Dad dazzles son with hole-in-one on Father's Day golf outing
A Father's Day golf outing in Port Washington took an exciting turn on the 12th hole.
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Jun 20, 2022, 9:41 PM
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Updated 767 days ago
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386ds agoA Father's Day golf outing in Port Washington took an exciting turn on the 12th hole.
That's when John Piscotta Sr. sunk his first-ever hole-in-one at Harbor Links Golf Course.
"I thought it looked really good in the air, but you always say that until it hits the green, takes a bounce," says Piscotta's son, John Piscotta Jr.
Piscotta Jr. took out his phone to take a video, and this time the ball took a bounce straight into the hole.
It's a tradition in golf to have your friends buy you drinks if you make a hole-in-one. Unfortunately for Piscotta Sr., the bar was closed.
Piscotta Jr. says next Father's Day they'll play mini-golf so they both can get a hole-in-one.
