LIV Golf saw multiple aces in a round for second time ever
It was an ace party during LIV Golf’s first round in South Korea.
LIV Golf is back in action this week in South Korea, their final event before the upcoming PGA Championship.
Through the first round Bryson DeChambeau and Taylor Gooch are tied for the individual lead and obviously there is still time to go before any trophies are handed out.
There were a couple of intense celebrations though as there were multiple aces in a round on Tour for only the second time ever. Dean Burmester made a hole-in-one at the 205-yard 13th where Marc Leishman dunked one about an hour later at the 172-yard 5th.
Two Aces just over 60 minutes apart
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What a first day #LIVGolfKorea pic.twitter.com/VKrN1dVkDo
LIV Golf is obviously a younger tour, but multiple aces have only ever happened in a single round just once since it began play (Hong Kong last year). There are 12 aces total in LIV’s history and four of them have dropped this season.
We will see if anyone else can drop any before the weekend is over.