19 Aug 2025 | Participation | Tournaments | Clubs and Facilities |

TeeMates Tales: Harry's ace cam

by Patrick Taylor

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In just his first ever TeeMates event, local Hobart junior Harry Liu accomplished a feat some golfers go their whole lives without achieving.

Playing at Kingston Beach Golf Club, Harry stepped up to the seventh tee box with his trusty 7-iron in hand, and from 110-metres made the perfect swing and watched on as his ball found the bottom of the cup.

What's more, Harry's playing partner's mum happened to be filming the shot, and so the whole group can relive the moment as many times as they please — check it out below!

At 12 years old, Harry's golf journey is just beginning, and the TeeMates program is helping make golf more accessible in a fun and interactive way.

Event organisers remarked that Harry was the happiest kid in the world for the rest of his round, and nothing could wipe the smile off his face.

Golf is all about tales – tales of your best round, your first chip-in, your favourite course, your craziest birdie, your first hole-in-one, your favourite thing about TeeMates! We are celebrating all of our TeeMates Tales in a special series across our Golf Australia channels.

Please send us your TeeMates Tale to [email protected]. We’d love a photo or video and some information to help us tell the story.

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