing alone at the time.

“They didn’t believe me at home because I was playing myself,” Perez said. “Now, they will know.”

Another ACE event known when Oakmont hosted an American opening in 1983. Scott Simpson got ACE that year in the sixteenth hole in the first round.

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ACE Perez helped recover from the beginning of the second round. He finished the second round in the sixth draw in 1-.

Sam Burns Today at the top of the leading plate at 3-Nder. Burns finished the United States Championship last year in a tie for the ninth place.

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