[gopsbousperie]

I don't know if it's my luckiest ever, but it's the luckiest I can remember. Earlier this year I was playing my home course, 130 par 3 third, up on the ridge, wind blowing hard right to left. I tried to hit a knock down 7, hit it thin as heck, landed in hard in the rough maybe a foot to the right of the bunker on the front left side of the green, rolled up on to the green and hit the pin (had it not hit the pin it would have kept rolling for a good long time) and sat down maybe 2-3 inches outside the hole. easily the most bs birdie i've ever made, but still counts as a 2

[Vitoethiche]

This last January at my home course, 2nd hole par 4 water up the left side and guarding the green. Hit a wormburner left skipped 3 times on the ice, hit a hump in the ice and ricocheted up onto the green within 6" of the cup for birdie

[diseeKeythilt]

Playing skins one time and one of the guys in my group hit his second shot on a par 5 on the green, but 25 feet from the hole, turned to me a said something like "when your good, your good".
I had around 230yds. Hit my second shot, 3 wood, flies 30/40 yards short, one hops and hits a rack at the bunker left, hops up and rolls to about 2 feet. I just turn to the guy, and shrug my shoulders as he mutters something about kissing his a........

[Voitramma]

I was playing in Clearwater, FL back in 2000 or 2001. It was a 150ish yard par 3 with say 120 of carry over marshy hazzard area. I duff my tee shot no more than 30 yards, it hits the concrete cart path and starts bouncing. 2 or 3 times it hits the concrete curbing on the path and gets redirected back down the path, hops a few more times and then the path turns right and my ball bounces straight - right thru the fringe and onto the green.

My buddy was NOT impressed

[andreas]

I hit a ball way left on a par 3, it must have hit at least 6-10 tree branches like plinko from the price is right, and it landed on the green about 10 feet from the hole.

[CVEGK7mV]

My only eagle on a par 4 was uphill from 105, I hit a wedge and when we got to the green we did not see the ball, I assumed it had rolled over, walking by the cup to the back of the green there lay my ball in the bottom. That is my second favorite eagle only to the 1st one I ever made. Still don't have a HIO.

[g4YthYXx]

Hole in one on a 141 yard par 3 on a small course in Missouri. This was years ago, too early in my golf career to fully appreciate it (and to realize it was luck not skill). Used an 8 iron, Ping ISI-S, and a bright yellow Dunlop gold ball. Good memories.