The fourth hole at Doral was the place to be Saturday.
Lucky spectators at the third round of the World Golf Championships at the newly redesigned Trump National Doral Miami got to see two holes-in-one about 20 minutes apart on the same par-3 hole. Dustin Johnson aced hole No. 4 first, and J.B. Holmes sank a nearly identical shot not long after.
Holmes gets the advantage for his sweet dance moves.
Johnson and Holmes made it look easy, but don’t be fooled. The fourth hole is a tricky, 207-yarder surround by water in front and to the right. The last time anyone nailed a hole-in-one on Doral’s fourth hole at a PGA event was in 1989, per Golf Digest.
Both golfers have cause to celebrate, but Holmes especially does. He currently owns a five-shot lead in the WGC-Cadillac Championship at 11-under thanks to four straight birdies later in the day Saturday. However, Johnson is tied for second with Bubba Watson at 6-under.
Thumbnail photo via J. Pat Carter/Associated Press
