Only 53 percent of Active Players on PGA Tour have a Hole-In-One

Stepping up to the tee on a par-3, taking dead aim at the flag, and draining a hole-in-one. It’s a dream scenario for the common golfer.

Meanwhile, nearly every week it seems as if there’s a PGA Tour pro hitting a hole-in-one.  But how many Tour golfers actually have a hole-in-one on their resume?

Of the 243 active PGA golfers on the tour, EmpireStakes.com found the number of active golfers who’ve circled a “1” on their scorecard since the Tour began tracking hole-in-one stats beginning in 1983 to be only 128.

Key Takeaways:

128 of the 243 players active on Tour have at least one hole-in-one in their career, which is 52.7%.

Of those 128 players here are the ones with the most aces:

Greg Chalmers - 7

Scott Brown, Matt Kuchar, Stewart Cink, Jim Furyk - 6

On the other side of the spectrum, here are some of the best players on Tour who don't have a hole-in-one during their career:

Rory McIlroy

Collin Morikawa

Sam Burns

Matt Fitzpatrick

Hideki Matsuyama

Tyrell Hatton