The RAREST Shot in Golf - PGA TOUR Albatrosses

Brooks Koepka, a month away from defending his U.S. Open title, has had a wrist injury. We haven't seen as much of him of late. Look at this, second shot, the par 5, 16th. How about that, 6-iron. One bounce and in for the Albatross. The two on the par 5. It's just 2.56 for Lowry. It's a 5-wood and that was kind of flighted. He's taking on this whole location, that front left corner. Oh, yeah. Oh, what a bounce. Oh, there it is. He did it. The Albatross. What a shot. Tiger's going to play his second shot to this par 5. The location's 13 yards over the front bunker. Okay. Oh, nice. Okay. Watch out. Possible double eagle. That was unbelievable. Charlie Hoffman at the 15th, 198 yards. Hoffman is 8 under par. This shot on the way. Really good looking ball. That's up to the cup. Oh, it goes in. Charlie Hoffman, the Albatross at 15. That's right. It's a deuce at the par 5. And Charlie Hoffman vaults to 11 under. Wow. How about that for Charlie Hoffman? We go back to the 14th. Robbie Shelton is at this par 5, hitting his second. It's going to be more reachable today for these players if they drive it in the fairway. A little helping breeze at 14. And that is what just happened. How about that? From 258 yards away, since 1983, that is the 139th double eagle on the PGA Tour. Good things can happen out here also. We've seen a lot of the other, but... Can't believe it. Rafa Cabrera-Deo with that carom. We've seen lots of kicks at 16, but never before have we seen a deuce at the 16th. You lose it. Oh, he does a little Hale Irwin, circa 1990 Medina. Yes, sir. We've talked about the Florida Swing, this just a moment ago. Zach Johnson, second shot here at the par 5. He's got the round of the day going already at 5 under par. How about this? Will it? Yes, it will. Absolutely incredible stuff we've seen on this Florida Swing. How about Harris English from 236? This guy, he's working on not drawing it as much as he's been. He wants to cut the ball a little bit more. That's a perfect cut shot right there. Boom, double eagle. English double eagle. The third double eagle in the last three years at TPC Sawgrass. Par 5, only 541. Not many people are going to be able to take it at this back right flag. It is dangerously close to the water here today. Shopley right at it. Go in, go in. X marks the spot. Zander's done it. It's an albatross for Shopley at the 5th. From way downtown. Bang, the 18 under goes Zander. Steven Ames, who's won this event three times, including the last two years, playing his second into the par 5 18th. And watch this. One hop, two hops, in for a double eagle. Well, my goodness. That is the rarest of all birds. I have actually personally never witnessed one live.