Si Woo Kim Makes Historic Hole-in-One at British Open

The South Korean golfer aces the 238-yard 17th hole at Royal Troon, marking the longest hole-in-one in Open history.

Kim's ace is the first ever on the 17th hole in the 10 editions of The Open at Royal Troon.
The 17th hole, known as 'Rabbit,' is considered one of the most challenging short holes on the course.
This is Kim's fifth career hole-in-one on the PGA Tour and his first since 2021.
Kim finished the third round five strokes over par, trailing leader Shane Lowry by 13 strokes.
Despite a challenging week, Kim described the ace as the most memorable hole-in-one of his career.