It took some Australians going crazy for Swedish golfer Jenny Haglund to register that she had landed a hole-in-one and a new car.
Haglund aced a par-3 hole at Adelaide's Kooyonga course on Saturday at the Australian Open.
The 24-year-old will drive away with a prestige Genesis car as a reward.
But she didn't actually see her ball drop into the hole at the 140-metre 14th.
"No, I couldn't see it," Haglund said.
"But I knew when the crowd went crazy.
"I just looked at my caddie and just stood there with my mouth open.
"I don't think we realised for a few seconds what we had really done."
Haglund's sweet 7-iron produced her fourth career ace.
"The others have all been in tournament play but I have never got anything for them, let alone a Genesis," she said.
"Three lots of nothing and now an awesome car.
"I can't believe it.
"I can't wait to drive it."
- Steve Larkin, Australian Associated Press
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