Age has no barrier where a golf lover drowns a “miracle” hole on 90 birthday

A 90 -year -old golf player celebrates one moment of age, hitting him The first hole in only one A day after his birthday, the teacher.

John Payne, who said he plays a golf game for three decades, has achieved the achievement on July 18 at a local golf course in the United Kingdom

The player has long named the snapshot on the sixth hole, on an equal footing 200 yards, despite dealing with visual deterioration.

“I didn’t realize that it had entered,” Payne told SWNS news agency.

“It is 200 yard from the starting point to the hole. I never imagined that I would get it in one.”

Payne said he hit the ball using his driver, and he watched while colliding with the slope of a warehouse before rolling directly to the cup.

He said: “When I was told that I was colliding with perfect bullets, I felt magic.” “It is a snapshot once in a lifetime.”

Pain was playing the same path for 30 years without registration ACE, SWNS said.

“Some people have never been unprecedented in their lives and I can see the reason,” he said.

“I played 30 years ago and got only one now. It is a miracle because it is very difficult.”

Looking at his poor eyesight, he did not see Pine the ball fell himself.

He said: “You play with other people and their sight is much better than my country.”

“They gave me a current comment while the ball fell.”

Payne took the golf in his sixties after retiring from the administration profession.

He now plays regularly with a coherent group of his colleagues from the golf players.

“When you reach the end of your working life, you want to stay busy,” he said. “You want to be out and do not get out.”

He added: “We play on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. It is a nice group of eight of us.”

While Pine Maintains the club’s obstacle Among about 26 years old, he said he was no longer competing in the official championships.

He jokingly said, “I am older than that,” he said jokingly.

Beyond golf, Payne actively keeps a gym sessions twice a week, which he says helps keep his joints mobile and swing him in choosing.

“The golf is important, but the gym is important for the movement of movement,” he said.

“As you get old, you need a mobile phone joints,” he said.

“You have to be able to rotate.”

Payne celebrated a wonderful hole with his family, which includes 16 grandson and grandchildren, SWNS said.

George Boubanks, director of operations at the Golf Stadium, said that everyone in the club was happy with him.

“I think we are all in awe of it, and we have all put a shame,” Bandes said, according to the same source.

“We are really above the moon for it.”

According to the story of Payne, their colleagues from the golf players – and reminded many that it has not been too late to achieve something unusual.