Two eagle twos doesn't mean anything. What's you actually question? Do you mean DOUBLE eagles?
I think the question refers to the odds of a player getting an eagle (2 under par) on two par 4's in the same round.
I had a similar question, which lead me to this site ... a colleague just informed me that her nephew scored 4 consecutive eagles during a round of Golf en route to shooting a 64, and I was wondering what the odds were for THAT accomplishment.
I had one 2 days ago, my forth. Odds are longer than getting a hole-in-one,
probably 1 1/2 times a harder because you have to hit one good shot and one great shot. I also have 7 holes-in-one so that's a 2 to one ratio. I know I'll get a hole-in-one this summer so that will perfect the ratio.
Vince Sorren
My son who attends a junior college and on the golf team was playing a round with two other members. He was the first to tee off and they thought the ball might have gone in, they checked and he did get a hole in one, they went back so the other two kids could tee off and the 3rd one also hit a hole in one. Two players same hole same time. Pretty rare I would say!
I depends on how good you are.
It isn't really a matter of probability.
A better question would be how many people ever got 3 eagles.
I'm guessing you got 3 eagles, for what its worth, that's better than I ever got :)
Although I'm pretty good at golf on the video game Wii.
Depends on how good the player is, how long and accurate he is off the tee, and how many drivable par 4's are on the course. If its a short par 70 and he can drive 6-10 par 4's then two eagle 2's wouldn't be that absurd. Now if he is shooting from 100+ out every par four approach, then the odds would be very very slim. Would need alot more details to do an actual statistical analysis, and no offense but im not putting in the research.
Such odds cannot be accurately calculated.
The answer depends on how many players there are.
Black holes are round because they are formed from dead stars and white holes. As you can guess a star is a sphere and that is why black holes are round.
Holes on a Round - 2010 was released on: USA: August 2010
Take the probability to get a hole in one (on the first try), and raise that probability to the 18th power. This is a rough estimate, since some holes are more difficult than others. The probability of getting a hole in one will obviously depend on the skill of the golf player.
If it's an outlet that's round with many holes it is probably the drain in the sink.
Because a round holes top cannot fall into the hole with any angle.
For cutting round holes.
The cast of Holes on a Round - 2010 includes: Eduardo Leanez as Tailor Mira Steinzor
The cookie cutter shark chops perfectly round holes in its prey (hence its name)
For cutting round holes.
Swiss cheese has somewhat large round holes in it. This cheese is also white and can be found in your local deli.
One round is 18 .. so 18 + 18= 36. ; 36 holes
A full round of golf is 18 holes. Some courses are only 9 holes, in which case, the nine holes must be played twice. Any round which is less than 18 holes will not be considered a complete round.