Grayson Murray pumped his fist, tossed hit hat into the air and threw his ball into the grandstands.
It was two years ago and Murray had just made a hole-in-one on the challenging 17th hole on the Champion Course at PGA National, using a wedge from 151 yards, and the crowd was in an uproar.
Visions of the most famous party hole in golf? Not quite. But the 17th at Honda maybe is the closest thing to the rowdiest, loudest, most party-hardy hole on the PGA Tour, the 16th at the WM Phoenix Open.
