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Above: County Tipperary Golf and Country Club member Liz Higgins, playing in the Mixed Scramble in Dundrum on St Patrick’s Day, had a hole-in-one on the third hole and went on to win the competition with her husband Pat, along with Michael and Isobel Hayes
What’s rare is wonderful and you could play golf all your life and never achieve this rare thing, that is a Hole-in-one, also known as an Ace.
Last month two of the lady members at the County Tipperary Golf and Country Club in Dundrum experienced this rare and wonderful thing.
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Liz Higgins was playing in Dundrum and got her Hole-in-one on the third hole.
Above: Laura Hickey
Laura Hickey had to go to Callan to achieve hers, when she got her Hole-in-one on the eighth and went on to win the Junior Alliance that day.
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Well done ladies for achieving this rare and celebrated occurrence.
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