Marin Country Club Sees Four Hole-In-Ones In Five Days
Within the space of five play days at Marin Country Club, four golfers shot holes in 1! On Thursday January 24, Doris Rodrigo had her first ever HIO. The Friday, Bob Greene made his first ever HIO. Let the good time continue to roll as on Saturday, Chris Hemmeter made his first ever HIO. And the last in the series, but certainly not least, was made by Bob Widergren, on Tuesday January 29, which was his first at Marin CC.
Here was the final breakdown of Hole-in-one’s
- Thursday January 24th – Doris Rodrigo #16
- Friday January 25th – Bob Greene on #11
- Saturday January 26th – Chris Hemmeter on #6
- Sunday January 27th – No Hole in One
- Monday January 28th – Course Closed
- Tuesday January 29th – Bob Widergren on #16
The odds of making a hole in 1 are 12,500:1! Marin Country Club had a hole-in-1 four times in five play days with 549 rounds played and in addition, MCC is a golf course that has only three Par 3s!
Needless to say, we will have what the folks at Marin Country Club are having!
About Marin Country Club
A Troon Privé-managed facility, Marin Country Club is private, member-owned club located in the heart of Ignacio Valley, a short drive north of San Francisco. Members enjoy an impressive, well-maintained golf course, four sparkling tennis courts, three pristine pools, a cutting-edge fitness center, and an exceptional social scene. Marin Country Club’s clubhouse features casual and fine dining for members, as well as a stunning ballroom for weddings, banquets and special events. Originally designed by Lawrence Hughes, Marin Country Club first opened in 1957. In 2007, the course underwent a total renovation under the direction of John Harbottle. In 2017, San Rafael-based golf course designer Doug Nickels oversaw a bunker renovation, the addition of new forward tee boxes and the expansion of the club’s short game area.