On the DP World Tour, there is a rare scene in which one player punches holes twice.

On the DP World Tour, there is a rare scene in which one player plays holes twice a day.

Dale Witnell (England) was in trouble twice in the second round of the DP World Tour Open in South Africa ($1.5 million total prize) at Durban CC (shot 72, 6,780 yards), and in Durban, South Africa, the first (Korea time).

He made a 7-rail-thread hole on the second hole of 185 yards (pole 3) and obtained a 50-degree wedge on the 128 yard 12th hole (pole 3) to taste the second hole.

Witnell's 154th appearance on the DP World Tour has never been in a formal competition before. This is the first hole since the French open practice round in 2022.

This is the first time in 12 years that has punched two holes in the DP World Tour since 2013 Andrew Dot (Australia).

On the PGA Tour, Miyazato Yusaku (Japan) recorded once in 2006 and Brian Harman (USA) recorded once in 2015.

According to the National Hall archives, the chances of two holes in a round are only one in 67 million. The chance of a travel-level player is one in three thousand.

Born in 1988, Witnell has a long history and won the DP World Tour event in 2023.