Amateur Golfers Achieve First Hole-in-One Across UK, Canada, US

Three golfers of varying ages and backgrounds recently achieved remarkable hole-in-one milestones. Kayden Welder, a 15-year-old from Prince George, made his first career hole-in-one at the Quesnel Golf Club on July 15. Antonee Robinson, a Fulham FC defender and U.S. Men's National Team member, accomplished a rare feat by scoring a hole-in-one on a par 4 hole at Burhill Golf Club, marking both his first ace and first albatross. In Derbyshire, 90-year-old John Payne celebrated his first ever hole-in-one just one day after his birthday, despite deteriorating eyesight and 30 years of golfing experience. Payne's shot rolled down a bunker slope before dropping in the hole, surprising both himself and fellow golfers. These stories highlight the enduring appeal and excitement of golf across generations and skill levels.