One of the longest holes-in-one in the history of Golden Tee was also the first we’ve seen on Greek Hills No. 12. Now that is making the most of your tee shot.

You know this hole. In fact, you’ve probably logged significant time in the sand trap in front of the green. The problem, of course, is that this bunker is enormous, deep and hard to bounce out of if you hit it first.

What’s the best way to avoid this situation? Well, don’t hit it at all.

With the right wind, equipment and tee box, you can actually drive the ball over this bunker, giving yourself a shot at the ace. The ball will likely be coming in hot—making the green difficult to stick—which could be an issue.

Well, again, it’s not if the cup gets in the way. And that’s exactly what happened here after 430 yards.