Florida, United States
A child floridian five years has become a star of the local golf have managed to make a hole in one during a clinic of that sport in a club of Sunrise (south Florida), as reported by local media.
Seemingly oblivious to the commotion that has armed her around and with a certain shyness, the small William Kelly she explained to the cameras what he did on the 13th hole of the club The Bridges at Springtree, 70 yards (63,9 m) in length, as if it were the simplest in the world.
“I took a 7 iron. (The ball) hit two boats out of the street and another off the green, then gave him the flag and then got into the hole,” he said before the cameras of CBS.
According to The National Hole-In-One Registrer U.S., where there are almost 78,000-hole-in-one registered, each year there are between one and two percent of the golfers in the country to achieve this feat, which occurs once every 3,500 of matches.
Another statistic that puts in evidence the extraordinary case of William Kelly is that the average number of years of experience as a golf player making a hole-in-one is 24.
According to the father said of WilliamCody Kelly, CBS Miami, when he was called to tell her what his son had done, he thought it was a joke and then I couldn’t be “more proud”.
At the beginning, “I couldn’t believe it,” he said.
Coach Mike Freglette he was not so surprised, because, according to, said, he saw “talent in the way of playing of William”.
The child received the club a plaque of recognition with the ball got into the hole 13.
“Once in a while, you’re going to see a child with a talent for this. Golf is a sport very difficult to learn and William is pretty special,” said a spokesman for the The Bridges at Springtree Golf Club Sunrise channel WSVN.
The source indicated that William can become a “star” if you keep practicing, being as willing as ever to golf and competing in tournaments. EFE
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