Utah Amateur Aces Two Par 3s in Just Four Holes

Needless to say, Utah amateur Kirk Siddens was ON FIRE last weekend.

Just take a look at this scorecard from the Coral Canyon Amateur tournament in St. George, Utah:

Kirk Siddens had a pretty good opening round today at the @coralcanyongolf Amateur.
Two aces will do that for you!#UtahGolf #DixieSwing2019 #UGAPPR pic.twitter.com/rLuXUQM6cU

— Randy Dodson (@RandyatFairways) January 11, 2019

No, your eyes are not deceiving you…Kirk had not one, but two aces on the front nine which lead the way to him carding an ultra-impressive 31 before making the turn.

Tony Korologos of the Hooked on Golf Blog calculated the odds of making a hole-in-one twice in just four holes somewhere around 37.75 million to 1.

Kirk Siddens has 4 career holes-in-one after 2 he got today on holes 3 & 6 at @coralcanyongolf during opening round of the Coral Canyon Am. Siddens (-7) 65 leads the Sr Flight. Hear the interview Sat. a.m. on @UtahGolfRadio @ESPN700 at 8:00 a.m. @GolfChannel @ESPNTop #UtahGolf pic.twitter.com/tIhrHOpgk6

— Randy Dodson (@RandyatFairways) January 12, 2019

Needless to say Siddens’ round will live on forever as one of the most impressive loops I’ve ever seen.

H/T Hooked on Golf Blog