Patrick Reed and Caddie Make Wild Run From Tee to Green After a Hole-in-One

With the 2021 Houston Open underway from tomorrow, we were having a look at past memorable moments from the event that was first played in 1946. Undoubtedly, one of the top moments was Patrick Reed’s ace and the delightful excitement that followed after.

Often, Reed has displayed his emotions on course unabashedly. Recalling a similar iconic moment, the nine-time winner on the PGA Tour hit a wonderful shot that made for a very entertaining watch.

Patrick Reed aces hole and engages in a heartwarming celebration

The marvel took place on the par-3 16th hole at the 2015 Shell Houston Open. Playing 5-under par, Reed took on the 178-yard and hit his first shot with a 5-iron. Perfect distance, an impeccable line, and there’s nowhere else the ball could’ve gone.

It dropped right on the edge of the green, and as the camera zoomed in, it rolled closer and closer to the hole. The crowd sucked in their breath in anticipation and they were not disappointed. “How about an ace?” the commentator says, as the ball sinks in. Reed lifts his hands in celebration as praises pour in from the caddies and fellow players.

The video continues as an exuberant Reed races his caddie to the green. Amusingly, the latter remains ahead, despite carrying a golf bag on his shoulder. The 2018 Masters winner went on card a score of 9-under par and finished T-17. J. B. Holmes topped the leaderboard after winning a playoff against Jordan Spieth and Johnson Wagner.

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All you need to know about the 2021 Houston Open

The PGA Tour is coming back to the USA after a brief visit to the other countries. The 2021 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Houston Open is set to be played from November 11–14 at the Memorial Park Golf Course. However, the $7,500,000 purse event has not attracted many top-ranked players, with no top-10 playing.

However, among the golfers who will tee it up, the list includes Brooks Koepka, Sungjae Im, Tony Finau, Scottie Scheffler, Matthew Wolff, and Sam Burns. Defending champion Carlos Ortiz has withdrawn, citing a shoulder injury that will keep him in the stands for the next four weeks.

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