John Parry hit the first hole-in-one at The Open during the third round on Saturday at Royal Portrush.
Parry, 38, hit an 8-iron on the 192-yard 13th hole. The ball landed on the green, took a couple of bounces and went straight into the hole.
Parry took his hat off and embraced Justin Leonard, whom he was playing with, in celebration.
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The English golfer guessed that it was "about" the 10th hole-in-one of his career.
"Definitely the best one, 100%," Parry said.
Parry said he felt his shot "was going to be close" after he hit it.
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"I did hit a really good shot for once, so it was quite nice. It was quite a comfortable shot where I knew I had a big window to land the ball in," Parry said, according to the Open's website.
"It was either going to pitch short, hit the downslope and feed down or - it went in a bit stronger than I thought it would from that distance for what club I hit. But I felt like it was going to be close."
Emiliano Grillo hit a hole-in-one on the same hole when The Open was at Royal Portrush six years ago.
Parry's hole-in-one was the 31st at The Open since 1981.
Parry is 3-under for the tournament overall after he shot a four-under-par 67 on Saturday.
"It was a great day. Obviously the sort of experience you get making a hole-in-one - the atmosphere was absolutely amazing," Parry said after the round via The Open's website.
At the time of this writing, Scottie Scheffler is leading the major tournament at 12-under par.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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