Grip It and Rip It: John Daly's son makes hole-in-one at AJGA event
The old saying goes "like father, like son" and apparently that's true even if you're the son of PGA Tour legend John Daly.
Daly's 13-year-old son John Daly II flashed some golf skills of his own Sunday at a junior golf event. Playing in the AJGA's KPMG Stacy Lewis Junior All-Star Invitational at Fayetteville Country Club in Johnson, Ark., Daly II made a hole-in-one on the par-3 7th. According to a tweet from his two-time major winning dad, Daly II aced the 190-yard hole with a 5-iron, which is impressive length for a kid who hasn't reached high school yet.
So proud of my son! @StacyLewis_KPMG @AJGAGolf #Holeinone #7 @FayCountryClub 5 iron 190 yards #HisfirstHoleInOne pic.twitter.com/fCyUWIpyju— John Daly (@PGA_JohnDaly) June 20, 2017
It was John Daly II's first career ace, according to a tweet from the AJGA. He finished the day with a one-over 71, leaving him four shots behind the leader in a tie for ninth. Here's to hoping we see Little John out on Tour in five years or so.
Like father, like son.
John Daly II earns his first-ever ace at the #StacyLewisInv! pic.twitter.com/ZQPDJ28RzX— AJGA (@AJGAGolf) June 20, 2017
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