In a thrilling moment at The Open on Saturday, history was made at Royal Troon with the first-ever hole-in-one on the 17th hole of the course.

Si Woo Kim electrified the crowd with his flawless shot from 238 yards at Troon’s par-3 17th hole, achieving a remarkable feat in the tournament's storied history.

Here's some different footage of the historic shot:

Despite a tumultuous round marked by four birdies and six bogeys, Kim's exceptional performance on the penultimate tee will be remembered as he struck his long-iron shot, landing it just shy of the green before witnessing it glide into the hole.

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Following the hole-in-one, Kim's standing in the championship improved to 5 over par.

Notably, Kim's ace at The Open stands out as the longest recorded in the tournament's history on the course since 1980.

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