FAQ - Hole-In-One Questions
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Can
I register my hole-in-one with the USGA? top
First of all, congratulations! We hope that you have many more.
Although the USGA does not provide a registry for hole-in-ones,
you may want to try contacting your state or local golf association,
or the United
States Golf Register.
Want to know more about registering a hole-in-one with U.S. Golf Register? top
The USGA® recommends that a hole-in-one be considered valid:
- If made during a round of at least nine holes, except that a hole-in-one made during a match should be acceptable even if the match ends before the stipulated round is completed.
- If the player is playing one ball; a hole-in-one made in a practice round in which the player is playing two or more balls should not be acceptable.
- If attested by someone acceptable to the Committee.
- If made at a hole with a temporary tee and/or putting green in use, even if the Committee did not specifically define the teeing ground with tee-markers; the length of the hole at the time should be stated on any certificate.
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