Hole in One for steps for children
A real win-win situation
Anyone who plays golf knows that a shot like this requires a lot of training, skill and a bit of luck. It is like winning the lottery for a golfer. With just one shot, Oliver Seitner managed to sink the ball on hole 1 at Golfpark Weidenhof in Pinneberg over a distance of 254 metres on 3 September 2020 at the 4th wph Charity Golf Tournament in aid of steps for children.
The wph Charity Golf Tournament raised a five-figure record sum, made up of the participants’ donations and a raffle with attractive prizes, as well as an extraordinary donation for the “Hole in One” – after all, a shot like this deserves recognition. Because it is a matter of etiquette that whoever achieves a hole in one pays at the clubhouse after the tournament. To our great delight, this ritual was turned into a donation.
“This donation will also remain something very special for me throughout my life. Because this means that not only will this incredible shot remain personally significant to me, but also the certainty that this hole in one has done some good – a real win-win situation!” – Oliver Seitner
Dear Simon, we sincerely thank you for the wonderful
and such a successful golf tournament, and you, Oliver, for
your unique shot.




