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hole in one
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hole in one 
1. Lit. an instance of hitting a golf ball from the tee to the hole in only one try. (From the game of golf.) John made a hole in one yesterday. I've never gotten a hole in one.
2. Fig. an instance of succeeding the first time. It worked the first time I tried it—a hole in one. Bob got a hole in one on that sale. A lady walked in the door, and he sold her a car in five minutes.
See also: hole, one


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The Guinness Book of World Records notes a number of holes in one on par fives as does Golf Digest archives on occasion.
It could not have affected me too much, because out of all the holes in one I have had, this was one of my best shots.
CAPTION(S): John Roberts-Jones and dad Arthur who hit the holes in one at the fourth (left) and the eighth hole (right) at Denbigh
 
 
 
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