Great Britain’s Justin Rose made history Thursday when he sunk a hole-in-one on the first round. It is unknown if an ace was scored by another golfer at the Olympics the last time golf was an official game 112 years ago.
However, according to reports, the 2013 U.S. Open winner The 2013 U.S Open winner sunk the ball in the cup in one swing on the 197-yard, par-3 fourth hole.
Brazilian Adilson da Silva also made history teed off the first Olympic drive in 112 years.
USA Today reports that the field of 60 players is missing the world’s top four golfers but includes Henrik Stenson, Sergio Garcia, Martin Kaymer and the U.S. foursome of Patrick Reed, Rickie Fowler, Bubba Watson and Matt Kuchar.
The top golfers withdrew earlier out concerns for personal security, crime, the format and the widespread Zika virus.