Chez Reavie records first hole-in-one on 9th hole in Tour Championship history
Chez Reavie finished the front nine 5 under Friday at the Tour Championship after his ace on the uphill par-3 9th hole at East Lake Golf Club.
Paired with Louis Oosthuizen for the second round, Reavie used a 3-iron hybrid to land the ball on the front edge of the 230-yard 9th, where it rolled perfectly into the hole.
The hole-in-one was the 35th on the PGA Tour this season and Reavie's fourth in PGA Tour events. Reavie's previous aces came at the 2012 Farmers Insurance Open, 2012 AT&T National and 2017 Sony Open in Hawaii.
The hole-in-one, the first of this week's Tour Championship, got Reavie to 5 under, five strokes behind the leaders. The ace is also the first on the ninth hole - previously the 18th hole at East Lake until 2016 - in tournament history.
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Reavie, who had four birdies and a bogey earlier Friday, is coming off an opening-round 71.