Another albatross at the LPGA Drive On Championship!
Yuka Saso, take a bow
What are they putting in the water at Superstition Mountain?
First we had the amateur who holed out from the fairway during the pro-am, and then into the main event and Yuka Saso was dropping a rare bird of her own.
The 21-year-old, who two years ago announced herself to the world as a teenager when she became the youngest player to ever win the Women’s US Open, had 217 yards to the hole on the par-5 2nd at Superstition Mountain when she made her million-to-one shot.
Let’s take a look at the clip…
(Come for the incredible feat, stay for the wonderful reaction!)
If you’re wondering, it’s the first albatross recorded on the LPGA Tour since Lyndsey Weaver-Wright dropped a two in the 2020 season.
