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Golfer admits 'stupidity' after faking hole-in-one

Name: Golfer admits 'stupidity' after faking hole-in-one
Uploaded: 2026-08-13T21:47:33+00:00
Description: An amateur golfer, Zach Holland, admits to faking a hole-in-one during a tournament at WingHaven Country Club in Missouri. He regrets his actions, calling it pure stupidity, and has resigned his membership, fearing the impact on his family'...

An amateur golfer, Zach Holland, admits to faking a hole-in-one during a tournament at WingHaven Country Club in Missouri. He regrets his actions, calling it pure stupidity, and has resigned his membership, fearing the impact on his family'...

BBC Sport· Aug 13, 2026 · 9:47 PM · 1 views

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