The 20 highest single-hole scores in PGA Tour history

Sometimes, even the greatest golfers can have a bad hole. See who has had the worst.

T-7. Ron Letellier

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Tournament: 1964 Greater New Orleans Open, Lakewood CC.

Hole: 14.

Before the tournament moved and the naming rights changed (now the Zurich Classic of New Orleans), the site of the Greater New Orleans Open was at Lakewood CC – and apparently, the course didn’t need any wildlife to be considered dangerous. It only took three years into the course’s existence for it to become forever high-scoring famous. Ron Letellier, whose career was cut short by cancer, teed it up on the lengthy par-4 16th back in 1964, and that was the end of things going well.

Score: 14.

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