PGA confirms oldest person to fire a hole-in-one

SportsJOE has been hacking around golf courses for 15 years without success, so it's nice to know there is still plenty of time for us to get that elusive hole-in-one.

Florida golfer Gus Andreone has been confirmed as the oldest player to ever shoot an ace following his hole-in-one at the ripe old age of 103. Remarkably, it is the eighth of Andreone's lifetime, and it comes an incredible 75 years after his first. He beat the record held by Elsie McLean, who recorded the feat in 2007 aged 102. He hit driver on the 114-yard 14th hole at the Lakes Course at Palm Aire in Sarasota on Wednesday, en route to a remarkable round of 83.  

This is Gus Andreone. Gus made his EIGHTH career hole-in-one today. Gus is 103 (!!) years old. pic.twitter.com/6EJSIKh4mV — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) December 19,

[h/t PGA of America]