When it comes to a hole-in-one, an albatross or, even a condor -- more on that coming , if you don't know what it is -- us golfers know they're all extra special. But just how special are they? Like, what are the odds? Let's take a look at the three most coveted scores in golf and try to explain... 1. read more
A hole in one on a par 5 would be much more impressive than an albatross, and it has been done before. Generally though, a 2 on a par 5 is much more difficult and rare than a hole in one on a par 3 as it requires both length off the tee and a great approach shot (notwithstanding an unusually short par 5). read more
Having achieved both a hole in one and albatross, I can speak from experience. Forget the novelty and focus on the score to par. An albatross gains you 3 shots against the par vs the 2 of a hole in one on a par 3. read more
The odds of making one are much higher than of making a hole-in-one. The double eagle (also called an albatross) is one of the rarest scores in golf. The odds of making one are much higher than of making a hole-in-one. read more