Golfer Resigns After Faking Hole-In-One in Missouri
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Golfer Resigns After Faking Hole-In-One in Missouri

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Zach Holland, a former college golfer, has resigned his membership from WingHaven Country Club in Missouri after a video surfaced showing him faking a hole-in-one during a recent tournament. The incident occurred at a membership event and quickly went viral.

Holland generated headlines for the deception. He admitted to his mistake following the release of the video, which showed him subtly moving his ball closer to the hole after what appeared to be an approach shot.

The resignation from WingHaven Country Club marks Holland’s response to the public backlash and scrutiny surrounding the incident.

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