Congrats Frank! Holing out a shot from the fairway is always a rewarding experience, especially when it is for eagle.

Tyler

Frank, it happens more with this group than you'd think.  Also on the 16th, I holed out my Pro V1 for an eagle from 146 yards in the rough on the par 5 1st hole at one of my two home courses, using my AP2 712 6 iron.  On line the whole way, a couple of hops, and the ball disappeared.  We were playing net skins and I had visions of a definite skin.  The weather decided to not cooperate, however.  We started with temps in the low 60's or high 50's and very light drizzle or mist.  By the 4th hole, we were in a good downpour and took a time out to head for shelter for about 15 minutes.  By the time we finished the front nine, the temperature was in the low-40's and the wind was blowing out of the north at 15-20 mph.  Five of the seven playing in our event decided to call it quits after the front nine.  Since I had a good round going--and we were also playing the round as part of our larger group's Season Challenge (sort of like the Fed Ex Cup)--two of us decided to press on, freezing or not.  As it turned out, we were the only two who completed a round that day, so we got the points for first and second.  And all because of the eagle on the first hole.

Your eagle was great, especially on a par five.   Yell loud and hard, you deserve it!!!!    Great going and thanks for sharing!!!!!!