Best golf shot of your life?

These are great shots. Here are some for me -

University Club #11 - Driver, 8 iron - in the hole for an albatross. It was wild. (Downwind)

The Island #13 - PW for a hole in one.

Have hit some great putts as well. Such a great game.

Knocked it to 4-5 feet today off the tee
270 to the pin.
3 wood

Couple hole in ones

I played a local course a few months ago and got on in regulation on the first two holes but one was a 68' putt and the next was a 72' putt. I opened birdie birdie with 140' of putts made on the first two holes alone. The funny part is the 3rd hole, I stuck my approach shot 5' from the pin and missed the birdie putt.

Another round I was playing, I pulled my tee shot left on a par 3 and ended up nestled next to a tree where I couldn't even punch the ball out or do anything with it. I ended up taking a left handed swat at the ball, it bounced out, across the cart path, across some dead bumpy stuff, and into the hole for a birdie. The guy I was playing with was in disbelief because he had just taken a one stroke lead with an eagle on the previous hole and I pulled that shot and he bogey'd the hole so I won the 9 by one stroke.

All three of these shots are tons of luck admittedly.

This one is easy. It happened last year so it's still fresh in my mind

Evangeline Four Ball at OCC last year, second round. My partner and I were around the middle of the pack but we were close to the top 3 in our flight. Everyone was separated by only a few shots.

We come up to #9 (par 3 over water if you've never played it, extremely difficult hole). My partner goes first, comes up short in the water (his shot is the red line). I come up next, hit a pretty good shot but it's tailing right just a little. Lands on the green on the bottom right side, but bounces right and falls into the water. (yellow line)

Now because my partner didn't land on anything, he has to go to the drop zone. I drive up to the green to ask one of the assistant pros (Jason) what the ruling is for mine. He said I can take a drop across the water on the other side directly in line with where it entered. So he takes me to a spot under the trees where there is some grass, watches me drop it, says its' good and it's in play. He stands behind me to watch me hit.

I hit a beautiful little mid flighted lob wedge, it lands on the right side of the green a little above pin high and starts rolling left (blue line). Jason immediately says "you just made it." I'm watching it roll all the way across the green, it drops perfectly against the flagstick and in the hole. There were about 20 competitors from the championship flight that already played eating/drinking at the turn house watching, and everyone started yelling and cheering. I threw my club down and just yelled "LETS frickING GOOOOOO" as loud as I could I see my partner standing by the green just laughing at me.

Saved the par and ended up finishing 2nd in our flight. We were staring at a double bogey or worse, easily.

The adrenaline rush was insane. Never felt so hyped up in my life.

A few that stand out to me, I remember driving into a fairway bunker on # 10 at Goose pond and had about 210 to the green. Hit a 5 wood to about 25 ft and 2 putted for birdie. Another was on their sister course Plantation point I made about a 30 ft putt for a birdie on the 3rd or 4th hole. At the time it was just a great putt. The significance came later as that was the only time i ever broke 80. (Shot a 79). Those were both long ago before the back surgeries but the other day playing with my dad had about 180 into the green on a par 5 and hit my 4 wood to 4 feet...and missed the eagle putt.

Slam dunk ace on # 13 at Howell Park in 1975 as a15 yo.

Got invited to play in member/guest at CCL last minute, like the morning of. We were moving and most of my stuff was in storage. Go grab clubs and shoes out of storage unit and haul arse to CCL. Tee time was 9:08. I hit the parking lot at 9:00. My group is waiting on 1. I run up, quick intros and pipe one down the left side. Hit a PW that spun off the left hill and trickled down into the hole. Group was like WTF? Next hole I made a 40 footer for birdie. The other group was very unhappy thinking my partner subbed a ringer. Well the wheels fell off and I shot 83 and we finished near the bottom in our flight.

On a par 5 I play regularly and can never get par. I was 270 out over water and a tree. Small peninsula green. Had already doubled 1 and bogey on 2 I didn’t care. Hit it to about 3 feet and made the eagle putt. Will always remember that shot. 3wood absolutely flew that day.

About 10 years ago at LSU. I’m playing by myself and a pair asks to play 7 with me. It ended up being the southern head football coach and his strength coach.

I told them I’m dog shite at golf so please bear with me. On 7 I drove the water, chipped within 10, the birdied a putt with quite a break. They looked at me like… sand bagger.

So to prove them wrong, I stuck it about 2’ from the pin on the 8th and tapped in. At this point, I’m confused because I truly am bad at golf.

But alas, all good things come to an end. Triple bogeyed 9 and all was right with the world.

But for two holes, I was Tiger fricking Woods.