Typically we use LIVEWIRE to showcase insane shots from Golden Tee, and this landing spot has showcased many YouTube shots since 2012 launched.

A golf shot – a real, actual golf shot – has snuck its way into our world, however, because it does have a Golden Tee feel to it.

Now, holes-in-one happen at the PGA level often. Not nearly as often as they do in GT, of course, but often enough not to cause a stir. Especially when they’re hit in a practice round.

That’s what Alvaro Quiros did on Wednesday at The Olympic Club in his final tune-up before the tournament began. His ball on the 7^th hole landed on the green and rolled perfectly into the cup. What’s the big deal about that, you ask?

The 7^th was playing as a 288-yard par-4. And yes, there’s video.

It’s hard to see, but if you watch the green closely you can witness the ball trickle in. He used a driver on this particular shot, although in Golden Tee a firm 3-wood and bite probably would have gotten the job done.