[quote]There was no jumping up and down or fist pumping from Gary Karlin after his hole-in-one at the Yampa Valley Golf Course. Not that Karlin wasn't excited, he just didn't see it go in.

"One of the guys said, ‘I think it went in,'" said the 55-year-old from Littleton. "I knew it was close, but I never saw it hit."

Karlin's drive was on the 154-yard, par-3 11th hole Tuesday afternoon.

"It played a little farther because of the hole placement," Karlin said. "I knew I hit a good distance for the club."

Karlin used a seven iron to reach the green that has a pond to the right and three sand traps around it.

When Karlin and the other two golfers he was with reached the green there were only two balls visible.

"I immediately went to look in the sand," he said. "When it wasn't there I went to the hole."

Even when he saw the ball in the hole there was no break dancing or bending down to kiss the green.

"I still had 11 holes of golf to play," he said. "I would have been embarrassed to turn in a bad score, so I wanted to keep an even keel."

He finished with a 37 on the back nine and a 76 for the day.

"The eagle on 11 helped," he said.

Karlin is a senior sales engineer for Diamond Power in Littleton.

He visits the Craig and Hayden power plants every six to eight weeks.

"I play the course up here every time I get the chance," he said.

"I really like it."

The ace was Karlin's second of his golfing career. Ten years ago, he had one on the 17th hole at the Englewood Municipal course. He's been golfing for 22 years.

It was the first hole-in-one at the YVGC in 2005.

"Maybe there will be a bunch now," he said.

According to the United Sta-tes Golf Register (www.usgolf-register.org), which collects data on holes-in-one, the odds of making a hole-in-one are about 1 in 22,000 rounds to 30,000 rounds.

YVGC pro Chuck Cobb said the course averages three to six holes-in-one a year.

"The 11th is one of the more accessible holes," he said. "It had probably had the most."

Cobb said it seems that the aces run in cycles.

He hoped that Karlin's rare shot will start it up for this season.

"Let's hope he got is started," Cobb said.

"It's like the Lotto. The guys who get it might not always be the guy you would expect."

David Pressgrove can be reached at 824-7031 or dpress-grove-@-craigdailypress.com

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Hitmen's dad was in the paper once.. I should look up that article :)

BUT THIS IS MINE

LETS FREEK OUT MMK?

HITMEN's dad's story is better, though!  Once I get ahold of him I'll show him this thread!

Hrm...

Hitler was on the cover of Time magazine -- in fact, he was Time's Man of the Year -- TWICE.

I've been in the paper at least three times, and on a big Arizona news program once, as well as a cable TV airing.

My mom and my aunt have also been in the paper on a couple occasions.

My dad is in the phone book.

BFD.

What's Hitler have to do with this?

Nice, mcgeek.

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What's Hitler have to do with this?

Nice, mcgeek.
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Hitler's story is way cooler than Hitmen's.  :P

In summer I used to be in the paper for baseball every week

My dad works for the paper.

I have been on TV shows twice and the paper quite a few times.

I have been in a movie, and a magazine

Which movies/tv shows people?

[hell post]

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I have been in a movie, and a magazine
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....porno?

Pobl y Cwm (A welsh show).

ive been on the internet ;)

Oh, Oh yea I think I have seen you, on this um...whats it called....forum. Yea awsome can I get your autograph? ::)

http://www.milforddailynews.com/policeLogs/view.bg?articleid=62376

The article is 'archived' or whatever so the whole thing isn't there anymore without a subscription to the site or whatever.

Anyways, he was arrested for driving with a license that had expired a few days ago and driving without registration. The cops are stupid and he shouldn't have been arrested for it, he was out that day on $40 bail and had to pay $150 in fines.

$40 bail? Ahh! You must have needed to mortgage the house!

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/policeLogs/view.bg?articleid=62376

The article is 'archived' or whatever so the whole thing isn't there anymore without a subscription to the site or whatever.

Anyways, he was arrested for driving with a license that had expired a few days ago and driving without registration. The cops are stupid and he shouldn't have been arrested for it, he was out that day on $40 bail and had to pay $150 in fines.
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It says that articles from the last 14 days only are free, but it showed me anyway:

[quote]Police log: Framingham man faces motor vehicle charges
Wednesday, December 29, 2004

The article you requested is now archived.
HOPEDALE -- A 41-year-old Framingham man was arrested on Rte. 16 Monday night on motor vehicle charges, police said. Sean Aylward was arrested at 5:31 p.m. and charged with unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, operating a motor vehicle with a revoke...[/quote]

But yeah, go Hitmen's dad! :)