Jim Nantz

I wasn't kicking you off the property after one swing.

You made an effort to get here.

But he did exactly what he said.

He wouldn't hit another one.

He said, I'm not hitting another one.

I'm going to be able to.

The story's too rich the way it is.

Yeah, we have a weird sense of humor on this show, Jim.

One shot, one hole in one.

no but um can i tell you some of the people that hit balls back there yes this is really and do they ask you to commentate do they ask you for the full oh you know they do but sometimes it just kind of i can't help myself okay go ahead give us i have speakers i have surround sound speakers so i have the augusta melody playing underneath you know as all this is happening but i mean in terms of golf

Brant Snedeker, who's a RBC Canadian Open champion, he made the first ever on the day that he won the AT&T at Pebble Beach.

We had had dinner with him the night before.

I had just opened his Part 3, which I had worked on for two years already.

with all my hands and knees sculpting it.

And he said, I'm going to win the turnip tomorrow, and I'm coming to your house after I win and finish the media, and I'm going to make a hole-in-one.

Well, guess what?

He shot 67, did his media, came up to the house, and he about 10 shots before he knocked it in.

So that was the first one.

But we've had golf pros.

We've had Ian Poulter, Phil Mickelson, David Faraday, Mark Immelman, Trevor's brother.