It's the shot that every golfer dreams of—the elusive hole-in-one. But for 15-year-old Saint Ignatius golfer Joseph Maloof, that feat is no longer a dream.
On Monday at the Lakewood Country Club in Westlake, Joseph was taking tee shots on the 16th hole during a Saint Ignatius High School alumni golf invitational.
Joseph found his groove and played the 16th hole, a par three about 115 yards out, like a pro. He pulled out his 50 degree, hit his shot over the water hazard and landed the ball on the green."Everyone in the group was screaming. I was screaming because it was my first hole-in-one ever, obviously. And I just couldn't believe that it went in," Joseph he said.
Joseph, taking another tee shot for an alumni golfer, sunk another ace. The other golfers went wild, and the teen was in awe of his impressive feat.Just over an hour after making his second hole-in-one of the day, Joseph hit a third. "Don't get me wrong, I was surprised because you don't hear about hole-in-ones often. So I seriously thought he was making it up when he said there was three. I was like, 'There's no way, quit lying,'" she joked."I was definitely surprised. But he has the talent for it, 1,000%...he's been working so hard all summer, every day at the range or doing a golf tournament or something. So it was just so exciting to hear about.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Chicago Tavern-Style Pizzeria Grabowski's Is Making a Comeback in LakewoodIt's taking over the space that was home to Frontroom Pizza for over three decades, then Roca's for a year.
Read more »
Grabowski’s Pizzeria reopening in former Lakewood pizza jointGrabowski’s is coming back with their signature Chicago tavern-style pizzas with rectangular slices and a papery thin, crunchy crust
Read more »
‘Animalistic’: 12 teens charged in brutal beating captured on video at Cleveland gas station'To attack the man who was doing absolutely nothing is animalistic behavior. We will not accept that type of behavior,' Police Chief Wayne Drummond said.
Read more »
Neighbors fear Cleveland building could collapse again, owner reassures that won’t be the case“We heard a boom. Phones started ringing. It was something we did not expect to happen. Jim Wallace and his company is doing what they best can,” said Starr.
Read more »
Cleveland Police arrest 12 teenagers for 'brutal attack' on 34-year-old man at gas stationCleveland Police and city officials held a news conference Wednesday afternoon to announce the arrest of a dozen teens for a 'brutal' and 'horrific' attack on a man at a gas station.
Read more »