A hole-in-one is rare enough, but Brian Harman achieved the feat on more than one occasion during his final round at The Barclays.
After opening with consecutive bogeys at Plainfield on Sunday, Harman stopped the run in some style by nailing his tee shot at the 196-yard third to record the first hole-in-one of the week.
Harman got to within ten feet of the flag when playing the next two par-threes but could only two-putt the sixth and 11th for par, before the American went even closer at the 218-yard 14th.
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By holing from the tee for a second time, Harman becomes only the third player in PGA Tour history to achieve multiple aces in a round, with Bill Whedon in 1955 and Yusaku Miyazoto in 2006 the only others to card two over the same 18 hole stretch.
"They come in bunches!" Harman told Sky Sports 4. "I was telling my caddie that it was my first real one since high school, I've had a couple on par-three courses but man, two in one day is pretty shocking but pretty awesome!"
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