This 5-handicap made a hole-in-one. Then came 2 more odds-defying swings

News By: Jessica Marksbury September 29, 2026 Tyler Darling made an ace and two albatrosses over four rounds — a feat, according to one calculation, with odds of 14.5 quadrillion to 1. Courtesy of Tyler Darling For the average recreational golfer, the commonly cited odds of making a hole-in-one are approximately 12,500 to 1. For an albatross, or double eagle — a 2 on a par 5 — it’s approximately 6 million to 1. How about an ace . . . . . . and two albatrosses . . . . . . in the span of just four rounds?…